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THE WEEK Why Scrap It? BY DINT of four coal strikes since last May John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers have bullied our hard-pressed nation into granting their wage increase demands virtually to...
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Postwar Treaty Making An inquiry into current American procedure in the light of present needs Edward Skillin, jr. THE HEADLINE read, "Moscow Declara tion Put Into Connally Resolution," with...
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The Enemy in Perspective EMMET LAVERY QUESTIONS raised by the phrase "nature of the enemy" are quickly provocative these days. How shall we as writers portray the Nazi mind? What is the essence of...
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The Ban on Imagination CLAIRE HUCHET BISHOP "Isaac Newton discovered gravitation not because he was a learned man, but because he had the soul of a poet."-Charles-Louis Philippe. FAIRY TALES and...
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The Stage Outrageous Fortune AS AN excuse for the most skillful acting I have seen this season, Rose Franken's play is certainly justified, although the play itself is a disaster. Neither morally...
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The Screen The Petrified Forest A COMMENDABLE JOB, this also represents a courageous venture on the part of Mary Elizabeth Sherwood; for this producer has reopened the New Amsterdam Roof Theater...
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Children's Books, 1943 Some of the Best In view of the circumstances explained in the accompanying text, it is extremely difficult this year to make a truly judicious selection from among...
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The Inner Forum Encyclical on Biblical Studies ON SEPTEMBER 30, feast of Saint Jerome, Pope Pius XII issued an Encyclical on the study of Sacred Scriptures to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary...
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Vol. 039 Issue 003 (November 5 1943)
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