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3 week by week THE DEFENSE OF CHECKERS THE ways of politics continue as unpredictable as ever. For a few days, it almost seemed as if the. Democrats had a secret ally in the Republican ranks; if...
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7 Strangers in the City "PREJUDICE AGAINST THE PUERTO RICANS RUNS HIGH, FANNED PERIODICALLY BY SENSATIONAL NEWSPAPER STORIES" JAMES O'GARA FIFTEEN or twenty years ago, millions...
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10 The Bitter Bread of Idleness AMERICANS have a keen sense for concrete realities, for hard facts and cold figures. Perhaps it is because of this that Italian unemployment has been one of the...
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12 Mr. Lewis Makes the Gesture ABE RASKIN had a good line in the N. Y. Times of Sept. 21. He wrote: "The dove of labor peace made a jet-propelled flight through the grand ballroom of the Commodore...
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13 THE STAGE MR. PICKWICK MR. STANLEY YOUNG has fashioned his arrangement of "The Pickwick Papers" not out of Dickens' rich comic substance, but rather our ox the extravagant display of...
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14 OF NOTE THE RESTORATION OF WORK THE current issue of Blackfriars, English Domini can monthly, (34 Bloomsbury Street, London, W C. 1), is primarily concerned with Social Services The following...
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15 Donne's Quest for Unity MARTIN TURNELL NEARLY all John Donne's critics have commented on the variety of mood of the Songs and Sonets and on the contrast between his secular and religious...
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18 BOOKS When Love Sows Hate and Ingratitude THE RISING. By H. R. Lenormand. Thames and Hudson. $3. By ANNE FREMANTLE N OT by the whole body of my work, but by part of it, I belong to the...
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Vol. 057 Issue 001 (October 10 1952)
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