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the first chain bill, which will be radiocast next Sunday afternoon. Those who tune in during the Crosley Woman’s hour between 9 and 10 each morning (except Sunday) have an opportunity to hear a new poem daily. They are written by Herbert Gray Sisson, whose rhythmic compositions have appeared in leading magazines. He is the author of a volume, “Poems of Progress.” As director of public relations for WLW he originates verses under the title of “How Do You Do?” They vary from the inspirational to the purely humorous, but all display an original philosophy.

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