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J 2 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 21, lfill Radio Programs, Tuesday, P.M. IKGW ?BC" IKEX ir,V 'KOINr KSLM i OK for Retratt i Hlivilim J Datr IVHb Judli I DjiI With Jutll ITrrry A Piralea Dirk I'mi'V Jack ArmMnini ICapt. Mldnllr 6 I.V- II : Mil I Myslcrr Theairr I Mtrry TliraUr 1 fibber Mante lllibrr Main Ilnb Hop I Bub Hope 1 IhlfUcattl 1 Jlllilaiardr I l.lvcklnrk rtpnrtflt , Iturn A .Mlrn I Nrw ' HuriM A .llrn I SpiMHiht HanrU I M itslr Spnllltbl Haiirtt t ,Mulr Ray. Gram wlng l.to. Hi. In I l.rl yourtrlf to ' yourtelf go 7atrh tht whrlil 1 rm A Abner i "how I Show Mulc Shop I flrrtdood Lawlo j Johnny I'rornti ( Johnny Prrtmli m-4& .Ml i t:erythini. Boi I Oracle FfrMii Srlft . Fvrrylhlm, Hot M.raeia Field :.1I I Hollywood The. , Newa 9: I V- ' llulhwinid The. 1 Orrhrtlra lUtKlw I Nrwa Flanhra 1 Orrhcilra 10: 1. W i Homa Town Ncwi I Ilfnry Taylor III .in l DrrMtia 'I Thry lo aerv 1(1:4.1 I Orchetlra ' Ambanador Or. 11:IH I OrrheMra I Conrerl Ilnur iTrrhritra I Concert Hour J i :;tii 1 War Nrwa Cnnrerl Ilnur ll:4.V- I War Nrwa I Concert Hour 1 :nn Swlna In Wednesdaj', A.M. ! nwn Talrol i Mutiral Clock Farm A Hume- Nrwi Par ail I Farm A lluma Journal of l.lvini I Rand I Fleirher I New I Reveilla Roundup I Nam Haya Homo llarmonlei Martin Atromky Jamei Abbe Llilenlni Pott 7:1ft T.4. H:llli- Stan of Today I Brrakfatt Club .lamra Abhe RrcakfaM Huh :( I Mirth A Marine! 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Vouni Family Morton Downey Siar Ttma Newa News ) Rlrht to Ilappins, l:mi nackstaiit Wife Sam Ifavra j Chanilni World 1:1ft Stella Dallas Radio Parada Netm 1:30 I.oremo Jonea News I Sew llorlr.nns 1:4ft Wldder Brown News f ew Hortons I 2:00 r.lrl Marries I S:1ft Portia Faces Life 2:3(1 I Just Plain Hill ! What's Dolr.t LadlesT flymes 2:tft Front Pa. Farrell Stars of today 8:0u I Road to Lit .Hollywood Ntws I News News 8;lft 1 David Haram (News j Mnn Murray Concert nour :u ( Parade I Rollla Trullt I Jary Sullivan Concert Hour R : 4 ft I Aunt Mary I Fnsaaera ent World Today Johnson Family 4:00 I Dr. Kate I Swlnr sandra Marlln I News 4:lft News t Swing Our (ial Sal I f ife Stories 4:30 Paradit (The Sea tlntind Fasy Ares lip lo the minule 4:4.- I 11. V. Kaltenhorn flnp Harrlaan Kasy Aces Orchestra KOAC 850 KC Tuesday P. M. B'.OO, On the Upbeat t 5:30, Story Timet A:lft, News I 4:30. Farm Hour! 7:80, 411 C'lubi R:IK. A to Zi 9:00, Muslci 9:30, Newil 9:45. MedltitUn. Wednesday A. M. 10:00, Newii Id: IB, Homtmakers' Hnuri 11:00, Rrbooli 11:30, Concert Halli 2:00, News I 215, Farm Houri 1:10, Variety Tlmri 4:110, A to Zi 4:15, Red Croisi 4:45. Book of Week. nw:: ISLAND fa a a a a a a a si Chapter 18 The men in the boats were silent. They hadn't seen him! There was still hope! They might row past him in the dark if he kept quiet. Silently, he floated, only his head show ing, his nerves tense. The boats came charging down upon him, passed twenty feet away as he held his breath, his heart knock ing so loud it seemed as though they must hear. Silently the boats slid away into the night and were gone. Jason sighed with relief. Boats from some merchant ship, probably. Nevertheless, he did n't want lo be picked up by strangers, who might give him away. Belter swim across to the beach at the lower end of town. The firing from the fort had stopped long since. The tor ches also had been snuffed out. Jason guessed that the guards were sending a searching party around by land to cut him off when he tried to enter the town by way of the beach. He must reach that beach first! Rested now from his slrenu out efforts, he struck out boldly, with strong, even strokes to ward a strip of sandy beach he could see just ahead. It was dark along the beach. In the town, lights blazed and men swarmed in (he streets. Here shadowy trees leaned over the water. Jason felt the sandy bottom under his feet, stood up and began to wade Inward shore. The beach shelv ed rapidly and he came to dry sand. He flung himself down under a protecting bush so as to be hidden from sight. He JU'tt'lar Fellers Turzun W;:0uy TVf JaiLCS FIRED AT tl T IW VAIN . UTT. I Kurrilt Wlirrlrr , Hnl i (infla , NH .Mm I Nulu ewi Wire '"UdbtM Hrattfi" 1 Srrrrn Amrrlcah f orum 1 .ttnrrlrun Forum Srrvfcr to Front American Forum Service lo Front 1 l.'inell Thomai Mr I (id in I Itrd llt-der I Melodic Itnl Hlrr 1 Show War newa Muie I'lulhm I Thralrr Romance lirriiom ' Theater ItonMn'T ' I rto'om Mg Town I N 1 Hie Town Hr Miller I million S nh l ullon Lew Jr. I Million Club Cap Journal new I Vive Slir Final i Monte C'hrHIo ' War lime women Nionla C'hrUto ri I Fdln . HiH Neu I Trias Ranarn ' .Mutual Frrlini ; Talk! Orchestra ; Open House I Drrhfili I I Orctiritia I MuTirA Nrwi In li I Sisn Off I Nth Western lara KOIN Klork t KOIN Kloc i Mistical Tlmrkpr I Musical Timrknr I Music Timckeeptr I New, I KOIN Klock Newa 1 nil) Flayward I Nelson I'rinile. Nrwi Rise A Rhine 1 Orrhektra iConsuiurr Nrna fir Talbot Valiant la (It I Talbul I I.Ik lit of World ) News ( Aunl Jennv Sums News Ncluli liort llnrlons I Today 'i Trad I News ( llillhilly Serenade I Muic I Bach. Cliltdrrn Mrlndles t Orrhe,lra I Jamboree I NrwNpaprr of I I he Air Marv Marlln , New I Music , Musio I Ti.ur 1 Si methlna for (' KAI.F. mil KC. MRC Turstlay P. M. 5:15, Suprrmnm ft:3ii, Show Timet 5:4.1, Newsi fill ft. Believe It or Not: 7:311. San Quentlni 0:011, Nrwst 0:1ft, Fulton Lewis i 10:00, Orclieslrai 10:0, News Wednesday A, AI. 11:15, Cowboy i 7:00, Newsi 0:00, Bo.ike Carten 0:15, Women's Newai 10:30, This and Thatl 11:30, Concert! 12:110, Newsi ?:lft, Texas Ranters: 3:50, News) S:45, Bill Hay Keadsi 4:45 News. SONG lay there, panting, resting for the ordeal which was to come. The day of Liloa's wedding had dragged past and night had come at last. Laura Webb moved about her house, pacing from room to room, her mind turning over and over the pos sible ways to help the girl. She had little hope of rescuing Jason from prison, but if she could delay Ihe wedding of the princess for a few days at least something might be done. But how to accomplish this without angering the king and bringing the royal wrath down on Jason. She came to tile doc tor's office and gazed absent mindedly about her. Her eyes lighted on the big medicine chest in the corner. The lock was off and the lid was open. And suddenly she had an idea. She crossed swiftly to the chest and took out three bottles of rum, the same rum which Jason Blake had brought as a gift to the premier. Hurriedly wrapping the three bottles in an old copy of "The Friend." Ihe missionary news paper lo which Ihe doctor sub scribed, she hid the bundle un der her cloak and loft Ihe house. Laura made her way lo the palace, and was told by Ihe chamberlain that the king had retired lo his private quarters lo enjoy a light supper before the ceremonies began. She had Utile difficulty in gaining the presence of the king. His Majesty was seated at a table when Laura entered. His collar was unbottoned and he had laid aside his three-cornered hat. At tho moment he was By Gene By Kdgnr Rico Burroughs 4t Wounded UP) Brig. Gen. Claudius M. Easley (above), as sistant commander of the Uni ted States flfilh division, has been wounded in the fighting on Lcyte island in the Philip pines. Brig. Gen. Easley is the first general officer wounded in the Philippine campaign. (AP wirephoto from signal corps.) enjoying a dish of loml lomi fish, raw salmon, pounded with onions and various herbs into a juicy and delectable mass The king was old-fashioned and ate with his fingers, occasional ly slopping to wash his hands in a large koa-wood bowl which stood beside the table. He look ed up, saw Laura, then filled his mouth with fish. He was not pleased to see the wife of the ex-premier. He disliked in terviews with women, anyway. In order lo forestall anything Laura might say, Ihe king spoke first. "No lime now. The wed ding come soon. Come and see me tomorrow." "Your Majesty," Laura smil ed graciously. "I have brought you a gift. It comes from the medicine chest of Doctor Webb." "Eh?" said the king. "What kind of a gift?" Laura extended Ihe package. The.king took it, shook it and heard it gurgle pleasantly. "What's this? What's this?" he chuckled. Three bottles of very fine ACROSS 1. Genus of the Inaplo tic. 6. Gypsy S. City In I'orlupal 12. Affpctioii 1.1. Anptir 14. Italy of a rlmrcli 15. Dlllsrril in. Addressed IS. Kour ly. Keli'a.e from obliir.itlon 21. Sytnl)ol for nlcliel r-atron nalnt of salioia M. norn -.. Weaken U. City in north ern Africa 2S. Serpent :!". Cone by T.l. Crow, drow.y 33. Heuments of oirves JO. Hired 3S. Proress of dolnpr something iff. On tli. ocean 41. Ryory 43. New Testament ftneltins: of Noah 44. Total 4G. Pin ti.ed In a certain gam. 4. Existed bu. Indian mulberry f,2. Hub 63. Short 'for a man's nam. M. Missions fcfl. Hawaiian bird f,K. Laborious lid. Goad t3. Sunken fences ii. Western state: nhlir, SI. Gaelic n.'i. Sheet of class ti'l. Dutch city e;. Diets -WfttVillili n rfii r nnrrri ; ij w r. jj id it , f 'h I" : 'tn 75 T"f So" It ST t WW . - AP Nawifcafirra Byrnes HAMFAT THlATRt Ml v Jamaica rum," Laura told him. "Presented to the doctor some time ago. I thought you might like them," "Rum?" cried the king, his eyes lighting witli pleasure. Unwrapping the package, he picked up one of the brown bottles and held it lo the light of a lamp. "Jamaica rum? Just the thing. I use It to cele brate the wedding. What is a wedding if there is not a little something to wet the throat?" He looked around hurriedly and frowned. "Where's the cham berlain?" Mrs. Webb went hurriedly to the door and beckoned. The chamberlain came at a trot. He produced a corkscrew with a flourish and drew the cork of one of the bottles. The king poured himself a generous drink in a water tumbler. He sniffed the liquor with delight. "Smell good." He tilted the glass and drank off the rum in one long gurgl ing swig. When he put it down he smacked his lips with plea sure and wiped his mouth with the back of li is hand. "Good!" he exclaimed appreciatively. "Excellent! Been long time since I drink , rum like this. Sit down." he invited as he looked at her. "So Doctor Web send me present, eh? He change now that he no longer premier. I'll drink what I like now. He no my personal physi cian any longer." Eku, who had been hovering anxiously in the background, now approached the king. "Your Majesty," he spoke timid ly, "it is time to dress. You had better go to the robe room for your cloak and helmet." "Of course, of course," grum bled the king irritably. "No hurry. I just have another sample of rum before I go. Don't bother me now! Can't you see I'm busy?" To be continued Birthday Celebrated Independence The seventh birthday anniversary of Kara Lee Nichols was celebrated when a group - of the younger set was invited lo a birthday party at her home. Bidden were Janice Suing, Reatha and John nie Holechek, Patricia, Kay and Odessa Orr, Jimmy and Mary Pettit, Rosalie LaFond, Glcnda Haynes, Glenda Gratz ke, Margaret Raines. David and Jerald Raines and Donna Fin ley. Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle down r, 1. Turkish . regiment 2. Comes closer tofiether 3. Preceding night 4. Pack down ' again I. Frees Meteor FeeMilm n coiuo from Orion Emopf an blackbird a. Formerly !-. Tub 111. Genus of the Oil I 11. Immerse, acain IT, ipecac ila.n L 2(i. American pioneer ?X Wihl nnim.il L'.'i. I.iiiin fast 26, Ancient Irish, capital 27. Ore Uepo!t .trlil a session 5 1. I'l.'u-e for w; nier storage u dormant plants 33. OM-time d.iKger d. Creek letter III'. Vomit; poison 42, Abashed y a sense of wrongdoing i. Planet 47. Haticiiit? ornament IS, Roots used to new Indian ennnes 43. Hawaiian fai'cwi II 51. Poor old wonia n Til. Otherwli-i 6i. Ulart.il snow n!.t 57. MotJil-bearltiff TA Mnsctiline nain 61. 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(lUoulinr titupiMiki not valid unlr n durncd: "A" U rMnrc U 21 tui.li coj pon wonh 4 gallon Slovr Apply to local board foi oil ga to.e ceriiliiu'tpv Wood. Cual. SuwdiM Deliier bjff liic ba'-cd on needs l-'url OH Current foupotn valid tbroin-ri Aiuii.t Jl. 1045. Not nioiB t hi. n it sea. 1011 ' ratlonn iliould liave bi'tn u&ea o dale Pi lr Conlrol Rffcr Innutrtei and con plaltu.1 to prii't elerk at Im-ii) boHid Rem t'ontrol All rented dwelling unit mu.tt he registered and change In tenancy reported Journal Want Ads Pay . . By Gene Aherii Old Appeaser Muffler Would Help a Little IM WOF V Ak-'t 11 INI I s 1 t-Li.r.c:ruj ' I lL day S; i:.abit ; I ' IN lilt. cafcriv iw mk P4TV tawn lv" ' ,7n UNCWKOM. H StAiUfB MFC -i ' "0 r' "ANO t'J i.l'
