ROLL OF HONOUR.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17170, 13 June 1921, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

A WEEK'S CASUALTIES. COUNTS MONABHAN COMBED. „ r<.M»-Pies» Association— Copyright.) *?/«SS£r«S *KX tobfc As.ocd.tion.) (Received June 12th, 5.5 pan.) (1U LONDON, June 10. Sir armed men attacked three polioe- ■ Constable Glover S shot dead, and *• others ancla ■ civilian W™ severely wounded. The | assailants escaped. Tho casualties among the Crown fnrces last week were the highest since 1016 They comprise sixteen police and light military killed, and nineteen and twenty-four respectively wounded The Crown forces made hundreds of arrests during a big round up of feinn SS in ifonaghan mcludw several noted gunmen.. Some of Zm were taken jrom their bedsLABOT7B INTERESTED. deceived June 12th, 5.5 p.m.) Uieceiv N^v yoRK, June 11. At tie American Federation of Labour Convention, to be held at Denver next week, the Irish auestion is expected to be the paraSnt issue. Many resolutions W been prepared, including one advocating a boycott of British goods and materials until the war in.lreland is SoS: Another, to be presented by the metal workers, demands the recall of Admiral Sims and his dishonourable discharge from the Navy. THE HOME BOTE ACT. (Received June 13th. 12.10 a.m.) LONDON, Juno 12. Th© "Sunday Express" says the Government intends to Ex a time limit for Sinn Fein to operate the Home Rule Act in Southern Ireland. If Sinn Fein is, recalcitrant, the Government will, atlthe end of July, begin a vigorous military campaign to suppress disThe' Nationalists and Sinn Feiners ignored today's election of the North Ireland Senate, although the Unionists left seats open for them. The Unionists had 1 to nominate the -whole Senate, and all were returned unopposed, including three Unionist-liabour inen'. . .