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[STORY]	Club Casualty! / Cindy / comic story / 5 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))
[STORY]	Looking for Cooking! / Cindy / comic story / 5 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))
[STORY]	The Poor Fish! / Cindy / comic story / 8 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #38 (February 1950))
[STORY]	It's Cindy Who Pays! / Cindy / comic story / 4 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #38 (February 1950))
[STORY]	Photo Frame-Up! / Cindy / comic story / 7 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))
[STORY]	Tops and Troubles! / Cindy / comic story / 4 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))
[STORY]	Leap Year Hop! / Cindy / comic story / 6 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))
[STORY]	[no title indexed] / Cindy / cover / 1 page (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #38 (February 1950))
[STORY]	The Old Maid! / Cindy / comic story / 8 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #38 (February 1950))
[STORY]	The Romantic Rescue / Cindy / comic story / 8 pages (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #38 (February 1950))
[STORY]	["After all, Chuck, you can't call at the last minute and expect to find me waiting!"] / Cindy / cover / 1 page (from Cindy Comics (Marvel, 1947 series) #33 (February 1949))

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