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Newspaper Page Text10 Capital JournaT, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1945 Radio Programs, Wednesday, P.M. IKSLM NBC IKEX WKOIN tin ft CBS :DO , Newt ttupermaa ",SO Capl Mldnlle 1:4ft- Tom Mix I OK far Belease I Terry A riretee Muilc i Dick frae 'Suae of Cheer ( Jack Armtlrtnif Flrarr Pelerton I R. Gram Swing I Knox Manning IRrd'e Gane Harry Flannery Truman Bradley 4:00 Win. Lanf :& j Orchestra :S8 iorehrntra :4ft I Orcheilra I Eddlr Cantor I One Fool In I Eddie Cantor I Heaven I Mr Diitriei Atty 1 Pace of Mrlnrt Mr. PUtrtct Atty ! Paiea of Mrlody I New 1 Newi Lone Ranter T:4ft- Lonr Ranter I Kay Kyaere Kol. Counter Spy Kay Kriere Kol. Counter Spy I Kay Kyien KoL I Orcheilra i Kay Kraere KoL ! Orcheatra Great Moment! (Great Moment! Andrew! Kitten Andrew! Slilera 1:00 Service Man 'Supper club I turn Abner I Klrkwoo', ahow t:16 Deitlny I lertwood Lawtnr I Sporii Nrwa I Jack Smith ihow :S0 Show An F.venin I Orcheilra I Dr. Christian :45 Show I with Rombert ! Orcheilra I Dr. Chrlillan B:00 New I Mr. A Mra. Nortb I Orchestra I Jack Canon til ft Rex Miller I Mr. A Mra. Nortb Orchestra. I Jack Carson :S0 i Dance Muife ; fity Quia (News. I N.W. Neighbor t:4ft C. J. Newi I City Quli ' Ken Mason I N.W. Nelthbera 10:00 Fultoi- Lewia New Flaohea I Muslo Five Star Final 10:18 Orchestra Honored Muile Charlie Cbao Veterans 10:80 News Hnnorrd Mule Concert Orchestra 10:45 I Orchestra Boyd Rayburn Concert Texas Raniere- 11:00 Open ITouse J World News J Concert Hour Treasury lltlB Open Housa World News l Concert (Jour Orchestra 11:80 I Orchestra j Orchesira I Nwe I Airflow 11:45 I Newi I Orchestra ' Rhythm I Orchestra "12:00 I Sign Off llTwInttol I "X"tra Dour I Serenade Thursday, 6 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. r:00 Newi Fd Rait A Polly I Hurler X . News t: 15 i Timekeeper Ed Eait A Polly I Butler X f Western Start :30 Timekeeper News Butler X I KOIN Klork 6 45 i Newi. Old Sonti Butler X . KOIN Klock 9:00 News 1:1ft -Smile Tune 1:8ft- i News 1:4.1 Farm Horn I Fletcher Roundup 1 KOIN Klock 1 Farm time I Martin Atroneky I News Rtdin Rnie I .lames Abbe j Newi I Sam Hayes I Butlar X I Nelion Printla 1,00 ven of Rnt 'Fred Warlnf :lft i llnvcn of Roll ) Fred Warlni :.10 Muilr I Allen Roth B:4ft t Orcheilra 1 Orchestra ! Breakfast Club Studio Breakfast Club i Valiant Lady Breakfast Club j l.itbi of Worltl Breakfaat Club Aunt Jenny 9:1)0 News '. Janea Abbey ; Glamour ttlft , Morion Downey Lary Smith I Glamour t:S0 , Paitor'i Call Peraonallly Hoar ' Break fait 0:1ft Orchestra Personality llnur ' Breakfaat t Hoi Kat Smith Suae Bit Sister Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday 10:00 t News 10: 1. V- I Luncheon 10:3(1 I StOKt-Brltlt 10:4ft ) Bint Shut I School Pro tram I School I Carolyn Gilbert I Pioneer Edition Ted Malana My True Story My True Story Life beautiful Ma Perkins I Mart; McDonald Vn. Dr. Malone 11.00 j HIIIMIlle 11:15 I Ccdrlr Fatter li:30 I Qrecn 11:45 Queer 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:4ft I Guiding Lltht j Raukhata talking I 2 on a clue (Today's Children F,lhet A Albert Perr Mason (Women In Wblta Listening Post Rosemary 'nmns I Mr. Motorist I Tena Tim Tr day's Tiadea I Women of Amer. New I Ma I'erkfne Oreap I Tount'e Fam. Street broadrast I Rltht to Rappnsa. John B. Kennedy I News Stars of Today Find me Ladles Be Seated I Women's Life Lad It Be Seated Bachelor's CHldn 1:00 1 New I Backslate Wlft Jack Berth 1:15 I.uir 4 Ahner I Stella Dallas I Parade 1:30 Mrlody Hour I Lorenzo Jonea I Newi 1:45 Melody Hour ' Wldder Brown I Hymn i2 Honrs of Stara 5 Hours of Slara 2 Hours of Stara 2 Hours of Stars 2:00 Nrws I When a Girl Mar. What's Doing 1:15 Puhlir nrhoott ) Portia faces Ufa (What's Doing 1:.10 Worth Your Just Plain Bill At Horn 1:4ft Weight In Gold I Front Pg. Farrell At Home lnu News Road to Life Walkie Talkie 8:15 Concert Hour I David Ha mm I N W Today g:S0 i News I Aunt Mary I Foot Hi his 8:46 I Parly Lin I Dr. Paul I Tempo Tim I 2 Hours of Start 2 Flours of Stara I 2 Hours of Slara I 2 llours of Stare I News Newspaper Show Boat The World Today I Fultor. Lewis 4:16 I Rex Miller 4:30 I Krikir- Johnson 4-4ft Orchestra (Women's secret News of World 8lara of today I Cir mentaior , llaadllnes I Gay Nlnetlet I Harmonies Hop llarrltan Stars ol Today (Studio Knan Aftfl KG. Tuesday P. 61. 1:00, On the Dpbeati 6:3U, Story Timet :IS, Newsii 8;'M, Farm Houri 7:S0, 4H Clubt S:I5, A to Zt 0:00, Musloi 9:30, Newai :4ft. Meditation. Wednesday A. M. 10:00, Newsi 10:15. Home ma Iter1 Bonn 11:00, School 1 11:80. Concert Haiti :U0, Newsi 2:15. Farm Houri 1:30, Variety Timet 4:00, A to Zi 4:15, Red Croaai 4:46. Book of Week. KALE 1880 KC MBC Wednesday P. M. 5:15. Superman i 6:30. Show Timet 8:4ft, Newst 6:15, Grade Fleldai 7:30. Lena Ranger i 0:00. Newsi 9:45, Fulton Lewie i 10:00, Orchestra t 10:30, News, Thursday A. M. 8:15, Cowboy; 7, News; 9, Newst 9:13, Wo men's Newit 10:30., ThU and That; 11:30. Concertt 12:00, Newst 2:13. Texas Ranterai 3: no, Newn s:f3. Bin nay aeaasi :o Newt. By Helen R. Woodward At Ntwalivturti, Chapter 20 Tom Winslow had never been a man who talked a great deal, but tonight he was so glad to sec his daughter that he kept up a running fire ol chatter all the way out to the farm. "Your mother and I have been hoping you'd come soon," he said, his big brown hands deftly maneuvering the car around a curve. "It's pretty lonesome with you and Frances and Tommy all gone. Remem ber the lively times we had when you were all at home?" "Indeed I do every one of them. And I would come oftcn cr, but you know how scarce help is and Mr. Far ham really needs me." "Yes, I know. It's really a problem getting help on the farm. Your mother even want ed to work in the fields but that is something I will not permit. She's got enough to do in the house." "Mother's well, isn't she?" "Yes, but sometimes, Anne, I see a look about her that bothers me. It's worry about what'll happen to Tommy now. I guess. I tell her that If he would enme through Saipan without a scratch he'll make his way back home. If the worst comes to the worst, he can always work on the farm." "1 had a letter from Tommy Just the other day," Anne said. "He writes the craziest things. Do you have any idea where he Is now?" "No, that's what worries us. but I guess he'll be restless for a while longer but he'll set tle down again." They reached the wide, wlng sprcadlng old country house Willi its vines over the gables Ree'lar Fellers J X SIZES I yEARS Holiday Frock Pretty enough for the Christmas par ty is this sweet little dress with the unusual bolero line and front opening. And easy to make, too. No. 2SS4 is cut In sizes 1, 2, 3 and 4. Size 2 requires 1 'i yds. 35-ln. fabric; yd. 35- in. for collar. Send 16o tor pattern, which Includes complete aewing 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. and doves up under the eaves. Within these walls were bound up all the happy memories of childhood and young girlhood. Here she knew she could al ways find sanctuary from any troubles that might befall her. Her mother was waiting on the porch to wrap Anne warm ly in a fervent embrace. "I was so afraid you wouldn't come, Anne! I ve saved your supper. You haven t had any have you?" "No, and I'm starving!" Anne knew that was what her mother was hoping she would say. She was the kind of woman who de lighted in feeding people and her fame as a cook was wide spread. Now she led the way into the big, old-fashioned kitch en, modernized now with elec tric lights, running water and inlaid linoleum. Anne exclaim ed over a new washing machine in the corner. "Mother! How wonderful for you! Why, you'll be getting downright lazy with all these conveniences!" Her mother sniffed. "Taking enre of these things uses up about as much time as doing the work the hard way!" she re torted, but Anne knew she was bursting with pride over her new possessions. Jessie Winslow set out cold chicken, home-made bread, milk that was half cream and apple pie wilh a big blob of whip ped cream on it. "Heavens!" Anne exclaimed, reaching for the food with relish. Her mother's eyes had light ed on the ring on Anne's fin ger. "Anne!" she cried excited ly, "What's this?" "Well, 1 . . . " "Tom, come here quick! Something's happened to Anne." Her father came in quickly from putting away the car, his face showing alarm at his wife's words. Anne laughed. "There's nothing the matter, father. But sit down and I'll tell you both all about it." And she told them all about Wayne. When she had finished her father said, "All we want to be sure of, Anne, is your hap piness. If you think this boy can give it to you, that's all we ask." "I'm sure he can. father." "Why didn't you bring him up before he left?" her mother wanted to know. "We would have liked to get acquainted with him at least." "Wayne is just about as easy lo lie down to anything definite as Tommy is," Anne answered. "You know how that is and there was so little lime after we decided we loved each other." A shadow crossed Mrs. Wins low's face at mention of Tonv my, but she said quietly, "And you didn't even write us about it." "I knew I was coming home soon and thought it would be much better to tell it in person." "Then when will the wedding be?" her father asked. "You've got lo at least give me enough notice so I can get a new shirt and tie." "I'm not exactly sure when Wayne can get leave," Anne ex plained, "but I'll guarantee not to make a move without letting you know. You know perfectly well I wouldn't think of getting married without you two being there!" Later when Anne was up stairs in the room she and Fran ces had shared through their girlhood, it was almost like she had never been away. She thought of all the times she had stood before the dressing table there and dressed to go to par tics. She remembered some of the boys who had escorted her. She supposed most of them were in the service now. How many times she had thought herself to be in love and had thrilled with expectancy in this very room, trembling for fear that the adored one would not find her attractive. She smiled in remembrance. "Is anything real, after all?" she wondered. "Is anything permanent? Or will life as I know it now one day seem as vague and dim as those other days do now? Isn't there any thing lo really tie on to?" She remembered, then, her father's steadiness, his strong hands on the wheel of the car. Her mother's bravery, using a fine display of interest in her new appliances to mask the worry in her heart over her son's future. She thought of her mother and father's quiet dependence on each other throughout the years, their de votion to the making of a home. Into her mind, too, came a vision of Catherine Lowell, whose gaiety covered the tor tures of her illness; of Eve, making a new life for herself out of the ashes of the old one. "Those are the people who will keep this old world stea dy," she thought, and drifting off Into slumber she thought of the three laughing sailors on the bus and of Wayne and her love for him and in evitably of John Lowell and the turmoil he had aroused in her heart. But the whispering leaves of the old beech tree outside her window were a soothing potion that merged all these thoughts into dimness and lifted her into the world of sleep. To be continued Illation Date Pt throucll !U throufb Nov la Lt through Ql througn Deo. SI. Rl truth VI throuth J,a SI Red. Wl thru Zl villa Nov 1 thru Feb. II. Green: No vlld Nov 1 through Feb. 28. 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