furious, and are engaged in the congenial task of endeavouring to prove to all Frenchmen that General de Gaulle is a traitor who would rather fight against his compatriots than against “our former enemy.” The cap does not fit him, but it fits them precisely. There can be no doub

UNITED PUBLIC TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION WELLINGTON HALL (CITY Y.M.C.A), Belfast, TUESDAY, 15th October, 1940, at 8 p.m. JAMES PRICE, Esq., will preside. Speakers will include Mrs. F. J. PAUL, Rev. Dr. JAMES LITTLE, M.P. BELFAST MENTAL HOSPITAL All persons having claims against-th

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LEFT TO FATE It is believed that the Italian destroyers may have been lying off when the final assault on Keren was made, writes the Press Association Naval Correspondent. Three have made dash for It, but Naval aircraft, probably Skua divebombers of the meet Air Arm, presumably c

of which they had always been proud to' form parts, and never so proud as they were to-day. (Applause.) Ulster had had a special interest In the development of Australian trade and commerce. Their two main industries, shipbuilding and linen, had benefited considerably from the g

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be offered to successful candidates in examinations. To ensure a steady flow to officer cadet training units of young men with the qualifications required, the War Office announces scheme by which 1,200 men will be trained at selected universities every six months at the Governm

Successful Garden Fete at Dunmurry (By Our Lsdy Correspondent) Matty pleasant surprise* awaited those who attended the Garden Fete at Ashley, Dunmurry, yesterday afternoon. Organised by the Belfast Auxiliary Committee of which the Countess of Clanwllllam is president. It was aid