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Lommonweal WEEK BY WEEK Making Friends VISITING foreign big-wigs make a good show this spring as they whisk by in big open cars from their reception at New York's City Hall to a festive...
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The Sinner Who Looks Like a Saint What are novelists trying to say—can a sinner be a saint? By GERALD VANN T E pecheur est an coeur meme de la chre'tiente. *—* . . . The sinner stands at the...
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The Bernat Case The Illinois Supreme Court rules unconstitutional the divorce-court counsel of clergymen By DAVID C. BAYNE citizens of Chicago and Cook County ¦* have become vividly aware...
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FROM FRANCE Politics Is the Devil's Part I WRITE these lines a few yards away from the ocean, having come for a few days to a small seashore resort in Brittany, not far from Quiberon....
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of an alliance, the appearance of an important book— makes no palpable impression on the thinking of threefourths of the population. Domestic cares, anxieties about work and community problems...
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to its authors, they replied that it was understood, that it was to be taken for granted that such rights—freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, for example—were guaranteed. There was,...
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on their own companions. But what makes Ford's film so wonderful, outside of his skilfully delineated characterizations and the stunning background scenery he always selects, is the...
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Of Note THE CHURCH IN AMERICA . . . AN ENGLISHMAN THE general subject of American Catholicism has recently won the attention of writers from several European countries. Professor D. W. Brogan...
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Books // You Were Born in Russia. Arthur Goodfriend. Farrar, Straus. $5.00. THE purpose of this book, Arthur Goodfriend writes in his preface, is "to enable you to answer, on...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 004 (May 5 1950)
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