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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October 21, 1942 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Seven ?oom and Board COIXi, RAJAH, X?: -J c n-, COLONEL, A CROSS f SFEAKTOTHE JSZ., '' 3 BETWEEN A HILL MYNA AND S SENTLEMAN i "v -I A wwt piGEOM POUTHE "RECPre A ' SIGNAL COKPSl INSTEAT5 I BIT OT KIPLING, ON THE or ATTACHING A MESSAGE OLP CHAP A TO ) V. TO ITS LEG, THE MYNA- V-i jrtANDALAY S PIGEON SPEAKS f Y I vHERE THE 1 .E Lt I FLYING FISHES S yStWtT .By Wotkins Chapter 1 ' . Sour Note , "'That' nxnrtlv what T nlMn." laid Kathleen. "He doesn't ap peal to me sentimentally." "Oh, well, you may change. Even If you don't, one has to make sacrifices for one's art." "I wish that you'd keep on be ing silent," said Kathleen. "Hey, wait a minute!" Joe call ed, as she started off. "What did you do with that bottle?" "It's there by the tree," Kath leen answered. . "Okay!" said Joe. "I made a deposit on it." "Well, of all things? Worrying about a silly little deposit of a few pennies." "My darling," said Joe, "pen ies count nowadays." He watched Kathleen go on her way, shaking his head there in the shadow of the big old tree. Such a sweet little thing lo look at, and such an exasper ating little thing to listen to. Then he put thoughts of Kath leen from his mind, and arose to greet Ruby. "You were swell," he said, and meant it. "You got right under the skin of Letty, and made her live." "Thank you, Joe," said Ruby, She sat down beside him. "You sound as though you really mean what you say.", ,"''" ; ' "I do," said Joe, "I hope if I ever get a play produced, the act ress will make my heroine live as you made Letty live. I liked you a lot, Ruby really I did." "Joe, you're sweet." Ruby Innl Kafir atfainci th trunk of the tree. "And this is a hea venly spot. I'm falling In love with it." "The barn, you mean?" asked Joe. "Yes. And the country all around it." Joe instinctively . placed his arm about her, drew her to him. Ruby did not resist. She relaxed against him like a little girl who was all tired out from too much running about. They sat thus, silent understanding. And Joe knew that he would always remember the moment. It was a sweet moment to remember Ruby, with her appealing per fume, the dark, star-sprinkled sky, the sound of sleepy insects. "Something for me to remem ber in my old age," he thought. Presently Ruby stirred. "It's dear of you, Joe," she said, "lo let me rest here like this. I know you must be want ing to get back into the gaiety." "You're wrong," Joe said. "I like this much better. The two of us here together sort of of understanding, not needing to talk a lot of chatter." "It is nice," said Ruby. "I like it also." And they relaxed again, gaz ing off toward the barn. But they did not know, of course that Kathleen and Paul were also relaxing sitting upon a bench, their backs against the barn's wall. "And do you suppose," Kath leen was saying, "that Ruby really will do something about Joe's play, If she likes it?" "I wouldn't be surprised," said Paul. "She does seem to want to try starring herself. But getting a producer interested, and finding backing means a lot." "Yes, I suppose so." Kdthlcen was thoughtful for a moment. "Has the author of 'Goodbye, Honey Chile!" gotten his back ing.'" "I'm not sure about that Paul replied. "But I hear some scouts are being sent down from acw York to watch the pro iluclion here in Llnvllle." "Then If I had a small part Hie scouts would see me!' "Unless they're stone blind," said Paul. He took one of aKlh Icon's hands, and laid it against his cherl- a gesture he was us ing that week in the iirst act. Bu Gene Ahem E. Wright! of the play. "You are mighty easy to look at.1 "And you are going to give me a chance, aren't you?" said Kathleen. She leaned forward so that she could watch Paul's face. "It means so much to me." "I know it does," said Paul. "I'll bringthe script of the play out to the barbecue. You can read it, and tell me what you think." "But I know I'll love the play," said Kathleen. "May I read aloud to you the cole you have in mind for me?" "Of course you may," said Paul. He pressed the hand he held to his lips a gesture he used in the second act of the play. "You go with moonlight and roses," he said, his voice husky with emotion. "You spell romance Kathleen, my sweet one." "Thank you," Kathleen said. "I love having you say things like that to me, Paul." . She had forgotten completely that only a short time before, when with Joe Neely, she had used' the expression "sentiment al nonsense." Sarcasm It was 1 o'clock in the morn ing when Joe walked over to the barn "Sorry to interrupt such a charming scene," he. said, ".but I'm a working man. I have to get home for some, sleep." He smiled at Kathleen,, who edged away from Paul. "Mind going now? "Certainly not," Kathleen said. "I've been wondering what was keeping you "And I," said Joe, "thought you were coming back to the old tree. Ruby and I were discussing my play.' Kathleen got up, held out her hand to Paul. "Goodnight, Paul," she said. "Thanks sc much for the helpful talk. I'm going to be pretty busy for the next few days, getting the old farmhouse in shape for the par ty but drop by whenever you feel like it." "Thanks," said Paul. "I'll do that. Good-night, and good luck." He turned to Joe. "Same to you, Neely. When does Ruby expect to produce your play?" "We haven't gotten that far," said Joe. "Coming, Kathleen?" Kathleen walked away with him. "You needn't have .bitten the man's head off," she said, when they were getting into the car. ' "What man?" said Joe ras if he didn't know. "Paul, of course. He was only Interested in the play. That's all." "Maybe. But I didn't like the sarcasm I delected in his voice." "That was your imagination," said Kathleen. "My imagination is never sar castic," Joe retorted. They rodo back lo town in si lence. But Kathleen's silence was a pleasant one that is, to herself. In spite of the strained relations that had sprung up be tween her and Joe, her heart was singing. Matters were cer tainly looking up for her and she wasn't going ,to worry her head about Joe and their dis agreements. Cosy Picture "You and Paul made a cozy picture sitting with your backs to the old barn," Joe said, as he brought the car to a standstill in front of the Vaughan resi dence. "Terribly cozy and ro mantic." - "Really?" said Kathleen, "You saw us that way because you'd Just made a cozy and ro mantic picture with Ruby sit ting beneath the old oak tree.' "Maybe." Joe got out, held the car "door open for Kathleen. "How about a dale one night this week? Bctte Davie is going to be on at The Galax theater." "Sorry, Joe", said Kathleen I'm not making any dates. I've jot 10 much to do digging up stuff to carry out to the farm for the party. The place has, to be almost completely done over I mean cleaned from cellar to attic." "Working nights?" "Partly, yes. But I'm going to do a lot of reading too.-1 want to study some' parts so's to be able to show Paul and Ruby that I have ability." "Oh, that!" "Yes, that," said Kathleen. "But you needn't take such an unpleasant tone. I'm not being unpleasant about you giving so much time to writing your play." "No, you're not," said Joe. "But that's because you're more or less glad to have me occu pied. It gives you more time to spend with Paul and Fred." To Be Continued Radio Programs Wednesday Programs KSI.M Mini) Kilocycles - Wednesday P. M. 4:00 Tha Aristocrats ' 4; IS Newt 4:30 Teatima Tunes 4:43 Announcer! Choice B:Q0 Modern Melody Trio S: la Let's Reminisce S:30 Langwcrth Choristers 6:00 Tonight's Headlines 6:15 War Commentary ' 6i20 Singing Strings . 6:45 Popular MUSIC 7:00 News In Brie! 7:05 Tommy Reynolds Orch. 7:30 Willamette Valley Opinions 7:50 Earl Haich Vlbraharp . 8:00 -War Fronts In Review 8:10 Two King and a Queen 1:30 Treasury Star Parade 8:45 Eaton Boys 0:00 News 8:15 Unsworth douches 8:30 Salute to South America 0:45 Dickson's Melody Mustangs 10:00 Let's Danct 10:30 News 10:45 McFarland Twins ' 11:00 Alfredo Antonlnl's Concert Ore. 11:30 Last Minuu Haws 11:34 sign Oil. KOIN Oil) Kilocycles Wednesday P. M. 4:00 Second Mrs. Burton, CBS ' 4:15 Wilbur Hatch, CBS. 4:30 Orecn Valley, USA, CBS 9:00 Nelson Eddy, CBS 5:30 Harry Flannery, CBS 5:45 Bob Garred, News, CBS 5:55 Cecil Brown. CBS - 6:00 Arkansas Traveler, CBS 8:30 Major of the Town, CBS 7:00 Great Moments In Music, CBS 7:30 Melody Time 8:00 Amos n Andy. CBS 8:15 Harry James, CBS 8:30 Dr. Christian. CBS 8:55 Dick Joy, News, CBS 8:00 William Winter. CBS 0:15 Oregon Wildlife Federation 9:30 North west Neighbors 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:20 Air-Flo of the Air 10:30 The World Today. CBS 10:45 stop. Look and Listen 11:00 Henry Busse. CBS 11:30 Manny strand Orch,, CBS 11:55 News, CBS 12:00 to 8 A, M, Muslo and News KGW fl'JO Klloryclca Wednesday P, M, ' 4:00 Frank Hemingway 4:15 The Personality Hour 4:45 H, V, Kallcnborn, NBO 5:00 Stars ot Today 5:15 Cocktail Hour 8:30 It Happened In the Service. N 5:45 Bill Henry. Newa, NBO 6:00 Eddie Cantor, NBO 6:30 Mr. District Attorney. NBO 7:00 Kay Kyser'a College. NBO 8:00 Point Sublime. NBO 8:30 Tommy Doriey Orch,, NBO 9:00 Oregon on Guard 9:15 Paul Martins' Music, NBO 9:30 Your Mayor Speaks 9:45 Ray Mace'a Music, NBO 9:55 Musical Interlude, NBO 10:00 Newa Flashes, NBO 10:15 Labor- News 10:20 Moonlight Sonala, 10:45 St. Francis Hotel Orch. 10:55 News, NBO 11:00 Your Home Town Newg 11:10 Musical Interlude 11:15 Blltmore Hotel Orch,, NBO u;au war wews Roundup 12-00-2 A. M. Swing Shift KEX I IfKI Kllncyclea Wednesday P. M, 4:00 Easy Aces. BN 4.15 Mr. Keen, Tracer. BN ' 4:30 Hank Lawson'a Knights. BN . 4:45 Dean Dlckaaon, Commentator, BN 5:00 Don Wlnslow, BN 5:13 The Sea Hound, BN 5:30 Jack Armstrong, BN ' 5:45 Captain Midnight, BN 6:00 Hop Harrlgan 6:15 James Abbt Covers tha Newa 6:30 Spotlight Band. BN 6:55 Oracle Fields, BN 7:00 Raymond Gram Swing. BN 7:15 A Man and His Music. BN 7:30 Air Base HI Jinks, BN 8:00 Earl Godwin, News BN 8:15 Lum and Abner, BN 8:30 Manhattan at Midnight, BN 9:00 Penn Hotel Orch., BN 9:30 New 9:45 Down Memory Lane 10:00 National Radio Forum. BN 10.31) Broadway Bandwagon 10:45 Ambassador Orch., BN 11:00 This Moving World, BN U:15 Organ Concert, BN 11:30 War News Roundup . KALE l.lilOt KWIL 1210 Kllncyclei Wednesday P, Al, 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr- MBS 4:15 Johnson Family, MBS 4:30 News 4:45 Candlelight A Sliver 5:00 Captain Darter 5:15 Alvlno Ray Orch., MBS 5:30 All Star Parade 6:00 Gabriel Heatter. MBS i 6:15 Great Dance Bands 6:30 Jimmy Allen 6:45 Movie Parade 7:00 John B Hughes, MBS 7:15 Music for Moderns 7:30 Lone Ranger. MBS 8:00 Symphony Halt 8:45 Guy Lombardo Orch., MBS 8:00 News. MBS 8:15 Today'a Top Tunes 9:30 John B. Hughes, MBS 9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr.. MBS 10:00 Bob Chester Orch.. MBS 10:15 Wilson Ames 10:30 News 10:45 Ted Weemi Orch.. MBS 11:00 Herble Holmes Orch.. MBS 11:30 Johnny Richards Otch., UBS. KOAC 350 Kilocycles Wednesday P. M. 4:00 United Press Newa 4:13 Choral Music 4:30 stories foi Boys and Girls 5:00--On the Campuses 5:30 Evening Vesper Service 5:45 it's Oregon's War 6:15-Unlted Press Newa 6:30 Farm Hour 7:30 School of Muslo 8:00 The Business Hour 8:30 Higher Education In Wartime 9:00 Independent College Program 9:30 Music of the Masters 9:50 United Press News 9:55-10:00 Tomorrow's Programs KXI:i!0 Kllnrrclei Wednc.diy p. M. 4:00 New. . :01-Oltnn Miller soMutiny on tht Hlffa Seta 4:45 Harmooy Hal) 00 Newa 8 OS Billboard of tht Air 5-30 WXl Sport Pata S-45-Bord.r Cara 6 00 War Cnmmentarr 8:00 South S.aa Berenarla '30 Dtnn.r Hour Mrlodira 1 00 March or Hutorr 7:la-Traa.iir Slar Paradt T:30 Billot . Thursday Programs KSLM 13R Kilocycles Thursday A, SI. 6:45 Rise 'n' Sti in 1:00 News 7:05 Rise 'n' Shine 7:30 News 7-45 Your Gospel Program 8 00 Lud Oluskin's Orch. 8 30 News 8:35 Lane worth Concert Orch, 0 00 Pastor's Call 9:15 Kato Mendelsohn 9:30 Popular Muslo B:4 Blue Blsiers 9:55 To the Ladles 10:00 World in Review 10:05 Herb Jeffrey 10:30 Women In the News 10:35 Curly Fox 1100- Some Like It Sweet 11:35 Willamette U Chspel 11:30 Hit Tunes of Yesteryear 12:00 Organalitles 13:15 News 12 30 Hillbilly Serenade 12:35 Willamette . Valley Opinio 12:55 Interlude 1:00 Lum and Abner 1:15 Selectees AuRcvotr 1:30 Milady's Melodies 1- 45 Melody Mart 2:00 Isle ol Paradise 2:15 V. S. Army 2:30 Novelettes 2- 45 Tune Tabloid 3:00 Old Opera House KOIK mi) Kilocycles Thursday A. M. 8:00 Northwest Farm Reporter 6:15 Breakfast Bulletin 6:20 Texas Ranners 8:45 KOIN KlocK 7:15-Wake Up News 7:30 Dick Joy, CBS Henry Little Orphan Annie Keg'lar Fellers LOOK. AT THIS PENNY ! IT'J AN OLD ONE. ! EIGHTEEN NINETY-SIX ! The Gumps T-trzan Mutt and Jeff JT-THE PLANTS 1 HffnSrrTT LEAPIN . iJJ BUT THOSE d, ONLY A MILE' A I THEYVE STOPPED I IApngl jl PARACHUTISTS? . 1 M FROM HERE-THOSE I W THOSE BUSHES. I AtiZ- ' 1 X"W ' THEY HAD 3UNS I t$&M ptf&Zff? 1 PARACHUTISTS'LL I 7T, TITfaj AS P THEY I MEN! SEEMED I jf-. , BUT THEY DIDN'T SlM&MSllilJ. I KILL TH' GUARDS PSCTfc'&'SibiliSflS HEARD SOMETHIN-- I TO COME R.K3HT JT'niMaifflSp' FIRE A SHOT? MlJmWKtlSaEM K EASYt ANT THEN- htmmSiS) , : V OUT O" TH' fVmjllB&r . A THEY DIDN'T dVMiMK i y w gs HOW DARE YOU W PON'T BE EXCITER T IT I COULDN'T HELP I YOU DIP IT ON H 17 OH, BIMBO! V NOW,NOW-MILLIE.' DRIVE THE CAR I MAPAM-1' CAN EXPLAIN.' 1 1 I IT WHBN THE CAR I I PURPOSE! VOU-YOO I I THE GUESTS PONT WRiHKLE YOUR INTO A BROOK! I REALIZING YOU HAD TO II I SKIPPED INTO I I SAP!.' I'LL-rLL HAV6 1 I ARE ARRIVING.! I PRETTY BROW, PET.' YOU STUPIP I BE HOME FROM THE II 1 THIS BROOK. l YOU FIREP IF IM J I I'M SO WORRlEP I YOU KNOW HCNJ LONSi DUNDERHEAP.' I HAIRPRESSIN6 SALON 1 1 W i 1 LATE FOR THE T 11 ABOUT MAMA- I IT TAKES MAMA AT hhttj Ttt-w ma srss3 i p explosion j - aue (HELLO, Vou'Nfi MAN.') f KM-W HE DID! Y!irN f QUITE RlGUTM flF YoURE SO SMART, f tf WHV ARE YOU P MV POP L p H? HE SAID T A J WHV DID VOU MAKE I O J LOOKING AT ME J SAID VOU'RE Jll JJ VOU ARE SELF-MADE I r . -! VOURSELP fd if J f r j-jJ j S) 7:45 Nelson Printle. News, OBJJ 8: DO Consumer News .8:15 Voices In Sons 8:30 Valiant Lady, CBS a 45 Stories America Loves. CBS 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks, CBS 9:15 Big Sister. CBS 0:30 Romance of Helen Trent, CBS 0 45 Our Gal Sunday. CBS 10:00 Life Can Be Beautiful, CBS 10:15 Ma Perkins, CBS 10:30 Vic ano Side. CBS 10:45 The Goldbersi, CBS 11:00 Young Dr. Malone, CBS 11:15 Aunt Jenny. CBS 11:30 We Love and Learn. CBS 11:45 News 12:00 Carnation Bouquet. CBS 12:15 Bob Andersen, CBS. 12:30 Joyet Jordsn. CBS 12:45 Bachelor's Children, CBS 1:00 Galen Drake. CBS l:15-Sam Hayes. CBS 1:30 School ofr the Air 2:00 News 2:15 Siesta 2:30 William Winter. News. CBS 2 45 Ben Bernie. CBS 3:00 Gaslight Harmonies 3 15 -Sialr Traffic 3:30 Frank Sinotra, CBS 1:45 News KGW ff.ft Kllncycles Thursday A. 51. I - 4.00 Dawn Patrol 6:00 Show Without a Name. NBO 30- -Sheppard' Serenade (i: 35 Labor Days 7:00 News 7:15 Music of Vienna 7:45 Sam Hayes. NBO 8:00 Stars of Today 8:15 James Abbe Covers the N. t 8:30 Symphonic Swing S:40 Lotta Noyes 8 45 -David Harum. NBO - 9:00 The O'Neills. NBC 9:15 Words and Music, NBO J J ' v ' Al J Ai-c-u-wa;t 5whilc-u-vmmtT J Sg ' ! k t ) b I HAD ONE. LAS' WEEK. I UtfY FATHER HAS J I DON'T KNOW HOw LI V I THAT WAS OLDER N THAT ! I I I A PENNY HOME. ) f ftNftSOUT n istot- l r i r . s jwrc. i I ah rwuitiLLn tcm; rt, i 9:30 Mary Lee Taylor 9:45 Kneais With the News 10:00 School Program. NBC 10:15 Kneasi With the Newg 10:30 Homekeeper's Calendar 10:45 Dr. Kate. NBO 11:00 Light of the World. NBO 11:15 Lonely Women. NBO 11:30 The Guiding Light. NBC 11:45 Hymns of All Churches, NBO 12:00 Story of Mary Marlln, NBO 12:15 Ma Perkins. NBC .. 12:30 Pepper Young's Family: NBO 12:45 Right to Happiness. NBO 1:00 Backstage Wife. NBO . 1:15 Stella Dallas. NBC 1 :30 Lorento Jones. NBO 1:45 Young Wldder Brown. NBO 2:00 When a Girl Marries. NBO 2:15 Portia Faces Life. NBO 2:30 Just Plain Bill, NBC 2:45 Front Paae Farrell, NBO 3:00 Road of Life NBC. 3:15 Vie and Bade, NBO. 3:30 Against the Storm, NBO. 3:45 Judy and Jane KEX 1IWI Kilocycles Thursday A. M. 6:00 Moments of Melody 6:15 National Farm and Home, BN 6:45 Western Agriculture. BN 7:00 Escorts and Betty. BN 7 : 15 Breakfaxt Club, BN 8:15 Remember? 8:30 Texas Jim Robertson, BN 8:45 Keep Fit Club with Patty Jean 1:00 The Traveling Cook. BN 9:15 Christian Science Program 9:30 Breakfast at Sardi's. BN 10:00 BauKase Talking,- BN 10:15 Little Jack Little. BN 10:30 Benny Walker's Varieties, BN 11:00 Wartime Periscope 11:15 A. P.O. 11:30 Stars of Today ByCari Anderson By Harold Gray By Gene Byrnes By Edgar Rice Burroughs By Bud Fisher By Gus. Edson Marooned 12:S0 Market Report! 12:35 Novelettes, BN 12:45 News Headlines 1:00 Club Matinee, BN 1;.VS News, BN 2:00 The Quiet Hour 2:30 Singing Strings, BN 2:45 Slug Me a Song, BN 3:00 Stars of Today 3:15 KneaM With the Ntws 3:30 The Gospel Singer, BN 3:45 Springtime, BN KALE mill KWIL 1140 KllocytlH Thursday A. M. 6:30 Memory Timekeeper 7:00 News. MBS 7:15 Memory Timekeeper 8 00 Haven of Rest, MBS 8:30 News 8:45 Old Songs 9:00 Boake Carter. MBS 15 The Woman's Side of tha News 9 30 This and That 10:00 News. MBS 10:15 Ml Find My Way, MBS 10:30 A. P. News. MBS 10:35 Peaeen Flttarrald, MBS 10:45 Buyer's Parade 11:00 Cedrlc Foster, MBS 11:15 Miss Meade's Children, MBS 11:30 Concert Gems 11:45 Luncheon Concert 12:30 News 12:45 Your Date . 1:00 United War Chest 1:15 Sweet & Srnttmental- MBS 1:30 New York Racing, MBS 1:45 Man with a Band. MBS 2:00 Sheila Carter. MBS ' 2:15 Don Lee Nrwsrefl, MBS 3.00 Philip Keyne-Gordon, MBS 3:15 Hello Again- 3:45 B1U Hay Reads the Bible. MBS. KOAC 5511 Kllncycles Thursday A. M. 10:00 Review of the Day After All, You Must Remember That Mult Is No Rembrondt 10 05-DQlUd Press Newg 10:15 Tha Homemakers' Hour 11:00 Muito ot tha Maeteri 13:00 United Press Nana 12:15 Farm Hour 1:00 Favorite Classics IMS-Variety Time 1:45 Melody Lane 3:00 Home Garden Hour 2:30 Memory Book of Mulle 2:45 Monitor Views tha Neil 3:00 Organ lnterluda 3:15 Lest V Forget 3:30 Great Songs 3:45 United Press Nevg K XI- 150 KMorrcles Thursday A, M. 6:00 News 6:05 Organ : 15 Good Mommr to You 6:30 Alone tha Oregon Trail 7:00 News 7:15 Sunrise Serenada 7:30 Shop tha Clock 7:35 News 8 00 Hawthorne Tempi 8:30 Parade of tha Bands 8:45 Top of the Mornia 9:00 News 9:05 Dusty Records 9:55 News 10:00 For Ladies Only 10:30 Your Government BpeakJ 11:00 News 11:05 Little Things In Life 11:30 Morning Moods 12:00 Highlights in the Day Newt 12:15 Agriculture Today 13:30 Rhythm Rodeo 12:55 News 1:00 Matinee Metodlrs 1:30 Spotlight on Vocal 3:00 News 3:05 Club 760 3:00 News 3:05 Symphony Hour 3:30 Organ 3:45 Symphonechoes Change in Plans That's Hoarding. Too Blocked Escape TARZAN RUSHED ONLY TO EN' COUNTER THE FIERY JE.T OF NAZI FLAME THROWER. ft