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The Cost Of Peace
E trust that readers of the CATHOLIC HERALD Will not consider that the success of the Walsingham Peace Pilgrimage puts an end to the campaign to achieve peace based on justice.......
The Labour Conference
T HE Labour Conference at Southport once again reveals the opportunities of a real opposition in this country and the abject way in which those oppor tunities are being missed.......
The Hungarian Elections
I N the ever more closely de fi ned alignment of European Powers, the recently held Hungarian elections assume a very speciel importance. Voting for the first time in secret......
Press Sunday
T HE institution of Press Sunday is at once a day cif celebration and of penance. Celebration — in honour of the fact that in England we have a good Catholic Press, free to tell......
What Are The Aims Of Britain And France?
Is It Encirclement—And [VW Germany's Heavy Share Of Responsibility I T is surely time to be asking the question : what are the exact aims of Anglo-French foreign policy ?......
H Itler's Blunder Has Furnished The Enemies Of Germany...
very pretest they needed : the motive-power behind the present policy is not to curb Hitlerian aggression with a view to a settlement by negotiation ; it is the destruction of......
First Thoughts
Some Long Shots By F. R. HOARE. T SAID last week that I would make some informal comments on the Papal mottoes contained in the so-called Prophecies of St. Malachy. I stress the......
In A Few Words The Tabouis
Our " Enemies' " Needs A NOTHER example of the g rowin g feelin g that the international q uestion must he tackled in a revolutionary way comes in a recent letter to the Sunday......
Recent Remarks
Wise And Otherwise Snite asked to be taken to the g rotto, and then he prayed to the saint of healing—Theresa Bernadotte."—Sunday Express Report. "The South Africans, like......