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The , Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Defeat and Victory T HE Marxian atheist and the Christian be- liever face a common prospect when it comes to their objectives for the world: neither stands to...
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FAR EASTERN POLICY The Isolationism of `Internationalists' "We face the same enemy westwards across the Pacific as across the Atlantic." By FREDA UTLEY T HANKS to the inexorable logic of facts,...
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FAR EASTERN POLICY A New Kind of Diplomacy Too many in the Far East look on the Korean war as "simply another case of white men shooting down Asians on Asiatic soil." By HAROLD C. HINTON T HE...
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SO THEY TELL ME The Captive Mind At Work E IS a short red-faced man, and the is well H dressed with that casualness of men who have always known their clothes were good. He holds his glasses in...
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The Stage Three Wishes for Jamie T HERE is very little shaterial for a full-scale musical in Charles O'Neal's simple fairy tale about a young Irishman Who wishes three wishes, gets them in a...
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The Screen Big Crimes from Little Bookies Grow A S TIMELY as today's newspaper is "The Captive City," which shows how apathetic, half-guilty citizens allow crime to grow until it takes over. The...
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Communications "Disabilities in Spain" La Crosse, Wis. TO THE Editors: Permit me to make the following observations concerning your editorial "Disabilities in Spain," in the March 21 issue. The...
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Leisure in a Bourgeois World By WILLIAM P. CLANCY T HE popular notion of leisure as an opportunity for "escape" leaves many deeply puzzled by the words of the psalmist: "Have leisure and know...
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The Weakling and The Enemy. Francois Mauriac. Pellegrini and Cudahy. $3. CV' HERE in this harsh world had God set up His dwelling? Where was a trace of Him to be found?" Wretched, frail, homely...
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Vol. 055 Issue 026 (April 4 1952)
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