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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Concerning Sefior Rivera
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THE COMMONWEAL A Weekly Review of Literature, The Arts and Public At~alr. Volume XVIII New York, Friday, May 26, 1933 Number 4 EvrromAL BOA~V ]~ZCHA~L WH2.IAM$, Editor GEORGE N. Suus~n~,...
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Week by Week
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May 26, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL 87 WEEK BY WEEK s TRESS and turmoil have dominated the past week. The international situation, far from clearing up, has suddenly changed for the worse; and it is...
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Bad Men Hang
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May z6, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL 89 the United Air Line, the General Motor's group and the American Airways. Definite plans are now afot~t for the intercontinental Pan-American Airways to operate a...
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Immigration
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Pell, Herbert C.
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May z6, x933 THE COMMONWEAL 91 IMMIGRATION By HERBERT C. PELL W HEN the American democracy has once decided that something must be done about any question at all, it is usually ready to...
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A Note on the Bourgeois World
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Maritain, Jacques
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94 THE COMMONWEAL May 26, ~933 A NOTE ON THE BOURGEOIS WORLD By JACQUES MARITAIN T HE VERY idea of a bond between Christianity and the bourgeois or capitalist world is paradoxical. Many of our...
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New York Central
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Kerr, John Leeds
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96 THE COMMONWEAL May 26, 1933 heard. In the nineteenth century in particular, even at a time when capitalism reached maturity and took possession of the world, some men raised a voice, an...
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Truant (verse)
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W., R. C.
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May 26, I933 THE COMMONWEAL 99 that it was almost impractical to maintain a market for the shares. Bear drives on the stock had sent the shares to a low of around 9 in June and toabout 14 in...
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Confidences of a Lecturer
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Chase, Mary Ellen
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xoo THE COMMONWEAL May 26, x933 CONFIDENCES OF A LECTURER By MARY ELLEN CHASE I WRITE these words on a bitter January night in the railway station of a junction of northern New England. The...
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Puerto Rican Moonrise (verse)
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Lee, Muna
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IO2 THE COMMONWEAL May 26, I933 to book-buying for the town library. Arriving at last, weary beyond words, m lvlrs. Schwartz's guest-room, I am told there is an hour to spare before I must...
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Earthquake Weather
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Sabin, Edwin L.
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May 26, I933 THE COMMONWEAL xo3 . . . . - l l l m , . EARTHQUAKE WEATHER By EDWIN L. SABIN F ~OR TWO or three days, here in Southern California, there had been an unseasonable sultriness, with...
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To a Dead Tree (verse)
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Walton, Eda Lou
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Io4 THE COMMONWEAL May 26, t933 of toppling walls (which usually fall outward), the spatter of chimneys and of plaster ceilings; and the pall of dust spreading over the lamentations. From where...
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Communications
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Io4 THE COMMONWEAL May 26, t933 of toppling walls (which usually fall outward), the spatter of chimneys and of plaster ceilings; and the pall of dust spreading over the lamentations. From where...
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The Play and Screen
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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May 26, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL lO 7 THE PLAY AND SCREEN By RICHARD DANA SKINNER The Mask and the Face L UIGI CHIARELLI, the author of the Theatre Guild's latest presentation, is not Lulgl...
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Books
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Holloway, Will; Thompson, Frederic; Purcell, Richard J.; Brunini, John Gilland
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May 26, x933 THE COMMONWEAL IO 9 BOOKS A Letter Writer Lord Yeffery dmherst, by Y. C. Long. New York: The Macmillan Company. $4.oo. L ORD AMHERST is one of those outstanding colonial and...
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