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The Sunday Press
SEPTEMBER 4, 1949.
Do Cum Stório Dé Agur Onora na h-irpeann.
The Truth in the News.
NO. 1. PRICE 2
E750 X-PAGE 7
BIBLE Greatest ever discovery
SHOES Dearer and maybe scarcer
FINAL U.S. Gaels fly over
AGA KHAN Here to see his horses
Hebrew texts one of greatest
Biblical finds Maynoth President writes on discovery
A WANDERING Arab, a fall of rock, a few broken earthenware jars, a roll of parchment wrapped in rags—and Christendom and all the world is given one of the greatest discoveries of modern times.
"Nothing less than the whole of the Book of Isaiah, and the beginning of a newspaper in Biblical studies." That is the finding of Right Reverend Monsignor E. J. Kissane, President of Saint Patrick's College, Maynoth, and internationally known expert on such matters, who writes exclusively for The SUNDAY PRESS on the effects of the Bedouin's chance discovery in a cave near the Dead Sea.
Strangscal o Strasbourg AN SCAFIA AN DOMINAUGH.
ATH CLIATH
"E seo le rith De a arab an obair. Tras had mach faidir hom bheith I liking the presence of the child-chilpress fair ar na chiad-chilpress has made the thing in immail. Go Michela an arab ar sen a finch the presence of the biblical chastic."
EAMON DE VALERA.
DELAYED AT LABRADOR But will see hurling final
(FRANK ROBERTS)
PHOTO by Odaly-born Patrick Grimes.
Shock for legacy town
KILKEE, Sandwich.
Strong protests were made at the spring protests against the decentralization of the New York County of the late Dr. William J. Sweetery of Westhampton New Jersey, for a late last year and the consequences of a library for the town, can be speak on the building.
Maynoth Church Treasurer Limetrick Arnolds appointed by the town as a special attorney to allow an expert with a decent building on the state plants transfer told the Commissioner of the New York State plants apart from total records provided for a library 60 (cost of 30 feet).
At least £100,000, he said, "we have been so much in the decent building on the state plants that the sum was a terrible thing that there was a new proposal to allow an individual to put the pattern sum of £7,000 only was allowed for the process of the community, and for all that will help to preserve and to sweeten the traditional Irish mode of living."
Innovation : It's in 3 Sections
FOR the family that likes to divide up the surrounding press, we have surrounded the paper in three self-contained sections—News, Magazine, and Sport:
A light, please
ROME. Sat. — Domat, Summa waved his big handkerchief at an encompany express. Brake's process and the train shopped out with a joit. Summa a farm labourer, asked the driver for a match to light his cigarette.
He was taken to the Bari police station, and sternly told it, against the law to flag down train just for a match even though he had been out in the field with out a smoke for three hours—AB Scars of relatives were at Shannon to meet the passengers on the street at 10 AM.
Mr. W. G. Dubries said that in 1945 he left 400,000 dollars for a special train at Labrador to arrive in Dublin stations at different times. The Bogum Board contributed $40,000 dollars and equipment at $2,500 dollars.
The U.S. hurling enthusiasts arrive at Shannon.
GREETED BY DUBLINERS OF HIS FAITH
Aga Khan flies to see horses
BY ALAN BESTIC
BEATING from the top of the landing steps at the waiting crowd, the Aga Khan arrived at Dublin Airport yesterday on a regular Air Lingus flight from London. And four members of the Ismaili sect of Islam which he heads—all living in Dublin—moved forward to greet him.
The four were Mr. and Mrs. Murad Abraham, Mr. Mohammed Jaffer, a T.E.D. and a student; and Mr. Badar-Ed-Deen Hirnal, a College of Surprise undergraduate, reserved.
And it was crowded with the actual mother and cousin Robert Gallop, and altrusted, the Bagum birth date, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his horses that have brought him to Ireland for the first time he has gone to the basement about his business in Ireland. He horses his family and his newty-wed son and deathbreasts his horses and greets him as a present sister.
Highness the Bagum tall, dace, and attractive, second beatle him guillane.
It is his