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Newspaper Page TextSix The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Friday, November 21, 1941 Henry Wt CAN'T PLAY POOL. HE.NRY-) I SOMEBODY CUT OFF ONE. OF THE, gOc y- j I 4..?;-'V;-;a :'-ftk ' v Carl :n":,W0SH:'SMS. ; . MAnF I TP -by Kelley Roos- Chapter 17 Amelia Next "Lota of people. Almost all the crew were there working." "Anyone else?" "Miss Thompson. She was set ting the table." Heartbreak Jeff's hopeful face took a tum ble. "Oh. Then you crossed before the dirty work was done. And what then?" "I made the tea and In a min ute or two Miss Thompson came In. Then Z went to Miss North's dress ing room with the teapot." "Was anyone on the stage when you recrossed It?" "I didn't go through the set. I went behind It and I didn't see anyone, nobody at all." "And last night you were in the kitchen again when Miss North was stabbed." "I was Just coming out. I was crossing backstage when Miss Rog ers started screaming. Mr. Bowers saw me, he was sitting there. Ho Jumped up when the scream came and ran right past me. I know he saw me." "Yes, Amelia, he said he did. Jeff leaned forward and said earn estly: "Amelia, haven't you ever noticed anything strange in con nection with Miss Blanton? Any thing at all? Did anyone seem to be wat:hing her a lot or follow ing her around? Did . . ." She hadn't heard. "She'd only act for Mr. Bowers. He was good to her. He could understand what It meant for a beautiful woman to be partly ugly. Sometimes I thought Miss Eve wanted me to be around her all the time because I'm ugly." Jeff tried to swing the conversa tion back to Carol. "Amelia, did Miss Blanton ever seem fright ened of anyone? Did she seem to avoid any one person in the com pany?" "I remember when they brought her to the hospital, so beautiful and so horrible then. It was the only time I ever cried when I was a nurse. I made the doctors keep it a secret about her scars. And when she left the hospital, I went with her." "Amelia," Jeff said. "I never even left her for more than 1 could help it. And then it was to do something for her. She didn't want me to be away long. I think she was always afraid. afraid that someone would find out. Now she's all alone In a funeral parlor. They're taking her to Mlchi gnn to bury her. To Mlnden City. Mirnigan. She doesn't know any one there, she was born there, that's all. I remember the day when they brought her into the hospital. I was a nurse . . ." i wjucnea Jcirs arm and wo slipped out. As I closed the door behind us I could see Amelia fold ing a burnt orange negligee over a trunk hanger. Last night there had been hor ror and trascdy. but It was garish and fantastic. This aftermath was real, hcartbrcaklngly real. I almost ran out of the building, away from Hint blcnk plnco where Eve North had lived and where now a tired old woman was putting Eve's house in order. Too, Too riensnnt The thought of facing the dev. ostntion of England's leading man oi letters nad lert me weak. Se cretly I was praying that Mr. Orec ley Morris was still not to bo dis turbed. The desk clerk squashed my hopes, however. After a brief mi oi pnone-piay, ne announced ongmiy mat Mr. Morris would see us. I followed Jeff unwillingly into tne elevator. "But why do m havo to sec him Jelf? I don't want to." "Shhht The operator may be In 111' pay. Twelve, operator! ' We stood i.uMdc the door num bered 1211-3 ind started to grope nervously In my ban for a cigar ette. Jen shook his head at me. by TA Kil l The door opened and Oreelcy Mor ris blinked In our faces. He was still In his pajamas. "Good afternoon, Mr. Morrlsl" Jeff's accent on the good was ter rific. The playwright looked at us for seconds while I grew crimson and small. When he had finally reduced me to something that must have looked like a scarlet pygmy, he said, smiling with 'Just his Hps: 'Do come in. It's so very nice to see you." Trying to act as If I hadn't no ticed that he was in his pajamas, which was a slightly difficult task, I followed Morris into the room. Jeff said blithely, "I'm sorry we had to Intrude like this." "I'm sure that you had no alter native. Do you mind if I clean my teeth?" He disappeared into the bathroom. I was about to bolt. I must have shown It, for Jeff plunked me Into a chair and stood over me. "This will be over before you know it. I Just want to find out what kind of a guy he really is." "He doesn't look like a murderer In his pajamas. Jeff, do you have a pair like that?" "Where would I get a pair like that? They probably cost nino pounds, ten and a half. With only one pair of pants." "Are you going to be embar rassed when Morris asks you what the devil you want?" "I want his autograph." Jeff was leafing through a large flat book that he had found on a corner table. On the third page he began to roar. "A scrapbookl And here's another one I Haila, there must be seven of them. Greeley Morris, the world's number one Sophisticate keeps scrapbooks! They must go all the way back to a nursery rhyme he said in kindergarten." Jeff was still chuckling, but he had managed to replace the books and move away from the table be fore our host returned. His dress ing gown mado me gasp; In fact, all his clothes had me wishing that I were a man. After ho had called room serv ice and ordered a pot of coffee, he lit one of his long peculiar looking cigarettes and turned to Jeff with a question in his eyes. The tele phone buzzed. Morris answered it and it was evidently an interview His civility amazed me. It was over at last and Morris poured his coffee. He seemed vague ly surprised that Jeff and I were still there. "Well?" he smiled iron ically, "Why did I want to kill Miss Blanton? Why did I stab Miss North? It's only fair, y know, that I kept well informed Jeff thumbed through a sheaf ot clippings. I could see they were reviews of Green Apples. Morris crossed his legs, lit another cigar ette, and waited. You could hear the traffio screaming In tho street below, accenting the stillness of the room. I closed my eyes and plunged in. "It's too bad, Mr. Morris, that your first visit to New York should turn out to be so unpleasant fot you," I sold. "You must hate our fair city." "Your fair city hasn't aroused me to any emotion, let alone tho stren uous one of hate. And as for your murders, we have them In London, loo. However, m London wo ore permitted to Ignore them." Jeff tossed the clippings on tho table. "Look, Morris, why do you act so bored by this murder?" "I am bored. Must I be Intrigued by the death and the attempted murder of two American actresses who are famous for nothing but innr ucatn and attempted mur der?'' (To be continued) Buenos Aires, Argentina, is ran celling driving licenses nf nmmr IMS who use their auto horn loo ireely. Carl Anderson Radio Programs KSLM 1800 Kilocycle! flaturday p. M. 12:15 Noont me News. 12:30 Hillbilly Serenade. - 12:35-wui(imette Valley Opinion!. i:uw nojiywooa Buciterooa. 1 :30 Popular Music. 2:00 Varieties. 3:00 Western (Serenade. 3:30 Popular Music. 4:13 News. 4:30 Teatlma Tunes. 0:00 Popularity Row. 8:30 Scoreboard. 6:00 TonlBht'a Headlines, 6:15 War Commentary. 6:20 Popular Music. 7 00 Interesting Facts. 7:15 Popular Music. 8:00 The World Ton!(thU 8:05 Varied Programs. 0:00 News Tabloid. 8:15 Popular Music. 8:30 Old Timers Orch. 10:no Let's Dance. 10:30 News. 10:43 Land of Dance. KOIN 010 KHoeyctea Saturday P. M. 13:05 Football Oame. CB0. 1:30 Accent on Music, CBS. 1:43 News. 2:00 Matinee at Meadowbrook, OBS. 3:55 Sports News. CBS. 9:00 Catling Pan-America, 0B8. 3:30 Elmer Davis, News, CBS. 3:45 Newspaper ot tho Air. 4:30 Pluskln Preview CBS. 8:00 Oovernor Spraeue, Xmas Seals. 8: IB Traffic Quiz. 8:30 News. fl:45 Studio. 6:56 Elmer Davis. CBS. 6:00 Who, What, Where, Why, OBS. 6:30 Sports. Scores, Results. CBS. 6:45-SaHirday Nlsht Serenade. CBS. 7:15-Publlc Affairs. CBS. 7:30 Leon F. Drews. 8:00 Ouy Lombardo Orch., CBS. 8:30 Hobby Lobby, CBS. 8:55 Knox Manning, News, CBS. 8:00 Hit Paiade. CBS. 8:45 Tonnht's Best Buys. 10:00 Five Star Final. 10:15 Air-Flo. 10:20 Danes Time. 10:30 World Today. 10:45 Defense Today. 11:00 Martha Hears. CBS H.-3Q Manny Strand Orch., CBS. u:as Hews, CBS. Saturday P. M. :30 fcmma Otero. Slnser. NBO. 4:4511 V Kaltenborn. NBO. 5 00 Music ot the Americas, NBO. 8:30 NBO. 6:00 National Barn Dance, NBO. 7:0it Bill Stern Sports New.ireel, NBO. 7:15 Joseph Oalllcchlo Orch., NBO, 7:30 Orand Ol' Opry, NBC. 8:00 Truth or Consequences, NBO 8:30 Knickerbocker Playhouse. NBO. 0:00 Associated Press News, NBO. D:05 Deslmi for DancliiB, NBC. 9:30 Best ot the Week, NBC. 0:55 Musical Interlude. 10:00 News. 10:15 uptown Ballroom Orch. 10:45 Sports Scripts. NBO 11:00 Frnncls Wclner, Violinist, NBO. 11:15 Blue MoonllKht, NBO. 11:43 interlude Before Mldnlsht. HEX 1SfW Klin..!.. Saturday P. M, 1:30 News. 1:43 Pacific Coast Football, NBO. 4:30 Little Ol" Hollywood. NBC. 5:00 Sir Francis Drake Orch., NBC. 5:30 Hoy Meet Band. NHC. 8:00 Message of Israel. NBO 8:30 Frank Black Presents. NBO. 7:00 Hemisphere Revue, WBC. 7:30 Essex House Orch., NBC 7 4J-New Headlines and HlahllnhW. 8:00 Bishop and Gargoyle, NHC B:30 Spin and Win with Plynn. NBO, 9:00 Associated Press Neart. NBO. 9:05-Palaci- Orch., NBC 9:30 The Edwards Family, NBO, 10:00 Jamboree. NBC 11:00 The Quiet Hour. 11:30 War News Round-Op. MBS KALE 1 330 1 KWIL 1710 Kilocycles oniutaT r. ill. 5:00 News, 5:15 To Br Announced. MBS. 5:30 Hawaii Calls, MBS. 6:00 America Preferred. MBS. 6:30 Better Business Bureau, 6:45 Movie Parade. 7:00 Nrws and Views, MBS. 7:15 Spotlight Bands. MBS. 7:45 Jerry Sears Presents. 8:00 Churchman's Saturday Night, 8:30 California Melodies, MBS. 8:00 News, MBS 9:1S Harry .lames Orch.. MBS 8:30Orirr Williams Orch,, MBS. 10:00 Chu-nso Theatre ot the Air. MBS. 11:00 News 11:15 Ted Werms Orch., MDS, l;30 Bob Crosby Orcli., &U13. KOAC AM Ktlocyelrs Saturday P. ,M. 13:15 Farm Hour. I:00-Fsvorllo Classics. 1:15 Variety Time. 1 :4S orsnn Moods. 2:00 Camera Cluhs. 2:13 The Band Stand 2:43 Monitor Views are News 3:00 Sons from the Hills. 3:15 swindles to Suit. 3:3.--Kcliofs ot Waikikt. 3:45 United Press News, 4:00 Artists In Recital. 4 30-stones tor Boys and Olrls. 8:00 On the Campus. 5:30 In Defense of America. 5:45 Evening Vesper Service. 6 00 Dinner Concert. 6 15-United Prea News. 6 30 Perm Hour 7 30 On nd Opera lunula 8:15 Fko Openers. 8 SO Otclie1rsl ttrin. IMS-Traffic Salety, :00 Muile ol the Uattcu Sunday Programs Kslm 1800 Ellocrclra Sunday 8 :00 Varied Protrama. 8:00 Voice of Tomorrow. 9:15 Varied Programs. 11:00 American Lutheran Church. 12:30 News. 12:45 The Bone Shop. 1.00 Youm People's church. 2:13 Voice of Restoration. 1 30 Boys' Town. 4:00 Varied Programs. 6 00 Tonight's Headlines. 6 : 15 Varied Programs. 8:00 The World Tonight. 6 IS Varied Pros rims, 9:00 News Tabloid. 9 :30 Back Home Hour. 10:00 Dream Time. KOIN 010 Klloeyclee Sunday 7:3n Wings over Jordan, CBS. 8:00 West Coast Church. CBS, 8 00 This Land We Defend. 8:45 News. 9:00 Country Journal. 8:30 Salt Lake Tauernacle, CBS. 10:00 Church of the Alt. CBS. 10:30 This Is the Life, CBS. 11:00 News. 11:15 Gems of Melody. 11:30 The World Today, CBS. 12:00 New York Philharmonic. CBw 1:30 Pause that Refreshes, CBS- 2:00 Family Hour, CBS 8:43 William Shlrer. Newe, CBS. 3:00 Silver Theatre, CBS. 3:30 Melody Ranch. CBS. 3:55 Dear Mom, CBS. 4:15 William Wallace. 4 30 News. 4:45 Smiling Ed McConnett, 8:00 Columbia Workshop. 6:30 Castles In the Air. 9-55 Elmer Davis, News. CBS. 6:00 Sunday Evening Hour. CBS. 7:00 Take It or Leave It, CBS. 7:30 Helen Hayes. CBS. 8-00 Crime Doctor. CBS 8:25 William Winter. News, CBS. 8.301 Was There, CBS. 9:00 Leon F. Drewe. 8:30 Baker Theatre. 10:00 Five Star Final. 10M5 Cosmo Jones. CBS. 10:30 Ken Stevens, CBS. 10:45 Marine Corps. 11 too Harry Owena Orch., Coo. 11:30 Prelude to Midnight, CBS. 11:55 News, CBS. KGW 820 Kilocycle Sunday 8:00 Associated Press News, NBO. L""6 "rpnan ftnme By Harold Gray Warbucks Disposes ; fffiSSSShn SSsrViZ I j&SSsbT ssis II f wSS toll j I MACHINERY; NOT, t AND YOU'LL I I SCUTTLE DIDN'T QUITE J THEM LAVmSS I I OUT ATTHEAIN i VOU GoiNO 8 I u,n I SSft"" , ' 'rW0 I HURT AT ALL--TH' M STAY HERE I I GET LEGAL CONTROLOF ( O TOURS TO I I PLANT"YDUVE MOfilp fm ray? II Ira, IcN F 'll ". - I MINE WILL BE COIN' M PNPPa ui c rir i 1 I !"T?Si5 HKE M TO DO f 1 1 I RUINED ME SO NOW MWMlM0m vas- :. d s'scut sMTr mmm (s Reg-lar Feller " By Gene Byrnes The Old Shakedown DO YOU FHLLEBS ( ufeB ) WHERE IS TH' GLOVE, 1 I OH. I UAVECT GOT IT I k' WV WANNA TAKE A PINHEAD? VOU ORTErS,JUJ1 --thUOJnu) MHM D,DJA EVBB BEAI CHAN8T ON A 8 WELL ) A v HAVE IT WITH VOU, YOUb )ftkK IT BV QUS93 THB JfW TPl Q J THOSE A8 ABOUT BASEBALL GlEycEfirTAINiv) SELL MORE CHANCES MLh NUMBER " MAS ,N T I..O AI.ApmyA rlX V JV? A BOTTLE IN MEBWL'S I NOT SATISFIED r , rr,. -LltaT &&mM; W,NSE& Ua. . T2r The Gumps " WGu7Eo SenUmental Mood I ANDY.' ANDY 7WJ9lW W stroll im the Wmimervaer;- T Epf whatever: (T is, "W1 . , r DEAREST' ( TrIiLJ6 S M06NLIfaHT-WHAT J AH -THERE'S I 1 LET H" WAT-I PON'T iPS li a" fJ Tallspin Tommy By Hal Forrest Baiting the Trap! fSj. i (i;LRI2 Y AN I (WE CANNOT STOP.. OR. WE j'OPT. TOMMV TOMKINS EM ?...'.? I WA1T..TELL HIM .YES S..A V 2- TSi,iir ?HMX M,SS OUR- RENDEIVOUS I IN U.S. ARMY AMPHIBrl CAPTAIN ' TO LfcNO A-HA. ''..AT f$t .?M J?46 WHICH .... DID YOU GET MY i TOMKINS? LAST THAT MEDDLESOME k2?S RvLtm0B?rAND-i M-V.lT.REFUEt- TONIGHT CALL?. .COME ON ,.T V I M I YANKEE FLYER. . WHO CS, Tl'THEM-iC7 ""HH X'N,S.S.BAR.DOOA Vll- FRUSTRATED MY PLANS J2!VX vUS. PLEASE?- -VNirfe ' VVrrPrnN T AT BERNADO, IS-S ABOUT r V" ' I I , Yfg? & ''; T-tr TO BE DELIVERED INTO Mull and Jeff . By Bud Fisher : The Boys" A re on a Strict Diet bIwrV ) I-AND WE'LL Z I 7&F S WHAT CAN WE DO Y A PLAN, pofI0TNH,J WE'LL STAY UP I ff SLEEP ALL DAY f fiwfc ) UJL mn VEgV I all n isriT to jJii j3ft I iro keep fromJ UfT1 VFy -3smTS w (keep from r if ueatims.' Hf. yD " 'L. - i ; 8:05 Sunday Down South, NBO. 8:30 Church tn Your Home 9 00 Second Ouessera, NBO. 9-30 Emma Otero. Singer, NBO. 10:00 Upton Close. Commentator NBO. 10:15 Silver Strings. NBC 10:30 The World la Yours, NBO. 11:00 Sammy Kaye Orch.. NBC. 11:15 Concert Petite. NBO 1130 Chicago Round Table. NBO. 13:00 Bob Carroll. Singer. NBO. 12:18-H V Kaltenborn, NBO. 12:30 Radio Comments. 12:45 News. 1:00 Home PI res. 1:15 Tony Wons Scrapbook. HBO. 1:30 Stars of Tomorrow. 3:00 Metropolitan Opera Auditions. NBC 3: jo Living Diary, NBO. 3:00 World's Most Honored Muste. 8:30 The Oreat OUdersleeve, NBO. 4:00 Jack Benny. NBC. 4:30 Band Wagon. NBO 1:00 Charlie McCarthy, NBC. 6:30 One Man's Family. NBC. 6.00 Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. N 6:30 Am. Album Familiar Music, N 7:00 Hour of Charm. NBO. 7:30 Sherlock Holmes, NBO. 8:00 Carnival. NBO. 8:30 Beau 8oir Muslcale. 9:00 Walter Wtnchell, NBO. 8:13 The Parker Family, NBO. 9.30 Quli of Two Cities, 10:00 News Plashes, NBO 10:15 Bridge to Dreamland, NBO. 11:00 Song of the Strtnss, NBO. 11:30 Bob Stevens. Tenor, NBC. 11:00 Interlude Before Midnight. K EX 1800 Klloeyclee Sunday 8:00 Amen Corner Program. 8:30 Fiesta Of Music, NBC. 8:00 The Quiet Hour. 8:30 Radio City Music Hall, NBO. 10:30 Speaking of Glamour, NBC. 10:45 European Situation, NBC. 11:00 Wake Up, America. NBC. 12:00 Josef Marals African Trek, NBO. 12:30 Toley it Olenn. 12:45 Christian Science Program. 1:00 Sunday Vespers. NBC. 1.30 Behind the Mike, NBC. 2 00 Ambassador Orch.. NBC. 2:30 Muslo Steelmakers. NBO. 3:00 Catholic Hour. NBC. 3:3U Scars ot Today, 4:00 European News, NBC. 4:30 Cap t. Flagg and Sgt. Quirt. NBO. 8:00 Blue Echoes, NBO. 5:15 Richard Montgomery Book Chat. 8:30 NBC, 5:45 Pearson and Allen, NBC. 6:00 o ran dpappy ana His Pals, NBC 6:30 News. 6:4S Songs by Dinah Shore, NBO. 7 00 Oood Will Hour. NBO. 8 00 Inner Sanctum Mysteries, NBO. 8 30 Jack Benny, NBO. 8. 00 Dear John, NBC. 8.15 Eleanor Roosevelt. NBO. 8 30 Highway Night Express 8.45-Unlveralty Explorer. NBO. 10:00 Palladium Orch., NBC. 10:30 Amen Comer Program. 11:00 Bal Tabarln Orch., NBO. 11:30 War News Roundup. MBS KALE 1880 1 KWIL 149 KUeeycles oonaay 8 0O Renewing Stand. UBS. 8:33 U. P. News. MBS. 8:30 Central Church of Christ. 8-00 Music for Sunday. 9:30 Elizabeth Wayne from Batavl. MBS 9:40 John B. Hughes, MBS. 10:00 News, MBS. , 10: It Romance ol the HI-Ways, MBS, 10:30 The Hymn Singer. 10:43 Canary Chorus, MBS. 11:00 Children's Chapel, MBS. 11:15 Universe of Melody. MBS, , 11:45 Hollywood Whispers, UBS. 12:00 News. 13:15 Repair for Defense. 12:30 Walt Disney's Song Parade. MBS. 12:45 Little Show, 1:00 Lutheran Hour, MBS. 1:30 Young People's Church, UBS. 2:00 Swedish Baptist Temple, , 3:30 Portland Bible Classes. 3:00 Haven of Rest, MBS. 3:30 Bulldog Drummond, MBS, 4:00 Symphonic Strings, MBS. 4:30 Invitation to Waltl. 4:45 Around the Clock. 6:00 American Forum. MBS, 5:45 Fact Finders, MBS. 6:00 Old Fashioned Revival, UBS. 7:00 Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 7:15 Bands on Parade. 7:30 Keep em Rolling, MBS. 8:00 Hinson Memorial Church. 8:00 News. MBS. 9:15 Voles of Prophecy, to UBS. 8:45 Sunday Serenade. 10:00 Symphony Hall. 10:30 News. 10:43 Tune Time. 11:00 Cocoanut Grove, MBS. Monday Programs KSLM 13UO Kllacielea Monday A.M. B-.30 sunrise Salute, 7:00 News In Brlel, 7:05 Oldtlme Music, 7:30 News. 7:45 Popular Muslo. 8:30 News. 8:45 Mid-Morn Ing Salute. 9:00 Pastor's Call 8:15 Popular Muslo. 8:45 Four Notes. 10:00 The World This Morning. 10:15 Prescription for Happiness, 10:30 Women In the News 10:45 Dr R. Franklin Thompson. 11:00 Melodic Moods. 11:80 Value Parade. 11:48 Lum and Abner. 13:00 Ivan Ditto era. Organist. KOIN 878 Klloeyclee Monday A, M. 8:00 Northwest Perm Reporter. 6:15 Breakfast Bulletin. 4:30 KOIN Kloek, 1:16 Htadllnera T:30 Bob Garred Reporting, CBS, 7:45 Consumer News. 8:00 Treat Time, CBS. 8: 15 Meet the Mlsaua. 9:30 Hymns ol All Churches, CBS, 8:45 Stories America Loves. CBS, 1:00 Kate Smith Speaks. CBS. 9:15 Big Sister, CBS. 9:30 Romance of Helen Trent, CBS. 8:45 Our Oal Sunday. CBS. 10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful, OBS, 10:15 Woman tn White. CBS. 10.30 Right to Happiness. OBS. 10:45 Sonss of a Dreamer, 11:00 Bright Horlton, OBS, 11:16 Aunt Jenny, OBS. 11:30 Fletcher Wiley, CBS, 11:48 Kale Hopkins, CBS 12:00 Man I Marriid, CBS. ROW-4I0 Kfloerolea Monday A. M. 6:00 The Quack of Dawn. 6:30 Early Sards, 7:00 News. 7:18 Music of Vienna,. 7:30 Reveille Roundup, NBO. 7:48 Sam Hayes, NBO. 8:00 Stars of Today. 8:t8 Symphonlo Swing. 8:45 David Harum, NBO. 9:00 Women's World. 9:15 The Bride Julia. 9:30 News for Busy Women. 9:45 Skltch Henderson, NBO. 10:00 Gordon Gilford. Singer, NOO. 10:15 Bess Johnson, NBO. 10:30 Bachelor's Children, NBO. 10:46 Dr. Kate. NBO, 11:00 Light of the World, NBO. 11:15 The Mystery Man. NBO, 11:30 Valiant Lady. NBO. 1145 Arnold Grimm's Daughter, NBC 12:00 Against the Storm, NBO, HEX 1390 KHocyelea Monday A. M. b:oo National Perm and Home, 0:45 western Agriculture, NBO. 7:00 Amen Corner Programs. 7:15 Breakfast Club, NBC. 6:16 Viennese Ensemble, NBO, 8 30 What's News. 8:35 Musical Pleasantries, NBO. 8 45 Keep Pit Club with Patty Jean, 8:00 Hollywood Headllners. 6:05 Bouthernaires. NBO. 9:13 Owen Williams, Singer, NBO. J 9:30 Hal Curtis, Organist. NBO. 9:45 Charmingly We Live. 10:00 Oregonlan News. 10:15 Toley and Olenn. 10:30 Breakfast at Sardl's, NBO. 11:00 Great Moments in History. 11:15 Taft Orch., NBO. 11:30 Stars of Today, 11:45 Keep Pit Club. 12:00 Orphans of Divorce. NBO. MBS KALE 1380 KWIL 1240 Kilocycle Monday A. M. 6:30 Memory Timekeeper, " 7:00 News. UBS. 7:15 Musical Clock, UBS. 7:30 Memory Timekeeper. 8:00 Breakfast Club, MBS. 6:30 News. 6:43 As the Twig la Bent. MBS. 9:00 John B. Hughes, MBS. 9:13 Woman's side of the News. 8:30 This it That. 10:00 News. MBS. 10:16 Helen Holden. MBS. 10:30 Front Page Farrell, MBS, 10:451-11 Plnd My Wey, MBS. 11:00 Buyer's Parsds. 11:1s cnif Cameron, Organist, MBA, 11:30 Concert Qemi. 11:45 Luncheon Concert. KOAC 680 Kilocycles Monday A.M. 10: go weather Forecast. 10:05 United Press News. 10:15 The Homemakers Hour. 11:00 KOAC School of the Air. 11:20 -lolanthe." 12:00 United Presa News. Waconda Eugene W. Manning celebrated his 81st birthday anni versary at his home east of Wa conda on the Pacific highway. Mr. Manning was stricken with a heart attack and was forced to remain In bed, so the dinner and reception planned for him was postponed. Members of his family called to greet him.