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TUE Commonweal week by week RESORT TO "LITTLE WARS" IF more sensational matters at home have produced a lull in the campaign's foreign-policy debate, they have had little effect on what remains...
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Piercing the Housing Smog "THE OUTCRIES OF 'SOCIALISM' ON THE PART OF THE OPPONENTS OF PUBLIC HOUSING ARE HARDLY CONVINCING" THOMAS J. O'DWYER T IME and again I have been asked why I have become...
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AN HISTORIAN'S IMPRESSIONS The Church in Colombia JOHN TRACY ELLIS I N its issue of August 22 The Commonweal carried an editorial on the proposals set forth by Dr. Jose Maria Chaves of Queens...
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FROM FRANCE The Little Brothers of Charles de Foucauld was last August. I watched fifty religious postulants standing side by side, reciting the Benedicite in the bare low-ceilinged room —...
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ROBERT BARRAT.THE STAGE SEAGULLS OVER SORRENTO UGH HASTINGS' new play opened the season on an inauspicious note of dullness. Mr. Hastings' little melodrama has achieved a measure of success...
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THE SCREEN POPPA SAYS ALL the before-and-after fanfare over the publication of a new Hemingway novel has revived the papa legend. Author James Michener, himself a Pulitzer Prize winner, has gone...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE ATTACKS ON CONTAINMENT" New York, N. Y. TMO the Editors: Does not your editorial conclusion in "The Attacks on Containment" (September 5th issue) ignore one fundamental fact,...
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BOOKS Sanctity: The Common Bond SAINTS FOR NOW. Edited by Clare Boothe Luce. Shoed and Ward. $3.50. By MICHAEL HARRINGTON A SAINT as the subject of a painting does not necessarily have...
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Vol. 056 Issue 026 (November 3 1952)
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