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pany serves the City Of Flint and
its environs. while Eastern Mich
iean Transportation corporation
has extensive real estate bold
ings in Detroit and throughou
Michigan. - Y.
Other officials 81 the COM
panies are: O. s. Ceasar, Vice
president: Merrill Burlington,
secretary; Edmund IA. Brady,
assistant secretary: Z. M. Dick
son, treasurer and auditor; w.
s. Moore, comptroller and Bur
leigh, James Vernon, Scott Car
penter, c. Z. Wickman, r. u,
Maxwell, Ceasar and Moore. d.
rectors. m ss
Burleigh named p. L. Rad
cliffe q assistant gepoeal man-
ager and general Va6ic man
ager. Plans for improved SER
vices TO the public and extensive
expansion Of terminals and gar
ages throughout the system are
being formulated, the new presi.
dent revealed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Public Speaking
PUPILS Rewarded

Certificates for outstanding
work in public speaking and de-
bate were presented to q Mount
Clemens High school students
this morning during an assembly
period by Margaret Ann Ayres,
chairman of the speech depart
ment.
The certificates were signed
by Superintendent Of Schools L..
Wade Fast, Principal Monte Nc
Farlane and Miss Ayres. A one
act play directed by Mary Bent
ley completed the program.
The following won certifi-
Gates: Charlotte Barr, Ada Davis,
Paula Englund, Villa Jean
Hotchkiss, Grace Klumfoot,
Sybyl Levine, Mary Lou Nelson,
Barbara Nicholson, Irma Muck
enhirm, Hester Matthews, and
Florence Miller.
Joy Claire Ogden, Florence
Ullrich, Dan Buckley, Dor
Green, Albert Jacobson, Her
man Jacobson, Gerald Kabel,
Bill Fraction, Carl Krauseneck,
Robert Magary, Christian Mat
thews and Howard Rosso.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Go Presses Drive Is Purge Ranks Of Comm1
Prosecutor
Denies Story
of Homicide

OMacomb County Prosecutor
Ivan o. Johnston today denied
that . negligent homicide war
rant had been issued In connec.
ton with Q fatal highway acct
dent on Memorial Day.
Prosecutor J o h n 5 o n said,
however, that the accident is one
of three being investigated by
his office.
Another Mount Gle m n 8
newspaper yesterday quoted As
sistant Prosecutor Howard r.
Carroll as saying q warrant had
been issued against James Chap
man, "a. of Detroit. charging him
with negligent homicide ~ q
result of the death Of Mrs. Pay
ton Z. Page, 81, of Center Line,
Mrs. Page was fatally injured
when cars driven by her hus-
band and Chapman collided near
In the intersection of 11-Mile
and Mound roads.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
POWWOW
Workers
Listed

ONames of committeeman who
will aid DR.. William F. Lubahn,
retiring Lions Club president, in
promoting the annual Powwow
to be held Thursday, Aug. z ut
Hillcrest Golf Club were re-
vealed today by DR.. Lubahn.
Proceeds from the day-long
festival will 60 to further the
clubs eye conservation program.
Tickets, priced at So each, may
be purchased from members, DR..
Lubahn said.
The committees follow:
Entertainment - Ivan john
ston, Russell Murphy, Martin
Hoffman and Martin Schwartz.
Publicity-G. Stuart DeMott,
DR.. r. Harvey Millar and Stuart
Green.
Food-Nick Papajohn, Harry
Miller, Frank Weller, Angelo
Fisher, George Walker, Clarence
Wilson, Carl Brandenburg, DR..
w. F. Sibrans, Don Kenzie.
Inside games - CASTOR Teck,
Reuben Dunlap, Dan Lesper-
ance, Joe Miller, Martin
Schwartz.
Golf-Dorn Martell, Malcolm
Trombley, Tom Place, Rev. FIR.
John Hardy.
Crounds-Donald J. Parent.
Tent and lights-Joseph v.
Trombly.,
Inside Refreshments - M. r.
Anderson, Clarence Breitmeyer,
Joe Gallagher. Fred weiss,
George Smith, Jr.
Outside MISUNDERSTANDING
La Pointe, Harold Charbeneau,
Fred Smiler, Carson Ludwig,
D. N. Cooley, Ralph Cuyler.
Registration and reception -
Harvey Millar, Stuart Green,
DR.. r. F. Allen, Nestor Teck.
DR.. Rufus Rietzel.
Sports and prizes-Tom Place
and Clarence Breitmeyer.
Outside games-Gaston Teck,
George Mccoy, Harry Vanden-
bosche.
Master of ceremonies-Vin-
cent L. Fitzgerald, Ivan John
ston.
Purchasing and finance-Carl
Brandenburg and Tom Daily.
Tickets-William Floore and
Harry Terteling.
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= Manfred Burleigh of Detroit
was elected president and gen
eral manager of the newly-creat-
e Great Lakes Greyhound Lines,
incorporated, the Eastern Michi-
gan Transportation corporation,
and the Flint Trolley Coach COM
pany ut q meeting late Wednes-
day Of directors Of those COM
panies, it was announced today.
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
becomes q part of the vast, ma
tion-wide Greyhound Lines sys-
tenn including Eastern Michigan
Motorbuses, Ohio Greyhound
Lines, Toronto Greyhound
Lines, and Canadian Greyhound
Lines. General offices of the
new organization will be in De-
troit.
The new company operates
motorcoaches approximately 20
million miles annually in Michi-
gan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky
and Canada, employing some
1900 to 1900 persons. Serving
an area extending from Louis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Faces Sentence
on Morals Charge

george Froh, 10, Of New Ha-
ven pleaded guilty to q statutory
charge arraisnment this morning
before Circuit Judge Neil Z.
Reid.
Froh was referred to the pro-
baton officer pending sentence
set for Monday, June -. The
offense, involving . 1S-year-old
gir1.s took place Feb. 3 In Ches-
terfield township.
The name Of the girl ID with
held In accordance with the
long established policy Of. The
Daily Monitor In such cases.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Speedboat Drivers
Warned by Sheriff

oHeavy penalties face owners
of speed boats found guilty of
reckless driving near the mouth
of the Clinton River, Sheriff
Jacob Theut warned today.
Theut said coast guardsmen
have been told to arrest all
speeders. Those convicted Of
reckless driving will face q
maximum prison sentence Of
one year or a 81 200 fine or both.
The sheriff said he asked the
cooperation from the coast guard
after Harrison township resi-
dents complained to him. Back
wash from the speed boats has
been tearing larger craft loose
from moorings, the sheriff said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Legion
Opener
Postponed

OFriday. the 18th, has linked
at least one sports event in the
city
The American Legion-NYA
baseball season, scheduled to get
underway in the county tonight
with the playing of three cur
tain-raisers. will open instead
next Wednesday night. Wet
grounds prevent play tonight.
The Wednesdays schedule in
cludes the following games:
Mount Clemens ut Romeo.
st. Clair Shores At New Haven
New Baltimore ut Roseville.
Armada at Center Line.
Richmond, which Joined the
league some weeks ago, h . q
dropped out and been replaced
by Armada.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-13
Friday 18th Marks Payless
Pay Day in Pennsylvania
Tonslsd State Of Finoness Leave
Stete Employees in the LuFeh

oHARRISBURG, Pa, June 10
- @ - Politically important
Pennyslvania operated on credit
and its $4,000 employees went
payless this Friday the 18th as q
party fight for control Of the
commonwealth in 1912 tied up
$50. 100000 unappropr lated
funds.
Directly involved is the $542,-
100000 budget submitted by Re-
publican Governor Arthur II.
James to the general assembly.
His party controls the senate and
Democrats rule the house. For
more than Ave months the two
branches have deadlocked over
taxes and the amount of money
the state will need during the
two years which began June /.
COUNTER CHARGES
Both Republican and Demo
cratic leaders accuse each other
Of using state finances as the
springboard to an advantage in
next years gubernatorial cam
paign. Pennsylvania constitu-
ton prohibits James from seek
ing reelection in this traditional
Republican stronghold. George
H. Earle who preceded him was
the states first Democratic gov
ernor in 40 years.
James told the legislature
that due to its deadlock Pennsyl-
vania "at this moment Is in the
most tangled financial situation
of its history" and that with a
few exceptions state depart
ments had not one cent of money
legally available to conduct any
of the normal activities.
, ACCEPT MANGLED BILL
The senate early today &C.
copied at James suggestion
what he termed the houses
"mangled' $188, 100000 general
appropriation bill which in
cludes the 100000 monthly
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JAW, Aircroft I
forget Of Union y !
Frsnksnstesn ks-ltssstss -
that Reds Domineted Sesj0Eo i

OLOS ANGELES. June 13-R
"A score of top-ranking CIO Of
ficials are coming to Los Angeles
in response to Richard T. Fran
ensteenj call to purge the "a
cific coast leadership Of the
United Automobile Workers Of
subversive elements.
Frankensteen, national head
of the aviation division of the
CIO-UAW, declared In . radio
address their purp Ne Is to clean
out Communists from positions
where they could dominate Go
policies in the JAW organizing
drive on the Pacific coast"
REITERATES STAND
He reiterated his declaration
that the five-day strike ut North
American Aviation plant called
by local Union officials during
negotiations befor. the National
Defense Mediation Board at
VSouSAABsOts Weo "~es ~N
outlaw strike"
II condemn the Irresponsible
acts Of the local leaders Of the
striking vJAW who surrendered
our union 70 the Communist
party and who sought TO use its
strength to precipitete . strike
against our national union, our
national government and our M
tional defense" he declared.
Frankensteen has suspended
officers OF the local union End
members Of it. negotiating com
mittee, along with I've JAW IN
ternational Representatives. He
announced he had filed charges
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state payroll. The house. how
ever, recessed until Monday
night over protest Of the COP
minoritys and its speaker Is pro-
hibited from signing the meas.
ure when the chamber Is not In
session. Il will be Mid-week be-
fore funds are available for en-
ployes. A majority Of the work
ers earn $40 weekly.
James says house Democrats
are responsible for the whole sit
uation, contending they changed
his budget to q form not accept
able and passed it too late for
the necessary and proper cor
rections to be made before this
biennium began"
He declared before q Joint
session of the lawmakers he
would continue his budget fight
"all summer" II necessary, add
ing "they appear to think that
they have the administration by
the throat and can dictate to it
with impunity."
BUDGET A FRAUD?
Democrats who sliced $780,
900 from emergency taxes and
boosted the budget $12, 500, 900
claimed the governor "deliber-
ately" underestimate revenues
for the next biennium and de-
nounced his budget as "a fraud"
House Democratic leader Leo.
A. Achterman said it was James
hope, apparently, ITO re-enact
all the tax measures and then,
when the tremendous upswing in
business increased revenu
above estimate, to call . special
session just before election for
the purpose of reducing them"
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Add the golden voice Of Motor
ola Radio to your motoring plea
sure. At prices to fit your purse.
Goodrich Silvertown Store
20 Market Street
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against Lev u. NJ j
west coast roGiooal d1Rof
national Go hoo6Qe1z o &
Ne4t objective G ) Z
sifefSft orgnnixing q y; "
esisteen mid, VIZ -
Aircraft company, W1l
20. 900 production ~
against o,00c q Nogth q
Among early urTl- yln q q
ecutivss was walter - W :
Frankensteen's aeGtoed s :
national mir raft worj ~ y!
king drive. FL & 81 81 6 6 4 Il ~
WOULD ban RIMS tsS
Smethhurst said y g
tional amendment - fGGn 4
member Of tie Connr1sts o PIE =
from holding of1ico g ~ i =
would Be sLbmittok 81 r. NV \
tional UAW couventj =
falo, N. r, July ~ 3, Il Z q! sa9
A resolution pce ~ - =
Frankensteen, plad III M X
Of delegates who hqxo- e. K
support the aunsnd tip 4 1
adopted BY nany uAN
throughout the couplfy 4 =
hurst s~ss. 81 3
Eric "A. Nicol, : rerG 3 !
Of the United Stntoo ~
- - = 3
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So vAsl's Nv h MOJ Is.
OLA e. 49, - D. III
e1yese Sesvies $780, g.
q ssslk Az. 10y 0sdoes
tosuuao.
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Name Hopkins
To OPM Board

wASHINGToN-Hsrry L Hop
k.ns. former secretary Of commerce
and President Roosevelts recent
personal enissary to Great Britain.
has been appointed as = member
Of ire office Of production man
agements production planning
board.
Other members Of the hoard,
which will be under the direction
Of Production Chief John D. Big
gers. are:
Samuel Richard Fuller. chair
man: Admiral William H. Stand
ley Of the navy; Maj. Gen. James
Henry Burns Of the army; George
". Mesny, secretsry-treasurer of
the AFL. James b. Carey OF the
Go. John L. Pratt. former eXecu-
tive wee president of General Mo-
tors Corp William E. Lewis. chair
man Of the board of the Owens
Illinois Glass Co; and Robert E.
Doherty president of the Carnegie
institute Of technology.
The OPM said that the board
will advise Blgeers on industrial
planning during the emergency
and post emergency resdjust-
ments.
The board viii study production
experience during the World war,
the OPM continued. the industrial
and mobilization plan Of the war
and navy departments, and the
procedure followed during the last
eight months by the national de-
Tense commission and the war and
navy departments.
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WAIT FOR ME"
BY KATHERINE MACY

Continued From Page Six
were in JAMS mind as she left the
house. She went to the telephone
in the nearest drug store and cali
ed Steve. IF you're feeling in need
Of second cup Of coffee. she told
him, I know where We can get
two OF them
80 do l." he said promptly.
Usual drug store? I'll meet
YOU in Is minutes"
They perched side by side on
stools at the soda fountain and
Jan said, What's your highest bid
for a good story this morning ,"
Tell me, and III call il"
NO fair. but III tell you any
way She told him what Robert
Van Nliet had done. I'm letting
you in on this she added. lin
gratitude for for services rem
dered. Maybe it will make up for
some of the things I've done TO
you"
It's scoop" said Peter
jubilsntly. Nobody else will
have IL for hours"
He stopped abruptly and looked
at her closely. Il suppose you are
walking on air at that thought
that your hero will be back in New
York before long
Jan looked down at her cup.
then back at him thoughtfully. Il
don't know. ! don't feel anything
in particular, one way or the other.
In fact, l have an open mind on
everything
His eyes widened with under
standing after blank moment.
Then he swung her off the stool
before the scandalized eyes Of Tim,
the soda clerk behind the counter.
and kissed her soundly. Maybe
this will make up for some things,
/ too"
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6.OO p NJ

RMO - Ruth Reisner
Poetry and Prose
XVI Don { Be Personal,
6 Us. Gene Grounds
HOMO - Paul Martin:
{ IS. Library q o o d
Music.
kJR-S scandinavian Re-
porter 6.i5. News
KlRO-Don : Be Per-
sonal.
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Ito BE Continued

on yearly average, the south
ern hemisphere is slightly cooler
than the northern.
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IkMO - Fulton Lewis:
Ais. Ma Perkins
I KVI-Second Wife. 4.15,
Song Treasury.
KOMO - Fred Wsring:
4l6. NBC News Room
/ kJR-Ralslng a Pres
dent. AIS. Echoes OF
History.
k1RO - Serial. AIS
Neu-srpal
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4:30 p. Nj.

KMO-Studio.
KNI-Scngs by Louise
I As. Homemakers.
hOMO - Capt Samlslo.
Z as, Fairgrounds.
KJR-Easy Does 1t.
KIEO-JOb Finder
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5:30 Z III.

kMO - SKATER Parker;
54s Capt Midnight
XVI - Twilight Trails.
5:s5. News. SIS Elmer
DAVIS.
KOMO-String Quartet.
hJR-M a Il haitian at
Midnight.
kIRO-News
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WEDNESDA Y
700 A. VI.

~ So "
KMO-NeVs: 7:I5. Devo-
tons.
EVI-Singins Covhand
Tbs. March Time
KOMO-Top o Morning
7:lb Reveries
KJR-Ranch Boys: 7i5
News
KIRO-Range Rhythm
7:I5, Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-News. 7:45. Trade
n sale
KVI-NeNs T:45. Jane
Powers
KOMO-wake Up snc
Sing. las Sam HAYES
SJR-Breakfast CLUB
KIRO-News. IS. Wea-
Their.
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300 p. Nj.

KMO-NeWs. 3:05. Selec-
tive Service.
KNI-Dr. Malone, 3.45.
Hedda Hopper.
kOMO-Your Treat: S:l5
That Girl
lKJR - Ireene Wicker.
3.15, Bud Barton.
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TUESDA Y

XVI - Dancing Through
the Years. 5 News
ROMO-Good Mornins
s.15. Against storm
KJR-Viennese Ensemble
KIRO-Jerry Sears Pre-
sentA. BIS. News.
$50 4. VI.
KMO- News. s45. p p
{ News
XIV Goldbergs. 8 40,
Kathleen Norris
KO MO Studio. 8 -
David Harum
KJR-Josh Higgins. 8 45
Ann Sterling
KIRO-Goldbergs
| 900 A. NJ.
KMO-News.
KVI-Kate smith; p;l5,
When q Girl Marries.
ROMO-Words and MI
SIC.
KJR-News; e:l5. Health
Club.
KIRO-KAts Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO Happy Homes
9 as. Keep Fit to Mu-
sic.
KVl-Helen Trent: e:45
Our Gal Sunday.
KOMO-J. { Scott: . -.
Musical Handy Man.
/ KJR-Farm ana Home.
KIRO-Helen Trent
1000 A. VI.
KMO-John B. Hughes.
1915. Hollywood
XIV LIIe Beautiful.
l0:15. Woman in White
KOMO-Soprano. lol5,
Howard Harding
KJR-Farm and Home
l0:l5. Inquiring Re-
porter.
KiRO-Life Beautiful.
1880 A. M.
KMO - Helen Holden
1O:45. Bachelor 5 Chill
dren.
KVI-Happiness. lo45
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO - Tune ! m E;
lO.45. Dr. Kate
KJR-Our Spirit U a !
Life. l0:45. News.
KIRO-Happiness
/ IL: 100 A. Nj.
KMO-Neighbors. ll:i5,
Organ Music
KVI-Big Sister. HAS,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Hymns. l1:lo. A
Grimm's Daughter
KJR - Baritone. ll:l5.
Gloria Blondsll.
KIRO-Big Sister
4 1880 A. Nj.
RMO-Albert La Schelle.
ll:45. P.-T. A
KVI-Fletcher W iIey,
ll:45. Home OF the
Brave.
KOM O-Valiant Lady.
ll:45. Light OF World
RJR-Navy Talk; II 40,
News.
KIRO-Fletcher Wiley.
1900 NOON
KMO Il Ast: l2I5
News.
Vi Martha Webster
1918. News.
KOM Mary Marlin
l2:15. Ma Perkins.
KJR - Orphans OF d.
vorce. 12:l5. Amanda
KIRO So ietY GIRL
I2:l5. song Treasury.
1890 L. Nj.
KMO-Peeeen Fltz-
gerald Il IS, Christian
/ Science
XVI Kate Hopkins
l245 Women OF Cour-
KoMo-Pepper Young
l2:45. Vic and Ssde
KJR-Other Wife. l2:4o,
just Plain Bill
KIRO-Kate Hopkins
loo p. Nj.
KIN We Are Always
Young. l:l5. Confess
LESSONS OF a Corsair
KVI-Portia Blake. 40
Myrt and Marge.
Misunderstanding VIE
1915. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother Of Nine
l:15, Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
1880 p. Nj.
KMO-Book Worms; ! AS
johnson Family
KNI-Hilltop House
l:45, Stepmother
KOMO-Lorenzo Jones.
4:i5, Wilder Brown
KJR-Health Club. LAB,
Old Timers
KIRO-Hilltop House.
200 p. Nj.
KMO-News. 2l5, L. s
Navy.
KVI-American School
hOMO-GIrl Alone. Z 10
Lone Journey
NR-Organ Concert
KIRO News. AIS,
Housewives, Inc
2:30 Z. Nj.
KIM O-245. Let's Play
Bridge
KVl-Mystic Tunes; 2 40
ScattsrEood Balnes.
KOMO - Guiding Light
2:45. Life Beautiful
XJR Dancing with
Clancy. : IS. Wayne
Van DINE
KIRO-Shinins Hour.
$500 Z. VI.
KMO-Nsws. SOS Orch
SIS. Cooking School
KVi-Dr Malone AIS.
RHYTHM Roundup
KOMO - Casino Orches-
ira. Sis. That Girl
KJR- Ireene Wicker,
Sis. The Bartons
KIRO-Dr Malone. SIS
job Finder.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KMO - Cooking School
S45. 1--we Long and
Like Il
kNl-G1rl lHTerIes -
World Today
KOMO Homekeeper
3s5. Gasoline Alley
KJR-The Munros s IS.
Wife Saver
EIRO-Glrl inferno
400 2. VI.
NOr1lton LSvs:+:l5
Ma Perkins.
KVI-Secono Mrs. Bur-
tor: AIS. sons Treas
W
KONQ-Gov,t Reporter
AIS MIC News Room
KJR - vocalist. : IS
Rendezvous
ErRO Seco n c Wife
AIS NsvEeeL
1870 p. VI.
KMo - SsnuS % Tine
AS E6irh Adams
gvI-Hslsn Nercksn
KONO - jayne CoZZers.
Soprano. <ss. Szl-sn-
born.
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w w.
EMn- Tnas. s.fs Gr

kMo-Toast. Sis. Crazy
Cowboy.
iKVI-Boy Girl. Band.
kOMO - Waltzes. 6:l5.
Jack Armstrong
K J r - Vocalist. Sis.
Tom Mix
RIRO - Father Goose:
SIS Captain Samlslo
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kMO-We the Women:
g. as, Smilin' Thru
kNI-Girl Inferno. 3:s5.
World Today.
KOMO - HOmekeepers.
3 As. Playground
kJR The Munros. 3.45.
Wife Saver.
k1R O-GIrI Intnrne
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7:30 A. NJ.
500 A. VI.

KMO " wake % snc
Live. SIS. Haven OF
Rest
KVI-Mornlng Almanac
Sis News
KOMO - Music. 6 is
Against Storm
x JR Nienness En-
sem bic
ETPO-Xoice IN Sons
SIS. News
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ll:30 A. Nj.

KMO-Albert La Schelle
ll:45. PIT A
KVI-Fletcher WiIey
ll:45, Home OF the
Brave.
KOM O-Valiant Lady.
ll:45. Light OF World
RJR-Navy Talk; ll:4o
News.
EIRO-Flercher Wiley.
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1900 A. Nj.

KMO-Nelghbors. ll:l5
Organ Music
KVI-Big Sister. HAS,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Hymns. l1:l5, A
Grlmm's Daughter
K JR - Baritone. II 10.
Gloria Blondsll.
KIRO-Big Sister
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Ladies. 1O.4s DT Kate
SJR-HOmespHu
kTRO-H Happiness 10 -
songs Of a Dreamer.
1900 4. VI.
KMO Friendly Neigh
bo-s HIS Winger
and Alexander.
kTI-Bis sister, II IS
Aunt Jenny
SOMO - Betty Croker.
ll:t5. Grimms dsugh-
ter.
|KJR-Our Hail Hour.
IkIRO-BIz SISTER
1880 A. NJ.
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