... Goethe are two of his favourites. Besides of 1950 with His Holiness Pope Latin and !tartan he reads and Pius XII. as Pontiff? speaks fluently English, French.' The writer of the article, Tibor German, Spanish and Portuguese. Koeves, then analyses the .__ ...

... currencies of all E.C.A. recipients. Precisely the same is true of ' Europe's tariffs and cartels. he added. Economically speaking both are ruinous and are fundamental hindrances to the world's ' economic recovery. Their destruction would be an enormous ...

... of high productiwty is to carry about one cattle beast 01 dairy cow per acre, or eix to eight eves per acre plqa cattle. Speaking on the subject of seed mixtures, he etronglY urged the devising of a mixture that yould ensure three successive flushes : ...

... representative of the Protestant churches desired to go back to the old system of clerical or ' individual management 0 schools. Speaking on his own behalf. Professor Corkey said he thoi ght the j Government might reasonably and! j with safety make to Catholic ...

... and addressed another mass Meeting the next litY. Representative Davenport, of nnsylvaina. and Mayor Lawrence were on the speaking platform. News interviews followed. as did recantons at Irish-American societies. Next day they headed to Chicago by train ...

... in dreams and assured him or .her forgiveness. After his release he entered the; 'monastery as a lay wurker. lit ,does not speak of his dreams ot Maria. said a monk: but if asked.' simply replies- - Yes, I still dream her.' When the „ Vatican's sacred ...

... of their party be forthcoming within forty-eight hours, open warfare must be declared on the Nambis 'Mx. While he is still speaking, the painted stranger surprises everyone present by drawing himself up haughtily and pointing out that they have Lis honoured ...

... North and South was the, ending of Partition. said: , Lieut.-Col. Matt Feehan. Of the! !National Executive of Fianna !Fail, speaking at a New Year :eeilidhe in Warrenpoint. Co. , Down. 1 - The s:dution lo it was rendered more difficult clueing the last year ...

... it up in Alary's !room. •-• 4^k,^k,s Rome Joint Trip to Rome Planned by British Hierarchy , As the Holy Father began to I speak, Mary lay still, her hands Iclasped. Tears came to her eyes as Father Gabriel softly translated the Pope's address. When the ...

... whidh were leading the Government along certain — lines ,and until these people were removed there would he no change. He speaking straight from the 'shoulder. ; Mr. Wilton further asked if the .Leader of the House could state the cost to the .State of ...

... do t. hut I know he is in a jam. Sir R. Nugent—l am not in a - jam. Mr. Wilton said he preferred to speak from the shoulder: well, I am also speaking from the shoulder. It is entirely wrong, unfair, unjust and very unwise to attack civil servants web ...

... period of !penance and unswerving loyalty to. i peace. In Rome will meet men of I unbelievers. and the godless; every nation speaking every Realisation of social justice and ihynins. a guide to Lome. the pil- - !grim's card, to which are attached ~ works ...