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The Russian Record FOR three years The Commonweal has tried to be fair in its attitude toward Russia. While unalterably opposing certain historic elements in the Soviet regime, we have sought to...
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The Voices of Russia Helen Iswolsky A GREAT deal of excellent material concerning Russia is being published in the United States. The Soviet Union is no longer the terra incognita of pre-war...
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London Commentary J. L. BENVENISTI FROM what I have heard, the flying bomb seems to have been discussed much more intelligently in America than it has in Britain. Perhaps we have...
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Debate in the Senate An account of what happened to two bills Harry Lorin Binsse IN C. E. M. JOAD'S "The Adventures of the Young Soldier in Search of the Better World," the Red-tape Worm, who...
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Communications A NOTE ON SINARQUISM Des Moines, la. TO the Editors: It is very refreshing to have Mr. Skillin admit that his original "Note on Sinarquism" contained some "minor...
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The Stage & Screen Last Stop SOMEWHERE during the rehearsals of this collapso, it seems to me it should have occurred to someone to swing it, burlesque the entire business, and thereby earn a...
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Gary and Cary 'TWERE USED to be a lot of people (and there still JL may be some, for all I know; at least I don't run across them any more) who get the names of Gary Cooper and Cary Grant mixed...
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Editors1 Choice The Adventures of the Young Soldier in Search of the Better World. C. E. M. Jo ad. Arco. $2.00. For Everybody CE. M. JOAD is a witty and inconsistent and • broadly...
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Vol. 040 Issue 020 (September 1 1944)
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