... changes. which from appearance, should strengthen the eleven that last week beat Ballymena United. Masters for Marks at right half. and Dorris. ex- Ballymena United, for Russel at outside left. Even with these Llnfleld still look good to win. YOUTH 'NATIONAL ...

... now at its height, echoing across seas and oceans and continents, burning into the ears of many Irishmen away from Ireland and ignored oy thousands of Irishmen in Ireland. There are many advantages in this hooting war. There are no messy bodies lying around ...

... last season France won decisively. Sober Irish confidence derives from the fact that in the last two seasons moat of the Irishmen played together, and that they are. therefore. the more experienced team. The Frenchmen. on the other hand, are passing through ...

... Ards have everything to gain and travelling this evening, they are determined to at leas: earn a replay. At Ballymena .he United and Cliftonville will play off their postponed League game of Saturday lasi. Teams Unchanged Both teams a• Windsor Park will ...

... in the Cup-tie with Manchester United on Saturday. ander went an X-ray examination to-day. It is not thought that the Injury will prevent him playing In the replay at Portsmouth on Wednesday. Pearson Illanshester United) Is a doubtful starter. and Blackpool's ...

... he did, that we are sinners. Let us as Patrick did seek in love to bring all Irishmen and women into the faith and fellowship of Christ. In Christ we can be united Irishmen. The service was held under the auspices of the Irish Mission of the Presbyterian ...

... Antacid. All chemists Antacid Powder. Is 71. 1. Hid. UM In low. elth Pinlayb Mamie rrs A ORZAT DAY for the Irishmen women who are m Fighter trot Unit. There are still vacancies In t C rt 'getting spare-time woet. Acute to RAY.. Edentnore. Whiteabbey. foe ...

... Whale of a NEW YORK, Tuesday. THERE are a hundred thousand Irishmen in New York. The majority hail from Southern Ireland, and among all the multitude of races that go to make up the United States of America the people of Ireland give us least trouble ...

... which the trials of World War II developed in mutual aid. It was no accident that United States troops felt more at home here in 1942-45 than in any other part of the United Kingdom. The reason was that there was a greater proportion of families here with ...

... ULSTER PREMIER'S TRAVEL PLANS Instead of sailing is to U.S. by air to go SIR BASIL AND LADY BROOKE did not sail for the United States in the Queen Mary to-day after all. Owing to urgent private engagements Sir Basil found it necessary to change his travel ...

... Mr. Truman. Mr. Acheson or anyone else to increase British sales in the United States. The whole affair has supplied an exhibition of vulgarity and bad manners which decent Irishmen of all creeds will deplore. It is unfortunate that so far there has been ...

... M.P. Mr. Thomas Bailie. M.P., who was born in the United States, re- I are small, much smaller than the ferred at p meeting of Holywood many who have settled in the women Unionists on Thursday United States from the South of evening to the apparent poor ...