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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SECOND YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week. FRANCO, PERON AND THE CHURCH THE ROLE of the Church in the world is...
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Franco and Peron WHY HAS FRANCO MANAGED TO SURVIVE ALL STORMS, WHEREAS THE ARGENTINE DICTATOR NOW LANGUISHES IN EMBITTERED EXILE? FRANCIS E. McMAHON AT THE CLOSE of World War II, the...
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WORM'S-EYE VIEW The Expose Magazines JOHN P. SISK THE EVER-CHANGING configuration of magazines on a newsstand might be the best possible index to the nation's state of mind. Why,...
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THE BATHER His ritual is enormous; Polyphemous in a mud-pool, bathing, Crooks his craggy fingers under A waterspider, carefully writhing His palm to defend the webless spinner From the pond's...
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THE STAGE DOWN IN THE VALLEY WHAT A TANGLE of deadwood has thickly overgrown Mr. Frank Loesser's new musical! One would think professional men of the theater might realize that only on the...
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THE SCREEN SAVE ME THE WALTZ NO DOUBT Gene Kelly had a brilliant idea when he decided to make an entire film in the dance medium; however, between the idea and the reality, between the...
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COMMUNICATIONS "ALGER HISS AT PRINCETON" Hanover, New Hampshire TO the Editors: I applaud your editorial on ,the Alger Hiss controversy at Princeton [Apr. 27] but I disagree with your thinking....
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BOOKS Dreiser and His Critics SEYMOUR KRIM WHAT SHOULD we do with Theodore Dreiser today--build him a statue, read him, use him as spiritual inspiration? Probably all three if we believe, as I...
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The Eisenhower Crusade and the American Way AFFAIRS OF STATE: THE EISENHOWER YEARS. By Richard H. Rovere. Farrar, Straus and Cudahy. $4.50. By M. A. FITZSIMONS THIS BRIGHT and very...
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Vol. 064 Issue 009 (June 1 1956)
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