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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week PROTESTANTS UNDER FRANCO T WO ITEMS in the N. Y. Times for May...
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The Reluctant South The people who normally provide the leadership in political, economic, educational and religious institutions are refusing to lead the South from the wilderness by JOSEPH S...
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COUNTERPOINT ADENAUER FOR PRESIDENT F OR A WEEK, or almost a week, soon after the war in Germany was over, and while the Allied Armies were marching to take position in the four Zones, and when...
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What purpose, if any, was served by the Bar Association's recent report? Supreme Court v. A.B.A. by JOHN E. NOLAN, JR. p ROBABLY no action of the American Bar Association in years has received...
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worthwhile, then that is the report's justification. But it seems at least questionable that this would be sufficient to outweigh the possibility that the report would be uncritically...
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strange phenomenon has been discovered at this point. A bourgeois youth would consider himself ddclassd if he took a job as soon as he could. He prefers to study hard through high school and...
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HERE AND THERE THE LADY AND THE SENATOR A T THE HEIGHT of l'a1~aire Boothe Luce, Senator Carroll of Colorado had some blunt words for his confreres. "If we continue on with this debate," he...
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THE SCREEN GET ALONG LITTLE DOGIE S INCE HOLLYWOOD has made more westerns than any other type of picture, the producers naturally consider them their stock-in-trade. Recently, however, with...
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innocents being exposed to the ways of townsfolk was designed for the teenage trade, but it also has something to say about a man, even a young one, standing up against wrongdoers. It seems that...
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BOOKS THE FIG TREE. Scribners. $3.50. For Menenites Only By Aubrey Menen. By ALICE ELLEN MAYHEW A UBREY MENEN, who was born in England, had an Irish mother and an Indian father, was...
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Vol. 070 Issue 005 (May 1 1959)
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