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THE Commonweal week by week TO LIVE IN PEACE M AN'S desire to live in peace has deep roots, and his hunger for an end to war acknowledges limitations neither of geography nor of ideology. An...
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The Mayor of Florence THE I=LORENTINES HAVE FUT A CHRISTIAN IN CITY HALL WHO, THEY SAY, IS MORE COMMUNIST THAN THE COMMUNISTS. VANNA PHILLIPS A CROSS tho massive desk, in the Town...
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Catholicism in America AS CITIZENS, CATHOLICS DO WELL TO REMEMBER THAT "IN POLITICS AS IN SCIENCE THE CHURCH NEED NOT SEEK HER OWN ENDS." Thts Is the general introductory article to the series...
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by sharing in management and consumer representation are capable of dealing with the problem. The welfare state is full of loopholes through which fall a sizable minority of the people. Besides,...
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So you have the doubly tense situation: Barbara trying to outsmart Ralph Meeker, who is using her and her ear to get away from the police; Barry trying to got free of the piling before the tide...
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BOOKS Seeing the Man Beyond the Legend FRANCIS THOMPSON AND WILFRED MEYNB.L By Viola Meynell. DuHon. $4A;0. By NEVILLE BRAYBROOKE J 'OURNALISM dies hard in the blood and Miss Viola...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 058 Issue 004 (May 1 1953)
Week by Week
