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IssueVol. 040 Issue 007 (June 2 1944)
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Paid articleTHE WEEK
Our Own Post-War World WITHIN a day Senators heard two very serious pep-talks on the subject of insuring ourselves against economic disaster once this war's fighting is over. "Pep-talk" is...
Paid articleRETURN TO FRANCE
Paulding, C. G.
Return to France A nation does not give itself to its heroes G. G. Paulding THE INVASION has changed everything. Before the invasion all you could do was to hold on to the simplest elements,...
Paid articleNATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE FOR BRITAIN
Fitzgerald, Hilde
226 THE COMMONWEAL June 23, 1944 National Health Service for Britain HILDE FITZGERALD THE BRITISH health services have long been in need of a thorough overhaul. Mr. Lloyd George's...
Paid articleWHOM TIME MAY MEET (Verse)
Clements, Albert
Two Poems Whom Time May Meet I can not think of anything so dead As a silenced factory and a silenced street Mapping it with nightness and hatred said By any passerby whom time may meet; Whom...
Paid articleLOVE GIFTS (Verse)
Davis, Dorothy Marie
Love Gifts Wind has no form for eyes to see And envies the deep-rooted tree. Trees have no voice, nor wings to soar, And welcome wind as visitor. In their arms he finds a form; They learn...
Paid articleCOMMUNICATIONS
Communications SINARQUISM Orleans, Mass. TO the Editors: "A Note on Sinarquism" is by far the best and most dispassionate account of the true nature of Sinarquism that I have read in either the...
Paid articleTHE STAGE
Phelan, Kappo
The Stage & Screen That Old Devil FT! HERE was of course only one thing going on last X week—the Invasion of France—and for once, I wish I were a journalist rather than a weeklyist so that I...
Paid articleTHE SCREEN
Hartung, Philip T.
Toujours Gai DETERMINED to give audiences food for song and laughter, the movies pop up with four new musicals. While these can't be said to vibrate with cheer from beginning to end, at least a...
Paid articleEDITORS' CHOICE
Editors' Choice Land I Have Chosen. Ellin Berlin. Doubleday. $2.50. This Is Kate. Margaret Hard. Holt. $2.50. As Only a Pretty Girl Can WHO CAN look into the heart of a novelist and...
Paid articleMORE BOOKS OF THE WEEK
More Books of the Week The Spending Power*. A History of the Efforts of Congress to Control Expenditures* Lucius Wilmerding, Jr. Yale. $375. MR. WILMERDING, who is making himself an...
Paid articleTHE INNER FORUM
The Inner Forum "Better Men for Better Times9 THE COMMISSION on American Citizenship of the Catholic University of America was established by the American bishops five years ago in order to...
IssueVol. 040 Issue 011 (June 30 1944)
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