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Commonweal week by week THE PROSPECTS FOR HOUSING IVING as they do in a mass-production cul- ture, Americans do not take shortages easily. During World War II there were...
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The President and the Atom THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT'S UN PLAN AND HIS CHRISTOPHER EMMET I I T is a thankless task to strike a critical note amid the almost...
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ence to the religious and moral problems which the Preskleat's program presents. With many he, m~chea, some Catholic and other religious leaders have reconciled themselves to the use of...
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prove that you are traitors to the Catholic cause, even though your intentions may be admirable enough. The only way to meet Communist violence is with military discipline, and if necessary,...
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tions of "Antigone, .... Legend of Lovers," "Ring Round the Moon," and "Cry of the Peacock," but each has been either understatement, overstatement or misstate- ment: closest to the mark was...
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the barren landscape, the determined boy and the spir- ited horse into lovely moving pictures. The scene in which White Mane fights another stallion and the finale are a little grim for...
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(or of the dead Chinese and North Koreans today) are any less grief-stricken than our own? It is this human condition that makes a Christian hesitate on war. It is so tragically...
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Special Catholic Press Month offer, good only until March 15 For an introduction to one of the newest, most refreRhing magazines ever published, pin $~']b to the coupon below and...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 059 Issue 018 (February 5 1954)
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