The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 193
... never seen a factory , never ham- mered a tack , never worked before at any- thing outside the home . famous fighting and patrol bombers . " We were one of the first aircraft companies to employ women in mechanical capacities ...
... never seen a factory , never ham- mered a tack , never worked before at any- thing outside the home . famous fighting and patrol bombers . " We were one of the first aircraft companies to employ women in mechanical capacities ...
Page 307
... never gets a letter . Neither he nor his friends and relatives have a radio . He cares little about what goes on in ... never good . Therefore , when the Government undertakes even such an inoffen- sive thing as counting them , they ...
... never gets a letter . Neither he nor his friends and relatives have a radio . He cares little about what goes on in ... never good . Therefore , when the Government undertakes even such an inoffen- sive thing as counting them , they ...
Page 764
... never any dull moments . We held dances with the odds of boys to girls never falling below a thousand to one . Naturally no girl could take more than two steps before she was cut in on , but we all danced until we could hardly stand up ...
... never any dull moments . We held dances with the odds of boys to girls never falling below a thousand to one . Naturally no girl could take more than two steps before she was cut in on , but we all danced until we could hardly stand up ...
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