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The World, This Christmas FOR OVER A YEAR the peoples of the world have been spared the scourge of all-out war. Slowly many have been returning to their homes —or to the places where their homes...
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Professionals All PERHAPS WHEN a scientist is old enough and retired he has a second childhood, and it is possible that he might talk to you then about the dreams of his first childhood; he...
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Metropolis The scene has all the signs of a facetious culture, Publishing houses, pawn-shops and pay-toilets; August and graeco-roman are the granite temples Of the medicine men whose magic...
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Hindus and Mohammedans The background of baffling obstacles to a unified India for the Indians Michael D. Lyons TO UNDERSTAND the present political crisis in India, which takes effect also...
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The Last Christmas WHEN THEY CAME to his grandfather Mackay's house early on Christmas morning the game was always to see who could say *"/ first. But from the time he had been old enough to...
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Communications GERTRUDE STEIN Chicago, 111. TO the Editors: Could Anne Fremantle give some evidence for her statement that Gertrude Stein "was always intensely aware that the word is also...
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The Stage & Screen Years Ago A HALF dozen good actors, plus the most sophisticated cat I've ever seen, combine to make Ruth Gordon's new comedy completely charming. As readers of the...
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Not in My Sock It is amazing that a movie as dull as "Till the Clouds Roll By" could be made with music as lively as Jerome Kern's. The picture gets off to a good start with that night in 1927...
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unifying the American spirit to withstand the radio reports for Sunday, December 7th, I941Miss Perkins has a nice, tidy pride in her own share in that period of preparation, as well as in the...
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Vol. 045 Issue 008 (December 6 1946)
THE WEEK
