STRIFE IN IRELAND.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17430, 15 April 1922, Page 12

STRIFE IN IRELAND.

LABOUR PARTY'S MANIFESTO.

MILITARISTIC JSETHODS

TRUCE IN FERMANAGH. NOT BE COGNISED BY EBFOBUCANS. (By Cable —Presa Association —Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable i Association.) LONDON, April 12. A trace has been arranged on the border of County Fermanagh. Details show that the Fermanagh truco does not bind the mutinous Republicans, who hold several positions on the border. (Henler'i Telegram*.; LONDON, April 13. Tha commandants of the Ulster forces in Fermanagh and the Free State forces have agreed to institute a neutral zone in certain districts. Their forces are to be withdrawn several miles, and both undertake to punish their adherents for provocative acts. ! . ' Parts of the Southern border line, however, art held by Mr de Yalera's forces, who do not recognise Free State orders.

DUBLIN CONFERENCE. A WEEK'S ADJOTOOTMEENT. (Australian And N.Z. Cable Aawciation.) (Received Anril 14th, 11,5 p.m.) 'LONDON, April IS. The conference convened by the Lord Mayor of Dublin assembled at the Dublin Mansion House this afternoon. No agreement was reached, and the conference adjourned ' until Wednesday. It is officially announced that all parties to the conference desire no interference by way of public meeting?.

CONDEMNED. ' •• i * LONDON, April 12. The Irish Labour Party hiis issued a manifesto condemning, the reintroducing of militaristic methods, and stating that, it would use all the force at its command to enisure that; the armed forces in the' country would be; amenable, to authority. The manifesto states: —"Civilian authority is responsible to the people. If the country >is to resume warfare we will endeavour to en3uro something worth while for the workers." ' i A MUKDEB IN BELFAST. (Received April 14th, 11.5 p.m.) LONDON, April 12. underrnianager at Messrs Harlnnd aiid Wolfi'ii shiphuildingsworka, was shot-while going to work this morning. : iiie police and- troops wOTe summoned, and arrested a mail found in the works in possession of a loaded Revolver. •