IRISH ELECTIONS
CORK BOOKIES BUSY
six to four Against de
VALERA
(U.P.A- by Elec. Tel. Copyright)
LONDON; jan. 16
Cork bookmakers are offering six to four against Mr. De Valera obtaining a working majority at' the elections. ’■
PLAIN TALK BY COSGRAVE
Government finance ad. VEKSELY CRITICISED
COUNTRY STARTS 'YEAR WITH DEBT OF £3,000,000
(U.P.A. by Elec. Tel. Copyright) ' (Received Sirin. 17, 7.1 Q p.rir.) •{ LONDON, Jan. 16.
Mr Gosgfave, 'speaking at Cavan, said that the Ho Valbfaitos had promised a reduction of: £2,000,000 ill'taxation, but instead Had increased taxation by £4,006,0ti0, iwbile in July they had voted £2,000,000 to prosecute an economic' war, but voted no taxation 'to- meet the charge. Moreover, they Had 1 spent £1,000,000 in providing work for tH e unemployed. Whatever Government wa’s returned to power would find that the Free State Had begun 1933 ‘ wi th £3,000,000 debt and Fitl'i the country losing £1,000,000 in exports.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11836, 18 January 1933, Page 5
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