IRISH WANT AIR TO BE CLEARED
(Received 10 a.m.) DUBLIN. December 7,
The President of the Irish Free State, Mr de Valera, held a conference with Mr Walshe, Secretary of the Department of External Affairs, Mr Murphy, the Assistant-Secretary, and Mr Hearne. the department’s legal adviser, following a communication received from the Dominions Office after the Cabinet meeting in London. The “Irish Times” comments: “The King must choose between his Crown and Mrs Simpson. It is well that the air should be cleared by Mr Baldwin for the peoples to know precisely where they stand. “Enemies of the British Commonwealth are everywhere awaiting a chance to undermine its interests and it is essential that the British peoples shall show a united front. Without a strong Monarchy no such front is possible.”
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Northern Advocate, 8 December 1936, Page 5
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