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 Vol. 029 Issue 015 (February 3 1939)
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Vol. 029 Issue 016 (February 10 1939)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 WEEKLY COMMENTS
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[421] Hitler's Indirect Speech HITLER'S speech did not contain any ultimatum. He did not say, as he has on occasions, "Give me this by such an hour, or I will go to war." His...
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THE LITURGIES OF POLITICAL LIFE (An Editorial)
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B., H. L.
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424 The Liturgies of Political Life IT IS not so long ago, I remember, that in the rural part of the Province of Quebec election night was a great community event, not to speak of the meetings...
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DEBTS AND RECOVERY
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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Debts and Recovery1 By RICHARD DANA SKINNER AT LONG last, the problem of debt in the capitalistic structure is beginning to receive adequate investigation. It is being "discovered."...
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ONE HUNDRED CHURCHES IN SEVEN YEARS
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Reinhold, H. A.
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One Hundred Churches in Seven Years By H. A. REINHOLD IN 1831 Paris had 560,000 inhabitants and her banlieue, i.e., her suburbs, 164,000. Exactly one hundred years later the...
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IMPROVEMENTS BY FRANKENSTEIN
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Woollen, C. J.
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431 Improvements by Frankenstein By C. J. WOOLLEN MORE and more of those machines that produce both your ticket and your change are making their appearance on the London Tube stations....
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LACK OF LIGHT (Verse)
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Clements, Aloert
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432 Lack of Light If ever suddenly color fail, a fair Exchange for eyes too blinded by its sight, Or sound become silence ringing upon air All sorrowful tunes familiar to their night, Or...
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THE BROTHER WHO CAME
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Eisele, Albert
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The Brother Who Came By ALBERT EISELE 'Is THERE any word yet from John? Or from August?" asked Peter Roth again. "The funeral is tomorrow." There was none, they told him....
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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435 Views &Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS IN THE current number of the New Republic there is published an open letter to Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen by Ernest Sutherland Bates which is of great...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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436 Communications AGRARIANISM Scotch Plains, N. J. TO the Editors: Henry Tetlow's "Who Said 'Eheu Fugaces'?" in your issue of January 6 calls for a reply, if only a belated one. . . . Let us...
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POINTS AND LINES: Surpluses and Misery After Barcelona
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438 Points & Lines Surpluses and Misery DESPITE various AAA restrictions the American harvest for 1938 compared favorably in bulk with that of other recent years, and farm prices are...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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441 The Stage & Screen The American Way TO DEMAND that a show planned to fill the spaces of one of the world's hugest theatres should have any subtlety of expression or should answer any...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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441 "You're a better man than . . ." SAM JAFFE is almost the forgotten man in the titlerole of "Gunga Din," as Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks, jr., and Victor McLaglen fight their way...
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PHILOSOPHY VS. LITERATURE
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Donahue, Charles
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442 Philosophy vs. Literature By CHARLES DONAHUE THE SEVEN essays in "Maule's Curse"1 are connected by a thesis about the general intellectual development of America. The settlers of New...
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OTHER BOOKS OF THE DAY
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443 Other Books of the Day Contemporary Heroism From Union Square to Rome, by Dorothy Day. Silver Spring, Maryland: The Preservation of the Faith Press. $1.50. THE EDITOR of the Catholic...
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THE INNER FORUM
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447 The Inner Forum THE FACT that large parts of Southern and Western United States are without enough Catholic population to support resident clergy is well known. For generations, in...
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Vol. 029 Issue 017 (February 17 1939)
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Vol. 029 Issue 018 (February 24 1939)
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