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Background Of The Memel Dispute Centre Of Unrest And...
A CITY OF PRUSSIAN ASPECT From Our Lithuanian Correspondent The troubles in Memel are quite extraordinarily complex and far-reaching. We therefore give below a sumnzary of the......
This Week's Elections
The Memel elections took place on Sunday last and passed off relatively calmly, although in one village near the East Prussian frontier Germans attacked and seriously wounded......
Giving Books To The Blind
Work of the National Institute The provision of an embossed ("braille") literature for blind readers is one of the responsibilities of the National Institute for the Blind. The......
A Special Appeal
In order to save an organisation which has full papal sanction and the highest episcopal approval and patronage in this country from imminent collapse. a disaster which, it is......
The Problem Of Domestic Service One Aspect Of It
HELP THAT COMES TOO LATE From a Correspondent It is a perfectly true contention of domestic servants that the grievances of almost every class of worker other than domestics......
The Underfed Mr. Lyons Appeals To The Holy See
Simultaneously with the raising by Mr. Bruce at Geneva of the queszion of solving the problem of agricultural overproduction in the world by increasing the consumption of......
Soviet Orders For Great Britain
The orders placed in Great Britain by Russian trading organisations in August of......
Mexican Bishop' Joint Pastoral " Forgetting All That Is...
CALL FOR CORPORATIVE ORGANISATION " In view of the fact that it is int* portant that no time be lost and that the problem be made no more difficult, forgetting everything that......
"a World Worn To Exhaustion" The Pope Speaks To U.s.a.
Broadcasting to the national euchai istle congress at Cleveland. Ohio, last week, the Pope said that he desired to join his prayers with those of the congress "to deprecate the......
Crossword Prize
The first correct solution of last week's crossword puzzle was sent in by Mr. 11. Ibbotson, 33, Bluestone Road, Morton, Manchester, to whom a book-prize valued at half-a-guinea......