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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week CONTROVERSY OVER STEEL o NE WAY or another, considerable space in this...
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The Professor's Vocation The act of professing joins itself to the art of teaching precisely because the vision of a truth demands its communication by FREDERICK D. WIIHELMSEN T HE FOLLOWING...
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HiERE AND THERE LETTER FROM A READER H ERE IS a letter from a reader I thought worth special attention. "I have not always been a Catholic; indeed, I will celebrate the second anniversary of my...
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A loggers' strike has raised fundamental questions of constitutional law Labor Strife in Canada by ARTHUR P. MONAHAN C ANADA'S newest province, Newfoundland, has recently been the scene of some...
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COUNTERPOINT WHO, SHOULD TALK FOR STEEL.: p LACED WITH a certain unexpected irony up front of the "Children's Books" issue of The Commonweal, May 22nd, is a disillusioned comment on "The...
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THE SCREEN NO BLOOM IN DUBLIN T HE IRISH, always an unpredictable race, are the subject of "Shake Hands with the Devil," an American film made in Ireland. It deals with the unpredictability of...
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leader of a couple of decades ago. Beautifully produced by Jack Rose and well directed by Melville Shavelson (both of whom also wrote the screenplay with its semibiographical story about...
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An Exchange of Views I-"The Price of Health" Ojai, Calif. T O EDITORS: Your Mr. Chase's writings on cultural and social subjects" certainly well qualify him to discuss medicine and the...
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for many years." I cited the new Detroit plan because of its regional nature and the dynamic situation into which it is being born. As for Mr. Mohun's criticism, I would remind him that our...
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And among these are not only racists and religious bigots, but also the wielders of exploiting power over those who wrench bitter wages by permission of those who "gain a living from those who...
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Vol. 070 Issue 010 (June 5 1959)
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