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Newspaper Page Text10 Capital Journal, Salem, Radio Programs IKSLM " IKGW :(MW Nw i OK for Ralraae Tern A Plratre IKnr" Mnnnlni B-tH ftutierman Fvrnfnr nirk rrart Rrde Hint Cap' Mlilntta Sinn America ' .lark Armitrnna I llnrr rlannerr ft-an I Toin Ml timn Peuraon t R Ciram Swing :Mt Wm I.anr t Profile Are runn Famnu trial I O-rnv Rim i:!5 Rand Prnplf -tr ronn J Faro-no trlali I Olnr.f lm SO Spotlit ban ili I tValti Time laih Vallra Thnte nhatr .4!i Spotllta band! ' Walti Time 1 Hher.tf Thou ttbtrr 7:0ft Commentary I Mlrry Thratr I Sport ' Durante A Mnora T t5 New I Ma.rr Theatre I Sparta I lluranl Mnore 7-Sft Lont Ramer ' Rill Slera I SporU I Sporli T:4B 1 tone Ranger ' NBC Sporle I Faa LIMenlna tiflA To be annnunrrd Supper tiob Blind rial Klrkwnod ahnw :1S-. 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OrrhrMra I New ' Orehetra 1!:4.V Sfwa lOreheitia I Rhythm I Serenade 12:01) I SI. n Off ' , fhrlirV Shlfl l"X"tra Serenade Saturday 6 A. 8:0ft j Nrwa I IMunlc I Neva I Him A Her Rand I New Riding Rant ' Nam Baa ew 1:00 Neva T: 1 5 I llarmonliera T:lluW Newa 7:4V- Farm Toplca 8:00 Raven of Real t:1ft Haven of Rrat II SO I Mule 11:15 Orrhealra 0:00 I Ifnuae or my I it? :1. 1 flouir of nciterr 1:30 I Pnatnr'a Call :4ft I Bin ftlnia I Studio I Studio I Fd Mr(nne I ICil MrConnell Home 10:00 10:15 1A:S0 10:45 Newa A. WIIHama .Show Show Farm and homo Farm and homo 1 1 :00 I Showcase 11:15 I Khowcaito 1I:M I "Opry-houae" 11:48- 1 "Opry-houae" Collin" Call! nt Vel Adlitor f4lara of Tomot. Rlara of Tomor. l:0O Today 'a Tradaa 11:15 I Newa lt:S0 1 Serenade 11:4ft. street broadraal (ttara of Tom-ir I Star of Tomor. Orrhealra ! Orchestra 1:00 Newa HI6 I T.n A. 1:50 I Xmaahopplnr 1:45 Xmaa Khoppinx I Orrheatra :00 :t 1:30 Newa Slate Safety Orchestra To be atinounn I Mualo I Mualo t Vandercoak I Rluea :5 f 1:00 I Newa :!ft Concert t:80 Hawaii Calli ;4o I Hawaii Call Gardening ! Mutfc ITInpan Alley Rellaien 4:00 I Newa Forelg n Policy 4:& j Svmphonette I Foreltn Poller 4:, "10 I Opinion requested I Out of the deep 1:45 I Opinion requested I Out of the deep KOAC ft.0 KC Friday P. M, 1:00, On the Upbealt 6:S(lt Story Timet 4:16, Nrwat fl:30. Farm Houri 7:X0, Waka Dp. 8:lni Trade Wlndat 8:00, Muilei 9:80. Kawai 9iB, Mcdtlatlon. Saturday A. M. 11:00, Nawai 10: t ft, nomemabrr' Houri 11:00, Co-edt II:30 Conrrrt Halli 1:00. Book i SMfi, America Itlarcheai 3:30. Mem ry Timet 4:00. Qalai 4:l&, Red Oroaai 4:3t, Studio Parly, Chapter 15 (Sunday 0:0S p.m. to Monday 9:50 a.m.) A cold chill crept over Julia. She thought of the tall girl's answer when she had asked her where she was the night before. And someone had carried Julia back to her bed. Virginia could have done that. Stein way had said he was with her when Robey was killed but both of them might have lied. "If a woman Is guilty she will no doubt confess." Wandell went on Imperturably. "In spector Venable has climbed on the confessions of guilty wom en." Frank's music died out and he moved toward them and sat on the corner seat near Julia. 'I remember him," he said. "He's the young psychology ex pert who went in for crime and topped off his successes with the Carson confession.'1 She remembered then why his face was familiar. She had seen his picture in the paper In connection with (he Carson trial. Mrs. Carson was charg ed with her husband's murder and everything appeared to be in her favor. The newspapers had hinted at the slight evi dence on which the district at torney was basing his case. Then suddenly the woman had confessed to the attractive in spector. "He has a perfect record so far. Let's hope he solves this one," said Wandell gravely. "He has a way with him." Frank looked from Virginia to Julia. "You girls had belter be careful. You'll be making up things to tell him." Julia's cheeks flushed with Hcg'lar Fellers arzan By Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan Cornered i niA m i mj r I i i err. wb n I Oregon, Friday, Dec. 21, 1945 Friday P. M. IKEX IKOIN TO ft UBS M. to 4:45 P. M. Bualrr X 1 Bocler X Bualfr X I Butler X Newa WeMrrn Stara I KOIN Kittrk ) KOIN KIopb, I Rnnnd-ajp Martin A.ronakr ' Newi 1 ColHm Calling IKOIN Clock Newa Newt Consumer Newa I Warren weene 1 I.r.'e Pretend , Billla Burke ' Rfllle Burke Wake up A mlle Wake up A imlla Wake up A mH Wake up A amlls I Muale I Orrhratra, Homr and I Oardcninf J Theatrr of Todmy ' Theater af Today I Vewa I Kl 1 Critic An F.ra Opener ICrand Cent. ftt. Grand Cent, 6i I Serenade I Garden Gala I Maryle Taylor I MaryLea Taylor I C.ire and Take iGWaand Take I An Eve Opener ' Rnund-UP time I Round-up time I Metropolitan op. I Metropolitan op. Metropolitan op. I Metropolitan op. Metropolitan Metropolitan P. 1 A5lanmenl Home I Atolanment Homo I Newi j T.B.A. Metropolitan op. Metropolitan op. Metropolitan op. Mrtropnlitan op. Metropolitan op. Metropolitan op. Orrhealra Orchestra Newapaper of JhAlr Phlladrtphla Orrh. Phiiadelphia Orrb. Philadelphia Orrh. Philadelphia Orcb. I I Concert I Concert I Concert. l Concert I Newa I Trio I Newa I Piano I Newa renplea piairorni People platform World Today I Joba I Correspondent Santa ltlera I Dance Orrhealra Inelen Hayea Helen llavea Firil Nller Flrat Nltec KALE nitO KV. Friday P. M, n:l5. Superman) B:S0, Show Time Aitft. New t t:IA, Graelo rieidai 7::in, i.ona Ranter i 9:00. Newit 9:4.1, Fulton Lewlat 10:00, Orcbeatrai 10:84. Nawa. Saturday A. M. 4:11. Cowboy: 7:00. Nrwat 9:00. Market, intt B:lft, Women' Newat 10:30 Thla and Tbati ll:.1U, Coneerti 11:00, Newat i:&. Newat 3:1ft. Oawaih 4:IS, New. anger. So that was why he had been so kind to her. He was hunting for a confession to hang a scalp from his belt. How she hated him for his de ceptive courtesy! Doctor Wandell rose to leave and Julia went with him to the door. Moore was serving drinks when she came back. "He's pretty smooth your doctor," said Frank. "What did he do with Alma?" asked Virginia. "I gathered from the com missioner that she is in a men tal institution. She has been there before and the police can't question her. Don't sup pose they could use It anyway. She went to pieces when Robey left her. This isn't nice con versation for you, Julie." "Forget I'm Robey's widow. Frank, and just remember I want to help find his murder er. I didn't love him but it wasn't fair that he should lose his life when he loved It so." "We haven't talked over what' to do," Virginia said, stifling a yawn. "Gosh, it's only ten and I'm sleepy. I'm staying with Julia. With cops getting themselves knocked out the place isn't safe." Frank protested and Julia couldn't tell whether it was to get Virginia away from danger or because he didn't trust the girl, although his altitude to ward her was as devoted as a true sophisticated could be. Virginia, however, had made up her mind and it wasn't eas ily changed. "Only Uncle Dick can boss me and he's in Buenos Aires, thank God!" She slept in Robey's room. By Gene y lmitin Adanu ap N.w.l.otur.. 2 Q'jitW ffii tBV CHRIST?,, I MV NECK! W& ?5 r lcr 111 f CI7K U-1 Plenty of StyleHere is something really new and fresh in homefrocks, with its becom ing yoke and neckline, and the inverted pleat in the back of the blouse to give you plenty of elbow room. And you can use bright ricrac for trimming. No. 3037 is cut in sizes 12, 14, lfl. IB. 20. 40, 42. 44, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 3 ',2 yds. 35-in. Send 16c tor pattern, which Includes complete sewing guide. Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly, fie sure to state size you wish. Address Pattern Department, Capital Journal, 552 Mission St., San Francisco. S, California. "I can't sleep with anyone," she explained, "and I'm not afraid of ghosts. That's why I moved in here last night." She laughed shortly at Julia's expression. It was a mixture of relief and contrition that she had shown any suspicion of the girl who had been kind In spite of her brusqueness. r Before she went to bed, Julia stuck a finger Into the tall per fume bottle and felt the paper rolled within. She did not take it out. It was enough to know it was still there. She would never tell the inspector about it now, she reflected, or he would twist it into another piece of evidence against her. How foolish she had been to trust him at all! ACROSS i, Variety of lettuce 4. Morchandli I. Mother 12. iiisli; 36. Ancient galley with two banks of onrt . Alcoholic drink an. Worship 40. Slater of one's parent mujloi! 41. Nejffltiv 13. Kind of cheOfl 4. Dtpol Metal ilda 15. Huian villas community 16, Grandlloquant IS. H.iliinca 30. Tyuo nia5iira 31. Artificial laiirtuaga 22, Ahead 2b. Chess pterin 26. At any lima 2K. Willi In 3d. nplioal 31. Copper coin 33. Corrodea if,. Criiftrd dish 4S. Bordered !. KxLn M. SI art liquor 62. Command 55. Long nnrl 53. Adje'iiv sii ffix (ll, Pltpatrhftd 61. Stlliwnrm fi2. (lolf pt'B 60. Tibetan ' a. I3 FTP P fe 7 t . Id 1 0 'i ,. ';.;, -4 44- 45 jL 50 J ZTT 53 S4 Is sC sf"saT rJy 51 5f T"55 Af Ncwsreafuraa Byrnes Morning brought new suspi cions, and finally, fresh horror. Moore awakened her early with the first news. The house had been searched the night before. Julia put on a quilted house coat and slippers and went into the salon. The dignified room looked like a drunken outcast. The sight gave, an im pact of fury and violence. She had a weird fleeting picture of Robey coming back to search for what he had hidden. Fear welled and overflowed. She closed her eyes against the scene. "Shall I clean up quickly be fore the cops come?" Moore asked with a hint of eagerness. She hesitated. That would be the easiest way. But she did n't trust Moore. It would be better to face the police now. "No. Ask the man In the corridor to come here." Moore's flabby face became bland and he went outside. She wanted to go back to see if her perfume bottle with its damn ing bit of evidence was safe but she forced herself to wait. The detective's mouth drop ped open when he saw the room. He recovered quickly and went past them and out the back, returning with another guard. "Nobody is to leave this house," said the first man. The other one went to the phone in the foyer. "Yes, sir. Thank you, sir," Moore answered with affected satire. Julia went to her bedroom and walked straight to the dress ing table. The paper was still there. She-thought of destroy ing it but couldn't bring her self to do it. It seemed to be important to someone. Virginia and Moore were standing before the inspector when she entered the salon again. "At least we can limit the number who could have made this search," he said and Julia wondered how she could ever have thought his mouth betray ed a sense of humor. "Only you three were in the apart ment last night and no one came In." To be continued New York state troopers have made more than 50.0000 arrests on more than 80 different charges In a year, and have a record of convictions in 95 per cent of these cases. A new spray has been devel oped which kills weeds among vegetables at a cost of less than $12 per acre, as compared with about $60 for hand-pulling Solution Of Yesterday's Puzzle DOWN 3. Contention 4. Compoaer of Fretachuetx" 5. Fuaa t. Male aheep 7. Live eoala 3. Feel the absence of 9. Skill 10. Watered ' appearance 11. The elbow 17. Fneriug lJ. Witchcraft :j. iioveiase :. Insect Zb, Army meal ii. island of Napoleon'! exile 27. Empty '3. Covered wltb more dry earth .12. 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This will be an afternoon meeting and the election of of Small Change EVERTrWIWS BUT weather-" Al HUMAN NATURE TWEV NEVen SEEM TO CHANGE MUCH- FOR iiyvE AiEANj of Eure t ...,r-: r:-:. t f v I ,...Pm csaMfiaaaaHal