... THEATRE GRAIGNAMANAGM. *May, !Ist Aug., at I p.m.— George Brent and Ilona Massey in a first-rlass expo:maga drama of the second World War. INTERNATIONAL LADY. !Tuts., Wed.„ and 11th Aug„ p.m: The enchanting drama of • princess of England and a penniless prince ...

... Tadhg 0 h-Eidean; The World's Shooting Championships, a report from Sweden; Part of Col. L. M. Chattsin'a, Why Study the Second World War; and Mobile Ground Forces of the Future, by Colonel Hamilton H. Howse. An interesting problem 'which confronts the newly-born ...

... are: Captain F. N. Me- Gerald's Growth of Modern War. This month his subject is Napoleon Bonaparte Why Stud) the Second World War, by Col. L. Chauin, a translation from the French; a report on the 1917 All-Army iihouting competitions on the Ciirragh_; ...

... jeopardising our manufacturing industries. kortanateliy for Eire this Part of the 198 treaty bad not become elective when second world war threw everything into the malting pot and . postponed the day I on which the B ritish could call for the full implementation ...

... Nazi heel. Mussolini had fought his glorious war with unfortunate Ethiopia and the Spanish dress-rehearsal for the second world war was in full swing. Fifth Columns were being organised in every European country by the totalitarian states and democracy ...

... resulted in mere piecemeal attempts. Meanwhile, rival policies of political parties were in' turn given a trial until the Second World War intervened with a Com-, pulsory Tillage Order for the Irish I farmer. Much of the land is worn out. In any attempt ...

... on the one platform the world was different to what it was a generation or half a generation ago. At the close of the second world war this little island of theirs found itself in a unique position. They were one of the last bail_ 1 warles of western ...

... 'rhea the wages were excessive. After that the private lorries were unfairly competing with the dailvan.' Fin, elle the second world war -gees a ,new batch of excuses that are still l in currency. What does not seem , 1 to have dawned on MIT officials is ...

... the eighdycar old struggle .f the duo& for the revival of their magnate. These countries, Wore the devastation of tbc second world war, were recognised universally as progressive nations par errellence. I timold like to emphasise—if eniphaii is needed—that ...

... first-class cast. Leaded, by George Brent and Baird Rath; bone, appear iu International I Lady. a great spy drama of Second World War. On Tuesday and Wednesday. Jean P. Pierre Aumont, Joan Hopkins and (I.cil Parker are 'eatfarited in 'The I First Gentleinani ...

... normal relations with neighbouring states. At present it is still possible to renew such normal relations, even after the second World War. May the rulers of the States not let slip this opportunity. It may be—God forbid—the last opportunity. Such grave words ...

... was be lieved that war could start there at any time, and we all know that that did happeu. The immediate cause of the second world war was the , Geiiman effort to establish a hege 'way in Europe. That effort was defeated after six years of a ratan trophic ...