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Dark Ways Are Walked Alone
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1942
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1942
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1942
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1942
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1942
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FICTION
Dark Ways Are Walked Alone
March
1942
By
H. N. HEDRICK
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The Swamp Angel
March
1942
By
SLOAN NIBLEY
ARTICLE
Iceland of the Pacific
March
1942
By
BEN EAST
Cartoons
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“Put It Down, Lady . . . Do You Want to Get Me in Trouble with the Union?"
FEBRUARY 1938
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"I Hook on the Golf Course, Too!"
JANUARY 1942
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"But I Don't Think I Can Take Them Back—they Just Guaranteed Them Not to Shrink!"
AUGUST, 1946
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"Pre-Shrunk—Bah! I Told You to Get It Half a Size Larger"
APRIL 1935
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“You might at least have waited till the second day of our honeymoon to get sun burned"
AuGUST 1937
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We must make sure that social gains obtained in wartime are maintained after the peace. For instance, the elimination of pants on lamb chops due to the paper shortage.
JUNE 1942
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