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The communique said that units of the 20th Partisan division had ousted the Germans from the whole of the 60-mile long Cetina Valley In Dalmatia. BrToma II n sim fnon i UUH AMERICA'S FAVCBTE SCXSSTtt KOVO 1:00 p. m. HOLD EVERYTHING I cowi. w tt wi mwii t. aura, v. iw. mr. I The Navv anDreciates that you want to be near your family, but we cant drag your , houseboat house-boat all over the Pacific!" HEW TOIE! 6 p. iti. "Confidentially Yours" with ARTHUR nflALE 'litsldt stories' about world happenings... world personalities f y Tues. KOVO This is MUTUAL! Sponsored by SINCLAIR OIL 7 OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE THIS TRIP DID THEN OEPOSE VOU P(50Ww 0PRO5 TUEV DISCOVJEREO SOU AUCTIONING r CfCOt3R.Se X'M. 5TU-U A DEPlTTV ANV X'M. A BRW'OBRi MWO TUCkKi NJOU . 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THE ENTIRE STAFF OF STATION tWOOM IS NOW ENGAGED IN REMODELLING THE STUDIO K THE WE MUST Bl PREFARED FOR ANY EVENTUALITY THE FLCXXJ& UAVfi ALL BEEN RW30GO TO CUSHION THB FALL OF FAIKT- MG BOt- WE WAVE PLACED ARTIFICIAL RESPlPATORS Rst STRATEGIC SPOTS TO CARS? FOB THE MORE SERIOUS CA&E3, ANt WE HAVE AN TO BE RUSHED IN AT A MOMENTA NOTICE..' WILL. TWENTY- , FIVE DOCTORS BE. VMAT'S V- CONMA I HAPPEN H6KE- A PADO PROGRAM- -OC.A massacre RED RYDER By FRED HARMON "And for three generations we were troubled with termites P What's on the Air Today T H.U R S D A Y, JANUARY 6 KOVO KDYL 1 1240 me I KUTA S7S ICS L The parachute was invented by Leonardo da Vinci in 1854, and the inventor wrote of his plans to drop' troops and supplies from the air. 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