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Newspaper Page Text8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, July 21, 1944 Radio Programs IKGW ?J IKEX "S (:M I OK far BallaH :I5 I Bhrlhm I Terry a Piratea 1 Dick Trace I Jack Armstrong S:84w Day Fester :M Walla Tlma Taka y Case I Hollrwooo Show I Gabriel Healler :16 Walta Time I Take Mr Cair Hollrwood Show I Screen Teat a:SO People Are fanny 1 Spolllibt Bands Tbal Brewster I Double o, Nalbna 1:4 People Are Pannr 1 polllbt Banda I Boy Double ar Kothna "" 7:0a I Boalon Blaekla I News I Jimmy Duranlo . Commentary t:l I Boston Blaekla I Ted Helena I Jimmy Durante I Lowell Thomas :N In. K. Kallenborn I Kara Wolla J Blase Door I Lone Ransri 1:45 I NBC Nero Wolfe I Canteen i Unl Bsnser 1:04 Musle Shop I News 1 1 Loa a Mystery O"?"' S:IB I Fleetwood Lawlon ( Parkar Family I Press club Orchestral t:a I Thin Man . Gam Busters . laneranl en t;4 I Thin Man I Cam Boilers linorant Bena :( I rorleush Fnn J Meet Tear Nayy I Charllea Bullies I New" :H Furlouih Fuji I Meet Toar Naey Charlie Bossies IS'1""" :10- I Musle ' New. ! Her. to Front I Fulton Lewis t:t I Musle I HsrroU'e Cant I 8er. to Front Bwlna Time la:M- NewaFlasbss I Orcheslr. I Fire star Final 1 0"h"'' 10-1S I Roma Twn News I Orchestra Wartime Women I Orchestra la:S0 I Labor Round-up i Orchestra I Orchestra News ja:4a Paul Pace Orchestra I Army I Orchestra ll:M Blltmoro Or. I Concert Hoar I News 11:1ft Blllmor. Or. I Concert Honr I Orchestra 11:M War News Concert Hoar Orchestra 11:45 Boando- I Concert Hoar Orchestra 11:00 Uwlut to t I I Musle, News I. 6 I Hl.n Olf : Saturday 4 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. o.w- Dawn Patrol I J no Plana Quartet I Musical Clock News I Musle Timekeeper a-ta Piano Quartet I Farm J: Homa Tesas Ranrcri Musle Timekeeper a'ao I New. Parade I Victory Garden KOIN Kiork III', tb. Truth a:4S I New. Parade I Melody KOIN Klock I News " 1:00 i News Parade i B.N. KOIN Clock I Newa 1:15 News I News New. I Rise ana Shin. 1:0 Tropica feho I News News I Moods e.45 1 Sam Hayes B.N. Consumer News I Today'a Tradea Too I NBC Breakfast Club Warren "weeney Good, hip Orne. . :I5 I NBC Breakfast Club Let's Pretend Goodshlp Grae. ' I SO Melody Breakfaal Club Faahlono as News 1:4a I Melody Breakfast Club Batlona Orchestra a oo I News I Fannie Horst Theater of Today Orchestra .:15- Consumer Tim. I Fannie Hurst Theater of Today Pastor's Call : :S0- Atlantis Spolll.ht Bkftl. at Sard e News He o Mom ' 1:45 Allantle Spolll.ht I Bkftl. at Sardl's Fun with Dunn Hello Mom 10 00 Hsre'e to Youlh Bkfst. at Sardl'. IGrand Cent. Sin. News Jo liC S"M to Youth S-e.ll.nd Or.no Cent. St.. I Al William. 0:St- Indiana Indl.a . I Frolic. I Country JnL f.opc. 10:15- War Telescope I Frolics I Country Jrl. Lopes 11 OB I Stare of Tomor. I Metro. Opera Co. I Mary Lee Taylor I O S. Marina. lIlloT Star. .1 T.m.r. ' Metro. Opera Co. Mary I. Taylor Orchestra 1I:S- Star, of Tomer. I Metro. Opera Co. Orchestra Mm a 11:45 glare of Tomer. I Metro. Opera Co. I News I 12:00- Melodies I Metro. Opera Co. I Victory I Or.an Ills Melodiea J Metro. Opera Co. I Iclory ,'New" . ts mZ Musi. Metro. Opera Co. Vlsilln. Hour Serened. ilisS- Musle I Metro. Opera Co. I Vltlllnt Hour I Rhrlhm 1:00 Rupert Hushes I Orchestra I C.B.S. I Nws , i:15- Barbara and Boy. I Orchestra C.B.S. Questionnaire I SO NBC Orchestra Newspaper of I Orchestra ills NBC I Oreheslra I the Air f Orchestra " a-nft Tour America I News I Press Photo , News : Silt i"r America I Concert Pres. Phol, Pllt . Brow. 1-30 N.B.C. Concert I Mother Dsd Orchestra tltS Meditations I Hello Sweetheart I Mother ai Dad I Four Bells S:30 I.Cart Massey Co, S:4a I Art of Living- (Sport show Leon Henderson 4:00 lAmer. Stories 4:16 lAmer. Stories 4:30 ) Noah Webstar 4:451 Say. I Correspondence I Leland Stowa Musio I Muilo KOAC S60 KC Friday P. H. 1:00, Oa the Upbeatl 6:30: Story Timet :lll. Newsi :80. Farm Houri 1:M. Wake Up, I:1 Trade Wlndai :00, Masiei :S0, Nswsi S:4S. Medllatloa. Saturday A, M. 10:00, Newsi 10:15, Homemakera' Rourt 11:00, Co-edl ll:30t Concert Hall: 2:00. aWokst 1:15, America Mareheai 2:80, Mem ary Timet 4:00, Qulai 4:15, Red Crosat 4:0, Studio Party. Fattcrn No. R2126 Try out your beginner's lessons on this simple floral pattern, or II you are a filet crochet expert, here is a quickly-made gift set. Pattern envelope contains 2 filet-crochet diagrams of easy-to-see dot-in square method; also 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. R2126 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dept., Ill New Montgomery Street, San Francisco 8, Calif. Please include your postal zone number. Lebanon Christian Church Will Picnic Lebanon The Christian church Sunday school will hold Its annual picnic Sunday at the city park. The membership will go to the park just after the morning services, for potluck Rec'lar Fellers Tartan i 'i nil llrllJL.Jlii J I li I WHAT A PLACE! SPEAKINcS OF FOLKS.' LET IN THE FRESH 1 THE SPOOKS. ) r d LIKE HOME r 7- TtP.M5 si, iv4TM n'S . - . IT HAS ALL THE DEPARTURES- V. AIR ANP SUNSHINE- fLV I friPENOr-tJWViei" Wfl . V." Tt eT eu. " tV. MAGNIFICENCE I WHAT ARE We? f --rP:crfflt n T S&ZL. TAKUH, PB. WMeJ AND WRSi I kSJ MAftY STMtreD BACK , tjM "1 AtcXcJ 7HC TRAIL . rWVb&&UMMI 3 TOWARD HOME. -:- Jpl I yn REtPfrCTIVE WAV?). Friday P. M. IKOIN tn . CBS KSLM r I Galea Drake Ree'e Oani Barry riaonary I News Superman Tom Mia I Peoples' Platform I World Today Concert Honr Concert Hour J Orchestra I London Column i Mrs, Miniver I Mrs. Miniver i American F.asles I American Eaxles I Sanla Ana Air B. I Sanla Ana Air B. KALE 18.10 KC Friday P. M. S:I5, Suprrmani 5:80, Show Timet B:IR, Newet 0:15. Grade Fields! 1:30. Lon. Ransert 0:00, Newst 8:45, Fultaa Lewlat 10:00, Orchestral 10:80, News. Saturday A. M. 0:45, Cowboyt 7:00, Ncwst 9:00, Market. In. i 0:15, Women's Newsi 10:80. This and Thatt 11:80, Concert! 12:00, New.) 2:45, News! 8:45, Hawsilt 4:45, News. dinner and a program. All members and their friends are Invited. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Estep will be in charge. A special type of service is scheduled Sunday morning, when Rev. Holly Jar vis, who has just completed 10 years in the ministry, will speak on the topic, "Ten Years a Min ister." By Gene By Edgar Yesterday: Patient, war-worklnc Louise Malone ind her mother have rushed 10 LaOuardien airport. New York City, to meet Angel Louise's ylamorous sister whose husband la a famous mtssin. air hero. Ansel had announced by letter that she eyas returning to live with her mother for the duration. Both Louise and Mrs. Malone are filled with misgivings as the bit plane approaches, for they know that Angel is in for a big surprise. The spoiled blonde beauty, away for three years, cannot be aware that the Malone family fortunes have fallen, that she is returning to a tenement in a Brooklyn slum not fashionable Forest Hills. Chapter 2 The passengers were coming out of the plane now. Men in uniform, their eager eyes seek ing familiar faces among the waiting crowd, suddenly find ing them, then hurrying for ward to take wife, mother or sweetheart into their arms. As she watched them, Louise felt a sudden surge of pity for Angel whose Jimmie would never come to her. It must have been hard for her riding on that plane with home-coming serv icemen. It must have brought back a flood of memories and made her own loss all the more poignant. A fat middle-aged man dress ed in civilian clothes stood in the door of the plane now. He was smiling a little diffidently and shaking hands with him self, his pudgy arms raised high above his bald head. "A not-so-hopeful politician," thought Louise, "giving his imaginary constituents the glad hand." She smiled as she watched the two photographers snap the man's picture and begin to fold up their cameras. It was clear that they weren't particularly sold on their subject. Louise could almost hear the tall red headed one say, "Nuts to you, old boy. You haven't a chance." She could tell by the way his lips moved and the Impudent look on his face that he was say ing something like that or worse. He was grinning, and she found herself grinning with him. He saw her, waved a hand, and his lips formed the words: "Hi there, Beautiful." It was unmistakable, Louise frowned and looked back at the plane, but her sup pressed smile unleashed a pro vocative imp In her eyes and made her dimples all the' more obvious. The politician had stepped out of the doorway now and was waddling his way to ward the gate. Evidently he was the last passenger. Where ACROSS L Is abl 4. Room 31. Exist 22. Playing card 33. Hurry I.. Kins Arthur's lanco 9. High mountain 12. Copy symbol Tor is! Perulnins- to a Mt swTsKity" City 37. Inplliintton 35. 14. LOW 15. Wooden pin 16. Trees 17. Prohibition 18. Scrutinize 20. Curved 22, Receptacls for liquids 28. Furnishes a crew 24. Backbone 26, Shoe fastener 3S. Understanding 40. Wears into shreds 41. Walk in water 42. Seethe 43. Couples 45. Striklng violeutly 48. Acknowledge 49. Corpulent fit. Menagerie 52. Horse fi3. Of the mornlnv 29. rax ?0. Flexible slender f4. Feminine name St. orancn 6a. organ of sight ei. M :. m l ll!L gftit W'Z H!l ftEZZZZi-ZZZt 1114' i mm V ',' si 35 f TT far f:T Byrnes Rice Burroughs er-r TnfN Trie JUNdLE IM0 W TNf IU500Y TRACKS OF A VWUNPf 0 APC. HE KNEW HE MViT HELP IT OH i was Angel? Hadn't she come? Louise glanced at her mother, and saw that the anxiety in her eyes had given way to sharp disappointment. "It's all right, Mother," said Louise, catching Martha's hand and holding it tight. "She didn't come but that doesn't mean anything. It just means she couldn't get a seat. Priorities, you know. She'll come on the next plane." The tears had begun to well up in Martha's eyes. "It might mean she's not coming at all. She thinks we don't want her poor Angel We we didn't an swer " "Of course we didn't answer her letter. How could we? It only came this morning. Don't worry, darling. She knows we want her. She'll be here." Martha started to say some thing, but was interrupted by a whoop of joy from a young airport attendant who was standing nearby. "Lookit!" he was saying, "Oh boy! Lookit what's gettin' off dat plane. It's something outa dis woild!" Louise and Martha turned quickly, their eyes folowing the boy's pointing finger. Stand ing on the ground near the plane was a tall, thin woman in a nurse's uniform. She was holding a baby In her arms. Angel's baby? But Angel had said nothing about bringing a nurse. . , . In the door of the plane, her slim figure silhouetted against the silvery background, stood a young woman dressed in black. Her accessories were black, too, and the effect was that dramatic simplicity which designers strive for and so rarely achieve. But it was the girl who dominat ed the costume and the scene. Her hair was pure gold and it fell in soft waves to her shoulders. Her eyes, the color of blue cornflowers, seemed to accentuate the pallor of her face, giving it an ethereal qual ity. Her full lips were parted in a smile that was at once wistful and alluring. Aware of her audience, as if for the first time, she lifted her chin a little and almost perceptibly straight ened her slim shoulders. With out knowing her or anything about her problems, the people watching her were strangely im pressed. Here, it was obvious, was a brave little woman de- CHPAWS lORE aJerje Ivan rR j n d Ieva Ells' A G A JRET rCTpItCTbIle Dp a l i flclRlElwl U P O Nip A R E RiN GlG-LS E RGSllSENT 8otutlon Of Yesterday's Puzzle Build Sail DOWN 1. Sleeve-lexa: garment 2. Point 3. Expressing denial 4. Indifferent fi. Mischievous trick 6. Competent 7. Eccentric rotating part 8. Wrap 9. Concealment fop the put-pojs. of attack 10. That which li lent 11. Body of water 19. unierotia 21. Formerly 23. Dull linish 24. flray rock 25. Nut 2. Kind of thread 27. Black wood Canvas aheltera 30. Refuse 33. Good-looktns 34. Perceives clearly . Wild animal 37. Kdge 39, Sudden aharp pain 40. Instigate 42. Fundamental 43. Johnnycaka 44. Off 45. Nerva network 48. New star 47. Purpose 60. Obstruct ADO" MOW ERE SER Free Enlnrirpmpnf I XT X I I SHAPES ANP WtNPOW. A LET OUT twp' ao ri urcr . CVi Friend in Trouble Mutt and Jeff Rv Bud Fisher In Case You Didn't Know This Is a Plain Case of Double-Talk "N H.. -'ayaww-- New Minister lift Admiral Naokuni Nomura (above) has been named Japanese navy minister, succeeding Admiral Shigetaro Shimada, Tokyo has announced. termined to face the world calmly after a trying emotional experience of some kind. And apparently, she was somebody important. The photographers began hastily unfolding their cameras, setting them up again. They hadn't expected this. But they Henry Donald Duck TTl 1 rwE COULDN'T COME! J f yye'i i CFFrj LU HE'S A TOSOMEB V ABOUT V" - -r- It's about time! ivTN ofwaeTj 7 that! ilLX BEEN WAITIM' PINNEK J 7 - - s VsJ-- -. , m, it 'i iiiii JI'TTTir TWEMTY MINUTES! r, V VEAH, -i OW, S 11111 IK11 ' I , AND WHEEE'S) r- STHE OTHEE A(VEAH!) K .Ml 111 llll. : ) . jl H LUIgj- il ll : -orlja.hartf! j KtfnbcleJ by Km; Tttmn Syndit.lf'' -XJ 7-2 f J 1A3. gt i5Nef7 TheNebbs By" Hess Ruby Relents I ' fCiABBER I I jOUR3US DON'T NOU I k"WERE ALS'PJS- 13 V MA-HA-HAR! It-HcI I TWOU6MT NERE SO KNOW t CA4 I REAOV VERY SEVERE Z (tuis is THE FUNNIEST W WASTVC.WAVil! iVcJg- "AVW 00 ( TO TAKE AVtH YOU.fiUT J St pIS ) OP PASSING YOUR-Jf SET US US fOyST JWLEO FORI . .9.. . - VHAPPEHED. TO r -y Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Too Many and Too Soon D mmS " OrEPENbSTrlT r"llSlilffB9l,H3 -aas. TWE TIME IS GEE'. IF 1 ON OUR SETTING WISE lAllHl 6LUP1. Wwmfj t NOW! T CND ALL THEY SEE I AWAY-" OH-0H1. f GU ( WwMm-nMM -f 1 1 HIS FOLLOWERS US TRf IN V A TRAP! NOAUM wMwmWWZfWl I wV'PC I rafa ' ' ' By Gus Edson " The knew a photogenic windfall ) when they saw one, and they could practically smell a good story. Evidently the young woman expected to be photo graphed. She was posing. "Who the hell is she any how?" asked one of the men as he focused his camera on the vision. "Strikes me as a little too perfect to be real." The other man grinned and aimed his camera. "Even if she's phoney, she's got what it takes for a pin-up." Louise and Martha, standing motionless on the ramp, were j sitent ior wnai seemed HKe a long time. Then: "It's Angel," said Martha, the tears welling up in her eyes. "She looks so pale and so sad poor Angel. But she's lovelier than ever. Her pictures will be in all the newspapers tomor row." "Yes, she's gorgeous," said Louise. And refrained from adding: "But she's making an 'entrance,' as usual. Poor Mother!" At that moment Angel turned and looked toward the ramp, saw her mother and sister, "Darlings!" she cried, lifting er hand to wave at them. ' Louise returned the wave with a grave salute, and Mar tha blew a kiss with trembling fingers. But Angel did not see them. She had turned now and was facing the cameras. 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B3 and C3 may be renctvrd within but not before 15 days from 1 Uli os cover PuH Oil Period 4-5 coupons valid 'thru September 30. Fill your tanks nowl Tire Imperllon Records must be repre sented for gatoline renewals, ispecial ap plications, and tire replacements. Stoves Apply at local OPA board for purchase certificates. Wood, Coal. Sawdust Order now. Dob I risk thoriwa next winter. By Gene Ahern TAKE YER A SWELL GUY, PORKY, AN' Y'KNOW WHAT?- I'M GONNA SIGN OVER MY CASTLE IN ENGLAND TUH YUH. WHILE I'M IN DA ARMY AN YUH CAN USE AAUH TITLE AS DA OIL OF SHANKHAM, KJU T-if World rights reserved. -And Then There Were Two! .BVpl, ITS MfKY. tV," ,'l r,'i:l;, S)rV,.V't" ,,cj a II 111 I ,1 -SJil f I a ttVB s IB I II I ' - - ---.--L.J:---""---"