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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1944)
Tt CZGOl CTATTCMAIL So!. Oregon, farday Msrris Ocl-r 21. ISM .r. i- Y Swimmers In 9lH" Place (Continued from p&fo 8) the percentage of physical depart, ment users participating and the average distance swum bj each. First place last Monday went to the YMCA mt Grand Rapids, Mich. wiui a munis vk 4v. Salem's swimmers have been averaginf approximately one-halt mile a day thus far, with several swimmers doing two miles or over. Dorsey Caspell and Gordon Sloan are still tied for the longest daily distance, each having maintained daily record of over two miles. If they continue the pace, they will each receive the -prize offered by the Salem Y f or the longest daily distance:.-'- The local association is offering a dinner "on the house" to all those swimming a mile a day for 10 out of the 12 contest days. These swimmers wlil also receive a special recognition certificate from the contest headquarters. Those qualifying so fat are Don McCracken, Bill Olinger, Edwm Bauer, Oliver Boline, i Sanf ord Weinstein, Darrel Lawrence, John Hinkle, John Taylor, Earl Pepper, Gordon Sloan, Dorsey Caspell, Bill Allison, and David Boone. Those in addition who did at least a mile on Friday were Dorothy Bergsvik, Loris Harriott, Shd Patricia Fair. Runya in Takes Duck Bop Bee . EUGENE, Oct 20 -rV- A knockout over Bob Caviness, Mc Minnville, gave Bob (Irish) Run yan, 185-pound east Oregohian, the University of Oregon's myth ical heavyweight boxing . title at an all-men's smoker last night.' Ca viness, former varsity basketbal- ler and a professional basebal player, hit the canvas three times in the first round before the match was stopped. , - , - ' JLmm "-0 'toJMttlfci. Vikings Snap Losing Skein Jlcilacken Vinner (Continued from page 8) NEW YORK, Oct 20-J?V Bill McMacken, of Trail City, SD, won the saddle bronc riding contest at tonight's performance of the ro deo in Madison Square ; Garden. Milt Moe of Duncan, OU-l, was second and Ralph Collier of Cole- I doing a whale of a Job at quarter backr'in place of wounded Eugene man, Tex, third. Lowe, and Ev Stoats, no slouch himself when carrying the mail. took turns from the Salem 28 to Yardstick ea . S40em-Oreai . City Weekend links (am: VINCrS SXZCTKIC (1) Albrich - Jl Thed Crossan rarrar W. VakUa Total ' aso .it -SIS 144 101 IT 138 ISt 15SM4 into 108-418 130-42? DeVo U Millar sum . : -ft 003 839 1427 in WEST. AJ CONY. CO. - Handicap . , so Willecke ..- : ,-- 'm Mclntlr , , ! r- '. 1a Peavy . ,. ,.;, ,117 Miner , m in IN 147 St M ISO 438 ISO 43S 110348 UO 403 Totals KEITH BKOWN CO. (1) Handlcan IT FUppo .m. .71 711 717 X16S 7 ST 191 m iisMt 117 . 104 454 140; 130 890 14S 144 414 14 SO 412 Jarnigan ., 173 Woodcock Alderman lyl Hill born St Totals TU 731 717 ua USOCII-r. EUUPHANT Curtis .,...,. 144 130 - ISt 443 Talbot-.-.18 134 100018 Shaw ' . M 130--340 Welch 1S8 1M 13 909 H. Barr 172 lU-018 Total KIGDON'S P. Valdcs . Bud Smith Mercer Bastian . Donor an -773 CM S91 X31t 130 JOt 12t 152 .121 143 133 194 15J 201 172817 ISt 440 lit 300 197444 139 489 Totals .. STATESMAN (2) Handicap F. StetUer - - Evanson C. Stettler . Bradby Rundhauf . . 675 8S 739 2270 67 -12 153 -163 87 138 136 136 1S4 129 87 201 183906 116381 151373 128 437 127419 Totals TSS 760 772 2311 Duck Pin Scores Men 'a league: STAN BAKER MOTORS (1) Hathaway 133 125 116374 BeuKli - 108 97 137342 Parker m 81 103321 Judson - ...... 109 150 132451 Lanehoff - 168 U0 154501 .715 633 648 1990 Totals PICHA KEAI. ESTATE (3 Gregory 133 168 RusseU 127 178 10S .149 148' 129 US -864 734 697 2113 Totals PEACOCK CLUM-U () ' Bower 104 lit Bradley .J.14 95 wunama u 124 128 Just ill 137 ALEM OKXCON CTTT 180 Yards caiaed nuhfauc 94 1393931 B Tarda lost br ru-i 31 146 420 1 99 Yards salaed by passes , , 16 130 414 234 Net yards ru-hinc. Daasea SI 11 rim downs , , , IS Paaaes attempted , , ' .12 4 Paflaaa -omD-ttad S 8 Pinw IncomD-He 8 t Passes had Intercepted Tourney R my 108333 1 127377 121374 36 Ave. kickoff lensth 11 Ave. Kickoff re torn 81 Ave. punt length Totals , LES NEWMAN'S STOKE Scbola - in D. MUler .. -53 47t 00 1432 j Purnl 12 Ave. pant return bles O'Barra U Meyer Totals 109 .lo ll) 112 108 113 148 119281 136399 99217 . t Ball lost on rambles 1 Ball lost on downs i Yards lost oa penalties TJinlrsmm who go for their weekend golfing hot and .heavy can step up for this Saturday-Sunday outing cooked ' up for" Men's club play, for. Committeeman Bill Goodwin announces that a 36-hole n medal meet, with full use of hand- 14 ! leaps, is on the docket, eighteen 1 1 holes may be played Saturday and 91 18 on Sunday after which Dlavers -H 1 .- kb ..u J?. - v vua ' nvy vu -15 vomtrn- BBios. Baumsart . Kyle Seeiey (0 - t Daugherty Cre-sy ' . Totalai, both rounds. Prizes will then ea wind up with t first down OB the to the two tKrtin low net counts. m t mm i , am Banow eauowea i cieer to i 4tn .i -r.. i . the OC 35with a swift end-around annual Club CTiarnpionship play and Lambert later aerlaled It tourney banouet and nresenUtlon of trophies wflj be held next Thursday night at the clubhouse. sr 78 83 98 7 -103 -153 -101 130 90178 SA 1 S6-220 yards to RLeht Half Art Gottfried i-H4ft-l or another first down on the eer i. men tne vuc e-oomt it vzum -nachinery really went to work. STEVENS JHWELEB8 4) I Tjml-rl -K-wt K a1 m n-..i im in n -Ml ..-. vra-MUS4 mn mil . .at mm . Rice Servicemen Visit Aurora Families ' AURORA . Service men 'who have been home recently and have returned to their bases Include Harry hlen, army engineers, who had not been home for two years. With his wife and son. he visited his mother and other relatives. - Robert Hurst, machinist mate second class, spent a short leave with his wife, son, parents, and 94 year old grarulmother. t Mar-hall Zeigler of the hospital corps, visited his wife and son and other relatives In Aurora. Third Trr for'Badt' : Proves Successful JaTDZ-LE GROVE John Vsn Laanen and Ross Keppenger, on a hunting trip over the weekend brought back a four point buck. taken at me. summit It was Van Z-aanen's third at tempt this season. The first trip was to the Silver lake region In Klamath county when he was ac companied by his son. Dale, and Lee Dow.' Mrs. Anderson Uonorcd At Birthday Luncheon TURNER - Mrs. Ellison White aker entertained at dinner, com plimenting her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Anderson of Woodburn, Thurs day on her birthday. Fall flowers centered the table, Halloween de corations were about the rooms. Invited ruests were Mrs. Pills bury and Mrs. De Haan of Wood burn, Mrs. Lafe Blindsby, Salem; Mrs. J. E. Whitehead, Mrs. Homer Haggard, Mrs. Charles Standley, Mrs. SchoUian, Mrs. E. V. Vick ers, Mrs. Forest Bouchie alt of Turner. The honor guest received many gLfts.r" -vji.rjT;y-; Pheasant Hunting Trips Brings Good Returns: f . MIDDLE GROVE Pheasant hunting has been profitable to those who have gotten out early. Among, these was Donald. Bassett, who got the limit of five birds In one iMRiing. 1 1 . - , Plowing and seeding is the or der of the day here as farmers make' use of the ideal fall weath er. A little more rain would im prove plowing however, v "-- r Swegle Properly : i Ownership Changes j: SWEGLE ; Mr. and' Mrs. George Kufner have moved from Morgan avenue ; to a farm near Brooks.' . s' .-' - r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Thomas have sold their home on Garden road and will move soon to Rock away where they will conduct an auto court with several small cot tages. "" V"V -rfTW".,' k -v Mrs. Charles Thomas has sold her. home on Hollywood Drive to her neighbors, Mr. - and Mrs. A. A. Harms. . ; Brooks Aid Society ; Entertained Tuesday BROOKS The Ladle Aid ; met with Mrs. WHU Vtoyard, Tuesday for Its monthly meeting. Mrs. William Schafer, president,' presided. The aiternoon was spent sewing. Mrs. Harry Bosch assist ed the hostess in serving lefresh- Present' were Mrs.. K. J. Force, Mrs. Elmer Conn, Mrs. A. M. Dun la vy, Mrs. William Schafer, Mrs. H. H. Bosch and Mrs. Vlnyard. . The next meeting will be held at the home of -Mrs. EL -J. Force. . - i Hauxworth Wenis - , , Whltamore Totals 116 113 ut-339 "T" play, swept to his left, flipped i?S iU iiJ-21 Itteral to Staats and he kept on 194 167 164-489 to the left Two Pioneers smacked 109 4WS I 177 482 1 MedfordBops Pelicans 21-0 MEDFOKD . (Special) - With big Mary Doty eeantlng all ; three touchdowns, one in ' the first eoarter and twe In the fourth. Medford's Black Tor nado j-grernsut rolled over the . lUsjnath Falls Pelicans here' te 1 night, 1 1-0. Doty scored en pow "er plays behind the big Medford team using strsisht T forma tion plays. Beb Watson place kicked perfectly all conversions. n&aalln '(iDgn'Sumnis KSLM MBS SATtlBOAT 1399 Ke. 60 Musical Interlude. 6:45 News, v - 7.-0O News. -..! 7 US Orchestra.' - 70 News. 7:43 HUlbiUys. DO Haven of Rest : 9:30 New- 8:4S Al Trace Orchestra. 8:00 Ray Noble's Orchestra. t 9:15 Panur-s Call 9:30 Saturday Scrap Book. -10:00 Glen Hardy. News. ' V, 1 10 :30 Luncheon with LopeK. 11:00 US Marines. 11:15 Lani Mclntyre. 11:30 US Army. 11:00 Today's Top Trades. lZ:15--News. . r 12:30 Hillbilly Serenade: ' 12:35 Spotlight on Rhythm. ' 1:00 News. 1.-05 Interlude. . 1 :1S Gallant Tox Handtcap. , S 1 :30 Del Courtney's Orchestra. . 2:00 News. V 2:15 UCLA vs. St Mary's Pre- rilfht, yootball. S 'JO Music. - 9:45 Nifht News Wire. DO Chicago Theatre- of Air. 7 X) War Commentary. 7.-15 Music for Remembra - 730 Evangelical Hour. S DO Downbeat Darby. .-00 News. S .15 Orchestra. v 9 JO News. t:45 Galileaa Hour. 10 DO Music. 16:15 Orchestra. - -10:3o News 10:45 Results Inc. 11 DO Open Houae.' U M News Roundup. 13 DO Slsa Off- KKX BN BA Tt-TIDAT 1190 Ks. IDOMuslcal Clock. - 6:15 Farm and Home -fakers. 6 :4S United Nations Review. 7:15 Martin Agronsky, News. 7:30 News Comment-. I 7:45 George Wright. Organist 8:00 Breakfast Club. 9 DO Fannie Hurst 9-tO Lois Long. 9:45 Transatlantic Quls. 10 DO Singing in Dixie. 10:10 Collins Calling. 10 JO What's Cookin' 10:55 Musical Interlude. . 11 DO Football. 2:45 Hello Sweetheart 3 DO Edw. Jorgenson. 3:15 Harry Wismer. Sports. 3:30 Contemporary Composers. ' . 2:55 News. . . i 4 DO Correspondents Abroad. ' ! 4:15 BhM Matinee. - 4to--On..Stace Everybody. ' v ; 6 DO Orchestra. 5 ON Boston Symphony Orchestra. " ' 6:30 Spotlight Bands. 645 Quick Quiz. ' n . 7 0 Guy Lombardo Orche-tra. 730 The Man Called X. - 8 DO Early American Muaic. 8 Leland Stowe, 845 Hoosier Hop. . 8 News. 9 DO Meet Your Na-y. 9-r-Mu-ical Interlud.- . A 9 SO News Headlmea and- L'lgh lisbta f.45 Study t Bkies. 10 DO Music by Gill ' MiO Boiidera oi ftttki 11 DO This Movhas World ' , . 1105 Claremont Hotel Orch KGW NBC SATUROAT- .. 4D0 Dawn Parol -S DO Rhythm for Saturday.) 6-10 News Parade. 7 DO Here Comes the Bead. 7- 15 News Headlines o lights -. 7 JO Music by Cugat 7?4S Sam Hayes DO K-C Jamboree. . 8:30 Melody Roundup, 9:00 Alex Ureter. eigh- Sunday's Radio Programs KHLM MBS SUNOAT 1399 Ka. ' ' 7:00 Radio Bible Cla-1 7-0 Young People's Church. 9 00 Wesley League. ' 8:30 Voice of Prophecy. ! 9 DO Pilgrim Hour. t:30 Lutheran Hour. 1 IS 00 Glen Hardy. News. 10:15 Commander Scott 10:30 Hookey Halt . 11 DO American Lutheran Church.. 12 DO War Commentary 12:15 Voice of Dairy Farmer. . 13:30 Nick Carter.' 1 DO Your America. 2 .00 Back to the Bible. 2:15 Canary Pet Shop. 2:30 Local Young People 3D0 -hiick As A Flash. -3:30 Upton Close i . 3:45 Dick Brown.- - 4 DO San Francisco Opera. ' -9DO Mediation Board. . . - " 8:45 Gabriel Hcattec. ' t DO News. - 6.15 Orchestra. 6:30 Cedric Foster. 6:45 Orchestra. ; 7 DO Orchestra. . 7:15 Tommy Tucker Time. 7:30 Lanrworth Orchestra. 8.-00 California Melodies. - 8:30 Tonight at Hoagys. . - 9D6 New. ., $ :l Charles alsgnanti and Nick Con-intlne Orchestra. 9 JO News. - 9:45 Organ Music 10DO Old Fashioned RerlvaL 11 DO Sign Off. SKo- KEX BN 8CNBA 1198 Ke 8 DO Symphonic Flight . 8 JO Dr. Ralph Walker. 8:45 Sunday Song Serytca. 9 DO BuUders of Faith.' 9 Jo Message of Israel. 10 DO John B. Kenneayi . . 10:15 George Hicka. -10 30 Sammy Kaye Sereaad-. 10:55 LeUnd Stowe. News. 11 DO Chaplain Jim, USA. 1 1 JO Serenade Tropical. - 13 DO Charlotte Greenwood 12:30 Miss HatUe. ' IDS Darts for Dough. : 1 30 World of Sons. .2 DO Mary Small Rerue. 2 JO Ho Copy ; 3 DO Hall of Fame. , ul ' 4 DO Edw. Jorgensen. . - 4:15 Eye Witness News, s 4 i0 Sunday Vespers. 5 -00 Christian bcience Program. 9:15 Serenade. 8 JO Monday Morning .BeadUnai 8:45 Drew Pearson. , - .8:00 Walter Winch ell. ,6:15 Hollywood Mystery Tin. 1 t 45Wimmle Mdler. TDOtif of RUey. 7:30 Keep Up With the World. .' 8:00 Greenfield Village Choir. - :15 DoroUy Thompson. 8:30 Ouiz Kjds.- 4W1I L . Rrasn. t JO News Headlines and Highlights 9:45 For AU Humanity. 10 DO University Explorer. 10:15 Blue Preview 10 JO Builders ot Faith, . 11 DO Concert Hour. . SCOW NBC SUN DAT Eft. ' 4 DO Dawn . Patrol 6:1J Commana Uary. 630 String Quartet , . 7D0 HighllghU of the Bible. 7 J0 Words and Mustc ! ? DO The Church in Your Bom. 6 JO World News Routid-O. . ' 8:45 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer. -9 DO Carveth Wells. t:19 News in Advertis-ag. . 9 JO Stradivari 10 DO A Layman Views the News 18:15 Recital . It 30 Chicago Round. Table. 11 DO Those W Love. 11 JO John Charles Thomaa. -13-00 World News. 1230 The Army Hour. 130 Muste. Salon, 15 Memory KaiaeL 2-0 NBC Symphoay Orcnestra 2 DO News Headline sod Higrtitghta S JSCatholic Hour . 345 Newselequis. I 4 DO Jack Benny. - i 4 JO Band Wagon. 4-55 Tom Rcddy . DO-CharU McCarthy. 930 On Man -Family. 00 Manhattan Merry -Co-ft -uw- 638 American AIbm f ramit-n Musie ! T 00 Koui of -Charm. - ., i .7 JO Treroayne-Gleesoa S DO The Great GiMcrsleev. 830 Symphony 'Hour. 930 Jack Benny. 18D0 News Fiasnes 10:19 Mary Ann Mercer. -10:30 Music America Love Beat . 11 DO St .Francia Hotel Orchestra 1130 War News Roundup.- 12DO-2DO a .n Swing Shift 9:15 Calling All Girls. 9:30 Reading I Fun. 10 DO-r Adventure Ahead. '10-30 Here's Bab Ruth. - - " 10. -45-James Abbe. 11. -O0 Opportunity Theatre., 11 JO Stars of Tomorrow. 1230 Id McConnelL 1D0 FootbalL 1 JO Races. 1:40 Rhythm Workshop. : 2:00 NBC. (' 230 Rupert Hughes. -245 Music Room. " SOO Vegetables for Victory ' 2:15 I Sustain the Wings. . ,230-curt Maacey & Co 3:45 Religion in the News, i ' - 4 DO They Live Forever, , : 4JO-rNBC. . I . . 9 DO Orchestra. 830 Your Charm Coach. . 9:45 Elmer Peterson; , 1 6:00 National Barn Dane. --8:30 Can You Top This 7 .-00 Barry Wood. " 7 J0 Grand CT Opry SD0 Truth or Conaequence-. 830 Rudy Valle. tDt News 9:15 Thomas 9eluo Orchestra. 9 JO Three Sns Trio. - .-45 Le Simma. Pianist . 95 Music . 10 DO News M:1S Labor Roundup. ' 130 Heaet SL rranci Orch - - M3S New ' 11 DO -Shangri-La Orchestra.. -1130 War New -UMWdup. 12D0-2 A. M-Swtag Shift. :": Staats oi the 10, 5ut not before - I 1 . Am . . . ,. iwu anouier laierai u I Mil back Wayne Weston who rambled the rest ot the way for the score. Staats then rammed right tackle for the seventh point and It ended 8- at the halt' The Pioneers, who had sclntil ated with a ground attack of their own that first period, were find mg themselves : outchanged,' out fought and outhustled in the third period and could do little egainst the big SHS forwards. Lambert consequently ran back an OC punt 14 yards to the Oregon City 41, a beautiful gallop, incidentally; and the Viks smarted all over again UW U lUfc UlCICt . i Staats made 14 at right end to Set the .tempo.. Four plays later Weston crashed over right guard for six yards to the OC 7, but was injured on the play and had to be carried from the field. Guard Nile Castor, shifted to fullback in the emergency, came ni to carry, the ball r to the 1-stripe from where Staats powered over left tackle for the second Vik score. The speed ster also converted again with an end sw.eep. x: Another VLklng . drive and Fullback Bob Weber, also out the past two weeks, -was in there now and looking great with his plung ingbogged down on the OC 10, and when it did it came near scar ing the pants off the - Viks and some '2500 icustomers. Fullback Bill Gerkman snapped off a Lam bert pass on the 10 and headed for the Salem goal SO yards away with nothing to. stop him. ' Buf swift Staats gladdened the 2500 with a burst of 'speed which caught the fleeing Gerkman on the Salem 47 Four plays later Staats intercep ted -an OC pass himself and op ened the way for another Salem score from the OC 44. It was in the fourth frame now and Oregon City, desperate on her 27, tried a pass. But there was alert Staats again, to spear it, and down the north sidelines he scooted with the third Vik 8-pointer, a 40-yard gal lop in all. .The conversion failed. The Viks, hot to win this one for sure and battling all the way from the time they woke up in the sec ond period, romped 180 yards on the ground and added 59 through the air for a yards-gained net total of 234, Oregon City maneuvered for 94 and 18, lost 31 and wound up with a net 81. In first downs it was 11-4 for SHS Previously injured Tackle Mel Hilficker also, got into the battle near the end to make it practically umntmous. , Only Quarterback Lowe of the hospital corps failed to -cuny nis umiorm. IALBM Pea. ORKOOI1 CITT J. BarlOW i IC . Bakloim Otjcar ,..-, ; j JT C wuna ,-r ua May Rogers , C Hensley Castor ro , McCaualand rowlet , . .. RT , Soaderen B. Barlow cJUt : Olsoa Lambert i OB : Peckover staats -, xh'. l Mliley Gottfried , RH -.. , , Jones PB (O Dungey - : W OOTHS V MNUFFS 1 V, HERE?JLVT THEytive M THE SAME HOUSE AS THIS. ONLY IN THE BLOCK-tl -.ELONDIS - Cgqtothz corner, (turn right them n turn right at Uthe hext corner ' rUl" KEEP TURNING g i ' Cee. 1U feaOMeas Satf-. t-c. gf- tikht, W-L --- ISM, THANKsV THANW AeAlN.WI MJ0R! INVaSDGATEC? THR NAtlS I WE'EX cup t-up.' yev both yeAP rr PP A GREAT JOB STIXHEP Out Trr 0 If vx SCORCHT SMITIl TV T&ti&OZT TPXBi VOU eon tp cAiH5D.wwsai utxrr. HIUOCkT LCAVEtT FOR nALV-.-- AN9 CAPTAIN SMITH, VOJU. 1 BACK IN TUB GCOP OLP U&A. KFOH VOU KNOW COOP WCK! ii rtfHAXE A UES-, fiCOHJCMA f I know votrss snfv p 83A TWf CAMtt 1?C;JC, ' but wt oot vuasy 10 0O j 3S- n fe I TRIED YOUR K-l " OIRECTIONS fouR)r TiMESv BUT T jffr KEEPUNOiNS M vW? " 5W-, tfjty 'cUic V ' r-tCO BAP VOU COOJL7Hl,j. TAKE THAT U CAMEL YtHUT VOU WON4B Uf?a I 9nZ'f HSf7( l CAN'T F0LWI WOMEN 0FTM f . . , "MESe TOVCrO LX5UkiM A i ivr-fV? , rsf ' Tf" 111 -5 - -. EEEl BAEKTY GOOGU 5 S .'5v fa UXJ-TUITVV WWW! L rmnYiidL KOLN CBS SCNOAT S8 K. SSONews of the World 8:13 E. Power -Uggs. Organist. 8 :4S-Nw Voices in Song. ; IflO Churcn ot tbe Air. , 13 Wings Orer .orde -S0 Warren Sweeney. News 85 Blue Jacaets Cnotr. -80-InyitaUe to Usralni 0.-O0 Salt Lake Ta-ewnaeta.. 8 JO Faith ot America. - t5 News. - 10-00 Church ot the Air 10:30 Something for Ye 10.49 Edward Murrow 11 0 Matine Theatre. 11 JO wor td N-ws Today 11:53 Songs ot America. U.-OO PhUnarnole Orch .1 30 The Pause Tbt 8.00 The ramlly Hour. -; SHSWOUam Shlrer. News. 1 Adventures of Osxie St Harriet S-tO1 was There. - - 40 Kate Smit Hour. - 80 News. , ' 8:15 Studio. . S -JO Rhythm Inn. : :S5 Bo Trout. t o Radio Reavters Digest ' .V SJ0 Star Theatre. 1 o Take u ot -ear K. f)0 rannl Brice. 1 ., S-KO Crime Doctor. C cert. S:2S Song oi the Week. ' 0:30 Blondle. ! 80 Bill LanCe. -JZQ Song of the Columbia. 10 DO rive Star final ' 10:13 Wartim Women. - ,10:20 Orchestia. lOJtOTrsns-Atlantic Can. -11:00 Jan Savitt Orchestra. CI 130 Talks 11 MS Dale Jones Orchestra. . 11:53 News. . ' U:CO-8.-00 a.m. Musis nd News KOIN rSUt SATUSUDAT 878 Ke. 80 News. i -t-JS Western Stars. ' .r V -0KOIN Kloek. T-.1S New . 1M BUI Haworth. News. 7 : Coc-ura-r New. 88 Warren Sweeney, News . 45 Let's Pretend. 8-JO Fashlona in Rations. : 80 Theatre of Today. . 8 -O News. - - .' -.,, t:43 Kid CriUcs. 1 100 Grand Central Station. 183 Air-rio of the Air 10 Report to the Ration. - -, 11 DO Mary Le Taylor. 11 at Serenade. , 11443 New ' ' 0 Football Came.. CBS. 80 Philadelphia Orchestra. -.-00 News. v ' 8:13 Newspaper of the Ah. Ss4S World -oday. 8:55 Interlude. 40 on-emg for YoJ 4:15 London Column. 4 ao Hollywood Bam Oaace. 3 DO Youth on tatM. i 30 Traffie Safety. ' S 45 News. ' 80 This U My Story. 1 -, - SH Sports aJTa crte. X45 Saturday Night Serenade. T: 15 Mayor ot the Tew. . :45 J. K. Bennett. PotrUcaL , "' 8 DO America la tki Air. 0 : Inner. Saitctum. - 8i-D Vaikt. to-Your Hit Parade. 8s40 Dem. Natl. Committee. S-O Dont YouvBeUeve it, 10DO rtve Star Final. 10:18 AH Star pane. , 100 Henry Bun Orchestra. - 10 A3 Texas Rangers.. . .110 Cm-faeetra. 113 Orebestra. , . llte Talks. v Ut4S-rchestra ltUVNew. 130 to 80 aon Music 8k News. : K OAC S ATT-E0 AT-550 Ke. 100 News. -10 JS Th Horaemaker- Hour. 110 Co-ed Half Hour. 11 W Concert HaQ. . U0 News. , 18:15 Noon Farm Hour. 10 Horn Folks' Frolic. 1:15 Marching to Victory ISO Variety Time. 8 DO Books and Author-. :15 Voice of the Army. " - 8:3 Memory Book of Music 80 New. ; - ' . 8:15 Music ot thi Masters. 40 Excursions W Science. . . 4':13 Usten to Leibrt. - 4:3 Wake Up America. . S. DO On the Upbeat. - - 8-0 Music by Cugat jv 3:45 Hello Nelfi-bor. , t0--New. t5--Studio Party. --8:43 Evening .Farm Hour. T DO Grand Opera. Tonight. 048 News. . 10.-00-Slgn Oft v IHCXEY MOUSS , r I ( -jANis-wA!. ): I rHf ...1 ocnrr know I w ,-0 " " ICE GUNS! h , v0gPEr55! HOW EVS wt tA- t. 1 v ' I I W'l " Cttp. tH w rw-n 1 1 ' , ,v ., Salem 0 0-t rwta nm mt Scoring for Salem: Touchdowns, Wes- I ton. Stoat. 8: conyersions. Weston. sumus (mu line tracks); for Oregoa City ; toucMownsL Misley. SutMrtnutions for Salem: Dasch. Mc- Cauley. Weber, Uttke, Hess. Board- man. Bellinger, Mason. HflflCker. Sla ter. Thompson: for Orceon Citv: Crk- man. Wiley. Holman. Schroth, Oswald. Bamber, Ktnley, Oberaon, Streight. i ummi, u -taxa. . . ,. Omcials: -Al LLrhtner. . refer-. I "Lefty' Wilder, umpire; Bob Mctzger, i ilea unes man. rawMP.Alr4,T, PEN&UIN KTT out liXf A ME5SrVE? TtDELL.-BliSSI 4 kWGOULm J THAT THE 1 1 PUPP I X -TrS' Vl ' r-s?s 1 - w TTTTM?ff F. TE2A TES KSREETIN6S, iVH LITTLE IFREKID. I TRUST HOU tfACrDSPlWACHO-A ;!i ' WeS.HB -OTTH6R-.I FUEL FDR- HOUR SHIP r. i m a 'M iir i '''1W i iibmbC ?o4GRESTttS, W - " I M. I y UNCLE DAW, YHE lUUa. BB HERE,) HE Hr5MTA FAKIKN' HES. HE IGCME WT V liLI BE? WTOr? POPEve, i r-TPOPENE ojilli m.j k2i r$V8C.y Q " ' 7& 'Free Installation L' . - r- . I ! J " ' . - - M W -..--...-m .. No Ob-Ixstlon . " VTrlie Cox 1-3, . " ee StAteszt-ui Polk Cocaty farmer -Ad former president of . Orejoti State Senate b.- . - G:C3 "ci!-ti1 - ill J TrilS YOUNG LADY VU3ULD UKE 10 PURCHASE SOME DRESSES SHOES AND OTH ERTHiN6S-j KS-, LITTLE HZZZ LOOZ-l gloryoskyJ i'm A -THE LUCKIEST tV-Sr 1 W0 IN THE WHOLE nNrlVWCLO-l GOT ALL KlMOSOFSWaiJ VlYTLfrC AU- 3 OKSENSE,CHILLY0UH H0NESXMR. LEROV, W HAVE A VERY MODEST 1 1 NEW CLOTHES LOOK SUPPLY-AFTER UmE6ICLSMUSr KilOi Slli0 anlllAl f HAVC tiKC 1HIKD Cj ie--i SO PRETTY. I DONt THINK IM Mb J 7: Vm,WHOEVEK YOU ACE -YOU MAKE A VERY CHARMING PICTURE H0WMLCH FURTHER EU7f THrSfAILrSTO TMATS WHERE THE AMNS IS; S- OS" TRrANYCKX5 I TOC0CA' WrrrWArJrJDR LOTOftr MILES OP THI5 --'CUT Or Tmi PUAC4EJ CF-X.TH-73 W5T ttHCZZI ' 4 ' 4tWi iu mb mum, - T ALuyv THAT'S, n4rrts: 5- WON'T 1 TRy 1 YEAH JT toggtbuo cviotwr? CLAYTON KILLS? 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