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Commonweal week by week BALANCING THE BOOKS T HE UN has been unable to win a total victory in Korea, and it would be foolish to claim complete satisfaction with the way things have gone there....
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Britain and the Far East AN ANALYSIS OF BRITISH OPINION IN AN AREA WHERE ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS ARE MOST STRAINED. HAROLD C. HINTON I T seems certain that the forthcoming conference...
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jected for Malaya--these are achievements almost without parallel, of which Britain can be justly proud. If she is accused with some truth of leaving her colonies as she found them, in chaos,...
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THE STAGE POETS IN THE THEATER ~I'~HE figure of Merlin:" so has Mr. Cyril Con| noUy characterized the solitary and enchanted "---'posture of Dylan Thomas in the world of contemporary verse....
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mands of poetry, the theatre and the audience. An incidental observation: is there something more than coincidence in the fact that two such first-rate major and minor works as "Under Milk...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE FINALY CASE" New York, N. Y. T O the Editors: M. Barrat's article on the Finaly case [May 8, 1953], although interesting was, in my opinion, contradictory, inaccurate, and...
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representations and proceedings which the family has been forced to undertake to recover the custody of the children, as the children's father desired it. I understand that seventeen French...
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Art for Art's Sake THE MAN WHISTLER. By Hasltefh Pearson. Harper. $3.75. By ANNE FREMANTLE F EW men have ever rived their rives so completely on their own terms as James Abbott Whistler. He...
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Vol. 058 Issue 009 (June 5 1953)
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