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The COMMONWEAL i v~t~uu~ xtav A~9~t 30, i946 ~u~m 20 THE WEEK STRIKE AT GLENDOR.A KURDS IN THE WAY JACOB'S LADDER THE TREES (Vtr~t) COMMUNICATIONS TH E SCREEN THE LABOR...
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Strike at Glendora The present plight of conscientious objectors George H. Dunne W HILE the breath-bated attention of the world has been centered on the Bikini atom.bomb tests the stage has...
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August 30, I946 THE COM country, endowed with a kind of moral courage that is far rarer than physical courage. They are young men who in the face of overwhelming social pressure will endure...
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476 THE COM anti-British elements in Egypt. It is growing in Saudi Arabia. Even in the far away Himalayas a revolutionary attempt to form a "Kashmir Peoples' Republic" has recently been...
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478 THE COMMONWEAL August 30, 1946 downward even to the feet, like in appearance to glittering brass: and the voice of his word like the voice of a multitude . . . . And I heard the voice of his...
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August 3 o, I946 THE COMMONWEAL 479 The Screen YippeeI T HAT not all the movies with western locales need have typical cowboy plots (cattle stampedes and villain stealing ranches) is shown in...
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480 THE COMMONWEAL August 30, I946 ability that it has taken three men to fill his shoes: Potofsky as president, Jack Kroll as PAC chairman and Hyman Blumberg as chairman of the American Labor...
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482 THE COMMONWEAL August 3 o, I946 are not scenes as the dramatist understands the word. I are not sure whether Joyce does this. He would seem to, he is always telling us that he is doing it,...
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Vol. 044 Issue 016 (August 2 1946)
The Week
