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WEEK BY WEEK
Blood, Sweat and Tears
WITHOUT laying claim to prophetic powers or to omniscience, we believe that it is possible at this time to foresee the outlines of a national defense policy that...
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Revolution in Asia
To win the sympathy of Asia, we have first to understand the meaning of the uprising there.
By HAROLD C. HINTON
WHEN Edmund Burke published his Reflections on the French...
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Europe and the United States: An Open Letter to Etienne Gilson
By WALDEMAR GURIAN
DEAR Professor Gilson: You have spent the last few days here at Notre Dame not only presenting magnificent lectures...
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Communications
Anti-Subversives Law
Washington, D. C.
TO the Editors: ... I have no objections to the President enforcing the [new Anti-Subversives] law. My objection is to the method of his...
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The Stage
GUYS AND DOLLS
"GUYS AND DOLLS" is the kind of a show that
frustrates your efforts to communicate your own pleasure with it. You are so eager to convince people of its real superiority to...
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The Screen
Perchance to Dream
JEAN COCTEAU, in a short article on his new movie, has said: "To seek to understand, this is the strange mania of men." His new movie is "Orpheus," a retelling in...
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SO THEY TELL ME
An Eloquent Man
ESCOTT FITZGERALD used to rate Heming-way as our greatest living novelist and Faulkner next to him. I am not going to enter that debate if only on the ground that...
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Of Note
Psychology
IN THE current issue of the Journal of Arts and Letters (555 S. Hamline Avenue, St. Paul 5, Minnesota) Brother Roger Philip, f.s.c. writes: "Although psychology is ... popular in...
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Books
Crime on the Labor Front. Malcolm Johnson. McGraw-Hill. $3.50.
DON'T let the title deceive you. Malcolm Johnson is not a nom de plume for Westbrook Pegler. Malcolm Johnson of the New York...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 053 Issue 008 (December 1 1950)
Week by Week: Blood, Sweat and Tears
