... FLOOD DISASTER During their stay in Winnipeg the gateway to Canada’s vast prairie land —the Royal couple will see the area which suffered In last year’s disastrous Red River floods. In a busy 10i-hour programme the Princess and the Duke will attend a ...

... receive the fullest consideration from Americans for our point of view, and I feel sure this will not be denied us.” Two disasters ■Nevertheless, whatever way things may go, we shall not fall do our duty, however unpopular that may be.” Mr. Churchill began ...

... Crying Andy beat Castlereagh Midget, KUlamey Lad beat East Torr, Spotted Psnther.beat Red Hand Dunannie beat Lurlg Ash Jean’s Rainbow bjm. BaHycastte absent. Red Arch bye, Greenvale Round *Two Pentonvllle beat Pound Foolish, Headbroad beat Hazel's Pride ...

... J. A. Jaye and District Commandant B. Murdy: S.D.C. J. Gibson being in charge of the butts. Disaster has stepped up mines safety THE Creswell (Derbyshire) pit blaze nearly two years ago, in which 80 miners died, has resulted in a considerably improved ...

... a lit no sign of Baird nr Griffin. Ann ety grew around tile course. MITI a Clllll ill a very ,port ing gevuoedrrw m t „ the pit, to 'Worm the tell.,' crowd, that Hairri xis. All right. .t tee famine. later( Grain rattle in to ;slate the details of the ...

... half hours' battle . After • one-lap red Salvadort reentered the race in fourth position In the lead Disaster to one of the two leading Jaguars and suspension trouble for Stirling Moss that kept his Jaguar at the pits for 40 minutes enabled Salvador' with ...

... amount to near genius if it is to do so 'NILE VW Affinity for mud. red Ink, grass and jam exhibited by every normal child cam be the despair ths careful mother. Traces of the day's disasters it. clearly distinguistiab:e to the sorriness judgment of other ...

... sum of 4:32 Ilk. Id.. which he rewarded as fittest commendable. Talking of Red Cross matters, he mentioned the recent visit oh Count De Rouge. lien. Sec. of the League of Red Cross Societies, iisiting Ireland en route from the International Congress recentli ...

... newspapers featured front-page stories about Sligo's contribution towards the Irish Red Cross Society's collection for the aid of the victims of the Italian flood disaster. Reference so 'nosy porkers' Drying into the private affairs of the Martin Savage ...

... Ow FRIDAY. 27tta FEBRUARY At p.m. *taker: kOSIC. M D Moms) ICasoptillTHodail Siemer Selbsids/ ree Meow* the GEORGE SETH M REd Pit D. al Poreheansv The %eta . . Re'l.o.t For Thomas Armstrong (38). farmer. of Tremogue. Pomeroy. the defendant in the action ...

... D. f u lly ex t e nded. Belfast boys winning by 2-1. LISBURN AND DISTRICT Neill, D. M'Cabe. D. Shirker Band- Although the pits. he order . LATE GOAL DECIDED N. M'Clatchey, J. Maze. J Kidd. S. the game never r il ea w c as hed in gend any great Bally ...

... Down, said— We speak Tourist Board, Reason: it mainfor 600 fishermen facing economic tains that the sole purpose of the disaster. Representing the Ulster Board was to publicise Killarney. Sea Fishermen's Association, we are perturoed at the serious' ...