... play was produced by lat ”The Drone” was preceded Louis Purcell’s popularone-act The Enthusiast. herformsd the Clonard Fire Guard Dramatic Society. Felix the producer and took one t principal parts. ...

... and Family desire to thank the many kind Friends who sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially the Fire Guard Personnel of Messrs. Harland di Wolff. Ltd.. for their beautiful wreath, end all others who sent floral tributes and letters ...

... ROCKET-FIRING TYPHOONS. Late on Monday night rocket-firing Typhoons smashed the last ounce of resistance of German tanks forming up in the area west of Noyers and the enemy has recoiled, said Campbell. The Allied hold on Noyers station and Hills 112 and ...

... THE explosion wrecked the beer hall, killing six of the Old Guard and injuring over 00. In June, 1938. when Hitler spoke in Vienna three months after the Nazi seizure of Austria. a shot fired from a window killed a storm 'trooper. A second at.. tempt ...

... the road, dropping some of the notes, and. as the men rushed him again, he opened fire. Mr. Broderick was shot in the thigh, but the men closed in. Again the man fired, and passer-by, Miss Barr, was hit. The man’s nose was now bleeding, and he had received ...

... blame for many recent shootings and fires. (21 Lifting the curfew in the near future. (3) No reprisals. (4) Halting the transport system a) pm. instead 11 p.m.. at the request of tramway employees (5) Agreement not to fire street gatherings unless individuals ...

... panzers, jand fighter groups, police and o' units had received a propriate ord ithout one { Action was swift. having to be fired, the group traitors was overcome because all against them as one mar. | “ By that time they had been and huddled together in ...

... n at their disposal for a certain time. They issued an order to the Berlin Guard detachments to occupy the Government buildings. But they had overlooked that the Berlin Guard, like all units of the German armed forces, is composed of fanatical National ...

... said: ‘‘The enemy, taken bv surprise, bewildered and breaking up. He hesitates and Is demoralised in the same way as the guards of the Bastille and of the Hotel Invalides on July 14. 1780, at the dawn of liberty. You are launching the final assault.” ...

... Colchester (Essex) to-day charged with the murder of Captain Samuel Herbert Percival Grundy, a quartermaster attached to the Home Guard, whose home was at Southampton. Mr. Robey, prosecuting. said that on June 22 Jones phoned the police. When a policeman was ...

... forced the enemy out ;711h - e . TOZTI;aa to the line of the River Orne. This advance was supported by naval gunfire and rocket firing. Fighters from Britain ranged to the south and east of the town effectively checking enemy attempts to bring up reinforcements ...

... of Mr. and Mrs. R. Maxwell, Loughview Villas, Shore Road, Belfast, fell in a field which was under British or German mortar fire. Troops ..,,,,. passed as he lay ' in the grass, but he could not tell whether they were British or r# German. Finally he saw ...