... Stalin. Mr. Attlee. Nehru and other world leaders to solve the world’s economic and political problems. The leaders of the great ! faiths should preach peace, and* the United Nations should be developed into world federal Government, he said. Dealing ...

... now being mapped in light of the Korean • ,fighting. ;ILetters From Ireland !I While he did not use the word IPartition, he said the Department 'should use its good ()dices to, !make it possible for Ireland to join' lithe North Atlantic Pact of Nations ...

... a third win in the News of the World (British match playl champlonshin for wtveh he oualified to represent Ulster at City of Derry on Thursday. Coneratulations to Malone on winning the Belfast and District League Cup for the 13th time. Belvoir will ...

... which threaten to deprive us of everything we tioid dear in our British way of life. Sir Kt. M'Cleery went on to say that when they looked to the long record of their devotion ant? loyalty to the Crown and Constitution of England, the lack of appreciation ...

... mother in England to see the child before another world war broke out. The bride. Mrs. Margaret Joyce Wyrick (30). was formerly Miss Tibble. of Cannon Street. Winchester. She told the police that she changed her mind about the trip to England after reaching ...

... profitably be used oftener. I: characteristically kind of the I..adv Mayoress. Mrs. W. E. G. Johnston. to deputise for the Lord Mayor. president of the N.C.U.. who is now happily making good progress from his illness. She handed the cup back to M'Clccry ...

... to enable employees to avoid the heavy traffic rush that is Inseparable from the August Bank holioay. IN ENGLAND Report* from all parts of England indicate that holiday traffic 1* heavier than at any time »lnce 1939. All train* and 'buses yesterday were ...

... many songs for its use. BLIND AS RESULT OF 1914 WAR 40 cases admitted to St. Dunstan’s Sir lan Fraser, M.P., chairman of St. Dunstan's. who himself blind, said at St Dunstan’s reunion at Newcastle-on-Tyne yesterday that 40 First World War cases were admitted ...

... results were; (Maxwell Challenge Shield). Newtownards A (336): (Area Challenge Cun). Comber (331); (Connor Cup). Ballvgowan (3)7): (M'Millan Cup), Ballynahinch (308). Individual winners—S/Sgt. W. Spratt. (90): S/C. J. N. Andrews, Comber (89): C. J. Newell ...

... declared— I ask fallen on unheeding ears or were this Assembly to wsure our used to sustain the false accusa- German Wends, if they win tlon of warmongering. throw in their lot with us. tha shall hold their saiety and The awalcenin cr freedom as sacred as ...

... Communist aggression in Korea had underlined the urgent need for strengthening the free world, and it was necessary to draw upon the resources of the enUre free world to increase and speed up aid to all vital areas threatened with aggression.” We and ...

... STREET | Tel. 24795 R.A.F. USING PRIVATE AIR COMPANIES Mr. Arthur Henderson, Secretary of State for Air, speaking at the air pageant at Plymouth on iriiic-n IXT . Saturday, disclosed that the R.A.F. BOY KILLED IN CLIFF Ai.L were using private charter com- K ...