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The Commonweal week by week LITURGICAL REFORM A S Catholics celebrate the Feast of Christmas they are impressed again with the splendor of the liturgy of the Church. For Catholics the seasons...
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America's Role in Asia "BEFORE WORLD WAR II, OUR FAR EASTERN POLICY WAS FORMED LARGELY BY LAWYERS WHO DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE REALITIES OF THE SITUATION" HAROLD C. HINTON H ALF a century ago...
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THE MERGER History in the Making JOHN C. CORT A T roughly ten o'clock on the morning of Monday, December 5, 1955, George Meany and Walter Reuther together seized a massive gavel, brought it...
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MOVIEGOERS AS TOURISTS See Venice and Die GERALD WEALES T HE critical reception of "Summertime," David Lean's film version of "The Time of the Cuckoo," is an indication that more than...
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THE STAGE HELLO DOWN THERE[ H UYSMANS ~ la bas and Gorki rooting about in the lower depths are not a patch on our contemporary hagiographers of the seamier side. Consider Mr. Michael Gazzo...
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THE SCREEN is caught in an unholy whirl of cause and effect. Sinatra's first-rate performance is well supported throughout by Eleanor Parker, somewhat miscast, as the wife whose villainy is hard...
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BOOKS Proust's Early Novel MARTIN TURNELL O UR age is often called an age of criticism. It might with even greater truth be called an age of research. There never was an age with such a...
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Man's Necessary Encounter with the Other JUSTICE. By Josef Pieper. Translated by Lawrence E. Lynch. Pantheon. $2.75. By LEO R. WARD A NY work by Josef Pieper has distinction of ideas and...
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Vol. 063 Issue 009 (December 2 1955)
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