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Victory for the President O NCE AGAIN President Roosevelt has won an overwhelming electoral college victory and a very substantial popular majority. The federal executive power has been committed...
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International Law and Order Can we reduce principles to a practical program? By Charles G. Fenwick ALL OF US dislike to put ourselves through the severe mental discipline of thinking...
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96 THE COMMONWEAL November 15, 1940 • cu r Reds in the Guild A loyal member considers the how and why of communists in Pegler's favorite union. By Frank Rahill C ONSPICUOUS among the trade...
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Post Office Assist By TOMS HAUSER INCE Peter, although an alien, has a sense of S humor, I decided to call him this morning. "Do you want to grab what will probably be one chance in a lifetime?...
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Vtews 75.vtews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS T HE Christian Social Action magazine for November carries an article by its energetic editor, Mr. L-G. Deverall, which is a shocking example of voluntary...
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The Stage €.9" Screen Panama Hattie THE DEMAND for seats for "Panama Hattie" is enormous, so against the suffrage of the people supported by the unanimous approval of the daily newspaper critics,...
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Books of the Week More Chicago Irish Father and Son. James T. Farrell. Vanguard Press. $2.75. TUDS LONIGAN," the trilogy on which Mr. 0 Farrell's fame chiefly rests, may some day be regarded as...
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104 THE COMMONWEAL November is, 194o "I flm Nobody. Who 'ire You?" P RESTON STURGES has done it again! Last time, in "The Great McGinty," it was politics that was being laid low and satirized in...
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November 15, 1940 THE COMMONWEAL 109 tion, Father Divine, Harlem Hospital, and some clumsy press-agenting for McKay's newly-made friends, most of them just thrown out of the Russian-controlled...
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Vol. 033 Issue 002 (November 1 1940)
THE WEEK
