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Week by Week
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Week by Week THE REAPPEARANCE of the White House spokesman, now speaking in the accents of Roosevelt and not Coolidge, brought forth a spirited reaction from almost all groups in the country....
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"Peace, it's Wonderful!" (Cartoon)
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"PEIICE, IT'S WONDERFUL!" The Lion Lies with the Lamb ing a good sweep of the hills, with a searchlight for night watches. No guard was in sight there at the moment, but my companion pointed to...
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In England-Recently
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Attwater, Donald
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66o THE COMMONWEAL October 21, 1938 And even to the extent that the increase of women workers does represent the decrease of a certain number of men workers, the statement of the fact carries no...
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Europe-Two Conflicting Forecasts
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Anscar, Hans; Cleveland, C.O.
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Europe—Two In Western Lands .. . T HE PEACE treaty of Hitler with Poland in 1934, the Nazification of Danzig which followed, the economic penetration of Hungary, Jugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece...
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Mr.Chamberlain's Dove
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Shuster, George N.
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Mr. Chamberlain's Dove By GEORGE N. SHUSTER T HE ROMANS had their Fabius surnamed Cunctator, reputed to have vanquished Hannibal by the simple expedient of dodging a fight. Have the British...
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Customer (Verse)
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Charmley, Beulah Jackson
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666 THE COMMONWEAL October 21, 1938 it would mean to London to swap a blockade for air raids. But there are a few of us left who can-not stomach the fact that this travesty on every-thing good men...
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Political Causes of Inter-National Disorder
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Ryan, John A.
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Political Causes of International Disorder' By JOHN A. RYAN F ROM one point of view international disorder is always the immediate result of governmental acts or omissions. It is political...
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"The Most Vital Movement"
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Hynes, Emerson
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"The Most Vital Movement" By EMERSON HYNES I N 1738 several hundred French Catholics lived together on the banks of the Wabash River in a corporate agrarian community, with a central village,...
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Views and Reviews
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Williams, Michael
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672 THE COMMONWEAL October 21, 1938 coming year: the group includes Monsignor Luigi Ligutti, Granger, Iowa, president of the conference, and Reverend James A. Byrnes, St. Paul, executive secretary....
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Communications
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October 21, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 673 periods of time into thinking or, rather, feeling, that they are not only self-determined but also self-sufficient. The truth is that, as mad people always do,...
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Points and Lines
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October 21, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 675 Points & Lines Labor Movement THE CONVENTION of the American Federation of Labor in Houston, Texas, heard that dues-paying members had risen during the year...
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The Screen
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Hartung, Philip T.
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October 21, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 677 The Stage & Screen The Fabulous Invalid «~+HE FABULOUS INVALID" is the saga of a 11 New York theatre. It takes it from the time "The Alexandria" sprung fall...
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Books of the Day
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678 THE COMMONWEAL October 21, 1938 Books of the Day Anne of Cleves on Henry VIII Charles Laughton and I, by Elsa Lanchester. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $3.50. WHEN the young wife of...
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The Inner Forum
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October 21, 1938 THE COMMONWEAL 683 The Inner Forum O N OCTOBER 9 an event of far-reaching Catholic significance took place in New Haven, Conn. In the presence of a bishop-elect, more than a score...
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Vol. 029 Issue 001 (October 28 1938)
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