... fighting among ourselves. That is why„ in some ways. I dread the post-war period rather than the one we are now Pass:ng through. United we stand; divided we fall. There's a lot of truth in the old saying. I am not pessim'atic enough to believe that though in ...

... interim. another member of the family. Mr. W. H. Barron's brother, has agreed to carry on the work. • To Help Resettlement THE Resettlement Advice Serrice Offices that are opening up all over-the country are going to go a long way in helping to sort out ...

... to put as much effort into this last lap of the But more important than the race as the crews themselves. As morale of the civil population is the you make and fill the bombs, redamage our bombing is do- member that you and the crews of ins to the enemy ...

... recommendations by the Tweed, paraded to the service in large Committee are being examined by the as an integral part of the United Bing. Linen Industry Post-War Planning numbers. dom. and to strengthen still further the There was a crowded church for the ...

... Government Majority of 140 Over All Other servant. Antrim Road, Lisburn, has been pro- muted Lieut.-Colonel. Mr. De Valera Eleven United States Parties NEW PREMIER'S MESSAGE Momentous Decisions !Wind the who on July 20th left Washington on Here is Me. Attlee's ...

... Jackson. B.A. tOkmarmi. oMelated `revolutionary success. Testimony ot February. 1945. tinder so h auspices the performance United Campaign in I.Tsbuin vial ro I h om e while the Rev. Mr. Elliott C pl ix' oyeea ra a t h We d Allied a Tr C ade n s me to ...