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Post-War Aids MANY MONTHS ago Congress provided for relief to American business if it should have some lean years after the war. This relief will be in the form of rebates of excess...
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Stalin and the Junkers The logic of the new line-up James Burnham WALTHER VON SEYDLITZ is not a remarkable man. He has notable ancestors, among them the astonishing Friedrich Wilhelm von...
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Communications THE PHILADELPHIA STRIKE TO the Editors: I have just finished reading your fine Commonweal magazine in the USO. I enjoyed it very much, especially your article on the...
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Anna Lucasta HERE, with a play to estimate as well as a performance (singular circumstance in any recent season), I earnestly regret not having seen Philip Yordan's piece in its original...
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Lest We Forget SINCE, in the past month, there have been fewer Hollywood releases covering the grimmer aspects of the war, it might be well to look at twe new films that shy away from none of...
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Huxley's Mysticism ANNE FREEMANTLE INTERSPERSED amongst the narrative of Aldous Huxley's current novel, "Time Must Have a Stop,"* are pieces of Uncle Eustace's post-mortem...
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Editors' Choice When Johnnie Comes Marching Home. Dixon Wecter. Houghton. $3.00. Washington and the Murder of Jumonville. Gilbert F. Leduc. La Societe Historique...
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More Books of the Week The Barricades. Philip Toynbee. Doubleday. $2.50. ' I AHE SON of the great English historical philosopher A and teacher has written a novel intensely disobliging to the...
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Central Verein Meeting TWO of the oldest Catholic organization in this country met, again in joint session, at St. Paul, Minn., August 19-22. It was the 89th annual meeting for the Catholic...
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Vol. 040 Issue 020 (September 1 1944)
THE WEEK
