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THE WEEK What Is Religious Freedom? WHEN one man says "religious liberty," he will mean something quite different from what is meant by his neighbor. The difference covers a wide stretch. At one...
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Orthodox Church and the War The position of religion in the Russo-German conflict. By Helen Iswolsky PRESIDENT Roosevelt's assertion that the Soviet Constitution grants the Russian people freedom...
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Answer to Senator Nye A radio address by the President of Hunter College By George N. Shuster ON BEHALF of Loyal Americans of German Descent, I wish to answer the address of Senator Gerald P. Nye...
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Views & Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS WHILE it is most difficult to judge correctly as to what immediate, practical results may follow the public raising of the issue of religious freedom in Russia-...
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Communications PAN AMERICA Mount Arlington, N. J. TO the Editors: I am writing in regard to Ethel King's letter in the September 19 issue. I am in agreement with her as to our limited knowledge...
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The Stage Ah Wilderness! THE YEAR that "Ah, Wilderness" was produced seemed to mark a turning point in the career of Eugene O'Neill, for that same season also saw "Days Without End." The former...
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THE SCREEN When the Boys Turn on the Glam " HOLD BACK THE DAWN" gains distinction through its unusual subject matter and background. It deals with Europeans who wait around in a Mexican borderline...
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Points & Lines Sword of the Spirit IN AUGUST of last year, 1940, the Catholics of England launched the "Sword of the Spirit" movement. A year ago, over the first weekend of October, "the 'Sword of...
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Books of the Week SA Neighbor Brazil. Stefan Zweig. Viking. $3.00. THE BRAZIL which Stefan Zweig describes must be the ideal land to visit for a man driven out of Europe. The Brazil he describes...
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In the Groove IN THE "advanced" music of our time-the music which has cut loose for good from the moorings of the past-one of the few works that speaks with heartfelt eloquence is the Violin...
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The Inner Forum OBSERVANCE of Mission Sunday, October 19, calls attention to one of the most disturbing effects of the war. Rev. Aloysius Coogan, national secretary of the Missionary Union of the...
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Vol. 034 Issue 024 (October 3 1941)
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