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... asked Mr. Jordan to withdraw his motion, which was done and Mr. Thompson was unanimously elected. On the motion of Mr. Robert Rogers, seconded by Mr. Ales. Patterson, Mr. Joseph Gilliland was elected vice•chairman. At the annual examinations of the In- COI ...

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... great Powers would in the coming years he arming to bursting point. These estimates were encouragement to disarmament. Sir Roger Keyes, who is a native of Donegal, in a maiden speech, declared that the problem of national defence would not be solved by ...