Page 4, 8th March 1940
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Its Understanding Necessary For All Of Us
Not A Special Interest For The Few BY DOM BERNARD McELLIGOTT, O.S.B. [In place of the u3uo2 " Week by Week" on political, social and other contemporary topics, this newspaper is......
Of Persons And Places
By G. Elliot Anstruther IN far-o ff days of school and geography lessons, Papua was a piece of the globe that presented no attraction. "Manners none, customs nasty," as an......
In A Few Words
The Real Life of a Saint I WAS not astonished to note the cam plete misunderstanding of Mr Graham Green's novel in the review which a prominent critic gave it last Sunday. The......
Volunteers For Finland
I T is not many months since large numbers of Britishers volunteered for service against Nationalist Spain in the ranks of the International Brigades. Many of them sincerely......
Recent Remarks
Wise And Otherwise The monks of Mount St. Bernard's Abbey, Charnwood Forest, have been awarded second prize in this year's Leicestershire County egg-laying trials. —A......
Relations With Italy
A NY serious friction between Great Britain and Italy would be tantamount to defeat in a major campaign of the war. It has been one of the happy aspects of the war that the......
Feeling The Pinch
T WO announcements this week are grim signs of what we have taken on in this war. The first is the reminder of the White Paper on the Export Council that our exports must rise......
National
Bolshevism HIS convenient and striking title was used in a leading article of the Vatican organ, the Osservatore Romano, analysing the tendencies of Hitler's last speech. Is......
Britain And The Arabs
HE outcry against the new regulations for controlling the transfer of land from Arabs to Jews in certain parts of Palestine illustrates once again the dangers of mere legalism.......
Colonel Veclawooa
HERE is a man who sits in the House of Commons, by name Colonel Wedgwood. He appears to divide his time between making childish attacks upon the Vatican and the Vatican's......










