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Carving Up Germany TT IS^BEING SAID by statesmen in England -•- and in France that a European Federation can only be considered after an exhaustive study of possibilities and methods. It...
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GERMANY is a country where political crises take place under the egis of the army, just as in Japan the governments come and go under the authoritative gaze of the unblinking, unquestioned...
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FOR WEEKS now I have been giving over my afternoons to selling papers on the street. My place of business is on Fourteenth Street in front of the Kitty Kelly shoe store. To the left of me is an...
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The following article was written in June, igSQ. State and federal tax plans now receiving legislative consideration make Mr. Munzer's article even more timely now than it was when he wrote it;...
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Low Sunday morn, the cherry now Has doffed her Easter-white attire And donned green hope that every bough Will hang with Pentecostal...
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IF I RETURN to a disagreeable subject, already treated in this column, suggested by "The Convent," the supposedly autobiographical account by Alyse Simpson of two years of experience as a novice...
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OUR COUSINS (?) THE BRITISH Athens, O. TO the Editors: In the course of Professor Bell's excellent defense of Britain (January 19) he observes that "whatever the origins of the Commonwealth, the...
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John Barrymore JOHN BARRYMORE was once America's most stimulating actor, perhaps the only one of his time who was touched with the wand of genius. In "My Dear Children" there are moments of the...
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"Faith That Ri^ht Makes Might" IT IS PARADOXICAL that the most exciting scene in a first rate picture should show njerely a debate. The scene in "Abe Lincoln in Illinois' is the LincolnDouglas...
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America in Chancelleries A Diplomatic History of the American People. Thomas A. Bailey. Crofts. $6.00. HERE is a piece of scholarship that commands not merely admiration but intense respect....
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ANTON BRUCKNER, grave-souled, celibate Austrian, dedicated his Ninth and last symphony to God. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, son of converted Jews, composed his Fifth and last symphony for the...
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EVERY YEAR Yale University of New Haven, Connecticut, has a Christian Conference Week; this year for the first time a Catholic priest has been included on the program. Yale vpas the first visit...
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Vol. 031 Issue 015 (February 2 1940)
THE WEEK
