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The Moral FOR the past three weeks The Commonweal has been harping on the question of Russia's territorial "ambitions" along her western frontier. We are aware that to discuss it further is to...
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Rhetoric and War A man is where he is and not anywhere else. By G. G. Paulding I HAVE been taking the dead wood off this tree and I do not know what kind of a tree it is which stands on no...
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248 New Directors for German Industry Events force a change in managerial policy. By Paul Wohl THE LAST few months have brought about a deep change in Germany's industrial setup....
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252 Ottawa in Wartime By MARGARET WADE LABARGE CANADA'S capital, like Washington, is preeminently a government city. Unlike London or Paris, it is not the natural cultural or business...
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253 Views & Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS ONCE MORE the movement toward cooperation among Protestants and Catholics in England has produced notable fruit. Mr. George Barnard, the London...
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254 Communications ARMY ON PAROLE Agawam, Mass. TO the Editors: I have received several letters from various prisons of the country from inmates who have read my recent article in The...
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255 The Stage & Screen By Jupiter "BY JUPITER" is very probably the swan song of a type of entertainment for which Broadway has shown special genius: the lavish, eye-filling,...
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256 Making Hey-Hey While the Sun Shines FARMERS never have got much of a break in the movies. Some of the documentary films have stated their problems effectively and a few of the features...
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257 Books of the Week Introductions The Problems of Lasting Peace. Herbert Hoover and Hugh Gibson. Doubleday. $2.0O. Conditions of Peace. Edward Hallett Carr. Macmillan. $2.50. TO...
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The Inner Forum Afternoon Mass CONSIDERABLE interest has been aroused by the news that Archbishop Spellman of New York, the Military Vicar, has announced that by virtue of a decree of the...
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Vol. 036 Issue 011 (July 3 1942)
THE WEEK
