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Representatives have nothing to worry about. They stand more solidly than ever with the folks back home, for they got the Kerr-Thomas Bill out on the floor way ahead of a long list of nationally...
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The Church and the Churches A movement for Christian unity gets encouragement from Rome. Thomas Boyle IN 1925 when the corporate union of Congregationalists, Presbyterians and Methodists...
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on snatching people out of camps and restoring their human dignity. He played an important part in aiding emigration to Palestine. Now, five years after the end of the War, rehabilitation of...
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FROM ENGLAND On Being Innocent Abroad Food in Britain is bad, the drinks are atrocious, the kicking around you get from the hotels is an insult, the queuing up is a bore, and the red...
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Communications B UT after all, bad food, overcharging and the rest are found in varying degrees at all levels, in all countries. The problem is how to avoid them. There are all sorts of partial...
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The Stage The Wisteria Trees THE ill-logic, non-sense, and just plain silliness of the commercial theatre can be proved by reading any small selection of its programs. As a matter of fact...
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Of Note Conditions Inside Spain THE March 31 issue of The Standard (Pearse Street, Dublin) reports on a recent pastoral letter written by Bishop Mondergo Casaus of Barcelona....
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Of Note Conditions Inside Spain THE March 31 issue of The Standard (Pearse Street, Dublin) reports on a recent pastoral letter written by Bishop Mondergo Casaus of Barcelona....
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72 William-the-Whim Joe Dever THE Saroyan power and charm—what is it? It has all been said before, but the power and charm still has to do with simple, indefatigable singing about...
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Noel Coward, for example, waves at him wildly from a London theater box ("where everybody can see him," says Saroyan) and the human comedian pays no attention. He insults, somewhat facetiously,...
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1950
Vol. 051 Issue 026 (April 7 1950)
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