The Commonweal.
The Commonweal.
- New York, NY : Commonweal Foundation, 1955-1956.
No. 1 Crisis in Afghanistan: "when Agfhans feel lonely and bitter, their thoughts can roam North to Russia"/Christopher Rand. -- pp. 7--10. Monday's Vision: [a poem]/John Fandel. --- pp. 10. A life for a life/Victor C. Ferkiss. --- pp. 11--12. The stage: the skin of our teeth/Richard Hayes.--- pp. 13. The screen: in the forests of the night/Philip R. Hartung. --- pp. 14. Of note: patriotism and religion/ --- pp. 14. The lesson of Captain Dreyfus/William Clancy. --- pp. 17--20. Thomas Mann's last novel/Henry Popkin. --- pp. 21-22. Revolution: China under communism/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 22--23. No. 2 Persecution and the poles: the individual Catholic is no longer able to afford the luxury of standing aside and ignoring the great problems'/Gunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 31--33. Places of pleasure/Gabriel Gersh. -- pp. 33--35. Portrait of America?/Howard Davis Spoerl. --- pp. 35--37. Progress toward disaster/Robert Barrat. --- pp. 37--39. The stage: the Bostonians/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 40. The screen : no color line/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 40--41 Communications: sugar strike/Leon Godchaux II.-- pp. 41-42. "I confess"/George Carthage. --- pp. 42. "The road to desegregation"/Dixie Ann McCleary. -- pp. 42-43. "Plight of the intellectual"/Joseph A. Breig. -- pp. 43. 'Person and the Church"/W.Harrington and P. Libreria Noel. --- pp. 43. The despair and hope of modern man/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 44. A classic theme/James Greene. -- pp. 45--46. In Africa/R.A. Holzhauser. --- pp. 46--47. No. 3 Fulfillment for the East: "the question is whether or not the spiritual tradition og India can withstand the shock of Western materialism"/Bede Griffiths. --- pp. 55--57. After person, what?/Jaime Potenze. --- pp. 58--60. Varieties of innocence/Geral Weales. --- pp. 61. The stage: the French lesson/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 62. The screen: man's castle/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 63 Communications:" week by week"/June Lockett. -- pp. 64-65. "Patriotism and religion/John Cooley. --- pp. 65--66. Spanish poet in a American Metyropolis/Jack Patterson. --- pp. 67. Mannered Elegance/Nora Magid. --- pp. 68. The great emancipator/John Cournos. --- pp. 69--71. No.4 The political novel today: "the affirmation, if there is one, no longer pro-claims the proletarian; it asserts rather the peasant"/Michael Harrington. -- pp. 79--81. Contrasts in elegance/Wallace Fowlie. --- pp. 82--85. Experiment in learning/Michael P. Focarty. --- pp. 86--89. The screen: "chicks and ducks better scurry/ Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 90. The stage: songs of innocence and experience/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 91--94. Lost personalities in a modern setting/Anthony Bailey. --- pp. 95. Journey through dead: study of Kierkegaard, Heidegger and Sartre/Philip J. Scharper. --- pp. 96--97 Search for a self: the pillar of salt/James Greene. --- pp. 98--99. On the docks/William Pfaff. --- pp. 100--103. No. 5 Bastions of freedom: "the present danger to civil liberties lies not so much in public apathy as in a fundamental blindness"/Thomas E. Kennelly. --- pp. 111--113. The failure of collectivization/Cunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 114--115. Problems of interim rule/Thomas J. Foley. --- pp. 116. Stage: " I want my catharsis"/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 117. The screen: look ma, no cinemascope, no color/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 118. "Plight of the intellectual/Thomas Molnar. -- pp. 119. Patriotism and religion"/Francis E. McMahon. --- pp. 117--120. Rebirth of the senses/Ned O'Corman. --- pp. 121--122. Life and dream/R.T.Horchler. --- pp. 123. Molesworth ride again/John P. Sisk. --- pp. 123. Song and sanctity/John Fandel. -- pp. 124--125. The Joy, power and beauty/Doris Grumbach. --pp. 126--127. No. 6 The age of discussion: "although the majority of Americans are conservative, they lack any intellectual leadership in the serious journals/Russell Kirk. --- pp. 135--137. Franfurt: economic barometer/Desmond Fennell. --- pp. 138--139. Testing a new technique/John C. Cort. --- pp. 140. The stage: a handful of dust/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 141. The screen: father, dear father, come home with me now/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 142. Of note: Catholic intellectual responsibility/Theodore Frankel. --- pp. 143--144. Catholics and the grammar of dissent/Erwin Geissman. --- pp. 145--146. Gothic: Southern style/John F. Sullivan. -- pp. 147. Early American/Wayne Andrews. --- pp. 148. The rooted sorrow/Jean Holzhauser. --- pp. 149. Thepharisaic publican/Leo Ward. --- pp. 150--151. No. 7 Case for the farmer: "the American farmer is at the mercy of forces which are beyond his control/James Hearst. --- pp. 159--163. Spiritual pilgrimage/Douglas Hyde. --- pp. 164 The screen: alarums and excursions without/Philippine T. Hartung. --- pp. 165. The stage: the Belle of St. Trinians/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 166. Immigration and Japan/George P. Carlin. --- pp. 167--168. The prize of the Goncourt novels/William Dunlea. --- pp. 169. Silver and gold/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 170. Diamond-hard/Jean Holzhauer. --- pp. 171. Children and science-fiction/Claire Huchet Bishop. --- pp. 172--174. No. 8 The Geneva illusion: "if it was not a mistake to go there, it was at least a mistake to go there and talk in this dreamlike Language of the Russians"/William V. Shannon. -- pp. 191--192. Types of anti-Catholicism/Robert McAfee Brown. --- pp. 193--196. Chances for a non-communist left/Robert Barrat. --- pp. 197--198. The screen: December in December/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 199. The stage: tiger at the gates/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 200. "Band of angels"/J.F. Curley. --- pp. 201. Agonizing reappraisal of T.E. Lawrence/M.A. Fitsimons. --- pp. 202. The literary aficionado/Jack Patterson. --- pp. 204--205. Religious tension in the U.S./J,N, Moody. --- pp. 206--207. No. 9 Contrasts in Catholicism: " the aims of the most articulate of French Catholics are increasingly difficult for foreigners to assess in any really meaningful way "/Walter J. Ong. --- pp. 215--219. Conversation with Mauriac/Donat O'Donnell. --- pp. 220--222. The stage: the Cherry Orchard/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 223--224. The screen: Palace in the Palace parlor/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 225-- 228. Of note: the Cardinal's advice/James F. Cotter, SJ. --- pp. 228--229. The writer as vengeful moralist/ William Pfaff. --- pp. 230. Bemused Hero/W.J. Smith. --- pp. 230-231. Bloody man, bloodless book/Victor C. Ferkiss. --- pp. 232--233. Critics' choices for christmas/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 234--235. The Vatican/Jean Neuvecelle. --- pp. 236. No. 10 The case of Ezra pound: "it is only prudent to remind ourselves that one room at St. Elizabeth's is a closet which contains a national skeleton"/Sam Hynes. --- pp. 251--253. Changing Britain/Michael P. Focarty. --- pp. 254--255 Voices from the Philippines/John C. Cort. --- pp. 256--257. The screen: Jennifer's dove, Joan's Bee/ Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 258. Marriage in Norway/Stanley Lichtenstein. --- pp. 259. Battle of the scrolls/ Joseph A. Fitzmyer. --- pp. 260--261. Ordeal and achievement/Joseph M. Duffy, Jr. --- pp. 262. A younger Willy Loman/Nora Magid. --- pp. 262---265. No. 11 Catholics and anti-intellectualism: " there have been grave reasons in recent years to fear that we have frequently revealed a nervous spirit of impatient and sullen anti-intellectualism/John J. Wright. --- pp. 275--277. The lesson of anarchism/Cunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 278--279. Princess Margaret's choice/John M. Todd. --- pp. 280--281. Shakespeare and shopping-baskets/Walter Kerr. --- pp. 282--283. The stage: in defense of frivolity. --- pp. 284. The screen: Achilles' heel/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 285--286. Revealing example of charity and hope/H.A. Reinhold. --- pp. 288. No. 12. Christmas: Anno Domini 1955:"our historical situation is one or great embarrassment for christendom"/H.A. Reinhold. --- pp. 299--300. Mempries of war/Alice Saxon. --- pp. 301--303. The stage: the lark/ Richard Hayes. --- pp. 304. The screen: mourning becomes magnani/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 305--306. "Case for the farmer"/Samuel J. Hazo. --- pp. 306--307. The decisive Mr. Truman/William V. Shannon. --- pp. 308--309. The fruitful ambiguity in Newsman's thought/Frederick D. Whilhelmsen. --- pp. 310--311. Not to destroy, but to fulfill/Robert Paul Mohan. --- pp. 311--312. No. 13 America's role in Asia: "before World War II, our Far Eastern policy was formed largely by lawyers who did not understand the realities of the situation"/Harold C. Hinton. --- pp. 323--326. History in the making/John C. Cort. --- pp. 327--328. See Venice and die/Gerald Weales. --- pp. 329--330. The stage: hello down there/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 331. The screen: arm in a sling/Philip T. Hartung. ---pp. 332. Proust's early novel/Martin Turnell. --- pp. 333--334. Man's necessary encounter with the other/Leo R. ward. --- pp. 335. A house divided/Frank Getlein. --- pp. 336. Maid of honor/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 336--337. Feet of clay/Anne Frematle. --- pp. 337--339. No. 14 A question of confidence: " people who set a very high price on the intellect feel an exaggerated mortification if something is put over on them/Donat O'Donnell. --- pp. 347--348. The task head/Luigi G. Liguti. --- pp. 349. Church militant/Graham Greene. --- pp. 350--352. The screen: see how they run/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 353. The stage: darkness and devils/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 353--354. "Catholics and anti-intellectualism"/Bernard G. Murchland. --- pp. 355. The limits of art/Anthony Bailey. --- pp.356--357. And ever the twain shall meet/William Dunlea. --- pp. 358. The recurring dilemma/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 359-. Ironic sketches/Edwin Kennebeck. --- pp. 360. Way to sanctity/Doris Grumbach. --- pp. 361. A decent genius/Henry Popkin. --- pp. 632. No. 15 Conditions of freedom:"in asserting freedom as an absolute, somehow divorced from order, we are repudiating our historic legacy of freedom/Russell Kirk. --- pp. 371--373. Darkness over the land/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 374--375. "Catholic plot" down under/Wilfrid Sheed. --- pp. 376--378. The stage: the matchmaker/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 379. The screen: it ain't gonna rain no more/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 380. Of note: the unity of truth. --- pp. 381--382. Religion in the melting pot of America/Alban Baer. --- pp. 383--384. Rage into Order/Dadchine Rainer. --- pp. 384--385. The sea change/Anne Fremantle. --- pp. 386--387. No.16 Communists i unions: "the government has demonstrated a woeful misunderstanding of the American labor movement and of the role of the community party within it"/Paul Jacobs. --- pp. 395--397. Hope in the East/Emmanuel Jaques. --- pp. 398--399. Negro voter in the South/John J. O'Connor. --- pp. 400--402. The screen: the ego and I/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 403. Of note: liturgy and television/ --- pp. 403--404. "Crisis in Afghanistan/Christopher Rand. --- pp. 405. An end to anguish?/Neville Braybrooke. --- pp. 406. An ultimate kind of poetry/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 407. A brilliant second/Michael J. O'Neill. --- pp. 408. The same secret/John Cournos. --- pp. 409. A falling of/Francis Sweeney. --- pp. 410--411. No. 17 Freedom to teach: " against all the infiltrations of fear and suspicion, we still know that freedom is the very air we breathe"/Helen C. White. --- pp. 419--421. The work of UNESCO/Jerome D'Souza. --- pp. 422--424. Failure of an elite/J.L. Benvenisti. --- pp. 425--427. The stage: prestidigitation/Richar Hayes. --- pp. 428. The screen: various violence/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp.429. OF note: State aid to church schools/ --- pp. 429--432. "A question of confidence/Ethel Morrison. --- pp. 433--435. Short stories of new and established writers/William J. Smith. --- pp. 436-436. Soul of Russia/Heleme Iswolsky. --- pp. 437--438. British abroad/Nick Thimmesch-- pp. 439--[441]. No. 18 The specter of starvation: "the number one problem today is how to feed the world's people"/Francois Houtart. --- pp. 451--452. Understanding the French/George H. Tavard. --- pp. 453--454. America: image and reality/Gunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 455--456. The stage: North and South/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 457--458. The screen: how to launch 1,000 ships/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 459. Of note: worship and the arts/ --- pp. 459--460. "The case of Ezra Pound"/ Rev. Harry J. Byrne. --- pp. 461. "The lesson of anarchism/A. Quatermain.-- pp. 462--463. The universe rang true when fairly tested/Anne Fremante. --- pp. 464. Tineless world/Doris Grumbach. --- pp. 465. Paradox of the good-nad writer/James Finn. --- pp. 466--467. No. 19 Mission of the press: "the Catholic press is often unpopular, not for what it writes, but for its profession of faith"/Federico Alessandrini.--- pp. 475. Journals of opinion/Robert C. Hartnett. --- pp. 476--479. A columnist's lot/Donald McDonald. -- pp. 480--481. The screen: valentines from abroad/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 482. The stage: pirandello/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 483. "Catholic intellectual responsibility"/John J. Gilligan. -- pp. 484--486 Zeal/J.F. Powers . --- pp. 487--492. Impersonal ironist of the single vision/John F. Sillivan. -- pp. 493--494. No. 20 The facts of foreign aid: "on the question of foreign aid, there appears to be a happy concurrence between national interest and larger human values"/Robert C. Good. -- pp. 507--510. A Catholic President?/John J, Kane. -- pp. 511--512. The uses of Gaelic/David H. Greene. -- pp. 513--515. The screen: Winner take all/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 516. Of note: freedom versus authority/ --- pp. 516--517. "communists in union/ Rev. Charles Owen Rice. -- pp. 518--519. The Princess fate was wiser than she liked to think/Geral Weales. -- pp. 520--521. Continuing mystery of the master-race/Victor C. Ferkiss. -- pp. 522--523. No. 21 The Church in America: "by an extraordinary process, the church in Amrtica has become dominantly nordic in tone"/Gunnar D. Kumlien. -- p. 533--534. Child prodigy or literary hoax/Robert Barrat. -- pp. 535--536. The Layman in perspective/Henry J. Bowne. -- pp. 537--539. The stage of the time, of that place/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 542--543. The screen: knight into Kaye/ Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 544--545. Critics' choices of Catholic books/Alban Baer. -- pp. 546--554. No. 22 The offshore Island:"there seems to be only way to save the nation, alists from the consequences of their own folly/Harol C. HInton. -- pp. 563--566. Beginning of the end?/John Caxton. -- pp. 567. The stage: citizen welles/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 568. The screen: watermelon and ham/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 569. "Journals of opinion"/Gilbert A. Harrison. -- pp. 569. Worhip and the arts/Renard A. Koehnemann. -- pp.570--571. Philosophers of anxiety/James Kritzeck. -- pp. 572--573. The literary psyche of Modern Italy/William Dunlea. -- pp. 574. Popular parapsychology/John P. Sisk. -- pp.575. More fact than fiction/Hroffrey Wagner. -- pp. 576. God and Caesar/Leo R. Ward. -- pp. 577. An honest eye/Bette Richart. -- pp. 578--579. No. 23 The new West: "the political resonance is only a surface manifestation of deep-flowing currents/ Victor C. Ferkiss. -- pp. 587--589. Edito's dilemma/Roland E. Wolseley. -- pp. 590--591. The screen: something borrowed, something new/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 592. The stage: king and desperate men/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 593. Foreign aid/Alexander Wolsky. -- pp.593. "Catholic plot down under"/Lyle Blair. -- pp. 594--595. Freud, Catholics, and culture/John K, Daly. -- pp. 596--598. Selected splendor for MacArthur/Harold C. Hinton .-- pp. 599. A fascinating potpourri/Janes Greene. -- pp. 600--601. Symbol and acts/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 602--603. No. 24 Mr Dulles in perspective: "we live in a wilderness in which the knife may be hidden but seldom safely sheathed/C.K. Yearley, Jr. -- pp. 611--613. O'Neill's long journey/Stephen Whicher. -- pp. 614--615. The stage: a lady of quality/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 616. The screen: what are patterns for?/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 617. " A columnist lot"/Garry Wills, S.J. and Frank B. Higgins, SJ. -- pp. 618--619. The nature of stalinism/Michael Harrington. -- pp. 620--621. The moral burden of Mr. Greene's parable/William Clancy. -- pp. 622. Ambitions and vanities/Joseph M. Duffy, Jr. -- pp. 623. To renew our interest/J.N. Moody. -- pp. 624. A record of notable failure/William Pfaff. -- pp. 625. From Screen to book to screen/William Smith. -- pp. 626--627. No. 25 The American experiment: " what even leftist French find most fascinating is that in this society the predictions of Marx seem to have lost their validity/Thomas Molnar. -- pp. 635--638. The eisenhower paradox/William V. Shannon. -- pp. 639--640. Tea-cup tempest/Peter F. Anson. -- pp. 641-642. The screen: "hell's black intelligencer"/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 643. The Catholic press/David Host. -- pp. 644. "Negro voter in the South/C.J. Beaucarre. -- pp. 645. A general's vision of greatness/M.A. Fitzsimons. -- pp. 656. The social dance of life/Anthony Bailey. -- pp.647--648 Indian life/Jean Holzhauer. -- pp. 649. Bourgeois symbol/Henry Popkin. --pp. 650--651. No. 26 The rise of poujade: "there would be no annihilation camps in a Poujadist France, but quite a few politicans would be hanged/John Caxton. -- pp. 659. The farm vote/Sidney Baldwin. -- pp. 660--662. The stage: democratic vistas/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 663. Of note: charity and the Christian/ -- pp.664. The Powell amendment/Gerry Brandmeyer. -- pp. 665 The failure of an elite/Rudolf Allers. -- pp. 665. Capital punishment/Richard C. Pilger, Jr. -- pp. 666. "Catholic plot down under/Neville R. Wills. -- pp. 666. Scenes of clerical life/Evelyn Wauch. -- pp. 667. Primer of democratic politics/Philip Scharper. -- pp. 668. Modern Saga of investigation/Geoffrey Ashe. -- pp. 669. Of new India/Edwin Kennebeck. -- pp. 669--670.
PER .C65 / 1955-1956 V.63
No. 1 Crisis in Afghanistan: "when Agfhans feel lonely and bitter, their thoughts can roam North to Russia"/Christopher Rand. -- pp. 7--10. Monday's Vision: [a poem]/John Fandel. --- pp. 10. A life for a life/Victor C. Ferkiss. --- pp. 11--12. The stage: the skin of our teeth/Richard Hayes.--- pp. 13. The screen: in the forests of the night/Philip R. Hartung. --- pp. 14. Of note: patriotism and religion/ --- pp. 14. The lesson of Captain Dreyfus/William Clancy. --- pp. 17--20. Thomas Mann's last novel/Henry Popkin. --- pp. 21-22. Revolution: China under communism/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 22--23. No. 2 Persecution and the poles: the individual Catholic is no longer able to afford the luxury of standing aside and ignoring the great problems'/Gunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 31--33. Places of pleasure/Gabriel Gersh. -- pp. 33--35. Portrait of America?/Howard Davis Spoerl. --- pp. 35--37. Progress toward disaster/Robert Barrat. --- pp. 37--39. The stage: the Bostonians/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 40. The screen : no color line/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 40--41 Communications: sugar strike/Leon Godchaux II.-- pp. 41-42. "I confess"/George Carthage. --- pp. 42. "The road to desegregation"/Dixie Ann McCleary. -- pp. 42-43. "Plight of the intellectual"/Joseph A. Breig. -- pp. 43. 'Person and the Church"/W.Harrington and P. Libreria Noel. --- pp. 43. The despair and hope of modern man/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 44. A classic theme/James Greene. -- pp. 45--46. In Africa/R.A. Holzhauser. --- pp. 46--47. No. 3 Fulfillment for the East: "the question is whether or not the spiritual tradition og India can withstand the shock of Western materialism"/Bede Griffiths. --- pp. 55--57. After person, what?/Jaime Potenze. --- pp. 58--60. Varieties of innocence/Geral Weales. --- pp. 61. The stage: the French lesson/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 62. The screen: man's castle/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 63 Communications:" week by week"/June Lockett. -- pp. 64-65. "Patriotism and religion/John Cooley. --- pp. 65--66. Spanish poet in a American Metyropolis/Jack Patterson. --- pp. 67. Mannered Elegance/Nora Magid. --- pp. 68. The great emancipator/John Cournos. --- pp. 69--71. No.4 The political novel today: "the affirmation, if there is one, no longer pro-claims the proletarian; it asserts rather the peasant"/Michael Harrington. -- pp. 79--81. Contrasts in elegance/Wallace Fowlie. --- pp. 82--85. Experiment in learning/Michael P. Focarty. --- pp. 86--89. The screen: "chicks and ducks better scurry/ Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 90. The stage: songs of innocence and experience/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 91--94. Lost personalities in a modern setting/Anthony Bailey. --- pp. 95. Journey through dead: study of Kierkegaard, Heidegger and Sartre/Philip J. Scharper. --- pp. 96--97 Search for a self: the pillar of salt/James Greene. --- pp. 98--99. On the docks/William Pfaff. --- pp. 100--103. No. 5 Bastions of freedom: "the present danger to civil liberties lies not so much in public apathy as in a fundamental blindness"/Thomas E. Kennelly. --- pp. 111--113. The failure of collectivization/Cunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 114--115. Problems of interim rule/Thomas J. Foley. --- pp. 116. Stage: " I want my catharsis"/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 117. The screen: look ma, no cinemascope, no color/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 118. "Plight of the intellectual/Thomas Molnar. -- pp. 119. Patriotism and religion"/Francis E. McMahon. --- pp. 117--120. Rebirth of the senses/Ned O'Corman. --- pp. 121--122. Life and dream/R.T.Horchler. --- pp. 123. Molesworth ride again/John P. Sisk. --- pp. 123. Song and sanctity/John Fandel. -- pp. 124--125. The Joy, power and beauty/Doris Grumbach. --pp. 126--127. No. 6 The age of discussion: "although the majority of Americans are conservative, they lack any intellectual leadership in the serious journals/Russell Kirk. --- pp. 135--137. Franfurt: economic barometer/Desmond Fennell. --- pp. 138--139. Testing a new technique/John C. Cort. --- pp. 140. The stage: a handful of dust/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 141. The screen: father, dear father, come home with me now/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 142. Of note: Catholic intellectual responsibility/Theodore Frankel. --- pp. 143--144. Catholics and the grammar of dissent/Erwin Geissman. --- pp. 145--146. Gothic: Southern style/John F. Sullivan. -- pp. 147. Early American/Wayne Andrews. --- pp. 148. The rooted sorrow/Jean Holzhauser. --- pp. 149. Thepharisaic publican/Leo Ward. --- pp. 150--151. No. 7 Case for the farmer: "the American farmer is at the mercy of forces which are beyond his control/James Hearst. --- pp. 159--163. Spiritual pilgrimage/Douglas Hyde. --- pp. 164 The screen: alarums and excursions without/Philippine T. Hartung. --- pp. 165. The stage: the Belle of St. Trinians/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 166. Immigration and Japan/George P. Carlin. --- pp. 167--168. The prize of the Goncourt novels/William Dunlea. --- pp. 169. Silver and gold/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 170. Diamond-hard/Jean Holzhauer. --- pp. 171. Children and science-fiction/Claire Huchet Bishop. --- pp. 172--174. No. 8 The Geneva illusion: "if it was not a mistake to go there, it was at least a mistake to go there and talk in this dreamlike Language of the Russians"/William V. Shannon. -- pp. 191--192. Types of anti-Catholicism/Robert McAfee Brown. --- pp. 193--196. Chances for a non-communist left/Robert Barrat. --- pp. 197--198. The screen: December in December/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 199. The stage: tiger at the gates/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 200. "Band of angels"/J.F. Curley. --- pp. 201. Agonizing reappraisal of T.E. Lawrence/M.A. Fitsimons. --- pp. 202. The literary aficionado/Jack Patterson. --- pp. 204--205. Religious tension in the U.S./J,N, Moody. --- pp. 206--207. No. 9 Contrasts in Catholicism: " the aims of the most articulate of French Catholics are increasingly difficult for foreigners to assess in any really meaningful way "/Walter J. Ong. --- pp. 215--219. Conversation with Mauriac/Donat O'Donnell. --- pp. 220--222. The stage: the Cherry Orchard/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 223--224. The screen: Palace in the Palace parlor/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 225-- 228. Of note: the Cardinal's advice/James F. Cotter, SJ. --- pp. 228--229. The writer as vengeful moralist/ William Pfaff. --- pp. 230. Bemused Hero/W.J. Smith. --- pp. 230-231. Bloody man, bloodless book/Victor C. Ferkiss. --- pp. 232--233. Critics' choices for christmas/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 234--235. The Vatican/Jean Neuvecelle. --- pp. 236. No. 10 The case of Ezra pound: "it is only prudent to remind ourselves that one room at St. Elizabeth's is a closet which contains a national skeleton"/Sam Hynes. --- pp. 251--253. Changing Britain/Michael P. Focarty. --- pp. 254--255 Voices from the Philippines/John C. Cort. --- pp. 256--257. The screen: Jennifer's dove, Joan's Bee/ Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 258. Marriage in Norway/Stanley Lichtenstein. --- pp. 259. Battle of the scrolls/ Joseph A. Fitzmyer. --- pp. 260--261. Ordeal and achievement/Joseph M. Duffy, Jr. --- pp. 262. A younger Willy Loman/Nora Magid. --- pp. 262---265. No. 11 Catholics and anti-intellectualism: " there have been grave reasons in recent years to fear that we have frequently revealed a nervous spirit of impatient and sullen anti-intellectualism/John J. Wright. --- pp. 275--277. The lesson of anarchism/Cunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 278--279. Princess Margaret's choice/John M. Todd. --- pp. 280--281. Shakespeare and shopping-baskets/Walter Kerr. --- pp. 282--283. The stage: in defense of frivolity. --- pp. 284. The screen: Achilles' heel/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 285--286. Revealing example of charity and hope/H.A. Reinhold. --- pp. 288. No. 12. Christmas: Anno Domini 1955:"our historical situation is one or great embarrassment for christendom"/H.A. Reinhold. --- pp. 299--300. Mempries of war/Alice Saxon. --- pp. 301--303. The stage: the lark/ Richard Hayes. --- pp. 304. The screen: mourning becomes magnani/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 305--306. "Case for the farmer"/Samuel J. Hazo. --- pp. 306--307. The decisive Mr. Truman/William V. Shannon. --- pp. 308--309. The fruitful ambiguity in Newsman's thought/Frederick D. Whilhelmsen. --- pp. 310--311. Not to destroy, but to fulfill/Robert Paul Mohan. --- pp. 311--312. No. 13 America's role in Asia: "before World War II, our Far Eastern policy was formed largely by lawyers who did not understand the realities of the situation"/Harold C. Hinton. --- pp. 323--326. History in the making/John C. Cort. --- pp. 327--328. See Venice and die/Gerald Weales. --- pp. 329--330. The stage: hello down there/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 331. The screen: arm in a sling/Philip T. Hartung. ---pp. 332. Proust's early novel/Martin Turnell. --- pp. 333--334. Man's necessary encounter with the other/Leo R. ward. --- pp. 335. A house divided/Frank Getlein. --- pp. 336. Maid of honor/Elizabeth Bartelme. --- pp. 336--337. Feet of clay/Anne Frematle. --- pp. 337--339. No. 14 A question of confidence: " people who set a very high price on the intellect feel an exaggerated mortification if something is put over on them/Donat O'Donnell. --- pp. 347--348. The task head/Luigi G. Liguti. --- pp. 349. Church militant/Graham Greene. --- pp. 350--352. The screen: see how they run/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 353. The stage: darkness and devils/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 353--354. "Catholics and anti-intellectualism"/Bernard G. Murchland. --- pp. 355. The limits of art/Anthony Bailey. --- pp.356--357. And ever the twain shall meet/William Dunlea. --- pp. 358. The recurring dilemma/Michael Harrington. --- pp. 359-. Ironic sketches/Edwin Kennebeck. --- pp. 360. Way to sanctity/Doris Grumbach. --- pp. 361. A decent genius/Henry Popkin. --- pp. 632. No. 15 Conditions of freedom:"in asserting freedom as an absolute, somehow divorced from order, we are repudiating our historic legacy of freedom/Russell Kirk. --- pp. 371--373. Darkness over the land/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 374--375. "Catholic plot" down under/Wilfrid Sheed. --- pp. 376--378. The stage: the matchmaker/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 379. The screen: it ain't gonna rain no more/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 380. Of note: the unity of truth. --- pp. 381--382. Religion in the melting pot of America/Alban Baer. --- pp. 383--384. Rage into Order/Dadchine Rainer. --- pp. 384--385. The sea change/Anne Fremantle. --- pp. 386--387. No.16 Communists i unions: "the government has demonstrated a woeful misunderstanding of the American labor movement and of the role of the community party within it"/Paul Jacobs. --- pp. 395--397. Hope in the East/Emmanuel Jaques. --- pp. 398--399. Negro voter in the South/John J. O'Connor. --- pp. 400--402. The screen: the ego and I/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 403. Of note: liturgy and television/ --- pp. 403--404. "Crisis in Afghanistan/Christopher Rand. --- pp. 405. An end to anguish?/Neville Braybrooke. --- pp. 406. An ultimate kind of poetry/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 407. A brilliant second/Michael J. O'Neill. --- pp. 408. The same secret/John Cournos. --- pp. 409. A falling of/Francis Sweeney. --- pp. 410--411. No. 17 Freedom to teach: " against all the infiltrations of fear and suspicion, we still know that freedom is the very air we breathe"/Helen C. White. --- pp. 419--421. The work of UNESCO/Jerome D'Souza. --- pp. 422--424. Failure of an elite/J.L. Benvenisti. --- pp. 425--427. The stage: prestidigitation/Richar Hayes. --- pp. 428. The screen: various violence/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp.429. OF note: State aid to church schools/ --- pp. 429--432. "A question of confidence/Ethel Morrison. --- pp. 433--435. Short stories of new and established writers/William J. Smith. --- pp. 436-436. Soul of Russia/Heleme Iswolsky. --- pp. 437--438. British abroad/Nick Thimmesch-- pp. 439--[441]. No. 18 The specter of starvation: "the number one problem today is how to feed the world's people"/Francois Houtart. --- pp. 451--452. Understanding the French/George H. Tavard. --- pp. 453--454. America: image and reality/Gunnar D. Kumlien. --- pp. 455--456. The stage: North and South/Richard Hayes. --- pp. 457--458. The screen: how to launch 1,000 ships/Philip T. Hartung. --- pp. 459. Of note: worship and the arts/ --- pp. 459--460. "The case of Ezra Pound"/ Rev. Harry J. Byrne. --- pp. 461. "The lesson of anarchism/A. Quatermain.-- pp. 462--463. The universe rang true when fairly tested/Anne Fremante. --- pp. 464. Tineless world/Doris Grumbach. --- pp. 465. Paradox of the good-nad writer/James Finn. --- pp. 466--467. No. 19 Mission of the press: "the Catholic press is often unpopular, not for what it writes, but for its profession of faith"/Federico Alessandrini.--- pp. 475. Journals of opinion/Robert C. Hartnett. --- pp. 476--479. A columnist's lot/Donald McDonald. -- pp. 480--481. The screen: valentines from abroad/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 482. The stage: pirandello/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 483. "Catholic intellectual responsibility"/John J. Gilligan. -- pp. 484--486 Zeal/J.F. Powers . --- pp. 487--492. Impersonal ironist of the single vision/John F. Sillivan. -- pp. 493--494. No. 20 The facts of foreign aid: "on the question of foreign aid, there appears to be a happy concurrence between national interest and larger human values"/Robert C. Good. -- pp. 507--510. A Catholic President?/John J, Kane. -- pp. 511--512. The uses of Gaelic/David H. Greene. -- pp. 513--515. The screen: Winner take all/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 516. Of note: freedom versus authority/ --- pp. 516--517. "communists in union/ Rev. Charles Owen Rice. -- pp. 518--519. The Princess fate was wiser than she liked to think/Geral Weales. -- pp. 520--521. Continuing mystery of the master-race/Victor C. Ferkiss. -- pp. 522--523. No. 21 The Church in America: "by an extraordinary process, the church in Amrtica has become dominantly nordic in tone"/Gunnar D. Kumlien. -- p. 533--534. Child prodigy or literary hoax/Robert Barrat. -- pp. 535--536. The Layman in perspective/Henry J. Bowne. -- pp. 537--539. The stage of the time, of that place/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 542--543. The screen: knight into Kaye/ Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 544--545. Critics' choices of Catholic books/Alban Baer. -- pp. 546--554. No. 22 The offshore Island:"there seems to be only way to save the nation, alists from the consequences of their own folly/Harol C. HInton. -- pp. 563--566. Beginning of the end?/John Caxton. -- pp. 567. The stage: citizen welles/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 568. The screen: watermelon and ham/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 569. "Journals of opinion"/Gilbert A. Harrison. -- pp. 569. Worhip and the arts/Renard A. Koehnemann. -- pp.570--571. Philosophers of anxiety/James Kritzeck. -- pp. 572--573. The literary psyche of Modern Italy/William Dunlea. -- pp. 574. Popular parapsychology/John P. Sisk. -- pp.575. More fact than fiction/Hroffrey Wagner. -- pp. 576. God and Caesar/Leo R. Ward. -- pp. 577. An honest eye/Bette Richart. -- pp. 578--579. No. 23 The new West: "the political resonance is only a surface manifestation of deep-flowing currents/ Victor C. Ferkiss. -- pp. 587--589. Edito's dilemma/Roland E. Wolseley. -- pp. 590--591. The screen: something borrowed, something new/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 592. The stage: king and desperate men/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 593. Foreign aid/Alexander Wolsky. -- pp.593. "Catholic plot down under"/Lyle Blair. -- pp. 594--595. Freud, Catholics, and culture/John K, Daly. -- pp. 596--598. Selected splendor for MacArthur/Harold C. Hinton .-- pp. 599. A fascinating potpourri/Janes Greene. -- pp. 600--601. Symbol and acts/Ned O'Gorman. --- pp. 602--603. No. 24 Mr Dulles in perspective: "we live in a wilderness in which the knife may be hidden but seldom safely sheathed/C.K. Yearley, Jr. -- pp. 611--613. O'Neill's long journey/Stephen Whicher. -- pp. 614--615. The stage: a lady of quality/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 616. The screen: what are patterns for?/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 617. " A columnist lot"/Garry Wills, S.J. and Frank B. Higgins, SJ. -- pp. 618--619. The nature of stalinism/Michael Harrington. -- pp. 620--621. The moral burden of Mr. Greene's parable/William Clancy. -- pp. 622. Ambitions and vanities/Joseph M. Duffy, Jr. -- pp. 623. To renew our interest/J.N. Moody. -- pp. 624. A record of notable failure/William Pfaff. -- pp. 625. From Screen to book to screen/William Smith. -- pp. 626--627. No. 25 The American experiment: " what even leftist French find most fascinating is that in this society the predictions of Marx seem to have lost their validity/Thomas Molnar. -- pp. 635--638. The eisenhower paradox/William V. Shannon. -- pp. 639--640. Tea-cup tempest/Peter F. Anson. -- pp. 641-642. The screen: "hell's black intelligencer"/Philip T. Hartung. -- pp. 643. The Catholic press/David Host. -- pp. 644. "Negro voter in the South/C.J. Beaucarre. -- pp. 645. A general's vision of greatness/M.A. Fitzsimons. -- pp. 656. The social dance of life/Anthony Bailey. -- pp.647--648 Indian life/Jean Holzhauer. -- pp. 649. Bourgeois symbol/Henry Popkin. --pp. 650--651. No. 26 The rise of poujade: "there would be no annihilation camps in a Poujadist France, but quite a few politicans would be hanged/John Caxton. -- pp. 659. The farm vote/Sidney Baldwin. -- pp. 660--662. The stage: democratic vistas/Richard Hayes. -- pp. 663. Of note: charity and the Christian/ -- pp.664. The Powell amendment/Gerry Brandmeyer. -- pp. 665 The failure of an elite/Rudolf Allers. -- pp. 665. Capital punishment/Richard C. Pilger, Jr. -- pp. 666. "Catholic plot down under/Neville R. Wills. -- pp. 666. Scenes of clerical life/Evelyn Wauch. -- pp. 667. Primer of democratic politics/Philip Scharper. -- pp. 668. Modern Saga of investigation/Geoffrey Ashe. -- pp. 669. Of new India/Edwin Kennebeck. -- pp. 669--670.
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