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1. WE SEE BY THE PAPERS.

Subjects
*SUBMARINES (Ships), *HARBORS, *MOTION picture industry, *MERCHANT mariners, *TRAINING
Abstract

The article presents news briefs as of February 1942. The U.S. Navy is building ten submarines in Lake Michigan port. The total cinema attendance in Great Britain in 1941 was 15,000,000 greater than the previous high. The Manhasset Bay estate of the late Walter P. Chrysler in New York opens a training school for merchant-marine officers.

Published
1942

2. We See by the Papers.

Subjects
*BUDGET surpluses, *LABOR unions, *LABOR policy
Abstract

Presents news briefs in the U.S. as of August 6, 1938. Budget surplus posted by the state of New York after seven years of deficits; Victory of the Screen Writers Guild against the Screen Playwrights in the first Labor Relations Board election involving employees in the $250 to $3,000 a week salary bracket.

Published
1938