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The Peace We Are Invading For AS WE listen to our radios, eagerly waiting for the last bulletin on an invasion which has only just begun, we naturally are inclined to be wholly captured by the...
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The Mood of Quebec About several things, particularly anti-clericalism Harry Lorin Binsse TWO WEEKS ago I briefly outlined what seems to be the political situation in the Dominion. This week...
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London Commentary II J. L. BENVENISTI 1AM OFTEN asked by Americans whom I meet whether at the end of the war Britain proposes to give up her empire. The question is a puzzling one. It is much...
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Male Choir RAYMOND KRESENSKY THE WORDS of the Te Deum Laudamus floated over the worshippers. The soprano carrying the words of praise to God was not that of a woman. A boy's voice...
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The Screen Pipes Through Which the Breath of Pan T.VO NEW WAR films typify the latest cinema trends in portraying today's heroes. "The Story of Dr. Wassell" glorifies one man of heroic stature....
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"Letters to the English"* JEAN C. DE MENASCE BY TURNS touching and bitter, impassioned and sarcastic, violent and sly, Mr. Bernanos certainly has eloquence—the eloquence of a young man entering...
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Editors' Choice The Coming Struggle for Peace. Andri Visson. Viking. $3.00. Transit. Anna Seghers. Little. $2.50. Drink from the Rock. The Catholic Poetry Society of America (386 Fourth...
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More Books of the Week It All Goes Together. Selected Essays by Eric GUI Devin. $3.50. ' I "'HE proper way to read any collection of essays— A unless they are all on one main subject—is to...
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The Inner Forum Committee for Human Rights THE FIRST membership meeting of the Committee of Catholics for Human Rights took place at the Hotel Commodore in New York on June first. Senator James...
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Vol. 040 Issue 007 (June 2 1944)
THE WEEK
