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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
4I47 TrumbuII Ave.
At WILLIS
TEMPLE 2-5IOO
Lost and Found

ll4.A-F4.A- f47sAH- t7r--rrt@r r1rrEr7fIrTfIoys1
stoepel-coriiaod: chiids PCT Reward
Nnrfhlswn- iisl
COCKER spanirI. small reward neighbof
hood e737 Wsyburn ave MONDAY. Psn.
gree 74as
FEMALE TIGER CAT. "chnds pet re.
ward. ,neshbofhood zoo rhladelphiai
Trinity 2-3i22
Fox Terrier BLACK Spot Head Tai
F'Ffl4fF-- !rr------.--A-E GiaAaFa Cnlfrnhi a
LOST Tar tuit case containing wardfObe.
front ~ walton Hotel ~ questions
asked Reward Townsend 7-52ss
SILVER PERSIAN CAT vicinity Fairhtie,
seetn-MUc wednesday reward. Uni
tersity 2-iTss
SPRINGER Spaniel Liver ~hft MALE
roighborbcSa Flanders Dickinson re-
ward PuEres 1873
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DRIVERS WANTED :

Good MONEY MAKING oppoftunHy/darlrg
door job driving y pleasure SAr. Healthy
and profitable. Must be ger ~ Apply
after a. m Apply 212S Trumbt1ii.
FIRST class ufhosterers wanted At once
Apply Fournler )upholsfeung Co. 6O0s
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Farmers Market

AffLf.S--De fancy, - bu- No
], 81 500 l.75. Greetings. No. l. 7ac Z, 81 p
bu. No. ?. 40a soc. Jonathan. fancy. 81 30
q l.50 bu,; No. l, soc n si.25 No 2 son
I5c; Northern Spys. fancy. 50 bu. No. J
s 81 s0g g. 70 2 lse9s 81 Mcintosh.
No. > 75cgSl. wagners. No. 4. Sini25
bu steel Reds, fancy. 81 751ls5 ,bu .
Ne. / =; 25,l 50; No Al bu
FRENCH ENDIVE-So l. Si50di Is
5-lb. box; No. ?. 75cWSi
BEETs Ne J. 400 soc bu.
CABBAGE - No ], Sl23u 50. No ?
s. 75c Red Cabbage. No. J. 75cgsl bu- /;
cARRoTs-No. /. 7oa soc ba.: No. 2.
CELERY ROOT No /. 75eaSl bu.
cHINES--No J. ~ 50 doz hchs
EGGs-Large 25H7.75 so-do1 case
medium. S6U6 50
HOGS-Brcsxed. I3df5c 20,
HoRsERADIsH = Fancy. $50 bu No
!. 50 50n3 bu No. 2 S2H225
LEEKs-No ]. 40a 6oc doz punches
ONIONS Dry. fancy 40I1.7S 5O-lh
sack No. ]. sOc ~ 81 IS No. 2 50 n soc
sweet fancy. Si.5o9l75 5O-lb. sack No.
PARSLEY RooT-5oa75 c bu
PARsNlPs--No. !, 60a75c bu.: No. 2.
PoTAToEs-No. /. IS o soc: No. 2. IS
PoULTRy-Hens live. heavy breeds. II,
Ft2Sc H.: leghorns. i6H1se; broilers.
heavy. 22a25c 10. ducks. 15g isc. geese,
RADIsHEs - Hothouse. so SOC dozen
punches
RHUBARB - Ho,house. fancy. 4oa 45e
5-ib. box choice. 500 35c small. 50 . soc
RuTSRHGAs-No. !. Aa 75c bu.
souAsH-Hubbard, No. 1, si.25G1.75
bu No. ?. 75cN 81
TuRsIPs.Faney. Nai.25t No. / so8
sOSv EGG22rAzBfIIEs oYsrERs-No. !. soc o 81
dozen punches
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April i.-UNSl-BUTTER
Receipts II $50 tubs. Y 4I--r+ ef f4-estFas,
a2-score 32aic: standards. g0-score cars.
33c. extra firsts ei-score 32Ac. firsts,
ss-s9-score 329 81 &C; specials. e3-score,
80 ~ 80 &c.
EGGs- Receipts 2iss cases steady to
- off current receipts 2Oc. fresh extra
firsts 2ih % &c; fresh firsts. 20. g2i &c.
drties. 1s1ac. checks. istc a.
CHEESF-TWips., N6@, n IT TT . TIr7ffF7s
pNnts and longhorns is - &c
LIVE POULTRY STEADY 20 firm, tuf-
KEYS. i5n22iAc. hens. l6I zoe. leghorn
hens. 10Hi7izc. springers. p ~ 2ic. broii-
ers p - n 23c. roosters. l2a q l3c. ducks
1fu 2Ol4e. geese, i0n i3ise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

Aluminium Company Of America and
wholly owned subsidiaries report for The
year ended December 81. net income OF
S44, 146. 297 after depreciation, depletion,
federal income and excess profits taxes and
premium on purchase OF preferred stock.
equal after s per cent preferred stock
dividends to S2512 a share on ]. 4T2 62J
shares OF common This compares with
$50. 63S .3se, o. Xle.77 share on common
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Male Heip-Salesmen

WANTED AT ONCE
SIX statesmen. experienced mems riofhinx
and furnishings. Must speak Polish well
Apply spolka Inc. $40 Michigan
CONSULT the enlarged Real f.stafe U.fInss
sin The biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Male Help Wanted

At ONCE Three men to sell vacuum
cleaners iu o4lr DetruH stores No can
vassiug good draw iur account. experience
not necessary. bui preferred Ausf have
car Apply 25G6 Past Grand Boulevard.
Detroit between . ard l. r..
SEARS, ROEBUCk & CO.
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Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard 4 co
" ndsor. Prices in cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Detroit Stocks
1871 Range

ID II N Y Central 100 10 Is - Is
payabs In In
aI-eash. On t-sss only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
I NEED AN ASSISTANT

Man sndsr 80 with car Resident % De-
trout start training Immediately with
hardware concern Tor executive position hy
early FaI Man must he willing worker
furnish best 90 references and content with
earnings while training ABOUND $3.50
monthly commission and bonus Man 50
iectad viii have hi gh-class permanent post
ton Not eanvassing Apply before noon
Thursday only, Suite 20s Zf57 Woodward
Avenue.
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Al Once

CREW AgEB-AftrsetLs. 8renin2 W
branch office eiy 81 large publisher fol
younE man. experienced ia paY'i opefs-
ton Apply 10 =. m 81 LAFAYETTE Bidg
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GOOD HUMOR
ICE CREAM statesmen

For sales cars. bicycles and containers
pleasant clean snd hsalthy work Good
opportunity axes Is 70 80. Apply 90 II
Good Humor Corporation
eEt4 ky.nraf { IVr.oafs
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With car fu Weu-raying permanent posi-
fiun AZ once. Phone for appointment. s sol
o. : p m Nerfhlawn G2ns
Men to Sell Refreshments
Also Men 10 Work in Commissarvl
APFLY MICHIGAN SPORTS SERVICE
BETWEEN 10-4. ENTRANCE MICHIGAN
AND TRUMBULL. SIZE J. HARVEY
BRING YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY CARD
PLUMBER. licensed journeyman: sunday
l to 2, weekdays 5 to 8. Apply i5s45
Fairfield
WANTED POLISH Lawyer 70 establish
himself IN Insurance. real estate office
good possibilities Townsend s-6ia7
COLORED RIAL Estate. salesman. male
female PLENTY PROSPECTS 500 East
Hancock
COLORED man wanted. washing and mol
ishing cars. Apply at once 1870 Joy /
Rad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

ASPARAGUS California pyramid crates
I doz. lunches select - 90 - 0u. extra
fancy, - sotf4 O0 fancy IS s35i 80.
loose stock fancy medium 10 large size
50 351i j. 80.
81 30ff 90, fair qusIry 81 al 40
BEANS Blu hampers Eierida NAlen=
: Irlns a a. nrIInarN nLIaILf. ~ -..-llL-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Fights
Last Might

PHILADELPHIA Ray Rob-
inson, 1881, New York, stopped
Jimmy Tygh, 1921, Philadel-
phia ~.
NEWARK, NJ. = Phil Furr,
148, Washington, out p o in t e d
Dewey Anderson, l49, New
York (10).
TORONTO - Make Berger.
IA, Montreal, outpointed Man.
uel Villa, 140h, Mexico (1O.
NEW YORK-Charley Varre,
1881, New York, oitpointed
Carmelo Fenoy, 1873, Spain 90.
NEW ORLEANS - Harry
Weekly, 142A, New Orleans,
outpointed Severio, Turiello
l47N, New'Y York (10).
LANCASTER, Pa - Billy
Davis, al. Pottsville, Pa. out
pointed Norment Quarles, lat,
Hendersonville NC. (10).
TRENTON, N.J.-Wicky Har-
kins, 146h, Philadelphia, and
Paulie Walker, 18TH, Trenton.
drew (8).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
WEEMING STEPS IN
CHAPTER XVIII

what are you going to do,
Bee?" Anthony asked oddly,
reaching for the telephone. "You
can't call Shel drak He
wouldn't come"
"Oh, yes. he will! Take your
hand off the phone"
But Bee, wait a minute"
whats the matter with your"
Anthony said evenly, I'D
rather you wouldn't"
II bet you'd rather!" Mr..
Fletcher sneered. Let her 60
ahead. Let her call him. Do you
think she'd even get to talk to
him? His secretary's not that
dumb"
Beatrice whirled on him. Sud-
denly all the arrogance of the
days before she became Bee Da-
Wis was in her small face, in the
lines of her body. in the way her
voice cut levelly through the
stiffness.
We've had quite enough from
you, Mr.. Fletcher. You are not
only o thief. and q despicable
coward who lives by picking the
brains of helpless employees who
work under you. but you are al
40 an insufferable bore. I dis
like being in the same room with
you!"
She took Anthony's arm.
"Come, we'll 60 to Mr.. Shell
brakes office ourselves. I can't
bear this person another mo-
ment."
Mr.. Fletcher's mouth hung
open. Anthony was looking at
her in complete bewilderment,
But he walked out with her,
obediently.
In the hall. he said admiring-
ly, "Whew! You certainly laid II
or the lire that time" Then he
said, slowly. But we can't 90 to
Sheldrake's office. of course"
'sWhy can't We" She was boil
Ing mad. IF you think Fletcher
can hide behind Sheldrake. Il
you think I'm going to let any
one in this store intimidate
me-"
mo, no, that's not II at all!''
a curious embarrassment cross
Cd his face. "lts Just that I'd
rsther not see Sheldrake."
why not? You saw Fletcher,
You can't give up now"
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TheRambing Reporter

ial page not In the straight
news story. Witness, two
methods of handling the fol-
lowing occurrences:
l. Fatt Byrnes added another
plume to his hat when he sue
cessfully refunded $4,000 in
snow plow bonds, thereby saw
ing the provincial government
an estimated $4,000 yearly.
2. An estimated $4,000 an
nual saving through refund
ing Of $500, 600 In snow plow
bonds was announced yester-
day after Fatt Byrnes confer
red with officials of the Pen
insular Bonding company.
News story No. l will definite
ly appeal to Fatt and his fam
lily, but it will raise this ques-
ton in the minds of many read
ers. Who says he added a plume
to his hat? Why. that dope is
getting paid for what he did and
besides the provincial govern
ment should have pulled that
deal years ago.
The reaction to Story No.
2 is apt, however, to be this:
Not bad! That Byrnes Is
smarter than I thought. He
certainly deserves q world Of
praise.
Human nature is funny
thing. Tell your readers one
thing, and many of them will
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

Please make the proper dis
tinction, dear readers, be-
tween news and the editor
ial columns Of this or any
other Newspaper. Always re-
member - . news story Is
simply . narration Of some
thing that happened sans the
reporters personal beliefs;
an editorial, on the other
hand, also includes the news
papers opinions on the sub
ject at hand.
There was q time when the
writer's personal beliefs crept
into every newspaper article he
wrote. The opiniated news
story still appears, Of course, but
only in small weekly papers.
Like every good rule, there
are exceptions. Editorial. opin-
ion can - and does - appear
in q death notice, in . review
of . play or concert and ON
the sports pages, particularly
II the sports editor Is . recog-
nized authority.
The public accepts this cen
sorship imposed on reporters
with reservations. Those who
balk - and they are definitely
in the minority - expect re.
porters to write an article prais.
ing them on occasion.
The occasion might justify
praise - but on the editor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

Rev. Hsveld hsywsrd
to b Msia Speaker

oRev. Harold Hayward. pastor
OF Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church. WIN b the principal
speaker 1t . banquet honoring
newly elected members Of the
National Honor society to be
held on Tuesday. April - In
the cafeteria Of the Mount Glenn
ems High school, Principal Monte
McFarlane announced today.
Mrs. Clare a. Wisell, . former
faculty member, will be toast
master. On the COMMITTEES are na-
tional honor society members
who were initiated last year and
who are still students. They are:
Doris Torrey, Thelma Ullrich,
Bertha Matx, Doris and Sadie
Elkins, John Toppi, Yoland Van
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

Eyes, but-but :" His eyes
avoided hers.
Anthony Bradley, are you
afraid of the general superin-
tendent?"
mo. I'm not afraid. But"
his hands balled up into fists,
I'm not afraid, Bee. But darn
it, the man knows me-"
KNOWS you? What do you
mean"
Anthony looked at the floor.
Slow. painful red rose about his
collar. He raked his strong fin
gers through his dark hair. He
he knows me, that's all. He
knows my connections and -
and"
what connections? What are
you getting at? Do you mean
you knew his son or something
like that at school and now
you're ashamed for him to find
out you've been working here as
section manager"
Anthony gulped. well, no.
Not exactly. The fact Is, IL
met him several times in the Of
flee of the old man. And he
might think-well-"
"You mean you met him in the
office of the old man who help
ed you through school? Your
GUARDIAN"
yes"
But what has that to do with
this?" She pulled at his sleeve.
Are you coming with me, or
aren't YOU"
bee, I can't. 1t would =. 1t
might reflect on my guardian. I"
Reflect on your guardian?
Are you out Of your mind?"
She thought she understood
q moment later. She asked slow
ly, Does your guardian do bust
ness with this store? Is that it?
You're afraid a quarrel with
Sheldrake might result in lost
sales?" Anthony had once said
he might have pulled strings to
manage a promotion here, she
remembered. That's what you
meant when you said you hated
pull? Your guardian could have
spoken to Mr.. Sheldrake. Yot
didn't want him tor"
I'm a way" Anthony admitted
intentionally.
There was q sound behind
them. They turned to see Mr.
Fletcher, brick red. running a.
ter them and shouting. II calles
Mr.. Sheldrake myself!" he cried
"He's coming right down. You
can't get away with this impu.
dent characterization, either Of
you. Now you two come back
into my office and see Sheldrake
II that's what you were 80 he'll
bent on"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

think exactly the opposite. But
try to explain the situation to
Byrnes - and he won't listen.
It's quite another thing to
praise Byrnes on the editor
ial page, but even lots Of folks
won't agree with the writer.
-E.D.R.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
SERIAL STORY
DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS
COPYRIGHT. toAt.
NCA SERVICE. INC.
He rubbed his hands together

He rubbed his hands together.
"A nice state of affairs when q
salesgirl from the basement can
barge into my office and insult
me! I'll show you"
Behind Mr.. Fletcher, his Sec
rotary stared with round. al
most frightened eyes. Doors all
along the corridor-the doors
of department m an a ayers and
head buyers and merchandise
men-were flung open.
Beatrice saw Anthony's chin
come up. He Strengthened his
shoulders. took a long, deep
breath. The muscles at his jaw
punched. But his hand on her
arm was steady.
For the first time since An
thony told her about Mr.. Flet-
cher's having stolen his idea,
she remembered that Anthony
didn't know who she really was.
She could squelch both Fletcher
and Sheldrake. She could blow
the whole shabby mess wide
open. But what would 1t do to
Anthony?
It was too late to back down.
She walked back into Mr.. Flet-
cher's office beside Anthony
with a blank face and high-held
head. Carefully, and pointedly,
she avoided any stray contact
with the person of the paunchy,
prematurely trium p h ant Mr..
Fletcher.
Anthony drew up q chair for
her. He sat down beside her.
Mr.. Fletcher scrambled around
his big desk and stood there be-
hind its projections, breathing
hard.
A moment later someone roar
ed angrily outside. A tall, burly
man in a dark business suit
burst into the room.
whats the meaning Of this
rumpus, Fletcher" he demand
ed peremptorily. Have you lost
your mind? Can't you handle
anything by yourself? Must be
annoyed for every blasted
trifle?"
He surveyed the two young
people sitting against the wall.
"Now what the devil Is oil this!"
Then his expression changed. He
seemed to be putting up In .
vast and sullen fury. His collar
was too tight for his neck. "A
vein in his forehead buleed.
"Oh, so it's you. ID II? You
whelp! So old man Weeming has
been spying on mel"
"Weeming?" Beatrice bounced
TO her feet. Did you say Weem-
ing, Mr.. Sheldrake? What con-
nection has Mr.. weeming with
Mr.. Bradley"
Ito De Centinued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Noted Magician
10 Appear Here
High School Music
Group Sponsors Prosrom

oThe music department of the
Mount Clemens High school will
sponsor q program by Heaney
the Magician in the school audi
forum Thursday at 8 p. M,
Principal Monte McFarlane said
today
Proceeds will be used to buy
musical instruments for men,
bers of the high school band.
Heaney is we'll known from
coast-to-coast as an entertainer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Radio Programs

AMPLITUDE INCUBATION STATIONS
wwJ. s4ske wxYz. l27ske wJLB .14eokc wJBK .14seks
WJR. .7seke CKL W. seekc wExL. .1340ke
FREQUENCY INCUBATION STATIONS
W45D. .445 megacyces W4sD. AS megacycles
Key to symbolic: CCommertaor D-Dramo E.Edacatto~al
EIntervdeW JJxve~Is k-kxsto P,Pottical Religious
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} SERIAL STORY

YESTERDAY. Bee IN furious when
shehesrns the merchandise manager has
stolen Antheny's idea. Refusing to listen
70 Authsny's protest. she leads the
way 10 Mr.. Fleteher's office. rushes IN,
demands IN explanation. Fletcher u
esId. "The Idea was good 80 the
stsrs adopted Il. There's nothing more
- II. Perhaps you'd like to talk 10 the
general superinte ndent." bee flares:
1--WE will. New. In this office"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

o.VO Re Il
wwJ-Detroit st. Louis
WJR-The GoldberSs-D
WxYZ-Girl Alone-D
CKLW-News Ace: Music
WJLD-News
WJLD-News: Jr. Showboat
WExL-Rhythm
Rhapsody-M
Sis p. ~.
wyR-Ths O'Neill's-D
WxYZ-Orphan Annie-D
CKEW-Dance Orch.
WJBK-Popular Rythms
$50 p. ~.
WyR-Music
WXYZ-Behind the News-T
CKLW. Baseball News:
WJbK-News Roundup
WJLD-Sports Talk
WExL-Danee Design-M
S:l6 p. II.
WJR-Scattergood Baines-D
WxYZ-Tom Nix-D
CKLW-Capt. Midnight-D
WJBK-Auto Workers-T
WJLD-Music
See ?. u.
WWJ-Williams' Sports-C
WJk- tevenson News
WXYZ-Swing Sim
CKLW-Rollin' Home-A
WJBk-Music
WJLB-News
WEXL-Dinner Music
e:1o p. II.
WHITAKER Dark"-T
Sis p. II.
WWJ-Lee J. Smits-C
WJR-Short Story-D
WxYZ-Rhumba Band
WyBK-Race Results
wyLB-Rhumba Rhythms
e:1s p. n.
wWJ-9potliSht Tune
CKLw-Lagghs from Lac
s:3o p. u.
WWJ-Fraxier Hunt-c
WJR-Inside Of Sports-C
WxYZ-Day In Review
CkLW-Conga Time
Withdrawing Serenades
WJLB-Melody Shades
WEXLcDance Music
0:l6 p. ~.
WWJ-Lowell Thomas-C
WJR-Music
WXYZ-Fan on Street
wJLB-Music: Labor Talk
WEXL-Antek Cwaniak-v
7:oo p. ~.
WWJ-rred Waring-M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
LOTS OF CALLS

Annually. each American
makes an average of 223 tele-
phone calls with 100 such calls
being handled every second.
This amounts to more than d.
600, 900 calls a day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Baseball
Results
~ The Assssiated Press
Pacific Coast League
San Diego z; Hollywood l
(Only game scheduled).

Texas League
Shreveport 10; San Antonio 5.
Beaumont s.; Houston 4.
Dallas 8; Fort Worth Go
Tulsa at Oklahoma City, rain.
Southern Association
No games scheduled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

Beversluys and Marjorie Stob-
Der. "
The formal initiation will b
held on the morning Of the ban.
quet day and the informal In
itiation on the preceding day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
'Sllvo1Der' Sals
Ms {l5),l 1921.


% Soeon1 SoDo Here
oThe second of four sea
venger" Tax Sales. which closed
yesterday, netted the county
$40S. 40. 81, Supervisor Earl
Stone mid today.
Stone said 0,S76 Of 14,270 par
cels offered at auction were
sold. Parcels withheld Ut tho
request Of municipalities win
be offered for sale In about 10
days, the supervisor announced.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15
Tomorrow Afternoon Noon to S pm.

- NOON
WWy-Donco hand
WyD-lesta Smith Speak,
WxYE-leews Ace
CKLW-Live Stock kepor'
WgDK-Msasic
WJLD-NeWs Reel
WIxl-Hawaiian Music
ISIS p. -.
WWyIJulia Bake-D
WyB-A Girl Ma: ies-D
x--Curbstons Outs
CRLW-Civic Hea1th-T
WyLD-Meet the Band-n
WgXI-1ousic
13:So p. II.
WWS-Lee ,. Smtts-C
WJ9-HeIen Trent-O
WxYZ-Farm 4 Home
cKLW-Rhythms
WyDE-Laancheon MUSE
WBxl-llews an1 Music
wSL9-Dstroassrs soeak
12:1o ,. n.
WWy-lserschell Hart-T
lS:lo =. r.
WWS-Otoee News
WHOM Gel 0un0ay-D
CwLW-11eDo6y Tine
WIN <Troek 0erotchao-T
WgLD--ahythmie 49,
WBXIs-DoDeo 11us1e
~ 3. y.
WWg-o1ao - e1e 0erooe
WSD-uoouoAll11 lA1e-D
CIIW-napp0 0eno-v
WyDR.PUolGA Lo11oo
WSlD-Cley - oUoaoe
WHxa--oscee1 HsouRoD
to 3. -
WVS-Dsc11on0B ~
VS1-Vouno = Wn11a-0
WxY2-DUoN10gn 1oUeeo0I
WGyas-uDno oooo1I0on0
10 2. =. t.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

La Guardia Field. located in
New York, averages over 100
incoming and outgoing airline
flights daily. >
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

TLINT-(R Approximately
600 delegates were expected to
register here esday and
Wednesday at the quadrennial
state convention of the Royal
NeighbOrs of America.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-15

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SOPHS SLICK

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The GENERAL ELECTRIC
LIGHTING INSTITUTE
from NELA PARK

Of people onnuoy visit the &C expeentoI 'obooo ond
ond the Science Of Seeing have become world famous Now institute
YOU truck full Of lighting exhibits the country
will Mount Clemens Wednesday, Plan
terestn0 shows There S choroe for admission.