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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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Vol. 029 Issue 017 (February 17 1939)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 WEEKLY COMMENTS
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TV A, Mr. Willkie and the Supreme Court ONE TROUBLE with the Tennessee Valley Authority and public judgments or animadversions concerning it is that it involves three overlapping objectives,...
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NEUTRALITY IN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (A Symposium)
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Neutrality in American Foreign Policy THE COMMONWEAL, recognizing the deep public interest attached to the policy of the United States with regard to the shipment of munitions and war materiel...
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THERE IS NO PERSECUTION, MR. HITLER?
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Hers, Stephanie
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There is No Persecution, Mr. Hitler? By STEPHANIE HERZ IN HIS Reichstag speech on Monday, January 30, Adolph Hitler claimed (1) that nobody in Germany has been persecuted...
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ABOUT PROMINENT CATHOLICS
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Byrns, Ruth
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About Prominent Catholics By RUTH BYRNS THE AVERAGE distinguished American today is a man in his fifties who married rather late and has a small family. He is a Protestant, and he...
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MAN, THE INVENTOR (Verse)
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Powers, Jessica
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Man, the Inventor Man, at your arrogant machine, Inventive genius of a war On which the pride of nations lean, May I become inquisitor? I see what steel devices kill Your brother in a flood of...
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FIFTY-DOLLAR BABIES
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O'Connor, John J.
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Fifty-Dollar Babies By JOHN J. O'CONNOR EIGHTEEN THOUSAND children were registered this year in the Catholic elementary schools of Chicago. This number included many children who first...
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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Views &Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS "SCIENCE in a free, democratic nation," said the voice from my radio, "wisely used in the service of humanity, and employing its three greatest...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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Communications AN INTERVIEW WITH JACQUES MARITAIN West Baden Springs, Ind. TO the Editors: I am bound to Jacques Maritain by personal ties of affection and gratitude. The affection is on both...
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POINTS AND LINES: The Ananias Club Again Sale to the TV A
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Points & Lines The Ananias Club Again THE EVENTS of the last two weeks relating to the shipment of arms to France and England and the imputation to the President of a statement that our...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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The Stage & Screen Henry IV FROM Hamlet to Falstaff is a jump that few actors would be able to make successfully, but Maurice Evans has made it and made it magnificently. In fact Mr. Evans's...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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Hollywood's Delight IT IS seldom that a play makes such an intelligent movie as does "Idiot's Delight." Of course, there were changes such as slurring the locale of the European hotel in which...
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TWO PROGRAMS FOR DEMOCRACY
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J., Moorhouse F. X. Millar, S.
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Two Programs for Democracy1 By MOORHOUSE F. X. MILLAR, S.J. THE AUTHORS of two recently published books manifest a deep concern for the future of American democracy. Governor Aiken,...
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OTHER BOOKS OF THE DAY
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Other Books of the Day One Who Has Seen Too Much Days of Our Years, by Pierre Van Paassen. New York: Hillman-Curl. $3.50. MR. VAN PAASSEN was born a Dutch Calvinist; he lived long enough to...
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THE INNER FORUM
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The Inner Forum THE FIRST copies of the "Annuario Pontificio" for 1939 have just reached this country. It is a small octavo volume bound in limp red cloth stamped in gold with the title, the...
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Vol. 029 Issue 018 (February 24 1939)
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