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Croydon Bookshop Made Ready
New Stratford Centre Opened Last week the Catholic Worker Movement in England made big advance. In Stratford, East London, the local Catholic Worker Group moved to a larger......
The Paralytic In The Broken Chair
The following letter has been received from St. Joseph's House of Hospitality, 129, Malden Road, N.W.5 (Telephone Gulliver 1516), which in the year since its opening has done......
Communists Want Conscription—helps Sedition
A delegate of the Young Communist League recently said that members of his organisation were not militantly opposed to conscription as they would continue inside the Army the......
You Can't Drink Beer On This Council Estate...
CLASS DISTINCTIONS DEPEND ON PARLOURS Liverpudlians Make Survey :A short while ago a CATHOLIC HF.RALD reader described on this page his experiences in a council house. His......
So That Birth-rate Has Been Particularly High. But Now The
number of mothers of child-bearing age is falling quickly, because there is no room on the estate for newly-weds. Parents do not evaporate when they cease to beget children.......
Ex-labourites And Pacifists In New Party
Plain sense was talked hi the Conway Hall, Tuesday night. It was the first public meeting of the People's Campaign Against War and Usury. Among the speakers were the Marquess of......
70,000 Families Ask Socialists For Homes
But Nothing Is Done From Our Own Correspondent GLASGOW. " Glasgow's slums are the worst in the world. Many thousands of our people are raising large families in ' single ends '......
45,000 Electors— But Only 13,000
voted In three by-elections held last week at North Southwark, Aston and the Abbey division of Westminster only 43,000 people altogether took the trouble to vote. More than......
Death Notice
HANNAN.—May 17, 1939, at his residence, " Woodfield," Ballyrnote, Co. Sligo, Luke Hannan, father of Rev. Gerard Hannan, Achonry, Ballymote. Deeply regretted, Funeral took place......