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{Mogle, series chairman, said today. | Mr, Mogle listed other programs [to be presented in the series: Oct. 18, Dr. Albert Parry, lec[turing on “Russia, East and West ;' (Dec. 3, Elsie MacFarlane, New | York contralto; Jan, 10, Lewis Cotlow, explorer, with colored pictures land lecture on “Amazon Jungle | Tribes;” Feb. 11. the Lansingers | Mixed quartet; March T," Newton

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The Clarence Day, Crouse, Serlin-produced opus, now {ih its eighth successful year, will | play seven evening and two menee performances here. Viola Frayne will replace Betty | Alden in the role of Mother, Mr. |

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WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (U. P.).| ~The public debt was reduced by | almost_$2 billion: the first three |} days in September, it was disclosed first: September issue o¥ghe Jreasury’s Sag state{1 ment,

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