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Common ,eal WEEK BY WEEK "Negative" and "Positive" Anti.Communism I N THESE pages last week Father Victor White described Marxism--t'he i d e a - - as being the most powerful of all...
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My Russian Friends Memories of exiles in Manchuria- a people of amazing vitality and somewhat unstable emotions. By JULIE BEDIER I LOVE RUSSIANS. To me they .are t~he fu~nniest, ,the most...
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use. When Dmitri's turn came, the priest looked out along the line, spied Vladimi.r at the far end, and beckoned ~o him. "You, Vladimir, you come in, too." Poor boys! I have no idea wh~ther...
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i~ when they look b~k to ~ e past before finally committing themselves ~ ,the newer ways. This is what is going on today in Japanese culture. People ,have become more discerning in their...
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The Stage Flight into Egypt G EORGE TABORI's first play has for its principal character a voluntary expatriate who never finds .the new life he is looking for. It is pretty much Mr. Tabori's...
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The Stage Flight into Egypt G EORGE TABORI's first play has for its principal character a voluntary expatriate who never finds .the new life he is looking for. It is pretty much Mr. Tabori's...
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when presented on stage or screen has to be edited or rel:ieved occasionally if the audience is to stay with it to 1:he bitter end. In portraying juvenile delinquency in and around Mexico City,...
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Books I I Duveen, 8, N. Behrman. Random House. $3.50. A MERICA's pretensions to cultural supremacy Ihave been badly knocked about during ,the past 'few years by the stunning receptions...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 055 Issue 026 (April 4 1952)
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