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Eight The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Saturday, February 21, 1942 Henry ......... by ( SOMEBODY TRIED TO BREAK INTO Kthecanoy STORE LAST NIGHT, j :rrcuHENRViAND HE I srCK " 4feSHT try it Mtf ' ? M FOR THE LOVE OF PAM i By VJVIEN GREY Chapter 20 May Frisbee Alone In his own room, Jerry won dered vaguely Just how much dif ference this development would make with Pam and himself. Not that he doubted Pam. Money would make no difference to her. If she cared for him with money, she would care for him without it, But he was concerned about his own share of the thing. He would have nothing to offer her now. He had wasted his years pretty gen erally. He had made no start in business at all, due to the faot that he had always supposed his father's money would bo enough to keep him. And there wore other things. His thought lingered darkly on thnt. May Frisbee. May had been one of tho gay companions of his lighter and more careless hours. And May had refused to forget. With his allowance cut off ho would bo un able to appease May with expensive gifts. Ho wondered vaguely Just what her reactions would be. Prob ably not pleasant. May, whom he hod met at a Greenwich Vlllago cocktail party, had fastened to him with eager good nature aftor their first moot ing, Jerry wasn't in lovo with any one, so he hadn't minded. May was quite lovely to look at, She was ft dancer, she oxplalncd, soon "to be "at liberty," because tho show was elating. And she had remained "at liberty" after sho found that Jerry was the son of tho very rich Wlnthropes. Jerry hadn't minded. She had been an amusing and agreeable companion. That would have to stop now, and Jerry was glad. He'd write May, he reflected, and tell her what had happened. May was ft good sport and she would understand. Thoy had never been more than gay companions. After all, he had been more than kind to her in tiding her over rough places. Ho heard Lcnoro go Into her room Just before he went to sleep. It must bo morning, he thought. He wondered whet Vln Barolll, tho local musician, was liko and hoped he wasn't taking Lenoro too seri ously, Lenoro was merely playing with tho handsome youth. Jerry grinned a little as he thought of Gcrvaso de Bcllcfort. Gcrvaso had planned so much on trading his fine old name for a goodly share of the Wlnthropo fortune, with 'jenoro thrown In for good measure. It was jolug to be pretty tough for SCHOOL TIE S In his customary boater (hat), a latl from exclusive Harrow school lines up s Irss-schoolcd seventeen year-olds at a labor exchange In London, lo re Inter under new conscription law. llartow had Its boys reniMcr at these labor ex Chances, as an example to other British public schools, which had loucht ipcclal facilities. Dor aloniitdo Is a Home Guard. him, with tho engagement an nounced, . Jerry was having a leisurely breakfast on the veranda of the Casa when Lenoro appeared. Her eyes were surly as they met his. "A nice show you'ro making of yourself," sho said as sho dropped into a chnlr opposite him. "If I can match you, I'm good," was Jerry's reply. "You'ro going to ruin everything for me, getting serious with that basket girl. What do you suppose Gervase will say when he sees what you wont to bring into the fomily?" "If ho has any sense he'll say he envies me." "Idlotl If you'd Just play around with hor, It would bo understand able. But getting serious." "I know." Jerry was suddenly very serious. "That would bo be yond your ken. Well, you really haven't much to worry about Len oro. Not about do Bcllcfort, I mean. KSI.M (Kill) Kilocycles Monday 1". M. 13: It) Noontlmo New. 13:no Hillbilly Snrrmule, 13:35 Wlllnmoltn Vnlloy Opinions, 13:55 MilMcnl JtUprludo. 1:05 Miirkot Reports, 1:15 Four Not.pn, 1:30 Alplno Trouhnrtitra, 1:45 Inln of PnrnrilM. 2:00 Milady's Melody, 3:15 Melorllo Moods. 2:45 Across the- I-'ootlldlila. 3:00 Nittrlllon Council. S:15 Otd Opprn House, 4:00 Music by Manner, H:t5 Ndws, 4:30 Hrnt lino Timr-fl. fi:oo Music from Mnny Ln lids, 5:30 To Hid Liirtips, 6:35 Dinner Hour Melodies, fl:00 ToiilRltt'R Hcwulllncs, (!:15 NfiWB Analysis. 6:30 String Sere undo, 1:0(1 New 111 nrlcf. 7:05 Iiilprrstlnii Fuels. 7:15 Thn Round Up. 7:45 Mnrvoln or Vision. R:0n Wnr Front in lie view. 8:10 Tuna Tnhlold. R:30 Wps McWiilrt. 8:45 Hnnitltou Trio, (1:00 Now Tnhlold. 0:15 Rflstmirnnl Ass'n. Talk. 0:20 Prrddy NiikIo Orcli. 11:30 LpkIoii Auxlllnry. 8:45 niinlniilllvo Oln.islci, 10:00 Let's Dnnco. 10:30 Now. 10:45 MubIc In Itrmrinlirr. 11:30 Lftst Mlnulo News, KOIN 1170 KIloorclM Mandny IV M. 12:15 Knox Mnnnlnt, Nfws, 008. 13:30 .Toycp Jordnn, ORB. 13:45 Wonmn ot Oinirnso, OUS. 1:00 Stcnmotlier, CHS. 1:15 Myrt nnd Mnrso, CDS, 1:30 American School of ilia Air. 3:00-New. 3:15 Wlillnm Winter, New, CUB, 2:30 Tlio O'Neills, OIJ8. 2:45 firjittornooil Dnlnea, 0118. 3:00 OBH. 3:15 lleddn Hmnwr's Hollywood. CI13. 3:30 l-'rnnk Pntkcr, Songs, OUS. 3:45 Now. Radio Programs j Carl Anderson When he knows what's happened he'll be breaking the engagement anyhow." "Perhaps If you'll begin to talk sense, I'll listen to you." "I'm talking more sense right now than I ever have. We're broke Mother will slip you the new pro gram this morning, and is It going to burn you up!" He had finished his coffee and was rising. Lenore turned away from him. she hadn't believed him, of course, , (To be continued) Stephens In Seattle ' o a Palrvlew Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stephens of Klamath" Palls, awhefe the former was employed with state highway construction, have -moved to Seattle. Mr. Stephus .exp'ected a two-weeks vacation but three days was all the time given , before he began working for Boeing 'Aircraft." 11 P Some structures like tall bridges and towers 1 take a heavy toll , o'f migrating birds that dash against them. 4:00 Bflcond Mrs, Burton, CM. 4:15 Youna Dr. Malone, DBS, 4:30 Nownpnpor ot th Air, 5:00 Vox Pop, OD8. 5:30 Nowsnnpor ot the Air, 5:45 Bob Onrrod, News. CBB. 8:55 Elmer Davis, News, OBS. 43 :0l Radio Theatre. CBS. TWO President Roosevelt, CBS. 7:3ft Blondle, CBS. 8:00 Amos 'n Andy, CBS, 8:15 Lnnny Ross, OBS. 8:30 Ony 00'. OBS 8 55 Wlillnm Winter. News, CBS. 0:001 Was There, ons. 0:311 Hollywood flhowens, CBS. 10:00 Five Star Pinal, 10:15 World Todny. 10:30 Wnrl Imo Women. 10:35 Air-Flo. lll:4SSolrilnrs of the Air. 11:00 Wilbur Hntch Orch., CBS, 11:30 Preludo to MldniBht, OBS. 11:65 News, OBS. KC1W (110 Kilocycles Moinlmj P M. 13:15 Ma Parkin, NBC, 13:30 Pepper Yoiiim's Family, NBO. 13:45 Vlo and Bade. NBO. 1:00 Back Sinus Wife. 1:15 Stella DaIIrs, NBO. 1:30 Lor en io Jones, NBO. 1:45 Yoiwb Wltldor Brown, NBO. 3:00 When n Girl Marries. NBO. 3;15 Portia Fncei Lite. NBO. 3:30 We, the Abbott, NBO. 2:4fi story ot Mary Msrlln, NBC, 3:00 RlBllt to Hnpplnens, NBC. 3:15 Lon Journey, NBO. 3:3ft Hollywood News Flashes. 3:45 The Personality Hour, 4:45 Weekly Spectator, NBO, 5:00 stars ol Today, 5:15 Lee Sweellnnd, Sliuer, NBO. 5:30 Cocktail Hour. 5:45 Paul Martin' Music, NBO, 8:00 Dr. I. Q., NBO. 8:30 That Brewster Boy. NBO. 7:00 Contented Hour, NBO. 7:30 Cavalcade ot America, NBO, 8:00 Fred Warms Pleasure Tims. 8:15 Lum and Abner, NBO. 8:3tl Richard Orooki, NBO, g:0O The Telephone Hour. NBO. 0 :3ft Hawthorne House. NBO. 10:00 New Flashes. NBO. 10:15 Your Home Town Nawi, 10-35 Musical Interlude. 10:30 Moon I lulu Sonata. 11:00 Sir Francis Drake Orch., NBO. 11:30 War New Roundup. KKX MOO Klliieyelra Monday p. M. 13:15 Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, BN. 12:30 John's Other Wile. BN. 12-45 Just Plain Bill, BN. 1:00 Your Livestock Reporter. 1:15 News. 1:30 Mnrket Rnpnrls. 1:35 oreaon Civilian Defense. 1:55 Associated Press News, BN. 2:00 The Quiet Hour. 2:30 A Hon ie in ihe Country, BN. 2:45 Stars or Today. 3:00 Between the Bookends, BN. 3:15 Oretionlan News. 3:3ft strlnntime, BN. 3:45 Children in Wnrttme. BN. 4:00 Arthur Tracy, Street Slnier. BN. 4:15 Chef Mllanl. BN. 4:30 Coneert Orch,. BN. (l:nft Adventures Stories, BN, 8:15 FlyhiB Patrol, BN. 5:30 News of Hie World. BN. S:J""Tom M,t atriht Shooier, BN. 8:00 Secret City, BN 8:15 Rollie Trultt Time. (1:30 -For America smi, BN. 7:00 Monday Merry-Oo-Round. BN. 7:30 Miracles of Faith, 7:35 Castle Trio. BN. 7:45 Glenn Shelley, onanist. R:0O Ed Tomlinson, Com. BN. 8:15 Dear John, BN. 8:301 Love a MyMr-ry, BN. P:oo True or False, BN, 0:3ft News. 9:45 Dance Hour. 10:00 Blltmore Orch. BN. 10:30 Broadway Banctwaion. 10:45 Palladium Orch.. BN. 11:00 This Movlnt World. BN. 11:15 Ortan Concert. BN. 11:30 War Newa Roundup, MBS KAt.r 130 Hneeyetfff RVVIL ll Monday P. SI, 13:45 Klnt Bard Presents, MBS. . ,1-ir i urmr tn variations, MBO. 1 :3ft Johnson Family, MBS, 1:45 Boake Carter, MBS. 1 : 00 John Stun cm, Baritone, UBC, 1MB Takt It Ear. 1:30 Newa. MBS 3:45 The Bookworm, MBS. 1:00 Johnny Rlcharda Orch., MBS. 3:30 Hello Avaln. 4:00 Fulton Uwla, Jr., MBS, 4:16 Newt. 4:30 Dlminultlvn Classic!. 4:48 Music Depreciation, MBS. 5:00 Jimmy Allen. 6:15 Orphan Annie, MBS. 5:30 Captain Mldnlsht, MBS. 6:45 Jack Armstrong, MBS. 8:00 Gabriel Heatter, MBS. t: 15 New, MBS. 6:30 Spotlight Bands, MBS. 8:45 Movie Parade. 7:00 President Roosevelt, MBS. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. 8:00 Accordion and Guitar, 8:15 Better Business Bureau. 8:30 Double or Nothing, MBS. :0O News, MBS, 9:15 Manhatters. 9:30 Fulton Lewie, Jr., MBS. 9:45 Moon Magic. 10:00 Jack Teagarden Orch., MBS. 10:30 Newa. 10:45 Nell Bondshu Orch,, MBS, 11:00 Al Donahue, Orch., MBS. 11:30 Jack Teagarden Orch., MBS. KOAO 850 Kllocycleg Monday P. M. 12:16 Farm Hour. 1:00 Favorite Classics, 1:18 Variety Time. 1:48 Visiting Missionary. 3:00 Home Economics Extension. 3:30 Mewiory Book of Music 3:00 Echoes of Walklkl. 3:15 In Defense of America, 3:30 Orchestral Oema. 3:45 United Press News. 4:00 Symphonlo Concert. 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 5:00 On the Campuses. 6:30 Melodies for String!. 6:45 Evening Vesper SerTlce. 6:00 Dinner Concert, 6:15 United Press Newa, 6:30 Farm Hour. 7:30 4-H Club Program. 8:00 Evening Song, 8:15 University School of Music. 8:30 Higher Education Speaks. 9:00 The Sports Parade. 9:16 Excursions In Science. 9:30 Music of the Masters. 9:45 United Press Newa. KXL 780 Kllocyclca Monday P. M. 13:16 Club 750. 1:00 News. ' 1:06 Club 750. 1:30 Today's War Commentary. I:3B Club 750. 3:00 Newa, Little Orphan Annie f WELL, tt A N. f YOU WERtT C YOU FOUND TrSfoNE-THIRTY f HM-M--AND OrA (' fSX MY AQE. f WHO IS THIS NO--SO B LITTLE UPSET WHEN MY LAST TRAMP SMASHED UP VJAS TAKING A NIQHT LIKE A FEW YEARS, TRAMP? ANVBOCX' nj AS t KNOW HE 1 YOU CALLED ME FROM HOPE, . IN THE RAILROAD A SHORT CUT THAT! THAT MORE OR LESS, YOU KNOW? DID IS JUSTATRPMW MY SLUMBERS AT MY SON- , YARDS WHAT ' HOME FROM A SORT OF THING ARE OF UTTLE '' YOU EVER SHE f ' ' ' t J I 2:30 THS A.M. I J I TIME WAS THAT. LATE CALL WOKT MAKE YOU MOMENT- j i ' HIM BEFORE? fl v I AND OUT NTO THAT A PADRE? J ACROSS THE ' qET AN Y YOUNGER. 11', J I J ; T ReVlar FeUers T:Z ' By Gene Byrnes Tough Company '- VMiffir-l'--T - WE'RE ALL. UBT MB I MAV8Nt BUW-HUhX 30 HE KID A FOOr"l I u,ua ,.-,I7I" SSHS WZkf 6-MEN DoV EXAMINE aOTTlMtlJ 3g ' J BALL RISHT "TWROUSM . MINIP WgARIhf qiCVt) f OhWWU WT US Y VOUR JOOTTAGO 7k jQOUS VOUR WINDOW, EWjp POP? ALL MV UA J Z?rU- FEH'e,RaiL'.Yo 'take'-'vour Shimb- MOMel bab fob) PAy MILt M b5wvmcn an I m The Gumps By Gus Edson C'Mon Andy! This Suspense is Awful JCAM'T HEUP BUT WANTEQ f.'M BURNIMC HAxmSjONCTe, f VES. I ! f RIGHT 1 ffl f UltlhLiTj. liP l f FEEL TMA.T VOU TWAT S WITH WAIT-THERE'S WEAR Hit. V VJlT4 HAMDWC WITH OARE Hpuw B WEREN'T MEREiy CMINESE CURIOSITY MISMUSICA1- C'MGN VCu" " V THIS WAV, PUEA&E- t I TROUBLE RUfa,AND TINKLE IM TiiSa I ' V AU 11 IM Js i When you Iemt (; couldn't ILSP.m 1 iSiSSriT HURRY ' hmfW NOHMIM h mfr ViF mm al M ' 1 TARZAN By Edgar Rice Burroughs Trickery THE U-BOAT WOULW gy j fji- 7T W - " I 1 T iS I T-A S0 TET TURNED BE A TARGET FOR yCjL,. J I I 1 A Z-r VtV THE CRAFT P0WNWAR0 THE CRUISER'S GUNS, CM li If I I 'IN. I IJE5J-''V0 I TO ESCAPE THE TAR2AN WANTED IT If 1 J I i iwil . I l5& ill I,-1-, SfV WARSHIP, HOPlNS BROUGHT TO THE L1J (M r TO ENFORCE HIS DEMAND ' I jjtKTZ I 1 " V 1 MEANWHILE To FIND SURFACE. Sl i-H HE TIGHTENED HIS GRIP HT fTA- life MaXN I Ifll A WAY To DEAL WITH ' tTl I 11 ON THE CAPTAIN'S THROAT.' fatf VVSIw Jill. W 1 Pi" TARZAN. Mutt and JcH " By Bud Fisher " If Jeff Steps on the Bridge, He'll Bite Himself' If COME ON, JETF.'il-tffl (JUST LOOK AT THAT) M . COME ON) EfSSSfS.": I 7 C0M6 ONI IT'S WU'J 3:06 Defense Parade, 3:00 Newa. 3:05 Concert Ball. 4 00 News, 4:15 Mutiny on the High Seaa. 4:30 Crossroad Troubador. 4:45 Treasure Chest, 5:00 News. 5:05 Some Like It Sweet, 6:00 News. 6:05 Supper Melodies. 6:30 Silent. Tuesday Programs KSLM 1300 Klloeyclca Tuesday A, M, 6:30 Rise 'n1 Shlna. 7:00 Newa in Brief. 7:05 Rise 'n' Shine, 7:30 Newa. 7:45 Sunrise Salute. 8:00 Just Quote Me, 8:30 News. B:35 Broadway Bandwagon, 0:00 Pastor's Call, 9:15 Musical Horoscope, 9:45 Tune Tabloid, to oo The Worm rhi Morning. 10:05 A Song Is Born. 10:30 Womon In the Newa, 10:35 Castles ln the Air. 11:00 Music from Many Lands. 11:30 Willamette U. Chapel. 11:45 Lum and Abner. 12:00 Ivan Dltmars, Organist, KOIN 070 Klloorclei Tuesday A, M. :oo Northwest Farm Reporter. 6:15 Breakfast Bulletin, 6:20 KOIN (Clock. 7:16 Hcadllncrs. 7:30 Bob Qarred Reporting, OBS. 7:45 Nelson Pringle, News, OBS. 8:00 Jane Endlcott, Reporter. CBS. 8:15 consumer News. 8:30 Hymns of All Churches, OBS. 8:45 Stories America Loves, CBS. 9:00 Kate Smith Spoake, OBS. 9:15 Big Slator, CBS. 9:30 Romance of Helen Trent, CBS. 9:45 Our Gal Sunday. CBS. 10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful, OBS. 10:15 Woman ln White. CBS. 10:30 Vio and Sade, CBS. 10:45 Mary Lee Taylor. CBS. 11:00 Bright Horizon, CBS. 11:15 Aunt Jenny, OBS. U:30Fletcher Wiley, CBS. 11:45 Kate Hopkins, CBS. 13:00 Man X Married, OBS. ROW 20 Kilocycles Tuesday A. M, fl:00 News. 6:05 Quack of Dawn. 6:30 Early Bards. 7:00 News. 7:15 Muato of Vienna, 1:45 flam Hayes, NBO. 8:00 Stars of Today. 8:15 Symphonic Swing. 8:45 David Harum. NBO. 9:00 Women's World. 9:15 Newa for Busy Women. 9.30 Deep River Boys. NBO. 9:45 Musical Bouquet. 10:00 Woman'a Place. 10:15 Besa Johnson, NBO. 10:30 Bachelor's Children, NBO. 10:45 Dr. Kate, NBO. 11:00 Light of the World. NBO. 11:16 The Mystery Man, NBO. 11:30 Valiant Lady, NBO. 11:45 Arnold Grimm's Daughter, NBO. 13:00 Against tho Storm, NBO. KKX 1100 Klloeyclca Tuesday A. M. 6:00 Sunrise Serenade. 6:15 National Farm and Home, BN. 8:46 Western Agriculture, BN. 7:00 Clark Dennis, Singer, BN. 7:15 Breakfast Club, BN, 8:00 Old Refrains. 8:15 strlngtime. BN. 8:30 Prescott Presents, BN. 8:45 Keep Fit Olub with Patty Jean. 9:00 Breakfast Olub, BN. 9:15 Jimmy Blair, Singer, BN, 9:30 Helen Hlett, News, BN, 9:45 New Show a Day. 10:00 Baukhage Talking, BN. 10:15 Breakfast at Sardl's, BN, 10:45 Charmingly We Live, 11:00 Music Salon. 11:16 GeoRraphlcal Travelogue. 11:30 Stars- of Today, 11:45 Keep Fit with Patty Jean. 13:00 Orphans of Divorce, BN. MBS KALE 1330 1 KWIL 1240 Kilocycle Tuesday A. M, 6:30 Memory Timekeeper. 7:00 News, MBS. 7:16 Memory Timekeeper. 8:00 Breakfast Olub, MBS, 8:15 Breakfast Club, MBS, 8:30 News, 8:45 As the Twig Is Bent, MBS. 9:00 John B. Hughes, MBS. 9:15 The Woman's side of tho News, 9:30 Thla and That. 10:00 News, MBS. 10:15 Helen Holden, MBS. 10:30 Front Page Farrell, MBS, 10:46 Sweet and Hot, MBS. 11:00 Buyer's Parade. 11:15 Colonial Network: Orch., MBS. 11:30 Concert Gems. ll:46 Luncheon Concert. ia:ao News, KOAO 850 Kllocrolea Tuesday A. M. 1 10:00 Review of the Day. By Harold Gray mmmmm ml f'' tfiwmm wmm '-': ) iiima i r . TO THE WINNE R From Mrs. Ernest Heminffway, wife of the novelist, Winston Guest receives a trophy for his expert shoo tine at a Havana winter trapshoot and pigeon tourney. Guest is a kinsman of Winston Churchill, a hunter, and a polo star. 10:05 United Press News. 10:15 Tho Horaemakers Hour 11:00 KOAO School of the Air. 11:20 Musio of tho Masters. 13:00 United Press News, KXL760 Kilocycles Tuesday A. M. 6:00 News Bulletins. 6:05 Barnyard Follies. 7:00 News. 7:05 Barnyard Follies. fv 8:00 News. 8:05 Top of the Morning, 8:30 Morning Moods, 0:00 News Bulletins. 9:05 Dusty Records, 10:00 News Bulletins. 10:05 Western Roundup, 10:30 Musical Library. 11:00 News. 11:05 Organ and Voices Blending. 11:50 South Seas Serenade, 12:00 News, Rescue the Perishing
