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Food for Italy FOR MONTHS now news despatches have been painting in the blackest colors the situation of the Italian people, particularly with regard to food. Mrs. McCormick of the New York...
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Two Notes on Europe A Belgian journalist writes of America and Europe Jan-Albert Goris AT THE present moment it is already clear that the major post-war problem will not be how we will live in...
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Von Hugel on the German Soul T. S. K. SCOTT-CRAIG I WAS tremendously refreshed the other day after picking up and glancing through two essays* which Baron von Hugel wrote in the almost...
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A Soldier's Creed Pilot-Officer W. T. VAN STOCKUM I DIDN'T join the war to improve the Universe; in fact, I am sick and tired of the eternal sermons on the better world we are going to...
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Communications BENVENISTI AND NEO-MALTHUSIANISM Washington, D. C. TO the Editors: In your issue of August II, 1944, you published a letter from me taking exception to a remark in an article by...
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The Stage Sophia OFF, after a week at the Playhouse, there is small reason for remarking this late comedy adapted by George Ross and Rose C. Feld from Miss Feld's erstwhile New Yorker...
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Editors' Choice Balkan Background. Bernard Newman. Macmillan. $2.50. Chinese Wit, Wisdom and Written Characters. Rose Quong. Pantheon. Regular Edition $2.75. Bound in Chinese Silk and with...
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More Books of the Week Cannery Row. John Steinbeck. Viking. $2.OO. WELL, it is about the people who live in "Cannery Row" where they can sardines out in California, but it is not about...
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The Inner Forum My Father's House * A CONTRIBUTORY cause of religious leakage in the Catholic Church, and certainly a bar to more wide-spread conversions, is a lack of understanding...
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Vol. 041 Issue 012 (January 5 1945)
THE WEEK
