London, July 11.
The breakdown of negotiations between Northern Ireland and caused disappointment but no surprise here today.
'British political quarters said they had hoped that, in view of the danger facing Ireland' today. it would be Britain to Launch "Sixth Column"
London, July 12.
The Minister of Propaganda, Mr, Alfred Duff Cooper, an-noticed today that a. "sixth column" will be Inunched Great Britain tomorrow "to kill rumour, halt indiscreet talk and mobilize against depressing, defeatist conversations."
Mr. Duff Cooper said every weapon of modern publicity will be used in the campaign, namely the advertisement columns of newspapers and periodicals, billboards, talks on the British Broadcasting Cor-oration, dramatized radio pro= grammes and radio broadcasts to schools.—United Press, possible for the north and south lands to study defence problems from a common point of view.
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