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The Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Opportunity IN THE modern world the small nation labors under many disadvantages. Both economically and politically it is dependent upon bigger and more...
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Strife at Strasbourg European statesmen begin to realize that "in a straight fight between tanks and committees, tanks are apt to win." By ANDREW BOYLE T HERE WAS something distinctly...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Black and White and Red All Over T'M NOT very certain about what went on back here in the east; but in Detroit during the last war the auto companies had huge signs which...
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602 THE COMMONWEAL FROM ENGLAND A Hundred Years After IN THE year 1559 all the bishops, save one, of the Catholic Church in England and Wales refused to accept Queen Elizabeth's...
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Communications No More Crusades Brooklyn, N. Y. TO THE Editors: I would like to comment on the article of Mr. Donald Attwater from England, entitled "No More Crusades" (Sept. ...
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The Screen THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED ON THE DOCKET this week are a bunch of comedies, and since this is the type of picture I find so hard to review I can only tell you a little about each and...
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Of Note Aggressive Piety THE AUGUST-SEPTEMBER issue of La Vie lntellectuelle (29 Boulevard de Latour-Maubourg, Paris, 7) carries an article on "Christian Defeatism" by the Austrian...
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The A-Bomb: Moral or Not? By GORDON C. ZAHN THE SPURIOUS "Stockholm Peace Petition" has been receiving its just condemnation from every quarter in recent weeks. It has been clearly and...
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A Reply By FRANCIS J. CONNELL SINCE I AM the theologian who made the "astonishing public statement" which Mr. Zahn challenges, a further explanation of my assertion seems to be in order. In...
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Book The Thousand Deaths of Mr. Small. Gerald Kersh. Doubleday. $3.50. A LTHOUGH they both mean "well-intentioned IX. bungler," there is a fine distinction between the expressive Yiddish...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 021 (September 1 1950)
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