IRISH FREE STATE
THREATS TO O’DUFFY.
[by cable —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.]
LONDON, October 14
General O’Duffy was enthusiastically welcomed at Cork. Civic Guards surrounded an hotel where the Blue Shirts held a meeting. General O’Duffy disclosed that a parish priest had warned him that arrangements were made to ambush him at Tralee, so he (O’Duffy) had used a new misleading car number, and thus got through safely. He added, referring to his meeting at Bandon to-mor-row: “I am told that I shall not be allowed to go. They won’t intimidate me. I hold my life as cheaply as that” —at which he snapped his fingers. “The most they can do is to shoot me. 1 do not believe they have courage enough for it, except when the numbers arc one hundred to one.”
ARRESTS IN ULSTER.
LONDON, October 15.
At. Belfast, the Ulster Government have interned thirty-four of those arrested on October 13. They include several University students.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 October 1933, Page 2
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