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Il2 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Sept. 21, 1944 Radio Programs i w tt Nno rk 8:00 OK for RaUtae I Tarry "Mretae jllrlcbtr Wjlav j Ntwi :lo Rhythm I Dick Trie? I Rrd'a Gam ftiprrmaa 6.3A liood Chr (Jack Arnalroni I tUrrr llanntry I Tom Mit ftjja L. P. Lochnfr I Hop Harrltan Nrwa I Mini Nawa Wire lOO Masia Hall Rartnade MaJar Rowfi Cabrlcl Hratai 4U1S- Mutlt Hall Ncwa Maior Row I Strn Tl ;3rt Charllo Chan ftpeillibt Ban da Corlcaa Archer ! (l.rhcalra ill Charlla Chan UpoUUht Banda Corltaa Arrhc-r ' IHrhMlra 7?0tJ Harry ftaTOj Ray. Gram Swlnt : Flrit Una I War Commentarr 7:lfl Harry Saroy Appolnlmeni j Flmt Mm i Lowell Thomaa 7:S(V Marrh or Tint Jt I. Brown Romance 1 Red Hdr March of Time Joe T Brown Romance ' Red Krd rr " 8:00 Gov, Dewey Newt Myatery I Orchntra :I5 Gov. Dewey l.am a Abntr i Paiiinr Parade I Orchnlra B:3ft Frank Moran Frrd Warlnt I Death Valley (lrrhealra g:45 Frank Morian Fred Warina 'Death Valley I tirchealra 9:00 Amer. "challenia Oreheatra I Jerry fteara I Newt :1V- Amer. Challenge I Orchestra ! Jerry Heart Re Miller 0:20 F.llery Queen I Nawa I Orchestra I I ulton Lewis 9:45 F.llcry Qaeen 1 Maale Box O reheatra ' Cap. Jo u rnal new 10:00 New a Flashes i Talk Flva Rtar Final i Mysteries 30:15 Horn Town Newt I Henry Taylor I Wartime Women Hosieries 16:30 Musfa i Orchestra I Orian I News 1U:I5 Aluslo ' Concert Hour I Texas Ranters t Orchestra "jtitlO " Blltmora Or. Concert Hoar News Open House 51:15 It HI in ore Or. Concert Hoar Orchestra 11:30 War News Concert Hi-nr Air Fie 11:46 war stwi Concert Hour Preheat ra "l3:0n-. t Swing to t I I Serenade SUn Off Friday, 4 A. M. Dawn Patrol I A:QO Musical Clork I Gardening I Muslral Tim I Farm it Home U'estrrn Start t Mufrl Tims ;30 Newt Parade I Farm A Home I KOIN Klork I Musical Time e:4.V Journal of living 'West. Atrlrttllore 1 KOIN R I nr k 1 Nrw 7:00 1 Flrtrher I Home Harmonies (Koln Clork I News 7:15 j News I Martin Asronsky Hradltner Newt I Orchnlra 7ifl0 I Reveille Roundup James Abbe News 'News J:l. I Ham Hayes 1 l.Mcnln Tost Nelson Prtnila 1 Serenade 11:00 I Stars of Today Rreakfast Club (Consumer Newt j Dr Talhnt :.V Jnmri Abbe Rreakfast Club I Valiant I.arif 1 Dr Talbot ft HII I Mirlh A Madness Rreakfast Club MM of World (News R:t, Mlrlh A Madness I Rrrakfast i'Mib , Aunt Jenny 1 Orrheitra 9:00 Voire of Nallon I Glamor Kale Rntllh j Roake Carter I 9:IA ll.arry Smith I Clamor Bis Sister I Payor's ('all 6:30 I Personality hour I Bkfat at Kardl'a Helen Trent Midland I'.K.A. 6:4. , Personality hoar f Bkfst at SaHI'a Our Gal Sunday 'Jenifer Lotan 10:110 I Benny Walker Tony Morse Mfe Reautlfal News 10:I,V- I News I Htara of Today Ma Perkins .lark Bcrrh J0:30 I Trnplral Rrhoca j My Story Rernadine Flvnn I-opfi 10:43 Art Baker I My Story I The Goldheras Ration Newa "jTiOO j Gufdinc f.liht I Raukhaae Talklnt I Poilla fares life fTedrio Foster 11:15 ITndar'a Children 1 Mystery Chef f Joyer Jordan Waits Time 11:0 I Women In White l.ariiea. Re Heated Va Dr. Melons Serenade U;4JU- I Betly Crocker I Ladles. Bo Sealed I Newa . ' Orrhcslra 12:00 Woman of Amer. I Morton Downey News I Top Trades 1:I& Ma Perkins Star Time Neighbors i News 12:30 p. T auru's Family I Newa llriahi llnrliona Serenade 12:4.V Rltht to Haont. I News Barhe. Children I Serenntle 1:00 I Rackataae Wife Sara Hayes, News i Cnanttnt World 'News 1:1. I Stella Dallas rararia Newt I Lum a Abner 1:S0 J I.orenro Jnnea News Mary Marlln I Mnlo 1:4ft V. Wldder Brown Buddy Twist 1 Some'lnt for you I Mtula 2:00 (Girl Marries I What's Doing I Newspaper of I News t:lJV 1 Lore and I.earn ) Ladles? the Air I Oichestra 1:30 f Just Plain BUI I Voice of Exper. I Meet the Mlaana 1 inchestra 2:1 I Front Pa. Farrell Cliff Kdwards I Meet the Missus t Radio Tourt S:00 I Road to Life Hollywood Newa j Newa News A: lit David llarrum 1 News I L. Murray Show Concert Hour S:30 B. Buyntnn I Rollie Trultt I Stars of Today Concert llnur 8:4,1 i Aunt Marr fHhnw I World Today I Jnhnson Family " 4:00 I Dr. Kale - Swing i Lady of Preia I News 4:1ft I News of World I Swing I Danre Lite Rtorlet 4-;i0 1 Rhvthm 1 Andy Vlrelnla ' Fridav on I News 4:tft III. V. Kallenhorn I The Seahoand I Broadway j Rf.nnduo -KALE IH.10 KC Thursday PM B:00, . Romanret 5:15. Supermani n:M. Show Tlmei 6:00. tianriei Heaieri n:ia. Graria Fleldsi 1:15. Reporter! X:00, Music Moderns! 11:3(1, Adventure: :W. Newt) 1:45, Fulton Lewlsi 10:45, Orchestra. , rRIDAT A. M. I :0ft. BIblei 9:00 Roake Carert l;J!t. Wo. I me iv" s Newai 10:00, Newsi 10:10. Thla Jb ThaU 1130, Conrrrt, 17:00. Newsi l?:4A, Farrq Frnntt l:lfti its ore ihusici AP feature! Chapter 2 But Lucky meant to solve the mystery of Joe. He'd babbled a qi- to her the night he was Idrunk the twisted story of a boy who, fatherless, had trust- led an older man, been made the fall guy for him on a forg ed check charge, served a term for-It. Afterward his name had beep cleared, but he'd stayed in the Islands then. She knew that", but she had lo know more. If she knew his connection with Thad, maybe the rest would be clearer to her, what Thad thought she'd done. She had to know. Yet how to Bel at it? She felf '.helplessly young and im inalure. She wished she could he'Jikc Di. Sure and confi dent? and able to gel what she warned even when it was Thad. That thought forced her on.;. She said, "Joe, the money Thad borrowed from Uncle Frank, that was for you, was n't it?" He didn't answer at once. The mainsail moved across Ihe lorlh star and back again be fore .'he finally spoke. "Yes." lie conceded unwillingly. "I'm Inlying a boat repair business in Miami." 'Oh! I'm glad. Cappy thinks vnu'ne the best boatman in the Islands." She was genuinely Ulnd, knowing what it would mean lo him. But it didn't oiuc any nearer solving her problem. Sn many questions rowded at her. "Is is 'Brcslin' your real name, Joe?" "Yes. Not that I'm any cre- idit -to il!" Heir Inr Fellers X I HUD50N! IXGOSH !' J'arznn A Thursday P.M. ' KOIN "'" KSLM to 4:45 P. M. I I Texas Rangeri 3:ft0. News) 1:43, Rill nay, Biblet 4:00. Fulton Lewis, KO AC ftftO KC Thursday PM 5:00, On the L'pbeatt 5:30. Slory Itonri :U, Newst tt:M, Farm Hour; 5:30, Music 0:30, Newai 9:45. Meditations, FRIDAV A. M. 10:00. Newsi 11:00. Srhooli 11:30, Conrerl! Vt, Newai I!:IA. Farm lloiiri 1:00, Klriin' Rangei 7:00, Club Women; 31:00, Newai 4:.1l, Dance Randi 4:15, Srienre News. The raw bitterness In his voice told her this still was painful. She couldn't probe deeper, no matter how much it meant lo her. Yet she must find out some other way. So much depended on it. It's connected with Joe. (lie Ihing that's changed Thad. I know it But what? Why docs he want Joe to marry me? That question kept twisting, fretting in her mind. Why? Unless Di But what could Di have told him? Thad wouldn't have be lieved her. Yet something's convinced him I've done a thing lo be condemned for! I've got to find out. The feeling of urgency pos sessed her. She didn't lose it, even after she went below not until she dropped into the deep rugged sleep of emotional ex haustion. Hours In lor she was awaken ed by an abrupt change In the schooner's movement. T h e beam sea was gone. They were Jarring into il. Overhead wind whistled through the slays, and blocks and running rigging banged with Ihe pitch. Spray shot through Ihe open halch above her bunk. She closed il. swung out nf hod, hurrying into heavy slacks and a swealrr. She fell anxi ous, without tangible foundation for il. On deck il was slill dark, with Ihe blackness that precedes a stormy dawn. Off the port quarter she caught the flash of Great Isaacs. They'd rounded out of (lie protected channel of Ihe Northwesl Passage into a stiff sea. Solid water slosh- Hv (Icne By Edc.nr I . nl GOH,BOMI' I . " WXL CALM YSELfT Y WHAT HAPPENED : ( PtNHEAD NOTHIN' ) ,IMtK' J I I Y I JEST HIM I OH II ALL BANDAGED YtAH 'I I I ! . IIWH AANTIM1 I TTN ' C WIS tri I Z" I 'A SIZES, IV 3719 size; 6-14 Mother and Daughter A youlhful jumper style that both mother and daughter will find wonderful for daily wear gives one that comfortable feel ing of looking neat and trim. No. 3488 in size 36 requires 1 ' yds. 54-in. fabric for jumper; 1 7s yds. 39-in. for blouse. No. 3719 in size 8 requires l1 yds. 54-in. fabric for jumper; 1 Vi yds. 35-in. for blouse. The Fall-Winter Fashion Book is now ready. Illustrates 175 styles in full color. Selections for all sizes, ages and occasions. Price 15c, or only 10c when or dered with a pattern. Send 16c for pattern, which includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly. Be sure to state size you wish. Address Pattern Department, Capital Journal, 552 Mission St., San Francisco, 5, California. cd over Ihe foredeck and dous ed her shoulder with spray. An extra hard gust heeled the schooner till the rail beside Lucky went under. She braced herself, waiting till the boat righted. Then she slid aft into the cockpit. She could see only Ihe dark bulk of somebody at the wheel. H' fnrnmr hnlr,i..tf Pan. py check gear.'fc Thad's voice across sr.. j 1. Pieces out 37. 6. Alovrd over tlia phi m co 3S. - 9. Title o( a 4. ' monk 41. II. Wholly 42. ! oct-ujilM 13. Eert;rteii 41. tree 4.'.. 14. Went first 47. lo. M mlloy 10. Astringent 50. p.i 1 1 17. Fun 61. 15. Subordinate I 2n, Kish 1 21. ran T2, Proiift 55. I IVt, J n nip ?i. About f.fi. I 27. OiPii) seed iT, "f. (lramlpiirent.il 1 So. catch up with 130. South Aineii. SS. can bird bO. Rubricate Egyptian solar hesitation Doivry tltaiiua: LouLsia na court decree GoiiciP5s of dawn Device! f'r walking over soft deep snow American nil thor Italian lake Vessel ror heating li'tuiil ' r r r i7 1 is i? " 71 sf Wp4 !iizzJfczzzil;7 w aZZZ JS ;??3b n J5 3 ' 55 5o 1 K8 ., , .,;, Si S3. S3 S4 Si J pS S K tlx1 vpi.s ' WELL CALM Y5ELF, I PlNHEAD-NOTHIN F'VVOKUY ACKXJT (y AT ALL Kice BurrmiKhs , ' HA'J THE Ki P.'fitIV VUWuE. was rigid, toneless. She crouched on the thwart ship seat. He's there! she thought. I've got to ask him. Before anybody else comes , , . I must! But seconds ticked by while she fought panic to get herself in hand. The boat wasn't slugging in to the waves so hard now. The wind was slacking, but there was uneasiness in the quiet air, lull before the storm. Lucky pressed her fingers In to the sodden cushion under her. Hurry! she told herself. This may be your last chance. "Thad," she began, forcing out the ragged phrases, "last night you said you didn't 'con demn' me I think I have the the right to know what you were " He broke in crisply. "Lucky, at least be honest! Di made me understand that it wasn't your fault . . . that your en vironment " "What wasn't my fault?" Her eyes strained against the dark ness lo read his face. "Don't tall. Lucky. You can't get away with it. I saw you!" The finality in his voice stop ped her like a blow. She couldn't go on against it. But her mind caught frantically at one straw , . . "Di made me un derstand." So Di knew, Lucky stiffened. She'd make Di tell her. To he continued n . . Henry By Carl Anderson 11 Rat"""ng Dates , 1 nn 1 !s.s&isn rTw rn 1 v-i 1 1 Rationing Dates Processed Foods (On September 17 all point value to bn removed except for canned nuts, canned juices, canned to matoes, cMmip and chili .sauce). Booh: 4 Blue stumps AS tlivmiKh 2S and Ah through L valid indefinitely. Blue token 1 to be discontinued October I and accep'.rd only In multiplex of 10 between September 17-30. Retailers will not mve In chanse al ter September 17. Use all you have before October 1. Meat. Butter, Cheese: Book 4 rtd stamps Aft through Z8 and Ad thrmigh Gi valid indefinitely. Sparc stamp 25 good fur 10 polnia lamti only through October 21. Sugar: Dnok Sugar stamps 3. 31, 32. 33 valid indefinitely. 5 pounds each. Sik.u stamp 40 valid throush February 28. 1945. for 5 pounds home tannin only. For more cRnninx siiear. apply local board using sptre stamp 37. Shoe: Loose Stamps Invalid. Boole 3 Airplane Mamas I and 2 valid indefinitely Gasoline Coupons Not valid unless en-, dorsed: "A" No, 12 vnlid throiiKh Sept. 21. "A" No. 13 valid Sept. 22. Apply by mail to local board at onre for renewal, attaching back cover of "A" book, and tire inspection record. Blanks available at service stations. Stoics Rationing of coal and wood ber 15i. Apply at local OPA board tor pureiiftse ceruncaie.v Wood. Cnal, Sa wdusl Dell vrry by pri orities based on written statement ol neerLv Fuel Oil Period 4-S coupons valid thru September 30. New period 1 coupons valid no. Price Control Report ovrroharsea lo prire clerk at loral OPA board. Rent Control Petitions now being re reived in a'l area rent office. under "pecu liar rimi rmtanres" smrndmrnt. Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle coat of sheep .Main chilil Mark nf a blow Dispa tched FA DCN THE 'i.LEV TKf PiM'fS CCE& N M JJSiK tuck fi.cn T-E f; mmmm mm m &sm mm mm mmm SWjPiii 11W&. -L BS 's ut A A N Ma WT n j L Ti.iV'",,.'t'"'''''J'"'"' MWi.i'hlii. i-" q-ziSr-- SSSt WiLT . get-? tI ESIIeI TheNcbbs : ByHess ' A Bit Late AlilariSll " A&S V H0RM1 15 A X VJiiM'?M WAVE N PLEiTY WITH I Y ME HAO ;raBIHp. X f lmfe i'SWSB V m AjuSTWMlSnE NEW MAM SINCE NEBB DO?) IlCXjKSTD DOJtHE WOMEN! SIAMOUR INDEED? ThEN ? n StTo TTSTya 1,WILEV0UW0RK MR.NEBB BECAME) SOVERNOR, LwiTUIT? vCrTERS-AMD WHEN I HE SHOULD HAVE T?fmISrT1Sf? , a ?SMHSCWPWSM o IMf10 MARRIED) RUN FOR OFFICE iisilsc ANmi. hNG rM stdmpty .manager V tS(0 lm&spr is certanlv ,hm V in i9E0 instead TE EllR AGEgjfuNTfb AM tSJCjUM A ) BEAT..TWE ' I NO SI AMOUR J $ V OF 1944' i 8' "siiH'Vjiii Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Right Dress R Port'toVloii 'l win nTlM I C LITTLE LAHGE, BUT IT I'LL GET SOME A YESSUM- WM-M N 1VI' MftlD'S n. WoiMiij, J3 OU. ES. INDEEDY- Al CON BE TAKEM IN - ANt WE 1 PINS, WHILE YOU I I CAN UIRTY LITTLE ROOM--ANO 22. Jlmfsolic ISNY THIS FOMTUNKTE? MUST MAKE TUINGS SEWVE. SLIP IT ON- SEW- IT'LL NOW HER DIRTY OLD ) - , trjiiesman WHY ITS OUST etg33 J IN TUESE TIMES'-THERE'S -Tn -S BE EASY UNIFORM-OH, WELL; " siannplli TWE TUIKlG ! P4 gfgji ft WAH GOING'ON, NOU 4 Y& "T TO FIT- I lYLL BE SORTA CUTE, I "''"" 'jZ -i-- - - - - " - . niMi.-ai i';i n ihe liiiMM Bv Gus Edson Decision .1. Lunuiment I V iVIodel Man my flan is if vou pont , 1;jAu. X years, i pon t i there's no further I she is a puktv I an important Ml , 1 ; I j,.,. WORKIN5 OUT PERFECT WATCH YOUR 5U . i" ) HAVE TO BEHAVE NEEP FORME TO LAPV.. 1 PECISIONI Jf "X'T'ui TIMMIE -THEAA (SUMPS STEP ONE OF I ' J LIKE A 6HOST- WHV' H ANS AROUNP Af . : AlST? HAS PRACTICALLY MAPE THEM, WLL - At), t TIMMIE.WHAT' WRON I HERE . Xfc g- POPS THB AE A MEMBER OF THE V$?C JLsL jf J-. " MtAD MOOEL FOP- ) V FAMILY- J7 1 WVV , 1 """ IP JJL. lT kf MOMS, URbT-AiD . - Sg . Yi-J & . 4-J?'i 'It. f" I I" ' . V l'laniinir Enemy Mul' - ' '-ff 1 Any Way You Fieure It S'ou Have to Admit that Turpentine Is Consistent . ICAV CAPMCPI 1 It .:AWC lJpT,ir..rnrilmlCPg I D , K.lr-l . n It: M V I s-r.!-2-J S Cl Pll n M I N P I ) 1 V -"g Tfa&Ml MVHOfSE IS SICK! HORSE A PINT SURE KNOW WHATT0 !.' "X HORSE TURPENTINE :h- - S'DDAP, J V. , TH WHAT DID YOU 6NE (OF TURPENTINEll doforsiCK ANIMALS MLJ ZT Zl I AND SHE DIED.' r., . cEMMA! ..iV jjMMm l fi$t -tj&$& w&l Pattern No. R1648 These are surely three of the most heavenly designs ever cre ated for pillow cases yours for a few hours of pleasant needle work. Pattern envelope contains hot-iron transfers for 6 designs 5 by 13 inches (2 each of 3 designs); color chart, stitch illustrations and full directions. Our CO-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 lor this book to the address listed below, enclosing twenty cents (20c) in coins to cover the most and mailing charges. Send 15 cents (coin) for Pattern No. R1648 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dept., Ill New Montgomery Street, San Francisco 5, Calif. Please include your postal zone number. j 1 JT Donald Duck By Walt Disney A Painful Duly fOKAY I ("BCfY! WILL I MAKE A HIT I I I I WOU'EE 1 NT ivVITH DAISY! - I I I PORTHeFKST VeR.NOTWN&ELUAW. I PON'T BLAME MR. HAWK.' IPSA I . . X- TIME IN THIRTY OUST LOOK LIKE VDU TIWWIE LAC-I WEVf JClfuco . 1 .S--JgSg'ftlfagfe. I ;-fe-,.,;:;r- i v . 1 1 il. tar.. . r n tm LA,Sa HHa r3sK3 i iL Harold Wynds Hosts At Birthday Surprise Jefferson A surprise birth day party was held at the Harold Wynd home on South Main street, honoring the birthday an niversaries of Gilbert Looney and Mrs. L. L. Shields. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Loon ey, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shields, Mr. and Mrs. George Potts, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Henningsen Room and Board f BUT, JUNIOR" 31fp NANW,"' HE CAME WIT' --s-AREN'T VOU A '( A GUN AN' KNIFE TUH BIT TOO ROUGH GET ME, BUT I'M . )'' WITH HIM?"'AY )( ONLY USIN'MUH HANDS ' r " - VORD W pis WILL LEARN " and Mr and Mrs Harold Wynd. School Year Starts Fairview There were 20 pu pils present for the opening of the 1944-45 term of the Fairaj view school with Mis. Gust An- derson, of Hopewell, the teach er. Four are in the eighth grade class: Eileen Lehman, Wayne Ojua, Donald Marlcy, and Richard Taskinen; one be ginner, Wallace Wood. . . Bu Gene A hern
