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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
Dividends

Scovill Manufacturing Company
declared a dividend of 50 cents.
payable October !. to stock of
record September IS. Paid the
same amount on July ].
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS

NV fORk, Aug gS-The following Is a statement Of the
IL Federal Reserve Banks of August showing
decrease since August Is:
ASSETS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
IIlnoi. CentrlI PaIIrond s,.lem rrnnrl


for the seven months ended July - a Hrt
income ~ s6.i7C.2 0S after pr0vir ~ o.,
fedc-sl income and excess pscfts f--re a.
rates now IN effect and for add 1n7l 8
per cert Eurt9T under the propo-td 10 =
revenue act. az SfO7 a share on common.
against net loss Of - 669. 100 In the
1910 ueri0d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

Rice Silk Dry Goods Company
declared a dividend of so cents on
common. payable October l 10
stock Of record September IS.
Previous dividend was so cents,
paid on January p. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

Briggs & Stratton Corporation
declared a dividend of Is cents or
common. payable September is tc
stock of record September 4. Paic
IA like amount in June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

=. LoriIlard Company declared
a regular quarterly dividend oil
80 cents on common. payable Octo-
Der ! to stock of record Septem.
Der IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

American s una tra Tobacco
Corporation declared a regular
quarterly dividend of Is cents or
common, payable September IS to
stock of record September g..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23
N. Y. Stock
Exchange

High Low 10:45
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

American Chain ed Gable Co.. Inc. and
domestic and Canadian subsidiaries report
Tor the six months ended June 30 net
profit of 81 see se7 ar 81 IS a common
share, AGAINST ~ .16o ll2 OF 81 90 on COM
mon In the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

Finance Company OF America,
Baltimore, declared regular
Quarterly dividend of IS cents on
common. payable September 80 TO
stock Of record September 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

wentworth manufacturing Oom-
pany declared a dividend of Is
cents on common. payable Sep
TENDER 13 10 stock of record
80. Paid 10 cents on
June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-23

Indianapolis Power Il Light
Company declared a dividend OF
40 cents on common. payable Oc-
tober /. Paid the same amount or
July Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

" yl1lh1 noW. ~ Moo q - ~
lanSso crowd = ~ ~ Coloeo6e
Writo ~ own tielB6t 81 49, -
ytHntio1 rights. 1ho Axknnooe
yjvtr has 40 power AevelepnecNe
possibilities. but IL poeoneiolltaes
4Gr Aood damage 1ro tnormouss
and any watef impopnded a
Colorado for irrigation would
merely help solve TIN Hood mem
ace down stream.
The Asht mays b "A Issue IN
the coming Colorado senatorial
election. Governor Carr y .
candidate for the seat now held
BY Senator Edwin G. johnson.
And there will also be plenty
OF opposition from private pow
er companies, particularly Har-
vey COUGHS Arkansas Power
and Light Company, which y
controlled by Electric Power and
Light Company. which r . sub
sidiary Of the holding company.
Electric Bond and Share.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

River valley. He got the idea
for developing the wasted nat
ural resources of his state while
still in college in Arkansas. He
ran for the state legislature with
this development as his big issue,
fought for it, and carried his
fight on to run for Congress and
make it his big issue there. His
smart, blond young wife works
with him as his Congressional
secretary, and they're a pair Of
enthusiasts you'll be hearing
from plenty, in the future.
Senator Norris and the IVA
are Of course the Ellis inspira-
ton. The AVA bill, in fact, is
patterned after the Tennessee
Valley act. 1t provides for the
creation of an Arkansas Valley
Authority corporation to be con-
trolled by three directors ap-
pointed by the President. The
corporation would be given full
authority to take over existing
dams, acquire property, build
new dams, powerhouses, trans
mission lines, and sell the power.
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ones.
Looking ahead to the idea OF
making the projects self-sup-
porting, the AVA is authorized
to issue up to a total of $780,
900, 900 in 3 " percent bonds ma
turing in fifty years, with the
government guaranteeing prin-
cipal and interest.
Getting round the tax-free OBJ
jections to projects of this kind,
the authority is directed to pay
5 percent of its gross receipts to
the states in which II operates.
Profits, n any, will be paid to
the u. S. Treasury.
Passage Of the AVA act won't
be achieved without a fight. Gov
ernor Carr of Colorado has al
ready begun to organize western
states in opposition to the act, on
the ground that the authority
might appropriate and misuse
the irrigation rights Colorado
feels it has in the headwaters of
the Arkansas River, which flows
through southeastern Colorado,
one of the worst-hit areas of the
dustbowl.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

All these long transmissions,
with their natural losses, would
be done away with under the
AVA plan, which would further
make use of natural gas, coal,
and 6ff-in the area for steam
power development to supple
ment the hydro development in
peak load periods.
Idea for this AVA develop
ment IL Of course not new. 1t
was first dreamed of as far back
as 1912. It lay dormant for
years, then was revived locally
in 1882 when the state legisla-
ture took an interest. The Rural
Electrification Agency of the
federal government gave the
idea new impetus from 1885 on.
And in 1898 it became q rip
roaring issue. 'N
THE UP.AND-
COMING ELLISES
Prime mover of the AVA
plan in Congress now is a keen
blue-eyed, young congressman
named Clyde Ellis. He was born
and brought up on the White
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She turned her face away.
"Well-a lark" she whispered.
you're lying, April"
''No, I'm not lying. I never
thought you'd take it this way.
It was something that happened
and yet as you said that night,
was over and done with as If 1t
had never happened at all. Real
ly, Kent we'd both better forget
1t. AS for me, I'm in love with
Hal Parks. I'm going to UP and
marry him one of these days."
There, that would let her out,
soften the blow for him.
The white anger in Kent's
face died out. He looked gray,
haggard, beaten. He started the
car and soon the familiar streets
of Pattonsville doomed ahead.
IF you don't mind" she said,
I'd like to get out at the next
corner. Have some errands to
do"
Every WELL"
"And, Kent" she tried to
touch his hand timidly. lit was
better, don't you think. that we
didn't try to kid ourselves. You
and Ann were meant for each
other, you're going to make .
happy couple"
The corner was just ahead. II
he would only speak, say some
thing kind that she could keep
as treasure of him for the rest
Of her life! His eyes had been
30 warm, so searching when he
had met her outside the court.
But now they were hard a. the
hailstones that had pelted down
the day when the outing had
ended In storm.
Here you are" he said, op-
ening the car door.
II he had been angry with
her the night she'd taken him
to the train, this was beyond an
ger. His face held look of
hatred, q look that spoke palmer
than words how deeply he des-
pissed her.
Then he said, THANK God you
told me in time. For the rest of
my life I'm going to be humbly
grateful for the love of q girl
like Ann"
Well, she could carry Il
through to the end. She stepped
out Of the door and, leaning
against the door, made q pre-
tense Of dabbing ut her eyes with
her handkerchief.
you'll have me weeping here
In 4 minute" she said.
'sYou weeping?" Kent Carter
laughed. "You don't know what
tears are"
Nor Well, something was sure
~ blurring her lashes % she
stood on the corner long after
Kent Carter was out Of sight.
CO - CsntipQsdl
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X t3ovsEnsnGnt ofkicisls joins1
deputy shsriils today = ~
search Tor = nunhss q msAv
who fired : shol q : wat6hnAans
q the eovsrnnisnt hopsins rep-
jsct On Joy road Saturday uisht
Mystery surrounding ! the'
shootins could not b sxbaainS
~ Jack Ssmlow. the watchAhsas
who told members Of tha shers
IFS department that the Snee
was fired from . speeding e.
containing /" . number of.msn."
{ Semlcw said the shot We
fired at shout 1880 o'clock ST.
urdaY night while he was mak-
ins NJ rounds near Joy road.
He Wps unhlHt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Arkansas Valley Authority
rs Affect Huge Territory

SetV0o
WASHINGTON March 1oSeven times bigger than the IVA,
tha AVAArkansas Valley Auhorys slated 70 into the
headlines greatest internal development OF the United states
Outside defense program =,
IdetcsI bills 10 set up AVA been presented In both
oso Of Congress y have the political nod Of approval
nom White House for this year. they'll probably 30
trog preampaign promise 70 Arkansas contingent
only upon the Presidents election to . third term
70 colossal Undertaking the kansas Valley Autnor-
ty = little bit Of Really takes In four rivers the
Aansas The White and the st. Francis Those four
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S:oe p. ~.
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WyB-The Goldberks-D
WXYZ-Show World
CxLW-News Ace
WJDK--New Ace
WJLD-NeWs
WExl-Rhythm Rhapsody
S:og p. u.
OKLW-Nelody Interlude
WyBK-Mich. State Police
WyLD-Jr. Showboat-J
ssv Sis p. n.
WWy--I.one Journey-D
WHITE O'Neills-D
WXYZ-Orphan Annie-D
WJDK-popular Rhythms
S:3o p. II.
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WIRE 4 b Melo Inn-M
WXYZ-Behind the News
CKLW-Laushs form Life-I
WJBK-Nsws Round Up-T
WJLD-Marching Along-M
WEXI-Dance Design m
6:3S p. n.
CKLW-Melody Interlude
S:lS p. n.
WWy-Life Beautiful
WJR-Scattergood Baines-p
1WXYZ-Tom Mix-D
CKLW-Capt. Midnight-D
WJLB-Auto Workers Hour
WyLD-Music
6:oo p. II.
WWy-Williams' Sports-C
Wyn-Stevenson News
WxHZ-Bud Shaver|T
CKLW-Rollin' Home-M
WyBK-varieties
WJLD-News
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Gle p. II.
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Sis p, II.
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Withhold Hopper-C
WHITE ractfinder
WyDK-Aoce Results
WJLD-personAllty Parade
So p. ~.
WEXI-Safety Talk-T
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So = u.
WWy--Bill Elliott-M
WyR-lnside Sports
WxYZ-Day In Review
CKLW-Conga Time-M
WJBK-Serenade
WJLB-Melody Shades
6:85 p. II.
WExL-Record Program
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the Mississippi river westward,
clear 70 the Rockies, = full 1000
miles away, taking In practically
III az Arkansas md Oklahoma,
and big hunks Of Louisiana. Mis-
jouri. Kansas, Texas. Colorado,
and New tlexico.
All four II thess rivers drain
into the Mississippi. and they
now contribute m annual mood
damage Of around g, 000. 900.
Checking this flood menace =
one OF the first aims Of JAVA. But
In addition there are the bene-
ats OF water power and naviea-
ton TO be developed, - In iva,
plus further benefits 70 b DE-
rived from solving three prob
i. lens which the Tennessee does
Mt have:
1. Drainage Of the Ar
kansas swamp lands, OPEN
ing up thousands Of acres
of new fertile land.
:. Irrigation Of semi
arid regions like south
eastern Colorado, and Okla
homa, and north Texas.
8. Dust control and the
checking Of damage from
wind erosion and dust
storms over al this area, tn
dry yeaIs.
Not al this development to
cost no one knows how many
millions Of dollars, will have
start from scratch. A start has
been made. There are 80 dams
within the area - big dams
built or under construction to
ret Z Jump on the flood control
and power development. They
stack up like this:
Arkansas River: Seven dams
under construction at . cost Of
500, 900 900. Six more dams au-
thorixed. to cost $4,000, 900.
Seven more dams recommended
by chief Of engineers, 70 cost
$84. 900, 900. Total, $500, 000,-
600. s
Red River: Two dams under
constructioa q cost ~ "a AGO.
OOO, 900. yoslr more dams au-
thorixed, - cost IN, 900 900.
Two dams recommended, 70 cost
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

Sparkling the AVA plan in
Congress now b Represent
stive Clyde +. Ellis, left, Of
Arkansas. Anti-AvA h Gov.
Ralph L. Carr, right Of Col
orado.
$40. 100000. Total, $l3s,ooo.-
900.
white River: Two dams UNI
der construction at q cost of $685.
900. Four more dams authorize
ed, to cost $33,000.000. Two
dams recommended to cost $79,-
100000. Total, $4,000, 900.
Sc. Francis River: One dam
under construction, to cost S.
600. 900.
That's a $500, 100000 start for
u. s. engineer projects only, and
not counting the myriad smaller
reclamation dams, irrigation
systems and drainage systems,
power houses, power lines, river
locks, reforestation, recreation,
wild life, propagation, economic
planning and 50 on, pictured for
the final dream.
The power development alone
will be one of the big things for
the electrificatien of this area.
inhabited by 5000, 1000 people,
Right now, Arkansas imports
about 81 percent of the electric
power used in the states. Some
Of it comes from as far away as
Norris Dam. near Knoxville,
Tenn, 700 miles away. Some
comes from Louisiana and more
comes from Oklahoma.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

lire In his face showed the pain
these words had cost him.
But April Burnett had edged
away, sitting stiffly, unbending,
in her corner Of the car.
Ami The name had blasted
like . bomb into that brief par
adise where she had scared when
Kent told her she was the girl
with whom he'd fallen in love.
Ann was 1t home this minute,
likely pinning the tulle on her
small brown head for the we'd
ding veil. Ann, with her eyes
starry, = song whispering along
her lips.
~Tll have the courage for any
thing, even to facing Ann" Kent
had said.
April remembered that only
the other night, when Dad had
been In her room, he had spoken
Of the deep disappointment Ann
would always feel because she
had failed before the great vi
vano. She thought Of what she
herself had said, "All the more
reason why nothing must spoil
her happiness with Kent"
.Inwardly. something cried out,
''But you. April. what about
you? You love Kent. He wants
you TO speak honestly"
She tried TO make q decision,
her hands twisting at her hand
kerchief, knotting 1t. A silly
handkerchief with Z spidery lace
edge.
Many men had fallen In love
with her. But they'd recovered
and gone their way to and girls
who would make better wives.
Kent would be the same. He
would forget her, or II he re-
lmembered, Il would be TO think
that she had dazzled him, charm
ed him momentarily.
She began slowly, uncertainty.
and yet with . sure goal ahead.
YOU'RE very gallant, Kent.
Gallant" He bridled at the
word, alert at once.
"lts too bad" she went on,
twisting the spidery lace until
Il was like Z string in her hands,
~ I misled you. That night
when I took you up to the train,
! va YOU I had pretended 70 be
=! |. s's'a's ! fey sorry for
she NV him straishten. his
heoA HI
- InannUod . shrug. ut wal
! 1hoa b1ins spsfy for you,
r. oCDs Z llkod you and
~ 81 Gqu1d b . sort Of Z
weaN svae know
1S9s 1870 VS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
WON'T MISS KlaBRouGn,

COLLEGE STATION. Tex.
March 10-Texas AsSie snthusi-
asts are saying that Willie xopo-
lac, held out Of action Ia le4es
Il going to more than all tAs
shoes Of John Kimbrough, The
squads All-America star I6sa
year. Willie can hit . line 60
hard a Jarrin' John, 'tis I'D.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Radio Programs
MONDAY, MARCH 10

MONDAY. MARCn 70
AMPLITUDE MOBILIZATION STATIONS
WV s2ekc WxYZ. .13lokc WILD .ll2oke WJbK. 1seoks
WJR 75Oke CKLW. .lo3okc WExL =. lS1eke 2
FREQUENCY MOBILIZATION STATIONS n
wlsD AS megacyclss w4sD. AS megacyclss (.
-, >. s.~no,,. CCommertotor UeDrama EEdacatiomaJ
IEn.,.rxsr J.yxvemile P.PoIittcdl RRclt0toxs
T.Talk v-varieties
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
ONE MORE HOLE?

AST. PAUL - When police
burst into q house in response
to q telephone call of a shooting
there they found Charles Brown,
20, who explained he had been
trying out revolver on q card
board target in the attic.
Don't you realize those bull
lets were going through the
roof" asked the officers.
"Oh, WE'LL" said Brown, "the
roof leaks anyway"
He was held for violation of
the firearms ordinance.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

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WWy-Lowell Thomas-C
WyH-Melody Marvels
WXYZ-Base Ball Extra
WyLD-Gusic: Labor Talk
WExI-Antsk Cwaniak-V
Tee p. ~.
WWy-Fred WarinG-M
WyR-Amos m Andy-D
WxYEFamous Trials-D
CKLW-Happy Joe-v
WJBK-Music
WyLB-Philharmonica-M
7:1S r. n.
WWy-Royal Review-M
WJR-Lanny Ross-M
CKLW-News: Sight,
lnsight.-T
WyDK-Musical Review
7:3o p. II
WWJ-Burna end Allen-V
WyR-Blondie-D
WxYZ-Lone Ranger-D
CKLW-Dept. Of State-T
WyDK-Jimmy Allen-J
WJLB-Italian Hour
7:lS p. ~.
CKLW-Assumption Col
lege-T
WyBK-News Ace
WExI-Polish Varieties
o;oo p. II.
WWy-James Melton-M
WyR-Those We Loved
WxYZ-I Love . Mystery-D
CKLW-With the Troops-V
WyBK-ytalian Hour
0:3o p. u.
WWy-"Voice" Concert
WJHLGay Nineties-V
WxYZ-True or ralse-I
CKLW--NGws Ace
WJLD-Polish H0ur-V
o:U p. II.
CKLW>0renadier
Guards-N
WIxL-Tsd Zajsc-v
s:SS p. ~.
WyD-Nmer Davis-C
S:oo-R. y.
WW3-Dr. ]. al
WyHA-nadio Theater-D
WxYZ-Rhumba Rhythm
CKLW-American Legion-V
WJDK-News: Race Hoeulti
S:1S p. y.
WXYZ-Wake-up Amert-
cat
CKLW--Serenade-M
WyDK-Mich. Unemploy-
ment-T
WBXI-Dance Music
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Impractical Inventions

Because the inventions they
cover lack practical commercial
value, one-third of all patents
granted in the United States
never have been used.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

~ aeted. Il W.
T. ~ ~ obtain first
~ - The role
@ ~ critical Meditsr-
Il xoca1led Robert D.
~ pnnoo1or q embassy
J: y le = drst person report
n 1imate AZ reports that
% x ~ o-oporate with the
\ A lvtgD = l10roeco. Tan
- oahraltaf n a attempt
I : a. ~ Mediterranean.
Sz2 w. pceoent attitude Of
Min yrsneh chief Of
~ .tlse vlehy govern
! II2 ord Adolf Hltler's DE-
17 & e1ooor sscollaborat ion'r
4 " 4tGoo1y.
r. M hys0 recsnt survey Of
1 f ccnognic and military
i1 os q frances Africah
W G6a especially the de-
sNiel1y's influence on
4 1x 1nxtne Weygand. who
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

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WWy-Show Doat.v
CKLW-Cood Nei9hbory-T
WJBx--0eyynan Hour-v
WJLD-AIvino Hsy Orch.-0
WkxI-Nswscast
o:to p. II.
WExLr-Dance Music
1o:oo 2. y.
WWy-Percy yAitb-M
WJR-0uy LOmhordo-M
WXYZ-A Gram 0wing-C
CKLW-National News
WJLD-Wrestlins
WExL-6eo. =. Sokolsky-C
Ie:1S p. y.
WxYZ-leews Ace
CKLW-Who KnoWvs3.O
WyBK--Dance Time
WEXL-6usical Program
1o:So p. -.
WWJ-Town Meeting
Wy1-0irl About Town-V
WXYZ-Rsdio rorum-M
CKLW-Hsaio Newsreel
WyBK-Tiesta-N
1e;lS ?. n.
WyH-Mus1c
lice >. y.
WWy-N1ewS BY Kennedy
WJD--Jack King-News
WxYZ-Music You want
CKLW-ttews Reporter
WyDK-potpourriSM
WJLD-News and Music
WHxIr-Moonliont
HIS Pm.
WWy-Don pablo-M
WyR-Peaceful valIey-M
CKLW-Britain Speaks,
WyLD-Piano Music
11:So p. -.
WWy-rausto CurbelO-M
CKLW-Lew Oismond's
Orchestra
WtBK-Dance Time
WyLD-MOrn. Edition-1
~ l1:l0 p. y.
WyD-Donce Orch.
WxYZ--Orin Tucker
WJDE-Late News
- nGlDNl0ux
WWy-lesws: lGusle
WJn-News end Music
WXYZ-Danco Music
CKLW-Dance MUSE
WyDK-NiGht Owl-M
l9:3o 4. y.
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13:sS A. y.
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g.
Valley An:hs xss ya1s ss Az
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Tomorrow Movnins-6 am. to u Noon

WxYz-orenn Music
CKLW-lgews = Music
WyLD-Ethes Willjtts-R
WRXI-Alusical Program
lo:1S \. =.
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WyD--Alyrt and MerQo.O
WXYZ-Vle and 0edo-O
CKLW,3Geep FINN
WgXl-P.T.A. Meeting-1
lo:3o n. =.
WWy-Ellen Randolph-O
WyB-0topsnother-D
WxYZ-Alary llsflin-0
CKLW--llary Morgan-T
WJLD~-HhssInba Rhythm
WRXI-Favcrits Melodies
lo,4e 4. =.
Withholding Lie11e-O
WyD-lGrs. page-T
WxYZ-Popper YOung-D
WJLD--0root Wslt1oo
llsoo \. u.
WHINE Man ] Mar.
rtod-O
WyI-lGufy Lee Taylor-T
WXYZ-Ig0W0
CILW-Dritish News
WyLD-1eeWfS
WgXlr-a1usical Menu
l1:1S 4. II.
WWy-.Aeainst the Storm
WJH--afartha Webster-D
WXYx-Clark Dsnnis-M
CRLW-Nusic
WJED-Lady Of Chsrm-T
WBxI-Dance Music
11:3o \. II.
WWJ-Nood Of LIED
Wyn-Big Sister-D
WxYZ-Wife Savor-T
CKLW-Heartsone Hour
WJDK-Betty Noborts-T
11:lS a. y.
WWJ-David Harum-O
WyR-Aunt Jenny-D
WxYZ-Midstream.D
CKLW-Dlack and Whito-E
WJDK-News Roundup
WyLD-Melody cruise-2
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n NOON
WWy-Concert Orch.
WJB--leato Smith Chats
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