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 1930
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 Vol. 011 Issue 009 (January 1 1930)
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Vol. 011 Issue 010 (January 8 1930)
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Vol. 011 Issue 011 (January 15 1930)
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Vol. 011 Issue 012 (January 22 1930)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Whirl of the Wind
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THE WHIRL OF THE WIND STRAWS in the wind: that rather hackneyed yet still vivid figure of speech so useful for those who discuss the signs of the times, can only be truly significant of the...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK The Position of France THE Franco-Italian negotiations for a preliminary naval understanding have broken down, France having rejected Italy's proposal of naval parity, which was a...
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Ten Years of the League
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TEN YEARS OF THE LEAGUE ON SEPTEMBER 7 of last year, the corner-stone of the projected "palace" of the League of Nations was laid, with appropriate ceremonies in which the disgruntled as well as...
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Riots for Learning
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RIOTS FOR LEARNING THE grandest story in many weeks emanates not from Antarctica, nor any place more remote than New York, where the police reserves were called upon to quell a riot which had...
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Franco-American Understanding
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Carter, John
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FRANCO-AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING By JOHN CARTER International good-will depends upon a great many things besides battleships and speeches. Mr. Carter analyzes the misunderstandings which have arisen...
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Irish Earls and Irish Castles
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Colum, Padraic
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IRISH EARLS AND IRISH CASTLES By PADRAIC COLUM JUST at the entrance to the College of Maynooth where the priests of Ireland receive their training, there is the ruin of a great castle-an...
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The World Gets an Earful
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Ahern, Maurice L.
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THE WORLD GETS AN EARFUL By MAURICE L. AHERN The talkie is an invention from which virtually no modern can escape. What shall we think of them or their influence? Mr. Ahem writes as a man who...
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The Mass in Madrid
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Paulding, Gouverneur
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THE MASS IN MADRID By GOUVERNEUR PAULDING THE cathedral is eighteenth-century baroque in gold and white. It used to be a convent church and the balconies arc shielded with screens. There are...
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Song (verse)
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Pfeiffer, Edward H.
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Song Even as the wind comes scented from the sea, Even as the bee comes scented from the flower, So do I come, love, so I come from thee, Wild with thy beauty, wild with thy power. Even as the...
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One English Martyr
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Carver, George
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ONE ENGLISH MARTYR By GEORGE CARVER FAME, in perpetuating the name of Blessed John Fisher, has emphasized the fact of his death above everything else, stressing him in terms of what he suffered...
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North of Superior
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Engels, Vincent
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NORTH OF SUPERIOR By VINCENT ENGELS IN MY hearing lately someone mentioned Port Arthur, hesitantly as though pronouncing a name which really exists for Rand-McNally alone, and I felt ill at ease....
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS MINORITIES IN CZECHO-SLOVAKIA New Haven, Conn. TO the Editor:-Your correspondent, Stephen J. Palickar, who has been writing to some of the American and Slovak newspapers on the...
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The Play
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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THE PLAY By RICHARD DANA SKINNER Richelieu INSPITE of the sophisticated critics of the daily press, there is still ample vitality in Bulwer-Lytton's play of Richelieu, as retouched and slightly...
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Books
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Repplier, Agnes; Nickerson, Hoffman; McCormick, John F.; Pineda, E. R.; Reilly, Joseph J.; Lapp, John A.; Shuster, George N.; Clark, Edwin; McEntee, Georgiana Putnam; Cunningham, Doris; Eleanore, Sister M.
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BOOKS Count Positive America Set Free, by Count Hermann Keyserling. New York: Harper and Brothers. $5.00. TO MOST of us it would seem a strange experience to feel as cocksure of anything as Count...
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Vol. 011 Issue 013 (January 29 1930)
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