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 Vol. 029 Issue 006 (December 2 1938)
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 WEEK BY WEEK
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Week by Week INDIGNATION at something like the Nazis have been perpetrating lately is reassuring— but not only reassuring. It is reassuring that all sections of the population...
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DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT (Cartoon)
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Diplomatic Incident: "I think I go home...
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ADVENT
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Hammenstede, Albert
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Advent By ALBERT HAMMENSTEDE OF STRIKING interest for the Christians of today are two questions. The first is: what does Advent mean considered from a purely religious standpoint? And the...
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THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY
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Shuster, George N.
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The Man without a Country By GEORGE N. SHUSTER A MAN went from Jerusalem to Jericho and fell among robbers. He was aided by a stranger and the story of his rescue has written itself so...
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THE TROUBLE WITH ROOTS
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Crowell, Evelyn Miller
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The Trouble with Roots By EVELYN MILLER CROWELL THE CHARGE has been brought frequently against Americans that they are poor landholders; that they trade and sell and shift so often that they...
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PLEASE
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Phelan, Kappo
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Please By KAPPO PHELAN 1WANT to write of my dog. This is because he is seven years old. He was born in November seven years ago and now when I consider his four grey hairs and his bad leg,...
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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Views &'Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS SPEAKING as a Catholic layman,1 may I suggest that tj this national outpouring of prayer on behalf of both the victims and the perpetrators of religious and...
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JUVENILES, 1938
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Binsse, Harry Lorin
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Juveniles, 1938 OFFICIAL statistics are not yet available, but one's impression is that the 1938 publishing season has produced more books for younger readers than have ever before appeared in...
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POINTS AND LINES
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Points & Lines Congress of Industrial Organizations THE CIO convention, held in Pittsburgh from November 14 to 18, resulted in the adoption of a constitution by the vertical unions setting...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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Communications PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION Kitchener, Ont. TO the Editors: Your issues of September 23 and November 4 have been interesting to Catholic educationists, in the discussions, pro and...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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The Stage & Screen Where Do We Go from Here? NOWHERE is the American playwright so completely satisfying as in his depiction of collegiate male adolescence. Here his touch is sure and...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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A Ballerina, a Queen and a Cowboy THE FRENCH have sent over another of their superlative films. Directed by Jean Benoit-Levy, based on Paul Morand's "La Mort du Cygne," flawlessly acted by...
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BOOKS OF THE DAY
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Books of the Day De Mortuis Armour and His Times, by Harper Leech and John Charles Carroll. New York: D. Appleton-Century Company. $3.00. HARPER LEECH, editorial writer for the Chicago Daily...
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THE INNER FORUM
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The Inner Forum THERE proportionately fewer Catholics in Japan X than almost anywhere else in the world; the 111,827 in Japan proper constituting but .16 percent of the islands' 69,000,000...
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Vol. 029 Issue 007 (December 9 1938)
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Vol. 029 Issue 008 (December 16 1938)
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Vol. 029 Issue 009 (December 23 1938)
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Vol. 029 Issue 010 (December 30 1938)
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