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Newspaper Page Text8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Feb. 21, 1944 Radio Programs Monday P.M. KGW IIMI Kt. BLt'B NBC lUrt litM OK fur Rclta 6;I.V How Do YflU Dt LVSA Richard Crook :4. i Bicbrd Crofc "ft:M Bomb. AwaT :i.W Rnhi Avar f:3 ' Dr. I. Q. : Dr. 1. Q. (Tarry Plralat I Halm Draka , Dirk Tracy Red'i Gang I Jark Armtlrani I Neva I Captain MUnlahl I Nctri Mailt Maiic Kaollfabt Rando Spatilcbt Band! 7:M 1 Contented Roar 7:1ft 1 Contented Hoar Raymond Hwlna I War Correa. I Horaca Heidi ! Horace Helitt 1 inform. Pleata 1,45 : Inform. Pleaie ""t;06 Pleasure Timt l;.W I Fleetwood l.awton :XA I Cavalearie of Am. 1:45 ' Caralrade of Am. Stmt i l.um Aantr I Cannier P I Counter Spy TBlind Data I Blind Data I New I Art Raker a on Teleph. Hour !. I Teleph. Hour t:.ui Hawlh. Hou t:45 ' Hawlh. Hoaie I (100 Newt Flaibee lo.l.t I Hometown Newa in :in r.ardrnim 10:411 Voice of Nation f Muilc I Mail ' Randwaion 1 Boy, Girl Rand M:0O Orchrilra 1 1 : A Ore he Ira Him War Sewe 11:1.1 i War Newa Cancert Nonr Canrert nour Concert Hour Concert Honr "l"a;0O Swing ihift to t Tuesday, 4 A.M. to 4:45 P.M. ' Dawn Patroi - Mirth." Madneu . I Mirth. Madneaa . I Newa Parade - I Newa I Maatral Clerk i Farm Reporter Nat. Farm. Home I Rkftl. Ballttln Nat. Farm. Homo Ranaera Weetern Aarlcul. I KOIN Kloek 7:0(1 I Journal af I.lvinc ! Home Harmonic lil.V I Newa lleedhnet I Newe 7: SO I Orcanlit Jam! Abbe Obi, 1:4ft Sam Hayre. Newa 1 I.Ultnliu Poit K (o ! .star of Tnday ij.'i 1 .tame Abbe B;30 ! Story Dramai :I5 ' David Harum Breakfast Hub ' Rreakfast Club t Rreakfast Club ' Rreakfast Ctib t My True Story I My True Story Rkfst at Kardl'e Bkfst at Sard.'a t:00 1 Personality ffr. ;1IL ' Personality Rr. :So I Personality Hr. ;t,V Personality Hr. lft;lft ' Ruth Ffirbee 10:30 men Howard 10:4ft I Notebook !Tony Morse Sweet River Commentator Rshr Institute ti:on I Gnldini l.lrht 11:1ft I Today's Children 1I:S0 t Ufht of World 11:45 ! Chnrrh Rymna Raukfcaee Talklna I Dr. Malone The Muter Chef I Joyce Jordan 1 Ladles Be Seated I We Leva A Learn ! Ladies Be Heeled I Newa Women of Amer. Ma Perkins Pepper Young Happiness j Morton Dewney Newa f Livestock Report. ! News 1;0 , Backitase Wife l.liW I Stella Dallas 1 :3o Itrenio Jones 1:4ft Wldder Brown I Sam Hayes, Mite Newsroom I Bleu Newsroom 1 Rlaa Newsroom J:oO ! Girl Man-let t:tft I Portia Faces Ufa :S0 Just Plain Rill l:4fl I Front Pa. Parrell What'a Doing Ladles? Harmony Tolcat Ted Malone Road te Mf Vie and Made B. Boynlon Ramhlinc Reader Grace Elliot Glen Howard Ramblers Ramblers U:1ft. I Dr. Rate Awake at Switch Newa of World Awake at Switch Vincent Lopea Or. Hop Harrlran Orrheslra I The Sea Hound :n 4:4ft KALE I MO KC Monday P. M. W-.M, Show timet (1:4ft. Newsi :1B, Gracy Fleldsi 1:110. Lone Ranter) :M, Point Sublime; :M, Newst 10:00, Air Foreasi !:, News, 1(1:4.1 Music. Tuesday A.M. V4H. Cowboy: 7:00, Newsi :M. Haven f Reati 0:on, Roaka Carteri t:lft. Women's Nftwti fl:80, This and Tbati 11:80, Con aart Genai 15:00, Newa, fUGHJi by JOHN C FLEMING LOIS EBY Chapter 22 For once Kay was cheerfully lubborn. "We can see the plane in the morning, kiddo." "I want to see it now." Julie topped scrubbing her arms and hands with the towel. "But Jack's coming to dinner. Don't you think we ought to get home?"' "He'll be out there looking at It too. You know that." Kay shrugged, and cried brightly to cover anxiety, "Okay. We'll give it the once over.v They joined the group of ehattering workers who were going through the enormous hangar-like factory room to the door that led directly on the flying field. Already the morning shift were in their places. As Julie passed by her jig, she saw a girl in a red hairnet and Hawiai an blouse wielding a rivet gun. "There," Kay grinned at Julie's stare, "but for the' grace of five minutes shifting time, "are you. "Five minutes and a red hair net," corrected Julie with a weak flash of spirit. "Check!" laughed Kay. They had agreed on their shared aver sion for the brilliant, yarn hair . ncta. The early morning mist was still close to the ground out on the field. The air was damp and fresh after the smell of oil and hot metal that permeated the factory. Five hundred yards off stood the Aleutian plane, surrounded by a milling crowd of workers. Reg'lnr Fellers Tarzan puzzled y thc smoks IW THE GROTTttTABZAN CLiMBEO UP TO INVESTIGATE. ftj BRRR! T VALLEB l -f AOLOIEHS PIQHTIM" KOIN'flKSLM Trio RcmfnUra Orchrilra ' Radio Tbeatrr I Thenar Radfa Theater ! Radio Tbeattr Hradlinr lammentarr Ranch I Orcbntra TTonlte' Head'linea J Rim Morian Keyitone t Kevalone Rcretn fiotld Mr rem Gaild I Rlondio I Rlondio II Lava a M'tttry ' War Fronla F.d Salllran I War Fronta I Oaf Nlnctlea i Ariitncrati ) Gay Nineties t Klar Parade TBA I TBA I Vox Pop I Vox Pep 1 Newt t ftiath Myrl I Ruth Mri 1 Arthur Hilton I Five Star Final I Swimtlma I War Time Women I Kwingtimt I Lenny Conn Or. I Nw ' Heatbman Melw. ' Blen Off J Dorothy Allen. Mlllon Charlea I Orchestra. I On an Huila Newa ! I KOIN Klock Headllner Newi I Mob Green I Nrlton Prinila I Newa tc Farm Rile and Shine I New I Mo oil ei iComumer Newa I Cherry City Newt I Valiant l-ad I Bert Hirsrh Or. I Sterlea Am. Lovee I Tamo Time I Apnt Jnny Tance Time Ka"tSn7lth I Paster'aCall I Blr BUter I ll'a the Truth I Helen Trent Clifr Kd wards I Our Gal Sunday Orchestra l Ufe Beautiful I Ma Perkins ' Rernadlne Pirns I The Goldberaa I News I Nona it Danre I Sextett ! Sailed News Mufe Mutle Music ' NeUhbors I Open Door I William Winter I Bachclor'a Chll. Mvtle ! News Hillbilly gerrnade Mid-Day Matinee I Lum Si Abner Musln Musle ! Music Newa I R'd Matinee iU'dwav Matinee Gateway to Musle I I Gateway to Musle 1 Mary Marlin Musle I Newspaper af the ! I'. S. Navy J Air Musle I American Women I Music News Collins Calllnr Jack Smith The World Tnday I Concert Hour ! Conrcrt Hour Concert Hour I Concert Hour Stars of Today Musle Hob Andrr.n American Melody Hour New Musle Musle KOAC ftftO RC Monday P.M. 1:00, On the 1'pbeali ,1:,10, Stor Time! tt:1. Newsi :.10. Farm Hour: 1:30. 4H CI oat :, Muslei :80, Newsi t:U, Meditations. Tuesday A. M. li:M. Newsi 10:1.1, Homemakerst 11:M. Srhoelt 11:30, Conrerl Hall: i::0ft, News; 11:18. Farm Houri ?:(, Whose World: .1:ft0, Newsi 4:fi,, Voice or Armyt 4:4ft. Ad rentures. AP Features Kay and Julie moved alone with the factory group to join mem. ' A-voice over the loud speak er above the field was telling the history and exploits of the plane, the name of its pilot, the number of times it had engaged Jap fighters. "It's the same recording they'll use in the bond drives," a stocky welder told them: "Swell speech, isn't it?" Julie's fingers closed hard on Kay's arm as they came close to the streamlined little fight er .. . and she could see the bullet-riddled wings, the bat tered fusilage the loudspeaker was describing. She was seeing, too, those other words from the news ar ticle. "After his plane was rid dled with enemy gunfire and burst into flames, Lt. Rutledge." The morning sun found its i way through the mist now, and the plane gleamed. From somewhere underneath it one of the guards crawled out. Behind him came the stooping figure of Jack Parker. Kay chuckled drily. "He would be curled up in it some where," she said. Jack saw them and made his way through the crowd to them. "Did you see her row of rising suns?" he demanded. "Isn't she a honey?" As she fought for control, her sick gaze fastened automatically on a portion of the scarred and bullet-ridden fusilage. Her eyes moved from rivet to rivet. Four across eight down two across By Gene HA By Eduar Rice Burroughs uem THC TOP HE FOUND A IAR6E FliSUGE fUSFt V THE EARTH TRE.VtORS HE rtlT PURIKM THE NKHT. Pattern No. 1148 Here's a real pel asking for a home. This plump puppy is sure to win friends wherever you find place for him in' the living room or nursery, out on the porch or in a college dormitory. You can use almost any material plaid taffeta or flowered percale, checked gingham or flowered chintz. If you'd like a Pussy Pillow for the other end of the sofa, order Pattern No. 1982 also. Pattern envelope contains hot-iron transfers for 1 pillow; stitch illustrations and full directions. Our 60-page multicolored book of Needle Arts containing five free patterns, and many other suggestions for dressing up your home and yourself is now available. Send your request for this book to the address listed below, enclosing twenty cents (20c) in coins to cover the cost and mailing charges. Send 11 cents (coin) for Pattern No. 1846 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dept., Ill New Montgomery St., San Francisco, 5, Calif. four across eight down; two across "Come on," Kay's voice car ried cheerful authority. "We're going home. And if you want some food, Parker, you'll wheel out that chariot of yours post haste." In 10 minutes they drew up before the apartment. Julie leaped from the car. "I want to hear the radio reports," she said and fled up the stairs. They listened to them while they ate breakfast. There were fragments of reports of the Attu battle such heart-break-ingly brief fragments. Jeck Looked so mournfully sympathetic that Kay kicked him under the table. "How're the new plans com ing'.'" she asked cheerfully as she brought him an ashtray. Her gaze commanded him to talk. Obediently he talked. At first he spoke aimlessly, but soon warmed automatically to the beloved subject. Of the beauty the speed the preci ACROSS L Vehicle, for snow travel B. Body of water 9. Blunder 12. Article of food U. Malt ItfUiom 14. Krtrll-h letter 15. City In Iowa 1H. Kmploye 17. Playing card IS. rirata 19. Itnwr 2l. Tablet 21. Moiher of Peer IS. Head covering 36. Take great dellKht 3S. T.ljtlit repaat 3S. Avoid 41. Riftorounlv 43. Large Eat rnrtian tr 4R. Change 46. Roman magia- trate 49. F.dp so. Pronoun si. City in Navada sr.. stem s;. winr it. On the mm- mtt M. Easy rait 50. Occupied a aeat 61. Cover the inside 62. Smooth Hvnt 33. Pries about furtively 2a. Early New Knsrland net Her 5!t. Aurlclo SO. Itepr-Ried 32. Hobbies 33 4 15 (o 17 e p,l? Uo ! 3 31 7"" 32 31 134 ...... 43 ZT1 "T" 27 5o SI ST ST SA ISS st" 2s :5 ?f s Ll I tu , I I I ' Byrnes At HE CLIMSEP OOVM HE NOTICED THE FlURE f(CTfNPtO ittOW THE MARK Mtt IV HWM Tilt HOW tough f I wONoea J IAMM OU ARE S'POSK J ( IF I'M BCIN I dJf H I'M M iTOO GET OP AN' H. V. KIDOED! y 5 I "yTOUOHVIAN TORN ON T HEATj--J fj- 'fyfi F sion of the new models. "I'm working on a thing now," he was leaning over the table, his thin face glowing with eagerness, "that's really sumpin.' Boy, the possibilities in some of these new when they're really utilized after the war revolutionize things " Kay sighed and rose to pour him more coffee. "That's what I like about your descriptions," she said wryly. "They're so definite. You always give us the facts and figures." Julie smiled wanly. "I'm terribly afraid the FBI is going be on your trail for your gar rulousness," she teased. Jack grinned sheepishly as he held up two fingers for sugar. "My roommate says talk in my sleep," he said. "Tell everything I'm doing and wor rying about but never mention facts or figures." "It's an an," sighed Kay. They sat waiting for the next radio report. Julie was tapping absently on the tablecloth with her knife. Unconsciously mov- DO FT HOE ORE RfJ E M E S TH NCEB AULA NTLY Bit s s pBb e EK AN Wo N E lS A M MEUDlAlRlElsUSlLTYl Solution Of Saturday's Puizlo M. Optical organ 64. Ovule So. Caused to go DOWN 1. Blemish S. Tibetan monk 3. Pieces out 4. Hopelessness 5. EnRllh na tional poet . Too 7. Maintains S. Ancient Jewish ascetic 9. Passes off In vapor 10. Cover the top again 11. One of the families of organ plpea 23. Chief actor 24. Simpleton 2a. Fruit alone 26. Western talo 27. Pay 28. At no tlma 31. Became ap parent S3. Kxpunge M. Utters 37. Masculine name 40. Insect' eg 42. Small waves 44. Kthlca 46. Aspect r resn supply 4S. Knot again .ia. ot any S4. Wander 5:.. Start ot. Proceeded Starting the Day Right Impending Doom EBBflSPA TS roeJIcavi. A R All I R ENE T O Tit MljR E A 0 Nil ' M SQV PrUt Affn p TIeHa n te1 1 rPERT t Nig C A E NHT PjT L ACAT ETs B A L Hjl t f p11sIn 1 g ApD a vms HERE IVAf A (SREAT tMN6ER . Kft TAR7AN KNEW THAT MEN THE TIDE REACHED IT HEK3HT, IN LATE AFTERNOON, IT WULt 1U4H INTO THE VOLCANO THROUGH THI FSURE. CAUSINfi VIOLENT EX PLOSION AMD AN ERUPTION t V i i i. m r i t m h. . a i f ing four across eight down two across four across eight i down ... I Suddenly she looked up with a sudden startled expression, her hand poised above the table with the knife. "The plane we saw today " she questioned, "did Empire build it?" Jack regarded her with mild surprise. "Sure," he said. "That's why they landed it on our landing field." Julie's hand had clenched around the knife until her knuckles were white. "Then." she said slowly, "we built David s ship, too." Jack nodded. "Both were from job D-23." Julie's eyes were wide with startled wonder, her lips parted in an awed smile. "I worked on job D-23," she whispered. "That's why that one piece of the fusilage looked so familiar. Somehow I never thought of my work actually holding part of a plane together. . . ." Her eyes moved slowly from Jack's face to Kay's. "Maybe holding Dave's plane together." Kay breathed a silent prayer of relief. (To be continued) Howlands Entertain Roberts Eleven children of the Roberts school were guests of Gladys and Roselle Howland at their home. Following sev eral hours of games lunch was served bv Mrs. Howland. Those Henry Donald Duck 0, JUST A5 I THOUGHT: DOSSQNE STORKS - back: chislius r---L AY HEAirf The Nebbs whee! th1 HOW COULD GRAND JURY BrHtssl Awfll UP aVSkFor THEM AMoY VlHATS A OlRrvtf ITS SWEET OF TWANKSiAMBV.V0U MIGWT 6ET "D0NT BOTHER ll TORE HIS ) WILL PAVE TO XfRICKBUTTM ) VOL) TO INVITE USA IMTENO TD TIRED MIN tCITaWfJl CAN ALWAYS r"ffi,ic iMRCTfii f sr? CONFESS THAT tvFRMD 1XU LpOWN HERE yDONOTWIN6 -ME6BE 1 CAN iEEp BUSy Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Speed the Day THEY HELP IT, WITH ALL THE EVIDENCE WE HAD ON HIM? INDICTED TURK IN LESS'N TWO HOURS! ga- 11 ' " ill till 77 J na M r. aal I g g-n KtammmSii(iRr ia A tl The Gumps By Gus Edson H'iTa Dale I ALL THAT FANCY BUT. I HATE TO T1 ItiME ISSO SHORT, oH.0ON.lHATE TO U lu-l:JP22)k'l FOL-P6-KOL TAKES S PISA7TOINT l TRISHA, PARLIN ' 1 PlSAPPOkNT BIM- HOW DOES THIS MENU TOO LONQ-dONS FURLOUGH J TWSHA. SHE II LET'S JUST HAVE A I BUT.OFCOLIRSE OU'R6 FOR THE WE0DINS I LISTEN, ISALMOSTUB. VrANTS AN OLD- CIVIL CEREMONY J RIGHT. WHAT ABOUT BREAKFAST SOUNP? BIM! nrg! FASHIONED WEPWNS- , ... - , -f TOMORROW0' Mutt and Jeff By Bud Fisher V JEFF VOO AMD I YiW BIG MRVh rSttrtHALS i; vcu B IivfhH A LONG LONG f-'l Rationing Dates (Clip tnd keep for handy reference) Ration Book No. 3 iBrown s'.ampa for pur- cha. of meats-fatal, etc). February 20 Explrattou data of brown atainp. V W and X. Uarch 20 Expiration date of brown itanipb Y and Z. Z aerie, valid on Feb ruary 30. Each weexly aerlea good for If pointa. Ballon Book No. 4 (Procei.ed fooda). February 20 Expiration date of ireep atamps 0. H and J. March 30 Expiration date of ireen tamp. K, L. M. Token will be given on and after February 37. in chanae. February 27 Starting data for uia of red and blue ration lokena. Suaar March !I1 Rvolrallnn rial, nf damn in. I Book a. good for 5 pound.. Stamp 40. Book 4. valid for 5 pound canning augar through February 28. 194a. Shoe. Stamp No. 18. Book 1. and "Airplane" atamp No. 1, Book 3, valid for one pair each. Loose atamps not accepted. Slovea Purchase certificates available at local boards. Wood. Sawdust, Coal Fuel dealers deliver by prtorltlea based on needs. Fuel OH March 13 Expiration data of period 3 fur oil coupons Period 4 coupons valid February 8 to September 30. Not more than 59 percent of aeason'a rations should have been used to date. Gasoline Match 21 Expiration date or No. 10 coupon. In A book. 3 gallons each. Tire fn.pectlon "A" every e montlu 'by March 31. 1044) "B" every 4 montha iby Feb 28, 1944). "C" every 3 months tby Feb. 28. 1944). "T" every 8 months or 5000 miles of driving. present included Betty Lund, Velma Hardy, Jean Asher, Mary Jean Thomas, Junior Thomas, Gerald Graves, Jack Cater, Ray mond Osborn, Donald Klopp and Gladys and Roselle Howland. By Carl Anderson 0 ggt7(gk TALKING PARROT PRY CHEAP-' By Walt By TURKS INDICTED. BUT HE'S NOT C0NVICTED,tET! SO THE NEWSPAPERS DEMAND A QUICK TRIAL. EH? HAVE BEEN A SO.Tb SHOW MY HELP TO ME APPRECIATION LET . k i,- a, . u VA-d v.t i 1 1 jar y I aagfc.a.J ...aggggii.gggjjjjjjgggggggj- U m lURn J M 1 w I l l, UU I I'll UO UHL U IHMICU I 111 I tr-IE CJ ULVINCK I I m rUrt VSO.TOSHOWMY-.YSALLRWHT WZTZTTU k? APPRECIATION LET ME g TAKE IT H0MEM I-war bond afi V1" t?'i!W AND HAVING YtoO FOR A PAL ALL THESE YEARS HAS MADE ME VERY PRESENT YOU WITH LITTLtVIFT.1 iPPV? M IV. 1.71 I I Igf M 1 1 I I r V V.- hf I TT.!ga Three Nations Decorate American Flier London, iP) S. Sgt. Sylvester F. Dudek, 34, who sold bananas in Philadelphia, Pa., betore the war, has won decorations from three nations one of the few, if not the only, American en listed man to gain this distinc tion in this war. Dudek, whose parents were born in Poland, came overseas in 1941 with the Polish airforce which he joined in Canada. Flying with the Poles he won Room and Board . I FOUND THE BOW AN' A B SMI IN TUP AARJSE COSH, UNCLE HOMER., I AN' THE CHIEF TJIPNT KNOW ME THE RIGHT WAY TO cuwri-r vUFN-.TiOQA4 THAT EXPLODING ARROW WAS A IT WRECKED WAR. INVENTION OF M3URS Disney Hess MY USUAL STRATEGY IS TO STALL AND FENAGLE AND DELAY TILL THE PUBLIC LOSES. INTEREST" BUT NOT THIS TIME! Yes and I'll Bet There's Many ME A f BUT- VttHl CArtL. c a V. the Polish Virtutl Militari (Pr lish equivalent of the congres sional medal), the Polish CKtsi of Valor with three bars, auc Lhe British D.F.M.. He trans (erred to the American An Force and flying as. a waist. . gunner in a Fortress already li.i; earned the air medal with Hut. clusters. ' The Council of State Govern ments, through its committee mi crime control, is giving special attention to juvenile delinquen cy. . . By Gene A hem THE NERVE OF NEIGHBOR. WAS SHOVA1N' MORGAN SAYING IT WILL COST THE FENCE" WHY, THIS HOUSE WAS BUILT BEFORE HIS, AND THAT IS MY FENCE l ft. a The Cold Eh Shoulder! Guest Appearance! THE SOONER I'M FOR. WE GO TO TRIAL, THAT! A MONTH THE SOONER YOU'LL. BE FREE, IN DIS CASE AND I'LL BE Ml ITTV ft A TURK- fruitcake! Another Photo in the Scrap Pile ft