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• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 12 (April 1937)
  CONTENTS: 5 and 10 Strikers In N.Y. Sit-Down Win Concessions Open Letter to John Brophy, CIO Director Danger of Riots In Chicago Slums, Reports Dr. Falls The Sit-Down Technique by Peter Maurin Interview With a Southern Gentleman From Illinois C.A.T.U. Passes constitution and Makes Progress A New Encyclical Rochester Letter by John C. Fox Art and Revolution by Eric Gill The Catholic Theater by Emmet Lavery Boston Letter by John Magee, Jr. The Prince of the World Coordination Keynote of Social Colloquium German Bishops Say Church Will Outlive Nazism Day After Day Jesus Saith to Them, Come and Dine Letters From Our Readers Pax Romana Plans Are Under Way Catholic Editor Named Arbitrator of U.S. in Seattle Dock Dispute Chicago Letter Truce of God Observed In Spain New Hospice Opens Soon In Washington “PAX” St. Louis Letter by Cyril Echele Utility Workers Go CIO The Land Problems of Agriculture First Year at The Farm Farming Commune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 11 (March 1937)
  CONTENTS: Buck-Passing by Union Officials Betrays Members Employer Shows Catholic Way to Economic Peace C.W. Editor Calls on G.M. Strikers In Plant at Flint New Association For Catholics in Labor Movement Priest Does Swell Job Settling Labor Dispute Caesarism Or Personalism by Peter Maurin Lies, Deception Breeding Trouble on Waterfront Pax Romana Committee Presents Full Program Boston Letter by John Magee, Jr. Chicago Letter The Catholic Theatre by Emmet Lavery Plays The Prince of This World An Open Letter to St. Joseph From the Divine Office on Saturday Letters From Our Readers There Is No Negro Problem! “PAX” Peace Group Hits Mounting Arms Cost Book Reviews Youth-1937 by Peter A. Nearing The Trouble With Prejudice by Adelaide M. Mackey Annual Concert by Choir of the Pius X School of Liturgical Music Mexican Martyrs Lead Catholics To Heroic Action Truce of God St. Louis Letter Protest! The Land Problems of Agriculture Christ of the Ridgeroad Farming Commune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 10 (February 1937)
  CONTENTS: Auto Workers Have Right to Ask Sole Bargaining Agency “They Knew Him In The Breaking Of Bread” Dewey’s Probe of Union Racketeers Service to Labor Belgian Catholic Youth Warned Against Tenets of ‘Rex’ Organization Sit-Down Technique Is Legitimate One Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Seamen End Strike, Look To Inquiry N. Y. Post Charges Fink Book Is a Blow To All American Labor Catholic Students Join PAX Romana St. Louis Letter Bishop O’Hara Pays C.W. Visit Chicago Letter Social Sermonettes Need New Legislation For Milk Cooperation “PAX” Why We Recite Compline Day After Day Catholic Press Month Letters From Our Readers A Protest And An Answer On Spain by Stephen Johnson There Is No Negro Problem Our C.W. Newsboy Is Critic and Guide For Press Month Books The Catholic Theatre by Emmet Lavery Social Security The Land The Case For Ruralism by Dr. O. E. Baker Farming Commune by James F. Montague The Granger Homestead
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 09 (January 1937)
  CONTENTS: C. W. Faced With Eviction Open Letter to Union Leaders, Especially Joseph P. Ryan Government Kicks Sharecroppers Off Louisiana Land Open Letter to a Catholic Shipowner; Mutual Trust Needed Use Terrorism Upon Seamen Hitlerism Comes To New Jersey Docks After 20 years Mooney Close to Justification Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Cooperative Strike Endangers Movement Obliged to Help Seamen, Says New Orleans Priest Mott Street Breakfasts for Ambassadors From the Gods “PAX” Some Thoughts on Machinery by Phillips Temple From Xmas Message of Pius XI Employers Admit Superiority of Men to Machines Father McKeon Writes of Splendid Work in Philly Plays Book Reviews We’re Broke Again Epistle From Feast of St. Polycarp, Jan. 26 Day After Day Hotel New Yorker by Rev. Paul Bussard In Defense of Defense Letters From Our Readers Milk Co-operatives Fight Capitalists The Chicago Letter Vincent Pallotti Stanley Reports on steel Vineyards Student Magazine Full of Important Material Cardinal on Communism Chinses Missionary There Is No Negro Problem! So-Called Communists by Peter Maurin Farming Commune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 08 (December 1936)
  CONTENTS: Spanish Catholic Flays Both Sides! Seamen’s Morale High as Officers Walk Off Ships Labor-Spy Network, Fink Tactics Come to Light “PAX” Betraying Christ Planter Jailed for Enslaving Negro Farmers Right Political Action In Resettlement Projects Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Right of Refuge Denied By Modern Machiavellians Opposing Communism Houses of Hospitality Book Reviews Letters From Our Readers St. Louis Letter Christmas Appeal Great Convert A Love Story Day After Day Lynching Forecast Communism and Us Champion of Peace, Father Curran, Dies Farming Commune
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 07 (November 1936)
  CONTENTS: Globe Strikers’ cause Is Right, Strike Is Wrong Mormons Relieve Brothers Without State Assistance Seamen Strike in Face of Corrupt Union Leadership Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Day After Day Fascism Revealed in German Persecution Negroes Lose Jobs When Union Bars Membership St. Thomas on Violence Communist or Not, Browder Has Right to Be Heard Steel Employs Armed Thugs Against C.I.O. Rural Catholic Leaders Speak for Distributism St. Louis Letter Seamen! Story Of A Florida Farm On the Use of Force The Functions of Government Co-operation in Racine Showing Labor Way Out Volunteers Wanted! Distributist Group Swing Into Action Catholic Worker School Doors Fly Open Before C.W.’s Managing Editor Philadelphia Forgets Its “Brotherly Love” The Use of Force Play Review Book Reviews Catholics and the State Co-op Hospital Chicago Letter Speaker at C.W. School Tells of Fighting Communism at Geneva Julia Has a Job Catholic Rural Life School U.S. Steelmakers Retreat To Cheap Labor South Letters From Our Readers All Hail Antigonish! Some Questions for Discussion by Stephen W. Johnson Farming Commune Catholic Students Get Important New Magazine St. Joseph’s House
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 06 (October 1936)
  CONTENTS: Fishermen Fight For Recognition of Union Rights Easy Essays by Peter Maurin C.W. to Organize Catholic Group to Protest War Workers of the World Unite! Under Christ, Light of the World Strikebreaking, Labor Spy Rackets Revealed Consumer Co-op Planned to Foil Milk Profiteers Worker Reports Just Strike in Reading Factory Radio City User Retracts Charge Against Employer in 2nd Letter Our Contemporaries Say: Catholic Worker Hears From 4 Bishops in Sept. ‘No Compromise With Mammon’--Rev. Paul Furfey The Right Way Sharecroppers Get Action in Arkansas Book Reviews Boston Letter Expect Vermont Dairymen to Support N.Y. Strike An Appeal Day After Day Sacco-Vanzetti! The Chicago Letter Letters From Our Readers Religion Is the Hope of the People The Negro Needs Co-operation! Employment Agents Milk Poor For Jobs Peace Day October 25th For Catholic Colleges Personalism and Communitarianism Open Letter to Father Lord, S.J. Farming Commune Exiled Anti-Fascist in Attack on Impure Means
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 05 (September 1936)
  CONTENTS: Canadian Farming Commune Visited by C.W. Artist Communitarian Personalism by Peter Maurin Period of Strife and Suffering for Farm and Factory Marble Strikers Surrender After 8-Month Straggle Social Action Asked By Father Lord, S.J. Day After Day U.S. Army General throws War Scare, Backs Gun-Makers Fellow Worker Goes To N.J. Bean Fields What We Are Doing in Town and Country Catholic Chinese Co-op The Introit September “A Strong Conflict” Course in Co-ops Letters The Mystical Body and Spain Catholic Schools and The Negro Russia Goes Fascist Says Trotsky Farming Commune by James F. Montague
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 04 (August 1936)
  CONTENTS: Benedictine Priest Works with Poor in Country Parish Father Kazincy, Workers’ Friend, Speaks for Labor Easy Essays by Peter Maurin Experiences of C.W. Editor In steel Towns With C.I.O. Ade Bethune Decorates Steel Workers’ Church Camden Strike Social Sermonettes Books Rural Workers Agriculture Boston Group Introit for Assumption Personal Responsibility League Against War and Fascism Letters and Comment A Letter From A Sister Labor Guild Farming Commune Canadian Catholics Build For New Life
• The Catholic Worker, Vol. 04, No. 03 (July 1936)
  CONTENTS: Open Letter To President C. W. States Stand on Strikes Pa. Steel Workers Unionization Drive Bitterly Opposed Peter’s Book Here At Last View of Antigonish As Seen by Visitor Evicted Croppers, Negro and White, Start Co-op Farm Black Legion—And What To Do About It Nazi Kulturkamph Invades States of Central Europe The Negro and Co-operation Epistle from the Feast of St. Camillus, July 18 Radicals of the Right by Peter Maurin Farming Commune by James F. Montague A Priest Risks His Life