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 PLAN FUR PEACE
Irish Premiers Hope To Eff feet Cancellation In Ser ies Of Meetings With North, South Delegates
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 BELFAST, June 26-A meeting of the Ulster cabinet has been called for Tuesday by Sir James Craig, the premier. to consider the letter Of Pre- mier Lloyd George in which lie in vited leaders of North and South Ireland to conference to try tol bring about a conciliation. In reply to the premier, Sir James informed Mir. Lloyd George that he was summoning a meeting Of the) Ulster cabinet for Tuesday.
 Today Sir James was In conference with his chief supporters.
 The general feeling is that the Ulster men will demand that the terms to be discussed shall be strictly limited, especially excluding the sub ject of republic.
 Sir James and members of his cabinet received, through The Asso- ciated Press. the first intimation that the proclamation has been issued
 They expressed surprise that the launched through the press before those invited were first sounded
 Dc Valera Silent > DUBLIN, June 26--After a day of xonferences in connection with Pre- n1ier Lloyd Georges letter it was considered improbable that Eamonn de Valera would make any statement tonight It was said his conferences were not completed.
 In Sim Fein circles it is consid ! cred probable that If Mir. De Valera confers with premiers Lloyd George and Craig, one his colleagues is sure to be John Joseph McKeown, who recently was arrested on charge of murdering District Inspector Mo Grathx
 one high Sim Feiner said he thought 1t an tnsuIt and as implying accept ance Of partition Other political leaders saw in it an abandonment by toe premier Of his bar against certain Hlun Feiners
 cardinal L,ogue, primste of Ireland, said he could not see much use of q conference but the government was also involved. there might be some hope althouEh it would be desirable for the government to release from prison moderates like Arthur Grif- fifth. founder of the Sim Fein-
 The Sunday Independent says:
 +The premier's letter is welcome admission of the fact that an honor able peace is achievable only through direct negotiations with the elected representatives.
 
 Cadet lnspector Killed
 DUBLIN. June 26 Auxiliary cade' Inspector Good. stationed at North wall. was killed and Section Leader White of the auxiliaries at NorthwaI was seriously wounded tonight. The shooting occurred while they wert dining with their wives.
 On Saturday, number Of mel called at the home of Charles Trainur near Monaghan. and informed h1 wife he had been fined 10 pounds p, a republican court. She paid. The. returned in two hours and kliie Trainor They attached the label o spy to the body.
 Approve Premiere Stand
 LONDON, June 26--While there 1 some harsh comment by the irrecon cilables. most morning papers warm ly approve. the premier's invitatio to MT. De Valera and Sir James Graf which they regard as logical sequs to the kings generous appeal Opinions on the outcome hover be tween hope and fear.
 The London Times declares ths sthe hour of peace has struck fs Ireland It says of the premier letter:
 Tt breathes a spirit Of conciliatio which too often has bee nabsent dealings of the government with lrt land. If it's tone governs the negt tiations which we earnestly hope wi
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