■ r - r ■ I •. " p i .. ■ I ,: . .vt'. • ! ‘ ■ ■ • ' ■' , U M (EIGHT)j


u f o r G o d ’s r e p r e s e n t a t i v e o n e a r t h t o O M C l a l m G o m m u n l s n i ^ d B & l “ s t G o d s m


d a f u m e s t o d b


j * : - : wnl. t h « .m S ‘ 5a i S r « T b f e c t l o n a b l e o u t o ^


t h e r e f o r e o u r l u n g s m u s t


1 h a s b o n d e m h e f j l I t I n w o r d s e q u 4 s t r e n g t h !


in f U T a n d d u f t . ^ N o t o n l y r e m e d y f o r p l s e n t _ ^ s o c t e l j m . I t d e s ;at: aU ,lt well In'soPlety


b e t o g b a t h e d ^ m u n j s m , w h l c f I t c o n d ? J & to . * t t in s p ir ed by communism. j cL'lfHOUCi A ]^ '! t13» are hls authoriues ?


nomrations. 1 tviel letter ( S i r - " E J . ’J ’.letter oi last jweek proves


t h a ^ 'l^ ™ y o u r e a d e r s ,


& S t J s S ? ! £ S “S « ■against t h ^ C r t h o U c ^ .m f


a rayleWet’s Ppmment t f t ^ “ supWted eV ^ hlood? Co^__ „


he h ^ bandit (ptoroofs.:


s t e t e m i n t s s u c h a s t h a t n e “ c t o S


S iLriera.! He pretends to find In f


f “-cnmcterlsmg o n ^ & M P o p e call i ment on those.


Further albng he charitable dotj^ldhs p\ pS


o " ‘ ‘' i - 11 f h i s n a m e a n d g i v e r e a s o n a b l e i s


papacy wWch,he «„"“ g jc “ cUcal as a truth. AgalJ; j n l a |m n j v t te i’updh employers


I S^‘ah “ uh6“crP|uTo”^ ’ » juBtlle. I f S p sB c t jU c 0 « « enable them (l^'-^erd^ t h e c O m m b h g o o d " ( p . „ g p It jjave appeared I beis of*soclet|, on owners of .eapttal who


t a r i f f g f e , i ” »


A ? s a c h U ..d ^ ^ f . ° ' r a t S s yield to none In iwalty. t We Cathoucsjiciu „ ^ spiritual, p^mes tw fjjp i commandment of o lawful autoorlty,emi^en^^^y^^ .^^^^^^^


a s ‘.'E.P.' dom to repeat assertions devoid.


sprest p f # e ppbr, th ejl^^^ to IV :•


? S » B W"dd f V '& 'K . May 12th, 1937.


® 5’T ;'^ % \® th S ‘ l 3h u r c h - u p h o l d V - l h e i y e a , 15 | ! ) h e l p " t u r p h ^ ' S ' e t W ^ 11


catholics AND- COMMUNISM.' “ E.P.’’


tloh of flu^^^fA^v^F^cv&l's to prove: ii!?J?-’" ? ^ ® n , v S £ r ’^ lig g e 4 ed _ th 4 naineS of a^ mere


this.” In my ,. he should give us^the


half-dozen of named one. the other five.


mI 1ji 11 w


e| S ^ ^ these


Popes mass and easy


I I I


nf thpsp- last week he * w f w 4 still waiting for


he'might


Catholic He waves ttbmc ^ Sion;and assure t h a ^


are quite clear.^ . . S g ’’; b u ® ^ tells us


falsehoods,” certainly a


. s . = f 3 « S 1 S S < 5» ( ' . S


s


Holy Father a liar 1 iWhen he turns


f ii'fvlm gives US an In- bhmihuhlsm "as quick a . - £ S


no useful purpose to call one’s opponmt a liar ” Certainly he wlll Mt Plcase hls • 'S o U c friends” when he calls the


{he


mode^ liten


■jjjgjjrt/ablihdanc


sblf for W e of the neighbour a!nd 32).


capital resources,” 1“ A jetfor tains thd h llo^'lng Paa^^F -


vtlll the e ipnomlc and jsoclal order oe soundly es ,4llshed and


l1 ‘'E.P.” chlms th a t he can dad p ° 1“ | ^e


, ^ lcation off‘'wh at consHtijtes a ^ ^ r e ^w S n It olers, to aU and to each, all ^ k ^ oii


those gooc s which the wealth and re­ sources of nature, techffical science ^ d the social-'organization! :of dffalrs ,can give, iThese —'


help tb” vfllue'’''tp.'35). [ ■ •, • Cany fair-minded critic ipf the


provided It only not s


CHow car ;atholic


following? i


fVlth -ail labour”?


haf:she


social farobiems other than charity ana good wfil. Now which of these two In- tprnretations does he wish to adopt?. Catholics do not join with Communism


&ifemplbltmlh^rbf; hum i letter' ■which" contains the


addled vSthW-hdavyrhe^^^^ of an (?in1ust ecbhomlc regime toosb ruinous


In thrusting aside as useless the appuca tlon of justice, charity an^good ^11 to thp world to-day. Are not these virtue^ ;^apn?i V npeded ? But I the Popes .have


"or s l i r t i s wage a j l


5 ;.S 5 * .” “ - s aM o d u ’ j X ' « 3 pharltv ‘reigned In industry, if workers were organised In strong trade anions, if they were worUng under good


"onilthns , ana ,™ ' , “ “S trnod wases. Nothing less


the sweeping PwPy of Uie whole


svstem will please him, and thep our S f lives are to he!ordered by the State, presumably by a group of officials


sso dlfficul|;for Ithe.lreaslin tM t yea. are mjust ®®P^P®"“ ^gg„"felt! through many


innrdt Industrialists ,


feeneratlohs.. . . . What !ls'to ;ba thought if the acton of those CathoUc IndUstri- lallsts wh|||even..to ,thls,day-hajie ^


S apprSved the Idea of trade unions which “ E.P.” also seems to mlcct as useless aiid have time and again called


Ithemselvdslho^lle to a Ifbour ^ th a t we wrselves recommended ?_ Is it not deplorable that- the (right bf Private property defended by the Church shoifid L often have been!aoused'to defraud the wo?Whg M n of hls wages and hls social


rights" (pi). 33,34). Prom ■ Ihe _ letter .o^


" E.P.” h!


social pn blems, and th a t he coffid hafdly have chosen a letteri whlrii proves


t aM l " t f f i t d e ° c kW e - y o u r i r ^ about th 3


^ Church’s attitude


who will know better w h a t^ g o o d for us than we know ourselves, The State, we are told would control Industry, but the


■What I wanted to tell ‘1E.P.” was th a t I am afraid he has. misunderstood the


as the Individual chose, tee have we of th a t ? ; But I have drifted Into an argument.


with hls quotations; so a o u l^ i. we could both quote the entire Encyclical, but we should have ffifferent Ideas of what our quotation m e an tjl a ^ c o n te n t


ffi i to leave It to your readers. Tlie ^®y®h®®J


has been published by the Catholic ^ u t h Society. All should read It except your correspondent who says the Pope writes


s called “ Dlvlnl Redemptoris and It


mankind wherever It has spread Its abominable Influence, sdught their way out of It. 7^ 6


° fn d u s trlal Capitalism has so tortured,


the contempt for mercy and.jurilce, the bestial lack of reason and almost equally


1^®^'®®'


bestial lack of a rt In this evil th in g .. . . the dispossession of fhe great .mass of humanity and Its reduction, tei a -wage s C . tU lacking of all anchotage.and,


mmist text-book’, this description of


continuity.. . . •" I No “ E.P.,” I am not quoting a Oom-


industrial capitalism ctimes from a book by a famous Catholic wrRM. I filt seems to run counter to “ Dlvlnl Redemptoris r c a n only assure you th a t It toes not. The Church Is no admirer of the present Ihdustrlal system, and the present Pope


better Ihstexact opposite of what he was, challengTa to prpye. After eachiquota-, tlon I ha a given, the number of t^P®ge: from which I have quoted the .imgUsh translatlm of. “ Dlvinl Redemptoris, published-by the Catholic Truth Society.


What


mimlsts property


E.P.” might have said In sliwle ' — is .this: 1’,',‘Thei


CalhoUcltjchmhfaOTrd^^^ of Private: property And waiits ali men te! bo®om® owners 41 private property; 'the^Com- do not approve of private- and want It to be t ^ n away


from all munlst days


Church solution war whl seeking


_____ class warfare, civil war, the world rkvklhtlon'as -Ui r®ffikdy for out social ills', I and . It ,fs because these measut® hre wrong and are advocate^ .by the Communists th a t she opposes thq 'Commuriists,


and the^---"gtod of society; as a \rii4e.' ^ true that the .Church do®® flot


lecting I he, rights of those they employ


st capitalists abuse their rights, o4ly them own profit anm neg­


Is quite propose


; I ■ • i . i


right and [wrong.! We Gatholtes believe th a t theirdls a fixed moral laW of r g h | and wrtog jWhlch applies to our actions In all departments of life, and th a t the same Old who fixed this moral flaw, founder I ffis Church tC' preserve [and Inr; teruret ItT In ttose circumstances re­


a Our Political,; buriness^ ®^f ctions mrei not outslde_of the |fleld


ligion, which we regard as the God In the way In writehiGod hascom-


For the 'same reason It “ pollWcm action," to P-P., idesorlbes


mandec, affair 0[[the Indlridual” W ‘‘E.P, mate?.


those who have iti T h e Com- “ ere can be no, solution;


ofpoverly, camtallslhl contliues.” ,^-The -Catholic “■ ■ ,ys th a t ‘‘there.can be no of poverty, unemployineht ,anfi


loymeut and war whilst “


doi'en ' of SuanlshrRadlcais," as,iiiew_ on .ine 0(1 "


___


R ; J; Diriglo. ■il can only account for these


„ ; lAUlJ;


January (SOth, 1937, and f®*^®?.,M® pamphlet;,“ Democracy in Spain, byjiday night.


« f f 5 ? - E ! i S ' S E “ “ 3 3 l E S the Acts


. . f i S i T f c “ g " I f f vlfing#® loO®b ®kthoritles


liahfiyr'kMert -th a t the ®®df I p^lgn of P « b llc lty /th materim destructive work on Mon]


them by the Mlnlriry fv®® °f i! i|


self chose .to 3lte I have -m^e: prove th a t he,'


Plus Xl!'Which


‘These goods'should be ‘ neceZsltles and


— economic


S S l e momforte, .and to to th a t higher s ta iffia rd jf Ufe wh^^^^


be useflrvWh Prad®n®®j!ll?®i hindrance but Is of singular


uhurch produce as e v ltoM i pholds-the capitalist symem


special # y to 'y o u C h r l s t to amninworc .Hallsts whose iProblem Is pften


"iTherefore vie turn agmn in • I ' T _


- r . r - think the lnfprmarion,| inhabit


I I K a t e W r ^ t o ^ e s t o i l ' ^ S ^ l i l t f e W b l t o > : e c ^ _ Hr/anr t.hP a ttfin-i


• ^ numbers' of


1 ire p e a t w h a t l sald lp a former letter Af mine,, “ communism


ments. , , .


by Ideas and then with (jlERMAOT.


Pendle,H1U" lasxs ai am | nre mu i “O^V’lX fA 'r^ rt’ctolTrete'''had ' /w e r e i l t a y - d 'to


; S ? o £ e S on) ;up in Spmn?" f c«talnl^. km PJ,®; |


T amliahle to see -inside -Louses, still 1)intact L ib r a leflnlte relationship bet™n the ggfend! themselves, upkolnttog General .jgjj g e beeiill


_______ -seemed,


however, n w ev e r.i^y ch I | caused jthe Spanish ; on; the waUsH S c l t y to ‘b® b e ^ ® K g r e p o £ h a t


Ot like to have spent three weeks. In , 'Madrid’s first | Communist revolution,


i Sir,—Replying to V Arrow,” I should Bpa rn sn io loyaluisstiss^ to


I


^Hmilcants and the extent to ji^ranco’ their leator. p f .in Guernica, ffi'| and Industrial.


irfare, appointing ilK iix h a lll2 h ;p .b e .L u x e S a lo o n |£ 7 5 :1935 ysiiiktiiill 2.7 h.p. Saloon. S.H. ?125


lemselves have « ■


how be in fuU Work ’both In Blackburn ■ “ ......... ' ‘ khigdom'or house


land would 11933 BUick Vicerky Saloon, .colour! Blue!


a l l U U l yiv I A ivw v* I ,J T . ' I 1- r t 's “ f >-the conquer ng I Leyland Moll S Now. 1;Guernica’'was sublectto to'-bbrnblng M


pphhwmT BuUha7wbE^to’n’to Wonder l.hre riot numerous.; In Durago_e. “ my country arid the Republic | plosions, blew: great .plec®® the waJIs worthily represented, whether the


dxceptloilal Intensity, tlve marks of ah aerial bombardme


n a t lo d h K U ^ ^ w ^ f r am


in^ thp moral anil Intellectual standing of shells! and'.bombs.’ Hi G®®f“ ®®’^ f i! ofLthe S v l d u a r 4^^


ments that have not ,succeto_ed_»u^*^>;“ ^ | oi| me imuiyiuudi, fl?^donT'cf


society In


'people, anxious’ to overcome the same, difficulties (at the Wme of 'TOlthm this article he was In exile In Portugal), I


tlon In'surroundings where I ness the persevering endeavours o r a


AiU ______ -- I


of, deiiiicracy—th a t Is' to say,'of all- , were held ffi abeyance lo r a while, _re-


Interests of. the nation and conCentrat- !


btrictlng the iUberty of the individual!] so as


to subordinate It to the sypreme


Si'ptinn Itpchrircallv and distributing It have been recovered; tl. av he eau abli* K


hnon recoyered', t ■ r n ^ i ’' S n d t a a s where I can wit- were caused,.by e p lq ffin g .m te s wffi^


® r “ And seeking a solutlon.for a bomb !ln Spalil.! -From the„posm^^ thesrptobien^Vuny"^^^^


larger I R ira“fair Inftobnpe that fb®w cratj


than anything^ hitherto made ®


. ew craters; I


were unkclentlflcaliy, laid <to .cut roads In view of these .circumstances. It) ls |


difficult ; to believe, th a t Guernica j


these ’extracts ate taken, is very car In giving Its .own : judgmeilt.


The ! 'Catholic; Herald,” from wlli - i


'the target, of k .bombardment of 1 ceptlonal Intensity or' was selected


p n t l r Xiif a Mn d reconstruct It afresm or Incendiary, bombs, as Is alleged by whetheil It would suffice « the control I


' Catholic Herald’s ’ refusal to accept detailed .and clrOumstantlal stories


Into "antagoniistic I and the' , few crtoer4I,,m t®il®®^l4j?ra?. I poverty arid


away with ■ the' building^ still stendlng, sti


re unmarked aspected wei


b "® ® ® '


wavpTot Succeeded in rals- walls Were ffid.ente.d by f ly in g .f ra ^ e ito l P”®- the othefihand, lew-fragment fsaocf ifacades of


I tag“to rm te to h [D rh to se s7


lU ilig keen and vfid^spraaa in ie re ^ 1 !■’!'“


^ I


in Guernica, pp;| nents 'of bordhs


_____ ,-fe®i ®4® y o u _ ^ ^ JL L ^ ^® S the qutotlon of ii®®oto]to2-!}LpIS^^


DBCaUSwl sdesip vi i k r in ls tr t’Of Health


Wh ’IHE


Sh’- j l .tehall, Londoni] S.W.I., l e f t ! bo o k club. Under ii secmlngiy harmless movement, j points i n ^ e d , '


t t u b ' li deelrirdly Coiririiuffisto In Its alms. I t U just another testencej of Communism artfully, cloaking Itself


'cim I (f “ ■


. 1 lould l lv e lv o u '*4®W "exaraplto which I gaitofs’ permission- UridoubtedlishoW: th a t Moscow Is beh nd hoth; ‘


It. To give youjorie or two. VlotOT Gollanczi theiweU-knovm'Left-


enilrely agree wlfh ‘'Sceptloiis” B. R. Hoare 'th a t ihe Lefl Book


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letter of April; 30th, headed “ Gerinany, 1 giving my experience,'without prejudice,;


of my visit td i keveh; Industrial cities, (besides others)! each averaging oyer h a l f a mlllldhi: population,’ Including Essen, where F was shown through one section of Herr !KrUpp’s vast works by


one of their directors., If “ Anew” or “ Anti-Fascist!’ ihave,.; the courage to


tackle any orie lor more o f the .eleven ' keeping out their


To prove the tru th of my .stateinentsj:| ridicule, I tolLL®l'®i ^P'®®gpjy®7'^ j; [A. A. TATTERS ALL.


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" " S S * * } 5


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th submit the following extracts from,m’l , ,^3® evidently .dpubts theij allsts Invited forel^.i?ai?,?M® m'^Hoii ’ do


not know_of the This Impi^^


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who •^ ‘T'apeclmen' (if tWsj 1


e " Catholic H e r a j d T h e Nation-.ligiQ,, jg ciJhffiiljed by a ® AnnninB; ’m " the various rnr h,


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J . C r a b t r e e A. Foole c


11. W i l k i i t o n 1 . G . O r n i e r o l I


\7 l


,F. Taylor : G] I. Eo'


’Windle :E. Smith


‘ b S S b: (PP.


sde thousaiias of .the neejiy, victims r4ni miRervllor Yarlous Te£iBOii&'Wyo^i


S 5 i ^ o u T tS ° v 5 ^ ^ not only t h a t ; Justice Is


hlibrlv observed, but th a t .ihe’precept of c S y als - l^s h o t ■ snfflc , ^ l y appreclT ated, is not [a vital, thing to


^ t i l law of justice, the law of Book-Club


therefS^^^^^^^ Mr. Hoare


i


th a t come otn m j m i hSs


w;eft Bobk C ln b - i a u V t a > » ^6t e ^ twice mentioned ,tne n d .; ■.*« .v,'


the S n c e 'a r i d three Commplste on Cid he n o t notice also


h<! Brdsent he says and'noticed 2,500 in


the blatform. Lkbota party; " K h “ | S « o n 8.tu .d .>W ^ ^ ^ ^ were debatttgrone 0^ them being one o


S S S I s i S - - - - - - - -


M S s s twoother ol,the.speakers who wera o f heTrntform at DoeSrlVir. n u a ic


s s ® o «f ‘ the’


of lalmost w^rS.el^'‘" i n s Important th a t these Issues U h ; s o < ^ l . p e a c e , ^ > ^ e ^ g ™ ^ r « # ^


^ A l i i t h a t l l ' s h a l l s a y a b o u m a t " a s a y s I a n o t h e r : m a n s a y s a b o u t a b o c * m


s t b i r n i n f f e b y


a g


l i n e a


l h a n


o ff a r g u m w h o


t w o . w e e k S ; a g o e n t ’ t o , , b e I r


I si . i b o u t t h e f P a p a b y . t o p o U t l c s i t h a t t U s t r a d u c e d


h i .


should be! discussed candidly but auletly » r io


slons.” Since ;he has not luejiflad'-the e l e h o o d ! which I chaUenge_d In an


o e r i s h I n i m p o t e n c e . I n t h e h ^ m o i r t o w m k a n d w o u l d


S™ " l r t te r ’'ahd *shice .ibe' a to l t s , th a t hehas.not even]read the alleged eyld^to!


I t w o u l d s e r v e n o h s e f u l p u r p o s s f o r m e , t o t r e s p a s s o n J i o m s p a c o : b y a t t e i n p l i l n ? t o d e a l w i t h t h e s e a c c u s a U o n s . -


: i i DOGS’ . lil. HANNAN.


Heythrop College, _ \ ■ ^ Chipping, Norton,' Qxon.


NEEDS.;


healthier If hl^ dlet and,other ^^adjusted:;tP suit . t h e . t im e . ^ ^ ^ , i


Sir-rA dog 'will'' h e ; h ap p ie r■ am fo,“ meat. HtMe h r a w n '^ e a d ^


l c rrispedightness .to’-^he id ^ eal # r .


td e a l f l f th " " ------- ---- m t o h f l . ,


iandihlurders'^.to';, .


as posabie;iii%,w“‘“ 'Sf^^^^ ably IdbsB an’d4f a d6geannot''pe given


S ? e to o f I s - S imra h iiian e , than a ?s h o r t h e a v y i c h a l n . F r e s h ^ . — n V i n t l l r l l


liberty the “ wlre-and^post


S iK g w a t e ^ c em vessel should sshould b e s o l p l a c e d . t h a t


h a d e d u r l n g t h e h e a t o f t h e f l a y . r,. Natloni


should be given prompt and expert atten­ tion.


Dogs 'suflerfhi'from' skin ' Irritation JOHNS,lSecreta0,


Canine. Defehch; Leaglie.


victoria Station House, i ■tondon,'4'W-I- ■


.•■,.Q]PESTiqi|S FOR AIR.I- ' : hoare.. y Economic


■to nothing,'had * n o t . the,, courage _ to ferlsh with it hor the|strM


p S r a g . - S t e ^ e e 4 t h e : ,W P A bfa twenty centuries of civilisation reduced


' i s s f i i i p i i i i M f


.:to shoulder (th e .re s p o ig bm ^ rtiociirred * -Before • Seeking saieiy m. flight and with Impunity,-toey^ have


robbed private treUStires and plllageh the ' Treasury" of ’ the| nation,, and now S eW d th em r a p r eY to th r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 3f


s„n“ i s r s , s w And,


the ' battlefield hnfl us veritable « .«


«


■ S d ‘ lntd^‘mf'i?in>r^^^^ vlctlon— e ConVlctlbn


my! conduct.


airilnow 'strehgthehed with a .new.cbn- SiI,fin'TilLthi» 'convlctlbn that, the


torshln m a y ,'b e ' thd ; salv^loR Pl Jd® country and the Republic. dhectlon th a t I shad, .henceforthJram_e,


,


trEdtbrs and crlmlnaljanarchlsts: d t has linf liseh' agalnst thBi'iaw, but for the


'disciplinebroken! fllcta..


mv conauci., I ' would Uke to make W, S a in th a tw e are n o t In .the presmee of;


p


uteeiyi’ ' bRAt BEAUT^.


c o r r f e S e Tate^ in the ’■’nm e s ”, a t i^ te ew h f e oh the subject of country, S f f M p l y . those


r " 'fhprb' haS been a good deal of V 0 ■,hb’ fM’- - (rf TmT! la^^longaWill


le a-;wlll or desire to |.revise .espqtes tb.c jaicilities


n j ' i a i i E i ^ d c i i t t f r i i M ' T r d & e ' i C o i i v p i j i y . a n r t l i e ' M i a i a n d "'’ B a n i t . ,S h o u l d s t r o n g l y a p p e a l , o r ; s l m l l w d p a e l t l e s :


■ i Trustee' c^Hriblb',


;a » ’a r i F K S a ^ j r i *


a military rising. ' The Army has not, b r o S ^ t h dlsclpllnb,'lt seeks to restore;


S f t S ™ l to j e atlMtted to opleol-,


tural work. ' i'mese are matters! which .have, no,


venient -to haveihy you some i fnri {latest d jvelopments in the-adniMs-jr


doubt,' engaged io u r atteffilon and th a t (if ivbur many leaders throughout; th e j • M t M " n | you may i f ln d j t con­


of t ie & n g (Rural Workers ,


law bo th a t 'lkw aiid authority bhoffid rule not against the:|people, but for the,! thp'peoole l^^It is by no means, :hcmslng


sacred fof 'l t Is notl a question only of whole clvlllstalon • as handed down In


* f m e n t r i e A r m y t o o k u p A r m s I t w a s : ] t a l r e a d y I d e n t i f i e d ' w i t h t h e ' p e o p l e , a n d


h e n e o n l e ' w i t h o u t i d i s t i n c t i o n o f c l a s s S b S f e d e llberh^^


by the , Army have


ifice and self-denial on hatriotlsm.’f „


“


' iOut -Left-Wing press .ha® . Guernica laffalr with both hapds to


torther Influence the people of the


r; ' , „ seized the, afilagricurturalTrent lor the next twenty I I • I, - L ..


' Wn-flo tn livpars. ye


f a i lc u l tu r f weaker or s lim ia r^ .


I You will sei the


b v ' t h e ' s i d e O f ' t h e ‘ ‘A i m i y ^ shed their blood; in com-.


Acts which during the last ten yeated \ l e played an| Increasingly Important


|art :ln- preserving / ®P mHc r n t u r a l " - amenities of the agricultural


S s a f f i S authorities to rpeon- a and improve p ld jo tte g e s v ?B


hich was pastod ln T?28;_^contato to Inriant prcvlslcins for enabling cottage


■liial hburing


.Uthority. n Her Is vlllln ! reasonably


id 0 1 a


; to undertake work o f substantial nature, the I authority;,: which'- County Council,-.and In


grant frQta' the local, for jth ls f purpose the.


E k l #


tS C T S ^ th ^ in a lW to ® v re W r a n t , . l i l i b ' W -to two^^^ds


, h i o y m e r ’u n j e r t a k e s t q .'I-I


I E s S i l i f t £ S ‘ dfeplares ,


scribers'towards'this new tte; lUbllshlng .humber, oyer


lers' ’ entiulre how they 1,3 If 1 • -i.,noQ,( tr.'b; ninra‘active role.


th a t - -his SUU-; arture In t, “Mem-:


..ill U ? v e r s m I K j | k ! # » Tonifon.i’S.W. ),.0f ....iTrusti'B-uh'der’a niaWi'alga or other settlcpient:


I' Executor .er trustee uqd.er a wjH ; aiffiy briointiy Wltli’a prpt?pi , ,, Truls'tee (or debentures or debenture st(Mk:


......... _ mer ,


-''i|l6r'''a c1iib; 'sb^ety, Ihdfpital or .religious. i‘r other instit'utidn; (Manager of an estatji.


U s e i o f i t s ' ; s e r v i c e s . e n s u r e s . t h e f o l l o w i n g a d v a n t a g e s :


me!nt^of,|iew trustees IS ivolded.' ' iDany Is resPonsible„for tjie. acts .of ,|ts |qfflcltls.


EFyCIENCY ''^‘ sV'XCCESiS


’S E C R ^ ' ' ‘'' .oW 'b i s


All.officers have been specially trajned for thefr duties. C<^truuecs and Jien^flciarles may Inspect their records. .’ The staff'are pledged to jeer


, ■ r h ^ ' f e e t , f i x e d ' u p i d n a p i i d ^


b o o k , fully d e s c r i b i n g the s e r v i c e s ,fl(id <iu«t/ng f e e s , ■ ■'.flnd''of lyo'cnu'fis entifled,


' , • 1 OF M


AKING A WI,Lt’’i^ '‘-C'fWI^^ /in w K r / i f i r h ' / I f f h e B a n /c . t h e Heed


centres. Street, ; '


Hudson—Ley Ehodes—


'lamb—


•Preston-Bla E. Thornton- Ribh


IE. A. McDdnal H. Smith— J. Moore— J. Maroney,


Lan ’


Cl Barrii -Y7,indle-Wbi


.iild klleV


' "Whalley ca()l ■ Webb, at Cfith' badly for ,


..-at a critical! t


WHALLEY An excellent,


.flump in the! mil .thfe plucky] (list)! . complexion ’ i ■Whalley, whl


■from G. Garlat' Joying a knocl


-three double-: .Arthur Fodle ■Clitheroe’s .b; pointing.


' . G r e e n w i


E . S m i t h ' l b IP. R . M . A s p d Webb b " T . G r e e n u p


W . G r e e n . w


. J , D e r b y s h i h ; W . B a r n e s


W . G o o d m i Ai n d l e b


JG . G a r r a


totalled 138fdeI d p u | and this score t l CUtheroe. |; fio bowled a tea;


anUl ildl


ie ft 'h f lf lie ; toteryflPlhg Ih;iahy’W i ; ^


f ‘bv—It iis ,’Hnfle.^fl>- purt hf, J'heirj Itj;to ifactll it .Would'ihaye;


iwheilever.® euitS^ :'thelrihppL


ijbibid'estn p6ofii' ept’ £ tdeWs- made If a pruutlcej


' • 'e .Wbtk’of'iaeroi! actount for the, hefe Ish o idoUbfe ’.pieinent tjf"the


the'cofrespofidepi .COMFORT


i n g a i l p o w e r s o f a p e o p l e t l m t r e f u s e s t o b e c o m e A l s s o l v e d ' l n a n a r c h j r o r w


s i n g l e a u t h o r l t y - o r , r a t h e r , ° f t o ^ P - w h l c h w o u l d I m m e d i a t e l y s e


e i n s I u n t i l I t h a d succeeded I n r e s t o r i n g bhowe e n


f r i|h |fu ln ^ ^ b : news,


Guerncla dellbera'


b y . l a t e r p l a c e '


was .Iheirlei


w a s ! s u p p o s e d e l y " I d e s t r o y e d


N ^ f f i p W i s , h M b e e n iWhat


'. a i r c r a f t f i g h t i n g o n t h e «


- - Vtheiitlclty' .which . - , , ' h e cM t n h e 'i d ^ P


to have out of


took ’'.hur I CathPhc I '.contem ...


i l l i ’* is i ekteefely ^severe'TOu'mhtal .r4fl' iBW 'jh li


S T e e h ' e 4|g ^ t e ,d hi', th e , Iptenpyi h M w i t ' 'M p t l o p a l iieactlon


, You canltg^tt-lvo pairs of shoes for the priceofope i Why buy shoes you cannot


‘ w ear! Come to see us ant . be correctly ■ fitted with » pair of Bm Abridge Arch fteseitver Shoek a t 25/-.'


ELEGANCE economy Rib ii'iBecord up tc


I'jlJeyland | riDmrwcn . iiiClitheroe ' .leyland Mo ijlBlackpool. rtBarnoIdswicli ' i 1st Annes


iJlUbblesdale iWballey .


torsi


'Head .. Ghorley


'ILancaster d/VCKRURN SA TU RD


'Jlibblesdale Motors 11: Xeyland 9216r 6 TLancaster;'


rwhalley 138]


.Blackpool 'Bamoldswici II


:SA’njE


Hhodes (Lancad (Blackpool),! mdl sey, the Blakpoi


BriliJant! towlj


.Saturday's’ r ■ route of CliiS Gt.i Annes. 1 Among then!


J . M a s s e y - P R . P r e e d y — L


H a m b — B a r r i e li


r e s t o n — B l k i l L B. M. Aspdei


. W a s h b r o b k - Z'lacH


PERljfjR.'li -Ml


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