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The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Marian M.'s 16-year-old son, Peter

What Could These A.A.s Do For Mother. . .?

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Lois B.'s 22-year-old daughter, Del

We With A.A. Parents Are the Lucky Ones. . .

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Abbot T.'s stepson, Lt. Richard H.

I Didn't Think You A.A.s Could Do Him Much Good. . .

The Burning Babe

December 1944

By: Robert Southwell (1561-1595)

The Pleasures of Reading

December 1944

By: Grace O.'s 18-year-old daughter

Along the Metropolitan Circuit

December 1944

Bill's Wife Remembers When He and She and the First A. A.s Were Very Young

December 1944

By: Bill W.'s wife, Lois Wilson

Time on Our Hands

December 1944

By: Kay M.'s husband, Bob

From the N. Y. Sun:

December 1944

Editorial:

December 1944

By: Horace C.

On the 2nd Step

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