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Intolerance IT IS a sad portent for the American future that anti-Catholic propaganda in the United States is on the increase. It is our general policy to ignore attacks on the Church, for we do...
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American Armed Might We seem resolved to preserve it: how can we most wisely do so? Harry Lorin Binsse FOR THE best part of a year the debate has continued as to whether the United States wishes...
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July 13, 1945 THE COMMONWEAL 305 Two Letters: 1940-1945 A French professional man writes an American colleague T HE FOLLOWING two letters were received recently in this country under...
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July 13, 1945 THE COMMONWEAL 309 The Screen Flows Like Water I T SEEMS impossible for the movies to tell a story about Orientals without going in for the wildest kind of melodrama. We have seen...
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3 10 THE COMMONWEAL July 13, 1945 Morgan's Mirror ANNE FREMANTLE A SERIES of weekly essays by Charles Morgan began to appear in the Times Literary Supplement (London) on October 31, 1942. A...
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July 13, 1945 THE COMMONWEAL 313 Saint Thomas YVES R. SIMON N ORDER to do justice to the magnificent work I achieved by Professor Pegis* in a comparatively short time, it is indispensable to bear...
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314 THE COMMONWEAL July 13, 1945 Editors' Choice THE WORLD, THE FLESH AND FATHER SMITH. Bruce Marshall. Houghton. $2.50. THE LEPER KING. Zeta Kossak. Roy. $2.50. Trix WAYFARERS. Dan Wickenden....
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316 THE COMMONWEAL July 13, 1945 were friends welcomed or entertained with such kindliness as at the Lambs. By their warm fire, it was difficult to remember the grim tragedy locked in their hearts...
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318 THE COMMONWEAL July 13, 1945 MAILYWOOD COLLEGE Scranton, Pennsylvania A Catholic College for Women Conducted by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary A.13., B.S., Mus.D....
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Vol. 042 Issue 012 (July 6 1945)
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