... threatened to shoot a guard who tried to prevent Burke from going off with them. Outside, a car driven by a woman was waiting for the three men. New York police said any law enforcement officers who encountered Burke should use caution. He was known in the under- ...

... Newcastle. Included are—W. D. Browne, G. R. Wallace, B. Lightbody, W. F. Carleton, A. H. Beattie, G. A. F. Roberts and L. V. Burke. e DYNA ...

... 850 in cash, and an exhibition contract worth a similar sum. He had rounds of 67, 65. 70 and 72. _ _ Earl Stewart and Jack Burke (U.S.A.) tied for second place with 275. Both received _nearly £2.000. Maux Faulkner and John - Panton. the British Ryder Cup ...

... a greater insight into the Soviet point of view. Our visit here has probably done a great deal of good. said Mr. Wilfred Burke, Labour Party chairman. COUNTRIES MUST CO-OPERATE Union chief tells U.S. Mr. Tom O'Brien, Labour M.P. for Nottingham N.W., ...

... In addition to Mr. Attlee. the members of the delegation are Mr. Aneurin Bevan. Mr. Phillips. Dr. Summerskill, Mr. Wilfred Burke. Mr. Sam Watson. Durham miner's leader. Mr. Harry Franklin. Railwaymen's leader, and Mr. Harry Earnshaw. The Russian leaders ...

... Johnstop. W. W. Kirkpatrick. R. B. Matter. R. Mackinnon. J. M'Kelvey. I. A. D. Rouiston. R. J. Woods. Warlngstevno-0. Burke. J. Burke. O. W. Fawcett. 8. W. Ferris. W Hampton. R. Harwood. W. Irwin. W. Jones. T. Illteektn. Z. M'Mullen. R. Sloan LIPMAN v ...

... when he applied to the casting director for a job. and so successful was his turn that he was engaged without delay. Shirley Burke. who has done much skating at King's Hall. Belfast. has a part in ''White Horse Inn on Ice and will also be in the pantomime ...

... KellY. W. WOOY. 8. Robinson. J. Simpson. J. Stevenson. L. Woods. WARINOSTOWN v CRESAGN fAt Waringstowni Waringstevni—G. Burke. J. Burke. b. W. Ferris. G. W. Fawcett. W. Hamptow, J. Hamilton. R. Harwood, W. Irwin. W Jones. T. )['Yellen. Cressili—J. Woods ...

... special importance to Lurgan, who are badly in need of points. WAINNOSTOWN a. QUEEN'S U. tat Waringgtown) Waringstorn-o_,_ Burke. J. Burke. G. W. Fawcett. S. W. Ferritt. .1. Hamilton. W. Hampton. H. Harwood. W. Jonei.. T. Mlleekin. E. M'Mulles, W. Orbinson ...

... to plat—he thought LOST, Wire-halred Terrier Dog (slightly it was too far outside his leg stump ! lamel. answers to name of Burke; police But again the umpire's band was up. notified.—Dr. Bernardo's Homes, Macedon, Whitehouse. Now I have no wish to restart ...

... Time 66.4 sees. The previous record of 67 sec. was set up in 1949 by Miss Maureen Lloyd. Men's 440 yards freestyle-1. L. V. Burke (Bangor): 2. A. Nell (East End); 3. D. Mackin (Victoria). Time: 5 min. 44 sec. Girls' 100 yards freastyle--1. G. R. Montgomery ...

... Consul, radio, heater, 81300; 1952 Wolseley. heater. £300; 1944 Wolseley. £155; 1949 Morris Oxford, iC32O. and many others. —Burke Brothers. Ma;n Ford Dealers. Kildare Phone 30 BARGAIN, 1935 Morris 10 h.p.. ready to drive away.—Phone 48347. CITROEN 12.9 ...