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Holding the Price Front PRICE CONTROL within the framework of the sort of economic system to which Americans are used and to which they are psychologically attuned is a task of herculean...
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There Must Be Jobs When the war is finished Harry Lorin Binsse IT REQUIRES no supernatural gift of prophecy to say that the central political issue, not only in the United States but in...
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Catalogue Girl Jesse Stuart T WOULD do my heart good," I thought, "to beat Millie Spens at her own game. Not a girl on Lost Creek has a chance of getting a beau with Millie Spens around." I...
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Communications JOHN LONGO Jersey City, N. J. TO the Editors: On January 7, 1944, your readers were given a picture of persecution and terror in the story of John Longo and his experiences at...
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The Stage & Screen Sheppey W SOMERSET MAUGHAM subtitles his piece . "A Portrait." I should be inclined to call it a picture-puzzle with a good many pieces missing. Produced, 1 believe, some...
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62 THE COMMONWEAL May 5, x944 tallest young actress I have seen) a symbolical device tedmically permiss~ie perhaps--in that the author has to end his play somehow--but otherwise, I should...
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Making Things Tick EDWARD SKILLIN, Jr. OF ALL the nation's postwar perplexities, none is more mystifying than that of maintaining and expanding production—of keeping America's workers...
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Editors' Choice Yankee from Olympus. Justice Holmes and His Family. Catherine Drinker Bowen. Atlantic-Little. $3.00. The Other Mahoney. Ray W. Sherman. Washburn. $2.75. Pragmatism in the...
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More Books of the Week The Literary Fallacy. Bernard De Voto. Little. $2.50. MR. DE VOTO has a nice time riding his hobby, and for the most part the reader will enjoy going along with him....
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Vol. 040 Issue 003 (May 5 1944)
THE WEEK
