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The Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK i Omens in the Middle East T HERE appears to be no end to the trials confronting the embattled Western PROWers. At last the defenses of Europe are gradually...
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East German Refugees Nine million uprooted men, women and children have sought refuge in the Western Zones. By BERTRAND SCHNEIDER w E still tremble when peop,le speak of Dachau o,r...
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th.e ab.sen,ce of th'e Sa:cram~er~ts, ,theirs was a living fa.ilrh, and daily Ma,s,s succeeded in bringing together l:he hi.tile comm, un,i~ty wh~i~h l~ad been sca,ttered. Bu;t we were...
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FROM CANADA The Revolution in Ottawa B EFORE Mr. Churehi,ll dgned h, is W~nsto~ Spencel to the final Washington cormnunique, saying th~tt ~he no longer 0bjeeted to the appointment of an...
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F ERRETING otrt "Dominion" Item govermnent terminology has broug~a~t about many chan~ges w~i~h are .apparer~t ~i~ everyday ,life. For i,nstance, teleph~ae operators answer "Governmen;t of Canada"...
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show so si, r~g~karly lime insi,ffht in,to ,themselves and so litde pl~in i:r~M,l~gen,ce ? W~hy must they be ,pe~le v~ho are dogged.ly ,tryin,g to ~ive in the past and aecord,ing to the ~d,e of a...
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The trouble with rhymed couplets as ~ dramatic device is, of course, the fact tha't each rhyme, with its reiniorced emphasis, constitutes a period. W,here the rhyme talls, the line stops. An...
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standing. But by that time "C~ry, the Beloved Country" has e.~ta,b,lished itself. I.ts themes have moved your heart and your head. You ~aave seen shanty town and ,the breedhag place for crime...
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The Quiet General By ]AMES O'GARA O NE of the greatest inducements lx~vard au, tobiographical writing 6y pol:itical and military figures .is the oppo.r~tunity ~t provides to e~plain, or...
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Books Eisenhower. John Gunther. Harper. J OHN GUNTHER'S ,l~test guided t~ur ~l~h.roug~ one of the great facts of ou,r ~me is as ~imely, anecdote-parked and breathless as most of his...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 055 Issue 017 (February 1 1952)
WEEK BY WEEK
