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What We Are Aiming at THE principal article in this issue of The Commonweal is the result of a careful study of the problem of race relations in America, based upon thorough investigation as well...
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Dawn Is a Long Way Off Why a new approach is necessary for both Negro and white America By Harry Lorin Blnsse EVENTS in Detroit and Harlem, and minor incidents in Beaumont and Mobile and...
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My Father Chapter from an autobiography By R. N. Coudenhove-Kalergi I WAS SURE, as most children are, that I had the best parents in the world. My affection for both of them was based on...
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490 Communications THE SCHOOLS QUESTION IN ENGLAND Syracuse, N. Y. TO the Editors: Your "Inner Forum" of August 13 on "The Schools Question in England" brought back memories of my own early...
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491 The Stage & Screen Chauve-Souris of 1943 TWENTY YEARS ago, when the Chauve-Souris A was a novelty, New Yorkers made it a hit. Since then Russians dancing on their heels and wooing lovely...
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491 The Stage & Screen The Sun Burns THE MAKERS of "Hitler's Children," that sensational box-office success released earlier this year, now turn their probing cameras on Japan to learn how our...
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493 Editors' Choice The New Europe. Bernard Newman. Macmillan. $3.75. An American Diary. Samuel Grafton. Doubleday. $2.S0. Three Times I Bow. Carl Glick. Whittlesey. $2.50. Nations Have...
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495 More Books of the Week The Dialogue of Saint Catherine of Siena. Newman. {Westminster, Md.) $2.75. LESS than two hundred years after it was written, Saint Catherine's "Dialogue" was...
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Vol. 038 Issue 020 (September 3 1943)
THE WEEK
