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Vol. 027 Issue 005 (November 26 1937)
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••Contents••
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 Congress Convenes
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The Commonweal A Weekly Review of Lifcra#ure,Tl e Arts and Pu1,licJ!ffai's EnrrolIAL Boman Mrcamsi. Wn.s.IAMs, Editor JOHN J. O'CONNOR, Acting Managing Editor IL.uty KoLAas, Assistant...
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Week by Week
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II 4 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 ness. The division of property in enterprises necessarily large must be among holders in sufficient amount. Every effort must be made to confirm such wholesale...
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Realism and Paprika
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McCole, C. John
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November 26, 1937 The Commonweal I17 REALISM AND PAPRIKA By C. JOHN McCOLE READERS of Eugene O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones" will recall how this play's central character, as he stumbles through...
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Benjamin Sterling, Teacher
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Adams, Clara Foote
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November 26, 1937 The Commonweal 119 mirers. Is his critic to conclude that, by these tokens such an author is an artist? If so, is there any distinction between the art of a Thomas Mann and the...
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The Toss-up
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Eisele, Albert
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November z6, 1937 The Commonweal I2I THE TOSS-UP By ALBERT EISELE PEOPLE felt sorry for the new tenant on the Sibrel farm. And they felt doubly sorry when they learned that he was a somewhat...
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The Irish Melodist
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Colum, Padraic
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November 26, 1937 The Commonweal 123 THE IRISH MELODIST By PADRAIC COLUM Y A COINCIDENCE which is perhaps B unfortunate for the sales of one or the other of them, two books on Thomas Moore have...
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Christian Communism
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Lynch, Martin
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November 26, 1937 The Commonweal 125 To appraise certain of his lyrics is difficult, for they are so associated with deeply loved music that their intrinsic character is not apparent. As verse the...
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To One Gallant in Defeat (verse)
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Laube, Clifford J.
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126 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 in rather complete harmony with his fellow man, because he does not care for gain and possession which are the two greatest factors causing disturbance in this...
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What Do They Think of Mussolini?
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Bradshaw, Catherine
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November z6, 1937 The Commonweal 127 WHAT DO THEY THINK OF MUSSOLINI? By CATHERINE BRADSHAW FOR EVERYONE who returns from Europe in general, or from one country in particular, the same question...
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Seven Days' Survey
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128 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 Seven Days'Jurvey The Church.—A Workers' School sponsored by the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists with the active assistance of Fordham University,...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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132 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 The Play and S'ereen Father Malachy's Miracle THE LOVERS of Bruce Marshall's delightful novel —and who has read it and not loved it ?—heard with more than...
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The Screen
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Cunningham, James P.
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132 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 The Play and S'ereen Father Malachy's Miracle THE LOVERS of Bruce Marshall's delightful novel —and who has read it and not loved it ?—heard with more than...
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Communications
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November 26, 1937 The Commonweal 133 OMMIMICdW.11'.Y NEW YORK ACCOMMODATIONS FOR CATHOLIC WOMEN New York, N. Y. TO the Editor: Last summer, at one of our Catholic girls' camps, a...
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Books
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Merton, John Kenneth; White, Olive B.; Wyatt, Euphemia; Hopkins, J. G. E.; Williams, Philip H.; Clarke, Edward J.
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134 The Commonweal November 26, 1937 without the help of the army, neither could the army have done what Nena Belmonte describes in detail if the civilian population had not risen to the full...
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