Boston, Dec. 9.
Asserting that Irish Republican Army bombings in Great Britain "would not in any way secure an united Ireland," Mr, Robert Brennan, Ambassador of Eire to the United States, declared here today that the Prime Minister of Eire, Mr, Eamon de Valera, "would not shrink from using force if force were the only a re-united "The third current," the newspaper says, "is represented by Great Britain and France: they are merely to join in the demand for the expulsion of Soviet Russia but their delegates will probably point out that Germany was first responsible for a policy of aggression, which opened Europe's highways to Bolshevism,"
The newspaper "Lo Populaire" hopes that the League of Nations will express a categorical condemnation of Soviet aggression and believes that a general outery in favour of Finland can only be to the advantage of Great Britain and. France and of the cause for which these two nations are fighting.
Mme. Genevieve—Tabouis, in "LiGuvre" writes: "If the Allies succeeded in uniting behind them the Balkans and many other countries including a very big one, to fight for right and justice, it is evident that Russia would not be in a position to resist this assault"—Havas,
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