ANGLO-IRISH DISPUTE
WILL BE SETTLED. MINISTER CONFIDENT. ' LONDON, Friday. _ "Eventually it is inevitable that it will be settled,” declared the Finance Minister, Mr Sean MacEntec, appealing for a settlement of the Anglo-Irish economic war. He hoped that good sense would prevail. Their British friends would realise the position - of the two countries in war time. If Britain strangled the Irish cattle trade, she would discover in war time how serious a thing it was.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 May 1934, Page 5
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