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 Vol. 027 Issue 019 (March 4 1938)
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Vol. 027 Issue 021 (March 18 1938)
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 Penny Wise, Pound Foolish
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The Commonweal A Weekly Review of Literalure, 7lte,Arls and Pu/1ic5.Afers EDITORIAL BOARD MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Editor JOHN J. O'CONNOR, Acting Managing Editor MARY KOLARS, Assistant Editor JoHN...
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March 18, 1938 The Commonweal 563 Week by Weeh THE WHITE HOUSE announced that our seizure of Canton and Enderbury islands has no connection with war or war plans, but was motivated by a desire to...
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Europe after Berchtesgaden
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Kovacs, Arpad F.
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March 18, 1938 The Commonweal s65 EUROPE AFTER BERCHTESGADEN By ARPAD F. KOVACS THE RECENT triumph of Hitler in Austria has aptly been called the greatest German victory since Tannenberg. Up to...
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Goose-step Freedom
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Loewenstein, Hubertus zu
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March 18, 1938 The Commonweal 567 This then is the picture that unfolds to the spectator. This is the set-up in which one should explain events. Badly tilting scales in world power politics, and...
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Old Dublin Days
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Letts, Winifred M.
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The Commonweal March 18, 1938 570 OLD DUBLIN. DAYS By WINIFRED M. LETTS T ODAY when I go through Dublin and some wind blows, heavy with the rich malt smell from the brewery that bears the name...
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Music Is Yours
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Boardman, Frances
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March 18, 1938 The Commonweal 573 MUSIC IS YOURS By FRANCES BOARDMAN T IS the hour between the closing of shops I and offices and the announcement of dinner. One by one they come in and settle...
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Eire
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O'Brien, Seumas
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March 18, 1938 The Commonweal 575 EIRE By SEUMAS O'BRIEN ‘‘W ELL," said the man from Cork to the man ~'v from Kerry who sat beside him in the subway on an uptown train, "Ireland has changed her...
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Lamplight (verse)
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Patterson, Frances Taylor
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576 The Commonweal March 18, 1938 writes a book or two every year. A record anyone might feel proud of," said the man from Cork. "I don't believe he can sing `The Star-Spangled Banner,' " said the...
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Seven Days' Survey
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March 18, 1938 Tile Commonweal 577 cSeven Days' Army The Church.—Catholic Action for March reports a marked increase in the sale of pamphlets the country over. The use of pamphlets in college and...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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March 18; 1938 The Commonweal 581 The Play and Screen Amelia Goes to the Ball " AMELIA GOES TO THE BALL" is a little opera by a new composer which will probably stay in the operatic repertory....
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The Screen
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Cunningham, James P.
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March 18; 1938 The Commonweal 581 The Play and Screen Amelia Goes to the Ball " AMELIA GOES TO THE BALL" is a little opera by a new composer which will probably stay in the operatic repertory....
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Communications
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582 The Commonweal March 18, 1938 Communications HOW TO KEEP ALIVE Brooklyn, N. Y. TO the Editor : Just a word in praise of some recent articles in your weekly. I refer to the "How to Keep...
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Books
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Purcell, Richard J.; White, Olive B.; 'Connor, John J. O; Repplier, Agnes
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March 18, 19 38 The Commonweal583 Boos B. ALTMAN 8z CO. Dixie Jefferson Davis, the Unreal and the Real, by Robert ilIcElroy. New York: Harper and Brothers. $8.00. PROFESSOR McELROY, formerly...
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Vol. 027 Issue 022 (March 5 1938)
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