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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
Women Show Proves
In Handing Packages

Philadelphia. (UP).-It's not
news anymore when women take
over the mems Jobs. But It Is stu
news when the males admit their
feminine work-mates are doing
every bit as good q job as they do
themselves.
The men who work alongside o.
pound jitterbugs and grandmothers
on the Railway Express agencys
unloading platforms, go on record
as approving the prowess and
agility Of feminine express hand
lers. And their superiors say they're
worth every penny they earn.
The girls, hired by the company
after q try-out, work with the men,
doing everything they do-except
perhaps lifting the heaviest trunks.
known technically as rate clerks
and wayhill clerks, the gals weigh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
BY ROSELLEN CALLAHAN
NEA Staff Writer

BY ROSELLEN CALLAHAN
NEA Staff Writer
The long and short Of the win
ter cloth coat story is just what
long and slim, for the most part,
with a sprinkling Of short, bulky
coats which point the way the
style wind Is blowing for next
spring.
Newest silhouette Of the season
is the hour glass;" which finds
Its most popular expression In the
full-fashioned, belted officers top
coat which Is a little longer than
finger-tip length. Its frank bulk
looks well with this years STEM
slim skirts. Fur lines some, others
ere magnificiently fur-trimmed,
as in soft beige wool, raglan
sleeved model with deep cuffs and
storm collar Of nutria, which may
be worn flat or way up around
the face.
Braid rivals rich fur peltS rs
trimming for many Of the more
formal afternoon coats. The SIM
plest, fitted black wool can be
Inagically turned into the most
Misunderstanding model with .
yard or so Of heavy black scrool
braid, such as Is used to outline
the panel front, slash pockets and
small velvet callar ana cuffs OF
one Of the seasons hit coats, A
black fox top-knot and small barre
muff gave It an undeniable stamp
Of winter.
A point In facor Of this style Is
the ability to dress up to an &C.
casion or tone 1t down. Accessories
Of luxurious looking furs add dis
tinctive sophisticated tone. For
more casual wear more simple &C.
cessories will be right with the braid
ed coat.
Those who can't decide between
the warm luxury Of q fur coat
and the slim lines Of O cloth one,
can compromise by buying q coat
of half fur and half cloth. Mink
Persian and nutria, fashioned in
to vests or windbreakers with mar
row panels Of the same fur car
ried down the front Of the skirt az.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
05()4
1910

There's q new look about this
soft two piece-designed to fit very
snugly at the midriff-which sug-
gests it immediately for fall ward
robel It 10 particularly smart for
woods.
Pattern No. e504 is designed for
sizes 10, IL. II. Is. IS and 20. Size
u blouse. short sleeve. 7-s yards
39-inch material: skirt, 2 yards.
For this attractive pattern, send
IS cents, plus cent for postage,
in coins, with your name, address,
pattern number and size to the Wa.
terbury Democrat Today's Pattern
Service. 100 It'll Avenue. New YORK
II, N. Y.
There are enough sewing ideas 70
keep you busy all fan and winter
IN the new 52-page catalog Of Pat
terms called Fashion. Let this
book be your guide 70 wartime sew
ting. Price 20 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

He couldn't help IL Il he'd haA
rheumatic fever when he Wa .
kid. He couldn't help the bad
heart murmur that had kept him
from all the teams ct ech0ol -
even baseball, his greatest love
Of all. And he couldn't help be-
ing tall and handsome and Look
ing as strong 90 an OK. Any
more than she could help being
the happiest girl In the world
that they'd be married next month.
Darling, listen, have Q plan"
she said one evening. They'd had
supper with the family and then
her parents had left them alone.
More plans about what wen
get for our love.nest2" he asked.
But abe knew he wasn't really in
o joking mood. He looked wer.
ried tonight.
"A plan about what we won't GET
He looked up in surprise and she
went on quickly. Look, Jim, I've
been thinking. That two-rooin fats
crazy, with you on the night shift
and me on the day. We've only o
few hours together anyway, 30 why
not get . one room-and- kitchenette
thing instead?"
'But I thought you wanted Q real
place with all the fixings TO show
everybody"
"Oh. sure 7 do. But wen be
awfully smart TO so allow for q
while - and maybe sock our money
into extra"
His face lit Up with the smile
she'd always get Q lift from.
"Oh, gee, honey. that relieves my
mind like everything" he said. ITO
day ] doubled my pledge OF tie
plant for new War Bonds ana ! just
didn't know how you'd feel about
H."
She suddenly went over and
kissed him.
II feel grand about having o
guy that's In there pitching right
through all nine innings" she
said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
Beauties Hints
Blend Lipstick
Deep In Corners
For Alluring Lips
BY ALICIA HART
NEA StaR Writer

It's the trifles that mar most
would-be beauties. For instance, an
otherwise perfect makeup can be
completely ineffective once you open
your mouth, If you haven't made
certain to blend your lipstick well
into the corners
When you've finished painting
your Tips, smile into the mirror and
see whether the red contour ends
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
SUNDAYS MENU

Eat the Basic 2 Every Day
BREAKFAST: Or o n &c
Juice, oatmeal, fried eggs and
bacon, enriched toast, jam, cot"
fee, milk.
DINNER: Ericassee Of chick
en- with dumpllngs, brown rice,
green beans, sliced tomatoes,
apple brown Betty, lemon sauce,
coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Bologna club broil,
vegetable salad, enriched rolls,
butter or fortified margarine,
fruit bowl, cookies, tea, milk.
Bread Is one Of the Basic ssvel
Foods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

packages as they come in trucks for
shipment or arrive by train for
destinations In the Philadelphia
area. They lift. and sort, prepare
the express charges on Q 44-hour
q week basis. And the slender
housewife Is just as capable Is the
powerful Katrinkas, ofsicials say
The idea isn't Q new one either.
The same program was carried out
In the last war. And three Of the
ladies hired then still are on the
lob,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

~. ~ WOlIll -
.Stay-HOme Rule
Doesn't Apply
To All Wives

''ssay st home" seems 20 be the
most popular Advice for war wives
whose husbands are still IN this
country. They are told, "Dcn't trail
your husband around the country
especially II you have children"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
GIRL LIKES DIZZY WORK

Boston, (UPl--Women continue
sealing heights In more ways than
one. Miss Rebecca Conaty, ~, OF
Brighton, Is the only woman flag
nnle nalnter IN the entire country.
Miss Conaty has made her Living
painting flag poles for several
months. Heights don't make her
dlzzy and she says she loves her
work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

That advice
some women
must take. They
are the women
whose men are
ct camps that
have so over
crow ded the
nearest towns
housing faclM-
ties that there
tust aren't any
places to live;
and the wives
who can't, no
matter how far
they stretch the
family income,
afford to follow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

gVGu "a BV
W . Q proposing
. naenth ego. he
showed he stiu
felt Il because he
laughed and said.
"Sure you don't
mind being Q <-E
airlqw
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

abruptly n paleness, suggests love-
~ Marguerite Chapman, who is soon
70 BE- seen on ths screen IN "Aps
polnlulent ID Berlin
After the lips have been outlined.
& e best. the actress has found, -
nISan Yenr mouth and bland the
reuse Watf dawn into tee menth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

With either . brush o. the tip o.
your little finger.
On tie ether hand, A1nggnoyl.1
warns. 100 much lipEllck n ne eor~
neEs might make genr nouiA Iook
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
WOMEN At WAR
an QIRL

AT GIRL
Ann wanted to shout at every.
body that he couldn't help his civ.
iiiaia clothes. He never said Il any
more, but that one time YVES enough
and the bitterness kept ringing In
her ears.
every time I pass q guy IN
uniform" he'd suddenly blurted
out, II wish I could die"
That was q long time ESQ, be-
fore they were engaged. 1us
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
THIRD TIME A CHARM

Jane Wyman's third attempt 70
crash" Hollywood proved the sue.
cessful one, leading to a contract
with Warner Brothers and featured
roles such as her lAtest in princess
O'Rourke."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

Jack Carson, who has Jane wy
man ell 70 himself IN Princess
O,Rronlse.# once lost the giEl 10 the
Nother man" IN seven consecutive
pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

point II Crawford had passed-bub
Johnnie thought he would Do Q lit
tie pushing and bid four spades,
which the next hand doubled. Now
the original bidder Jumped 70 six
clubs. Both Crawford and SChell-
ken decided they had 1nterfered
enough, and passed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
WATR PRO GRAMS
Inc Kilsa yeiss

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E:OO--eheolah Carter
6:1B-Melody Revue
Bs9O--NewB
HsAB-Supoem9n
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e:1G-Prens Roundup
os10--Sports Roundup
s:SO-Pleasure And Profit
9:Ak--Ymck Armstrong
7s0O-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
+ 9:1E--Phone Your Answer
9soO--Melodies Of the Moment
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6s08-Gabriol Heater
3i1t-xfsasury star Parade
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16,IB-HuGh Hughes: News
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Il:eo-Yankee News
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

SOAAAAOkb 4Ok AAACAA 0tAtAOAhS0 VA SAAS
New England shore.
John Gunther, Just returned from
the European and North African
war zones where he witnessed the
invasion Of Sicily and watched other,
invasion moves In the making, re-
sumes this regular spot on the
"Where Do We Stand?" broadcast
this Sunday, Sept. 70. At 5 p. M,
EWT, over the BLUE Network.
Gunther will again take up his posi-
ton ut the micrOphOne with his
commentator colleague John w.
VandercOok, who, In his absence,
carried on the series with the aid
Of guest commentator.
Earl Goodwin, the down to earth
up to the minute" newcaster Of
the WATR-Blue Networks nightly
watch the World Go BY" cir jour-
mails, has quit the Capital city Of
Washington for Q two day visit In
Texas.
Goodwin few to Fort Worth yes.
terday for his broadcast, and today
he arrived In Camp Hood, Texas,
where he will address the gradual
ing class OF the Camp Hood Tank
Destroyer School among whom will
be his son Harry, who Is receiving
his commission as q second Neuten-
ant. Later he will 60 to Temple,
Texas, where he will present his
newcaSt tonight ct 8 .. m. Follow
ing the broadcast he Is scheduled
to address o huge Bond Rally in
the Temple public square, and then
return to washington by plane. So
you see the Potomac sage Is rather
busy these days.
George Murphy, the dancing
screen star who Is now being seen
In "This Il The Army" makes his
initial guest appearance on the Joan
Davis-Jack Haley program next
Thursday, September 30th, ct $50
p. M. EWT., via NBC.
Joan Davis, co-star with Jack
Haley on the Thursday night village
store program, has been signed for
o comedy role in Eddie Cantor's new
picture at RKO, SHOW Business"
"1tl be like old home week for
Joan, who Is to do q series Of vaude-
Vile sketches. Joan spent years In
vaudeville before pictures and radio
claimed her.
Jack Haley, who clowns with Joan
Davis on the Joan Davis-Jack Haley
Thursday night show, is making q
film version Of his Broadway hit,
Higher and Higher"
On O recent Battle Of the Sexes"
program, the women really gave the
men q good beating. A lot Of the
credit goes to Mary Role, who an
swered with cool accuracy every
question that ]. G. FIippen fired at
her. Mary plays the sister role on
the "Aldrich Family" broadcasts.
Jack Berchs . farm boy from
Illinois, who has made coed on
radio has gone back to the soil.
Five days week Monday, thru FIJI
DAY. Jack b singing songs over
WATR ON the new KeIlogg's ALI
Bran show from ISIS 70 1889 D. m.
Week-ends he is . farmer. near
Bennington, w.
he bought the place originally.
because he liked to Ash and skl.
Came Oh war and Jacks mind
tuEnd 70 food production. He Is
raising pigs and chickens ana brass
about his garden.
The Berch family, which includes
ew0 daughters and . f0nR-msn4he
cid SOM ere fuIl-tlme residents,
eits-Hlts And Bltsi News
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

e;tk-Hits And Bits: News
1;O0-What's News? With Don
Ameche
6s0e-Watch The World 90 By
e;iB--Nati0nal Association Of
Noromon
oilB--Dnnce Orch,
e;eo-Hpotlight Bands
iosoo=J0hn u. Uugheh
Present
fosfg-DlEleland capeFs
Alfoo- KaD9eo News
IIfit--Ilaa Browns Orch,
I1flt--fQa Lalinoa
iliii-E'Sn off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
WAVELETS
by
ED LEAMY

Double or Nothing tho semsa~
tlonMI uulR show heard every Friday
90 ESQ ,. m, over WATR, begins
In fourth year Of br0adcaatlng To-
night. The program which Co-seaFs
m, Q, John King and tenor SOLE
lst Frank Forest, was among the
first 70 switch from cash prizes %
war stamps and bonds. HishMght
tributes 70 the armed forces, United
Nations, and war effort organlsa-
tiOns were first Instituted on "Deu-
Bile or Nothing" The running aues-
ton jackpot idea h also ID. o.
NJ" first.
Double or Nothing" also features
Nat BruSlloff's orchestra, announcer
AlOis HavrilIa, and on the special
anniversary broadcast 70 be heard
this evening, Miller MCCIlntOck,
president Of the Mutual NetwOrk,
viii head n galaxy Of stars who win
serve rs all.gtar guest contestants.
Frank Burke, publisher Of Radio
Daily, will be on hand 20 pay trib-
ute 10 the programme grand war e.
fort achievement.
Augmentlng the duo win be ra-
dos famed crime crusader "The
shadow" Bandleader Vincent L0-
pea, Hum0rist Senator Ford, Conn
mentator B0ake Carter, and Sports
easter Don Dunphy, representing
every phase Of radio, drama, music,
comedy, news and sports.
The John Reed King quis sh0w
will nav a salute TO outstanding
war workers who have dOuhled their
production and efficiency records.
Contralto Denny Wilson, five
years o member Of the Music Maids,
gets her first solo spotlight as
CUTS singer on Bob Crosby q Co.,"
sunday, Sept. 20, (N1C, 1880 p. m.
EWT.)
The Russian girl Czarda, now
heard In the current II Love O Mys-
terry" thriller, Is actress Natasha
Lytess, favorite Russian adventures
type Of writer producer Carlton 2.
Morse. Miss LytesS, sharing Rus
sian and French blood, spent much
Of her youth IN Germany.
Gertrude Lawrence has taken
time off from preparations for the
premiere Of her new radio show,
which hits the air Thursday, Sept.
30th, to give life to another enter
prise. On Thursday (Sept. 16th)
Gertie officiated ct the opening Of
the Boston Stage Door Canteen, sis
ter soldier-cit Of New York'S IA
nous spot and run by the American
Theater Wing, Of which Miss Law
renee Is the founder. 0ertie, In
cidentally, is the only star with her
own Theater Wing unit, located on
Cape Cod and lengthily named the
Gertrude Lawrence Chapter Of the
American Theater Wing War Service.
Her branch Of the service for sew
icemen provides entertainment and
comfort for men stationed on the
New England shore.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-20
2y)lIttt,E;m6Q7zZedI
olack Imaginable.
Where am II" guided Abbv

/ oiack Imaginable.
Where am II" gulped Abby.
! Wrong question. dear. That's
The one you use when you've faint
Ell and wake up in = handsome
mans arms" The girl took her
friends arm md they started
across the street. putting one foot
ahead of them. dragging the other
TO it.
AT least Ave minutes passed be-
fore they reached the corner of
their hotel. which was no farther
than across the street.
And to think" grumbled Abby,
how I've bawlcd out my oculist for
getting my glasses off one degree
Or whatever it is" The hotel lob
by was like the inside of a yyitch's
cave. Only one candle burned, near
The desk. IF Choppo is one-half as
scared as l, his goose pimplcs will
never rcccdc."
Good gal. Abby" Paige said, as
they found their way into the
murky elevator.
"Why?"
You know why. That's the first
time you've mentioned Choppo to-
day"
II know. Sometimes it feels bet
ter to talk about him and some.
times it feels better not to- don't
know"
In their room she did not remove
her little dunce-cap travelling hat.
she turned on a small light, then
switched it off to go to the BACKED
out windows. pull one of the blinds
aside, and gaze down into th,
street. Soon she scootcd her feet
back across the room and again
found the small light.
In its glow Paige studied her
friends face. Whats the matter
with you. Abby?"
Il was just wondering how soon
the blackout would be over. l was
just wondering Her voice raI.
tered. She sat down beside Paige
on the bed.
Just wondering when we could
start hack to San Francisco" SIM
piled the girl.
| ON. Paige, -ou're wonderful "
Abby began to weep.
|
Ctiriously, San Francisco was
not bad after the first few scorcs
and after one grew accustomed 10
the lack of brightness. If caught in
restaurant, persons remained
tnere. That is, Paige and Abby did
They played innumerable time Will.
ing games; they made innumerable
plans. Days passed without the
plans undertaking.
Always BEFORE" Abby comment.
ed, my money has helped me. BIt
That doesn't mean anything toward
getting passage. Too many men are
more important than 1.-THE trulv
crushing blow, as I've always con.
sidered myself more important
than the men,"
wen get there Somehow"
Yes" Deity she loopcd n neg
with a rope horses loc." "ProbabIv
III some old tub built about tho
year / left the farm. But that's all
right. too" She stood back for
iaige's play. of course it's no, en-
pad now that cables get through {"
The girl said. It's all right 50
long as I don't get any. And I'm
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-20

mot sending any. intend 10 40 IN
stump speech. face to face"
Facc-to-face! The expression re-
turned to her several days later.
She entered the cocktail lounge of
The st. Francis and found herself
face to face with Euacnia North.
Eli2enia was wearing the exact
bronze sequn and plume and crepe
SKIRT ensemble. which only added to
tile absurdity of The occasion. IT'S
IKE sitting through a poor movie
twice." Paige decided.
She made a straight path toward
The blond girl, Abby in her wake
IKE n bouncing little trailer fol-
lowing 4 Strcamlincd automobile.
How did you get hcrc?" de-
manded Paige.
Elgenia's pink lips blew smoke
upward before she answered Pick
a-back"
AhDy's insolcncc matched hers.
what was the matter? Did your
DroomStick break down."
You always were a horrid old
woman. Abby. Homcly. too. Go
away"
The attack upon her personal
charms bothered Abby little. iii
not 90 until you tell me that Chop-
pc is really all right"
Chopper" The girl gave a wrv
smile. when isn't Choppo nh
right? He's all in one piece and do
ing nicely. NICELY"'
Abbys topaz tinted mouth
spread happily. Il believe I knoy
what you mean" Apparently. she
unused. there had been some doinps
not set down on stiltcd and brief
cahicSrams. "Scc you upstairs,
Paige. Soon, hope"
Unabashci. Eugcnia North said
Don't plan OH it. | may let her
drink with me and pay the bill"
iier eyes. shifting up TO Paiye,
We're the brown gllSSincSs. 50 VII
remembered. "Sii down" Eurrui,
urged. Lets drink to your victory.
ion have won, You know. He's all
yours. RcStwick Carnes Ill Size
GRAINED her glass and signalcd n
waiter. Thanks TO Choppo."
Paige sat down. so Rustv final
~ found out about YOU? And to
mink. she regretted slowly, THAT
wasn't there TO see the cxpr,s-
SION on his face. Oh. how wanted
mat The rapturous look slid
from her features. "Or did - If
must have been awful for him
Poor Rusty"
Eugenia's laughter was crisp,
still in love with him | see. Mavbe
you're grateful enough to take I'M
that $4,000 matter again ,"
Paige did not answer Hut bor
lips curled in rcvulsion. When she
md speak It was TO ask Eurcnio
now she had reached the mainland
On an awful boat. There wcrn
cots in the ballroom and hammcrks
on the deck. Four babies were horn
en- rotite-it was a frightfui trim"
She reverted to the former tonic
DON'T worry about the Sl5 600
rage. Your husband has made .
monthly settlement OF me" she
smiled her arrogance MS tie da,I..
haired girl gathered up her purse
ana gloves.
In that case" smiled p.i..
you may "a" for my cur,;fail
Go Bc CUniinurd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-20
CHAPTER FORTY-sEvEN

WHEN PAIGE said she vas not
on the road 10 Reno. Abby looked
blank. Then she chucklcd. What
difference does it make? Ali roads
look alike. sleep here. Sleep there.
Eat here. Eat there. And ALWAYS.
use That poetic shaving cream. Be-
Sides. what difference does it make
what town you get your divorce
in?"
IF 1 get one" Paige circlcd I
truck. Il may not get it right away
may just let him sweat while"
According to my idea, you've
delayed the sweating process quite
u while already.
Why should get a divorce inst
because he ordered me to?" She
TOOK advantage OF Il straight strip
OF highway TO cast Il suilcn lool,
toward Abby. WHY should I get
out oil town lust because he told mo
to? Why should / let him kick mo
around 2"
You shouldn't" However, to
ena lhe discussion. the little gnome
OF woman said, I'm hungry"
Ihcy hrcakfHStCd AT a little shed
or Il place on ham and eggs and
good coffee. There were truck ,lriv-
erS IN the place. ana farmers and y
few travellers. However, disust,r
faH slowed Traffic To Il noticeable
extent. Tall; was worried. strange
~ more so than on the Lo"clci. OF
course on the ship they had not
actually Known anything.
a" they swung on south the fog
h%ht"ncd and il became warmer
The sun was bright and men
worked IN Their winter crops of let
tuce, carrots and the various ycpe-
tapItS Ihat grow III that section of
the country. The sky was filled with
clouds that Com.urtui. because If
their tiuiiincsS. They turned off the
automobile heater.
Al lunch time they we're still
farth"r inland. They stopped at a
second small Catin" place and had
lit hamhuEgcrS and nuIgs of beer
Again tho talk was Of var Grin,
anu dish."rt,uin- Abby mentioned
TO Il fellow on the nearby lunch
Stool tlia, size had Just come off tho
l'"relc' 4 few hours earlier Instant
~ she was battered with Questions
ana looked at rs if she were on dis
play.
i know exactly how Dorothy
l'an"ur feels in her sarong," she
complained when they were once
h'"rc headed toward their southern
sanctuary. With a Jerk sbe
slaughtered her little wool hat
That lo0.,sd frighteninsly like a
dGnrr cen.
;, That night they were in Bak-
erS'i"id. Except for the patro,
'Pian"s. the place seemed untouched
ny the war. They had showers
'e''f ''Fts. vent to dinner and then
TO another cbtktail lounge.
I want a stringc:," ordered Alb
~, ~ PATE she sud. "Then wen
~ I" hcG. huh. and get n good
"'&hi sleep for Il change" The
~! agreed.
'..NtHn they left. thew stcpncd
'hi""%h swinging doors. round
la" Openings buried beneath
';:i.r' :l7"N rl"ih. s;,pu"l through
lhr Doors and INTO the Gcnscst
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-20

non-commercial courses. adiu :.
m"nts will be made for bccmnir"
students. Sixteen year Old ninn
school students who have passed tn.
examination recently granted by the
North Carolina College conicrcNc.
are eligible 10 enroll.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-20
NEW SEMESTER

Loui'>ura, Jan 20. Loan burg rnl-
icsc opens lis second sem" lry taday
- cvmp!rtr course in commercial sci
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