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THE Commonweal week by week CATHOLICS AS JURORS THE right to a fair trial is one of this country's most cherished possessions. It is a national tradition of which we are justly proud. We find it...
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Britain's Mr. Bevan THE CONSERVATIVES' BOGEYMAN IS BIGGER THAN HIS BOGEY—AND PERHAPS A MUCH GREATER DANGER DOUGLAS HYDE S OMEWHERE, in some ultra-Conservative corner of England, there is probably...
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which would change its entire character and at the same time establish Bevan as the theoretician of the new British socialism. "In so far as I can be said to have had a political training at all,"...
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As a union official who has sweat everything but blood over the problem of persuading selfish, greedy, ignorant human beings to stop being free riders and contribute their just share to the upkeep...
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THE SCREEN FRIED FREUD MOVIEGOERS looking for the unusual will find their fare in a group of recently imported films. From Sweden comes "Miss Julie," an extraordinarily handsome production based...
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THE STAGE OF NOTE THE BRASS RING IRVING Elman's comedy about the yearnings of the middle-aged for the romantic freedoms they denied themselves as youngsters has already been withdrawn, and there...
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OF NOTE AMERICAN RELIGIOUS LIFE T HE latest issue of Cross Currents (3111 Broad-. way, New York 37, N. Y.) carries an article on religious life in America which originally appeared in the German...
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Three Score And Ten COMPTON MACKENZIE I WISH I could muster as much respectful emotion on entering my seventieth year as once upon a time the prospect of that magical double figure ten drawing...
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INVISIBLE MAN. By Ralph Ellison. Random House. $3.50. By T. E. CASSIDY OU meet the hero of this novel I- in his underground home. Then you go back to whence he came. He is the offspring of a...
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1950
Vol. 056 Issue 004 (May 2 1952)
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