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Newspaper Page TextX Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Kadio Programs IKSLM I AM MBO KGW;;; 00 Words of !.lf I Word of Lift 10 Spurts ! Sprtrls j Tak my easa I Take hit cm I Blues I-'ir.fr Peterson J Nail. Ram Dartre I Natl. Barn Dane :M) ; Orchestra I IB f;rclirstra Sl I Or-rheslra :4.W t Orrheslra l Can Top fop I Till. War News Orchestra ' Supper Club 1 Orchestra I Judj Conor I Svilj Co nova I Grand Ol' Oprj I firand 01' Opry 7:1ft MHU Chiraco Tneater I IS- intra so rlnaier 1:3(1 I iniiiio J neater l:4 iLtiirafo ibealei Truth nr Conseqti. Truth or Conseqii GaOile najetles C.asliic Gareilet :A- News IS- I Grrhestra t:3lt I Nw 9 AS ' (ialaltao Hoar Mil- Fdltor Orchestra Three Sium Tianist 10:tm , Orchestra. 1(1:15 t Orchestra News 10:1ft Orrhmtra S1M Washington fiarrieninf Orrheslra j i :fiO . Orchestra 1l:l.t 1 (Iren home i :3o , Oiirn. hotist 11:45 i New-, on sian Ofl I Orchestra I Orrhrsin I Orrheslra MVar Nftri ! Swinr Shiff" Sunday 7:11ft Bible clas Religious Church of Air 7:1ft I Bible .lass Reliclous Chun-It of Air 7::i)k V.P v. of Air 1 Southerna! rea j I'nherslly rholr l:4.i i Y.P. C. of Air Snuthernaires I I'nherslly rlmir Wrrley The Chnreh - J Wesley Lens IVHrr of Pi -Mi.i.e of Pr Volir Home ViMllna Nurse 1 ilrlod S If.. U:nit i Pilsrlm Hour rile rim Hour ft:, HI Kcliarous 9:45 Itcliseous Carvel h Wells Garden I .s.M.u, i .vit.u. 1(1:01) News 1(1:15 I Commander Scnil 111 Sit ! Sweetheart lime 10:41, i Sweetheart lime Layman Views Collins Cnlliim Chiraio Hound Talile ll:l I Nrwii ll:lft I W.I..B. 1 1 -:iri . nil) Cuiinlnjrbum 11:4.W I Dale Carnesle Star of Future I Chaplain .lim ! Stars of Future j Chaplain Jim l .Inttn t;. l nomas I Jolt ii C. Thomas l?:lllk I Commentary 13:1ft Farmer V! ait - llookey Hall :5 ''Hooltfy Hall 1:0ft i Vour America 1 :1ft Vour America 1 V.hal Sona 1:1ft ! What, Son 2:00 I Fare Issue f:lft 1 Fare Issue t:S0 j Nick Carter 1:45 I Nick Carter I World News I World News j Army Hour I Army Hour I Army Hour Army Hour News 1 .Memory Kassell I Symphony Or. I Symphony Or. Symphony Or. Symphony Or. , Catholic hour j!:0O 1 Quick as Flash 1. 1.1 I Quick as flash 8:0 I Rclijcious l ift I Dick Brown 4:00 ! Loral Younr 4:15 People 4::ilk Dr. Johnson I Catholic Hour Firhtinr Fronts 1 James L. Harris ! Jack Benny I Jack Benny 4:4ft 1 Dr. Johnson 5-.no MedialTon Board 5:1;, j Mrriialinn Board 5:30 Mediation Board 5:4ft I Gabriel neater fl;IIO I New :1ft ! Il's the Truth f :30 I Crririr Foster Shift Topics Manhattan Waller Wlnrhell Merry-Go-Rd ' I.ourlla Parsons Album of ! Hollywood Familiar Music .limmie Fidler 7:110 Farl Wilson 7:15 I Helen Hayes Tf:Stt ' Anna Ellis 7:15 What's Word I Hour of Charm Hoar of Charm t omrdy ' Comedy ft: on Music g-1. ( M.le 5:31 i News K: 15 Supper club Gildrrslreve 1 Oil Her sleeve Symphony Hour Symphony Hour :IW I News 9:lfi I Treasure :30 I w. B.I5 i Interlude I Symphony llmir Symphon Hour Jack Renny . .lark Benny 10:00 Krlmeous 10:1ft Keliseous 10:0 I Keliseous 10,t.Vi I Relisenus '"ll -no SUn Off 1I:I5. 11:30. 1li.-l News Flashes I Palestine Speaxs I Music , Music Orrheslra Orrhrstra I Music I Mus In 12:00 SwlnK shift KOAC 5S0 KC Saturday P. M. B:0(l On I he Cpheat;- 5:30, Series; B:4ft. N'ewsi (1:311, Farm llourt 7:80. Grand Operai 9:45, News. Chapter 2 "No, you are not through with the store, Christopher," there Was an unrelenting determina tion in her voice that he in stinctively resented.. "The time has come for you to take up your responsibilities there, just as your father and grandfather did before you " "We'll not go into family his tory, either," Christopher inter rupted irritably, "I'm fed up with that too if you must know. I'll decide what my re sponsibilities are and what I yhall do with them. I'm through letting other people run my life." Two pairs of brown eyes stared at each other across the length of the room. They were curiously alike the shrewd old eyes and the resentful young ones. Something aloof and sure and stubborn, marked the ra ther striking family resemblance between these two. Genevieve Humbert sighed and then de liberately ended one row of Rce'lar Fellers SURE I'M HftVIN' A VICTR.Y GARDEN THIS fEAR- I GOT IT ALU PLANTED Tarzan By Edgar Rice Burroughs Aside from Danger v yvASPp 'Tf?V i' Sji-l h'i I cveaoygp to see janb Peco- -SZvsmQjl pd0."andiwiucaiu: (4,1 Saturday, April 21, 13455 Saturday P. M. IKOIN - !KEX "B;7,." 910 k. 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H(i-ks Air Sammy Kaa I Sammy Kara I Snmelhinc for U I Newt Orchestra I Orchestra I World new I World News I Serenade Mlusical I Kays Canteen I Kays Canteen Miss Haltie .Miss Hattie Philharmonic Or. Philharmonic Or. Philharmonic Or Philharmonic Or. I Darts for Douzh Part for Doush Andrews M-lera 1 Andrews Mtiers Philharmonle ' t'hilharmonlo I Nelson Fddy. ! Nelson F.driy or j 'arj Small I Mart Small ' Rob Ilannan ' Boh Ilannan I Hall of" Fame Family Hour Family flour Family Hour News Adventures Adventures 1 Was There 1 Was There : Hall of Fame I If nil of Fame 'hall of Fame Drew Pearson l News Music Music I Kate Smith flour Kale Smith Hour Kate Smith Hour I Kate Smith Hour Charlie McCarthy 1 Charlotte . News Charlie McCarthy Greenwood I Stars of today F.ddie Bracken j Jerry Win show 1 Art Baker l-lildie Bracken I Jerry Wine show 1 Art Baker (Readers' Diicest Readers' Dlsest Star Theater I Star Theater ITake or Leave II Take nr Leave ll Fanny Brice , Fanny Brlce I Crime Doctor Crime Doctor I Rlnnde Blonde i Life of Riley I Life of Rile ( One foot In 1 Heaven j Chapprt Service j Raymond Moley Qui- Kids lOuijKids t Sam nayes Newt Nite Watch 1 News ! Orchestra . mil Lance I Bill Lance ! We deliver the t fiouds Explorer Orsan Bat Taberln Orrheslra I Five-Star Final I Wartime woman I Transatlantic call ( Transatlantic rail Orfheslra i Orchestra Ttridico to Drei.m. j Orrheitra. News I Pnilile'rnt Drifting I Oran I "X"tra Hour i Music; Newt lo fl KALE IHHd KC. M BC Saturday P. M. 5:00, Halloran; 5:30 Show time) K:4A, Newsi (l:"n. Chic. Theatres 7:30, Royal Arrhi H:llll. Newsi f):4ft, Orchestral 10:flU. Orrheslra! 1fl:MII, News. knitting and started another. Christopher knew she had something more to say. He'd have to hear it some time, he might as well stay and take it now nothing stopped the Duch ess once she got on the beam. "I attended the stockholders' meeting at the store this morn ing'' the Duchess said firmly. "You should have been there. They sent out a call for you, but no one could find you. All the officers were re-elected and a new vice-president and gen eral merchandise manager nam ,ed." "They'd have to do that. White has gone into the navy. They have to have a man to fill his place." Suddenly the Duchess drop ped her knitting and leaned for ward, with a single eager ges iure. When she spoke there was an overtone of excitement in her voice that vaguely bothered him. "I want to be the first to con gratulate you, Christopher. They elected you first vice-president By Gene I I 1 I I - 1 I . 'Hi. SJJ 1 I PiNMEAP: JT SAVED EVER V WHAT M V I'LL SMOVJ S THERE- VAdt. H 1ST f " " " fr - ' v Deleffate VP Foreign Minis ter Guillermo Toriello Garririo (above), of Guatemala, the first foreign diplomat to arrive for the United Nations conference, as he left his plane in San Fran cisco. and general manager. I have hoped for this for a long, long time." ' "Me they elected Me gen eral merchandise manager " Christopher started at her in blank amazement. "Why that's impossible!" Sheer incredulity crowded out every other con sideration, as he looked al her in bewildered silence. The thiing was unreal, fantastic. They never put young men in a posi tion like that, and he was just twenty-six. At last he said in .a low voice, "I can't qualify for a position like that." "You qualified all right with the stockholders," the Duchess Vejoined calmly. For the first time that eve ning, Christopher smiled. His aunt was one of the store's lar gest stockholders. So her "hopes" had probably been a deciding factor in the surprising and unprecedented action taken that morning. "But my dear Duchess." Chris topher insisted. "I am thinking of the hard boiled gentlemen on our board. They'd never vote a dollar for anything without a written guarantee of five com ing back! No, it's all cock-eyed. It doesn't make sense. Besides," he added more soberly, as he saw the worried look on his ACROSS 1. Resembling a liorse 7. Golf club lr,. Took care of 14. Infuriate 15. Set out on a voyape 16. Lonp narrow inlet 17. Rone 18. Four 19. Vorae!oune.n 2t. Day of the week: abbr. t!2. For fear that H. Total TanerlnK piece 27. Silkworm 2S. Wajjer 30. Simple sugar 31. Church counclli 35. Corrupts 37. Sand 38. (laello 3ft. Pertain 41. Perches U. Dutch city 43. Conjunction 47. Golf peg 48. Bar of a knock down soap frame Srt. Incision n2. Unit of force 63. Among 61. Praise 57. Land measure SR. Double: prefix btt. Be the matter RO. Observe S2. Everlasting: poetic 64. Mountain rirtees 65. Pushed in 66. Emphasis DOWN 1. Stores in A silo 7 13 13 Uj. S Its K7 8 RT IO I' 13 n TS .J; 75 Pf7 la J? 'f " 2o 5 fv;?.:yi 3f Ao '' AX 23 Sf" "So Si IgfBS I I I I I I I AP Nwifeotvre Byrnes aunt'i fae, " position like that would tie me to the store for life, and I have other plans. I'm going away." He eyed her levelly for a mo ment, then he added quickly. "I think a store is the dullest place in the world. It doesn't interest me in the least. Nothing of any importance ever happens in a store people just go on and on, mechanically, all the days of their life. Work: get old; and then take their pen sions. Nothing ever happens in a store. Duchess, and that's the God's truth. I'll have none of it." "They need you at the store. Christopher. They want your young ideas, and Humbert man agement ' again. You'll do all right. Boy." The old eyes mist ed suddenly. "At the rate people try to chart my existence around this town because my name hap pens to be Humbert, they leave me only one choice and that is to get away from it all." Christopher ran his hands im patiently through his thick brown hair, then tossed back his head defiantly with a quick gesture that make the Duchess catch her breath shaply. She had seen her father do exactly the same thing whenever he was puzzled or very intent on making one of his famous light ning decisions. Then Christo pher jammed his hands deep ino his pockets, and leaning against the side of the doorway, chanted solemnly: "D u t y, obligation, success, perseverance, patience, making my time count. Good Lord! Pause for station identification, it's Grandfather speaking! With a world on fire, I'm supposed to stay home and join the counter hoppers no dice, Duchess! I'm going where things happen and happen fast and I'm on my way now!" The telephone on the library table filled the room with its sudden, insistent ring. It rang three times before Christopher could get across the library to answer it. "Mr. Humbert," a vibrant feminine voice, low and urgent, came over the wire. "This is Brenda Blair speaking. That shipment of mink expected in furs today has been lost in the store. I thought you might be able to help me locate it." (To be continued) The Santiam highway will be completed from Sheep Creek to the junction with the North Santiam as a postwar project with the road ready now to re ceive a hard surface. Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle 2. Unsteady 1. Swiss canton 4. Small Island I. Require 6. Icelandic tales 7. Outer bound ary of a plane flgnte t. Single thing I. Servers 10. Symbol for tantalum II. Self-centered person 12. Renews 20. Xoung bear 21. Tennis match between two 26. Freedom from fraud 29. Rdlble tuner 32. Early Rngllsh money 33. Philippine tree 24. Marked with a perforated design 36. Equal: prefix 19. 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