The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 5

~ DEWRAASN Engtand Could Be Protected By Policy Based on Monroe Doctrine, He Claims, ‘ Bamonn Do Valera, President of the "Republic of Ireland.” is quoted by | the Westminster Gazette as outlining im an interview the concessions which the Sinn Fein or Republican Party is willing to make to Great Britain for the sake of reaching an amicable set- @ement. The two chief features of the De Vaiera proposal are quoted as | N follows: basis as the independence granted to Cuba by the United States following the Spanish-American War af Ubera~ tiom. Under the Platt Amendment Cube enjoye an autonomous govern- ment under the virtual protection of the United States, ‘The granting of complete indepen- @ence under the operation of a policy %ased on the American Monroe Doc- rine, Vala adam « De Valera said: ‘ "A favorite argument o fthose who week to justify England in holding its Seip on Ireland, despite the obvious right of the people of Ireland as a distinct and separate nation to choose ‘their own way of life and obiedence, is that Britain's ‘security’ demands it. “Wow if it were really her independ- emce and her simple right to life as a national state that Britain wanted to safeguard, she could easily make pro- viston for that without in ny way infringing upon the equally sacred right of the neighboring nation to its independence and to its life, “The United States by the Mon- roe Doctrine made provision for its ,Security without depriving the Latin wepublic of the South of their inde- pendence and their life. “The United (States safeguarded itself from the possible use of the Island of Cuba as a base for an at: jack by a foreign power by stipu- lating: “That the Government of Cuba shall never enter into any treaty or other compact with any foreign power or powers which will impair or tend to was nah ha Py ETRE DUPLO SE RE APD New York’s Best Drug Stores The Utmost in Prompt, Courteous Service ‘B8rq Btreet 4 James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue Second Floor 35th Street Last Day mi-Annual Clothing Event Offering Unrestricted Choice of Entire Stock Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats ate eansceaep sa saaaaseseinesementons -_ ‘ Tompuraey Bore Money 90072 M. to6 P, M. 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