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TUE Commonweal week by week "CREEPING SOCIALISM" ALTHOUGH the internal split in Republican ranks has concentrated attention on the question of foreign policy, there is no secret about the broad...
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THE RISING TIDE: I Portrait of an Afrikaner "WHEN ALL IS SAID AND DONE, HE AND THOUSANDS LIKE HIM WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF SOUTH AFRICA" JULIAN DUGUID CORNELIUS VAN DER MERWE looked out through...
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Union of South Africa—on a separate electoral roll. The Bill aroused little interest in the outside world when it was introduced in the Cape Parliament last year, but it began to attract attention...
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The Passing of The American Village MORRISON COLLADAY THERE are about ten thousand incorporated and forty-five thousand unincorporated villages of less than a thousand population in the rural...
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agree that power in the country is roughly divided as follows: sixty per cent of it belongs to the Army, thirty per cent to the Church and ten per cent to the Falangists, who are the Blueshirts or...
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THE STAGE WISH YOU WERE HERE ee SH You Were Here," the new musical for which Joshua Logan has served as co-producer, co-author, director, and choreographer, is listed as an adaptation of Arthur...
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THE SCREEN HOW NOW BROWN COW W HEN the English put their minds to it, they are better than anyone else at kidding themselves. Hollywood has its good satirical directors like Chaplin and Preston...
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OF NOTE RELIGION AND THE SCIENTIST IN its June issue, Blackfriars, the monthly review edited by the English Dominicans (34 Bloomsbury Street, London, W.C. 1), carries an article called "Science...
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coherent form of theme and variations. Together, they take the less coherent form of a set of self-contained essays on the various poets, schools, experiments and emphases that have mushroomed up on...
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1950
Vol. 056 Issue 013 (July 4 1952)
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