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Newspaper Page Text.8 Capital Journal, Salem, Radio Programs 1KSLM r KGW "IKEX ,'KOIN "gr :00 nw I Matinee I Terry Pirates Knoz Mannlns Kuprrmsn Matinee j Dick- Tracy I Ritd'i Gam :Sft cap. Itfldnlte Muste I Jock Aroislrons News Tom Mli Musis I R. Gram Swing ' Newa :00- Gabriel Ilea iter Show I Orchestra. Radio Theatre . ;!- i Orchestra I Show j Orchestra Radio Theatre. :Sfr- Band j Information oteait Orchestra Radio Theatre ft I Banit I Information plcast j Orchestra RadU Theatre 7:00 Your Land Contented hoar Labor j Screen Onlld (, 1:15 (New. Contented hour j Chit towards (Screen Guild T:SO I Lone Ranter I Or. I, Q. I Studio 'Thanks to Yanks 7:45 J Lone Ranger I Pr. I. Q. String ensemble Thanks to Tanks :0 "j Michael Shayn Suppei club I i-nir- & Abner Klrkwood :1ft ' Michc' Rbarn Fleetwood Law ton I Hedda nopper Jack Smith :S0 Orrhestr Theatre I Fat Man Joan Davis 11:45 I Newa Theatre I Fat Man Joan Davis :M I News j Telephone llonr I Crime The Whistler 15 I Ren Miller Telephone Hour (Crime The Whistler :S0 I Sports Hollywood Open News I Vox Pnp :45 Fulton Lewis 1 House Ken Hasan Voa Pop 10 00 Bulldor i News Flashes I Music I F Star Final 10:16 Drummonil Muslo Music Vets Bulletin i: 10:S0 News Muslo i Concert Hour Sons of Islands 10:45 Orchestra Orchestra ' Concert Hour Texas Ranters ""ll:00-" Orchestra Orchestra I Concert Hour I Serenade 11:15 Orchestra Orchestra Concert Hour Serenade 11 :30 Ontan Orchestra News New car s ; 11:45 News Orchestra Rhythm I Panrlns party 12:09 I Open House I Sign off I Dance I Serenade Tuesday, 6 A. 0:00 I I News 1ft ' Timekeepers :3I Farm News A :4ft Ncw Dave West I News I Old Songs 1:00 News 1:15 Rise & Shine 1:30 News VAti I Voire of Hope Fletcher Farm time I Riding Range Sara Hayes. New 8;0ft I Haven of Rest ft : (v I Haven of Rest t,:30 Slwrini t-(n I Orrht-stra ( Frrd Waring ) Fred Waring ' Allen Roth ) Orchestra u:tilt I Wm. Lang News 9,1ft Mortun Downer a:;0 I Pastor' Call 9:45 Lindlnhr James Ahbey Personality hour Honeymoon In New York 10:0ft New Treasury Orchestra News Mountaineers I Caroline Gilbert John J. Anthony I Art Itaker Cctlrlo Foster Guiding Light I Baukhage Talking Oman Today's Children Ethel A Albert Queen for a day Women In White I Listening pott Queen for a day I Marquerade 1 Music Hymns News Hillbillle St. Broadcast Women of Amer. I Ma Perkinn i Pepper Young ' Happiness 1:00 1:16 1:30 1:45 News Lum & Abner Bin Sings Orchestra "News" Rhythm Music Music , llackstagg Wife I Stella Dallas I I-orenr.o tones Wldder Brown I Girl Marries Portia faces Just plane i Front page News Concert News Party Time i Road to Ltfe IiuvW iiarum Aunt Mary Dr. Paul 4:00 I Fulton Lewis 4:16 Rex Miller 4:30 I Johnson 4:46 Wes McWaln I Women's secret I News of World (Stars of Today ) Orchestra KALE 1330 KC Monday P. M. M0, Show timet 5:46. Newsi 6:15, Gracy rielfUt 1:80. Lone Ranaert K:80, Point Sublime, 0:00, Newst 10:00. ' 10:30. News. 10:45 Music, Tuesday A.M. fl-dS. Co who i 7:00. Newsi ft: Air Forceai Rest; 9:00, Newsi 0:lft. Women's Newsr 10:30, This and Tliati 11:30. Concert Gems i 12:00 Newa. Chapter 10 Several days later Edith wrote her mother a letter. She knew Laura would be anxious to hear her impressions of her old home and that the letter would be waiting for her when she re turned to the city. "Well, here I am," she wrote, "and you were right about 'Roselands.' Except that even your most vivid and colorful descriptions only half prepared me for the amazing beauty and comfort of the place. As for the people, I'm afraid I haven't been here long enough to form much of an estimate. Except for Whit my father whom, surprisingly, I like! Perhaps it is because he and I are so very much alike in appearance at least. Why didn't you tell me that I was to find myself almost an exact image of him? "And yet, I can see that we're really very little alike as to per sonal trails. I believe I have a stability that Whit doesn't pos sess I like to think of it as a '.oaclfastncss of spirit'! Docs that sound conceited? I mean it only as a compliment to you who are so full of virtues you are certain to have bequeathed a few of them to me! "Perhaps you'll notice that I'm calling my father 'Whit.' To tell the truth I didn't know what to call him and I avoided speaking to him directly as long as possible. But on the morn ing after my arrival I found him alone in the breakfast room. I imagine this room is a recent addition to the house. " It is lovely, facing east, and containing the most beautiful and impudent parrot named 'Agnes.' She and Whit are the .K iBfflSSM I' en'lar FelSirs By" Gene Byrnes Rather Flimsy Ur uNPEgEriMATE 7 a Kote SgfJSgF" M J SS lU I , 1 11 1 THE BPAINeOFAHOROE, ) WITH LTELLINr 0OM I HE'$ SOINi SJ Vi m v iaff' I , T j 77 , Syj-Wez-earEeAu-Y jlvstanote amp anpy to 1 . , r- V H " S. $ T HEAR ABOUT V HO! AtAeTTrVA ( IS ALLThS SOW' ) TAs' . WWfA. -A, JUS' AS I WAs FCrYTVEL .- 7 0KIPLE ANP APACHE liM T&SQ&r3? 1 l! ' W UNCLE rellN' liTHAT f CANDY FACTORY )VJ rHAPPEN?7 nTShT-V'-- YiIM I ABOUT V 5 1 J7f 7 WLBBINtS 'BA !" W M W fTs' W&7w V ; sy l i Tarzan "sy iTgar Rice Bumuehs Staging Menace Mutt Md Jeff By Bud Fisher 80 and Watson Jeff Will Pull an Anti-Baker St. ' f AS THE TRE 6 CAME OVER L5!fxTyCN EESfil' ANO CARRIED IT 'Effl l"y- Pfj4 I MRS COATMANSER.Yl WANT MV 1 trJHV. WRS. C0ATHAN6ER, IN A FEW "THEYfif HEV SAN SAVIT I (5WJ .-LeJj( THAT'S WHERE TJUST FoRTHAT' THE YOUNG ELEPHANT. HE fc- & gA.-Sl I if J WKS BACK, DRAGGING 'W VOO'LL 6ET VtoORi JOR SgSSSJ'iSg SS T I ' WSs'- j-pP ' Oregon, Monday, Jan. 21, 1946 Monday P.M. M. to 4:45 P. M. I nurler X I Bugler X I Busier X I Dugler X I News I Western Stare I ROIN RIock KOIN Klnck i Roundup t KOIN K,ock Martin Agronsky neadliner Ne James Abba Ubs. I News Buglar X 'News I Breakfast Club T.B.A, i Valiant Lady 1 Lite of World I Aunt Jennj HreaKrasi uiuo Breakfast Clob Breakfast Club Glamor Glamor Breakfast ' Breakfast Kate Smith Big Sister Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday Newa I Ted M alone I My True Story My True Story , Life Beautiful 1 Ma Perkins I Marg McDonald I Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Rosemary Tina A Tim Newa ijohn B. Kennedy Stars of Today Ladles be Seated Ladles be Seated Try end Find Burrit Wheeler Batehelor's child, House Parly News Radio Parade News I Hymns House Party Parly Newspapni Newspaper life Bill What's Doing Ladles? Kay West Kay West Amei School Amer School Meet the Missus Meet the Missus Bride ft Groom News I T.B.A. I Bell Ringers . The World today Bride ft uroom Pierce Pierce I Footlights I N.W. today Motorist I Hop Itarrlgan I Stars of Today ' Romance American Melody Hour KOAC 650 KC Monday P.M. 6:00, On the Upbeatt 6:30, Story Tlmei 8:15, Newsi 6:30, Farm Hour; 1:80, 411 Cluhi u:00, Muslei 0:30, Newsi 0:46. Meditations. Tuesday A. M. 10:00, Newsi 10:16, noraeraakersi 11 :(M. Schooli 11:30, Concert Haiti 12:00. News) 12:16, Farm Houri 8:00, Whose World 3:00, Newsi 4il6, Voice or Armyi 1:46. Ad ventures. only ones about the place who can say what they please to Grandmother and get away with it. You'd almost die to hear Agnes call her 'Old girl'! "But back to Whit. We were eating our breakfast and talk ing of casual things when sud denly I was horrified to hear myself saying, 'Please pass the toast, Whit'! "He looked at me in a rath er startled way and then wrin kled up his fine eyes in a smile. 'I was wondering what you'd call me. Since I've never been a real father to you ' " 'Well, it's going to be nice being friends now,' I interrupt ed with my fatal fear of hurt ing anyone. Though goodness knows, he was right about it. "At any rate, we smiled at each other and I've been calling him 'Whit' quite easily ever since. "The same morning, I heard a truck stopping outside and looked out to see Aunt Josie buying vegetables from a truck gardener. 1 wouldn't have been interested had Whit and I not met the same man as he brought me out to Roselands. So now I spoke to Whit about him. " 'The man with the vege tables Is he a neighbor?' I asked innocently. "Whit glanced back over his shoulder and scowled darkly. 'My wife's brother Burk An gus,' he said. 'A shiftless fel low ' " 'But he doesn't look shift less!" I argued. 'He looks clean and happy and prosperous!' " 'Oh, he's all of that, I guess,' he admitted reluctantly. 'If one can gauge prosperity by winning prizes on beans and 2850 SIZES 36 -50' For That Good Print In print or plain fabric, this softly styled frock seems an ideal way to launch yourself into spring. Note the easy fullness over the bust-line and the graceful and easy hemline of the skirt. No. 2850 is cut in sizes 18, 20, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. Size 36 requires 3!4 yds. 39-in. Send 16c tor pattern, which Includes complete sewing guide Print your Name, Address and Style Number plainly. Be sure to state size you wish. Address Pattern Department. Capita! Journal. 552 Mission St.. San Francisco, 5. California. corn and tomatoes!' "I could see he didn't like Burk Angus for some reason and so I said no more about him. But I felt I should like to know him. He had such a well-set-up look about him as if he were used to vigorous outdoor exercise and I'm sure in good clothes he'd be strikingly hand some. Afterwards, mother I found he has quite a distin guished war record he's a flier with many bombing missions to his credit, now honorably dis charged. And he gives fruit and vegetables to this family, though he makes his living by selling them, and they accept it as their just due because his sister, Bar bara, is Whit's wife. And -with out much bother about 'thank ACROSS 32. Conciliatory 3 A S sjn R 1 E. g '' ' 1. Hugo mythical 35. Juno bub A BBIe uIaHS A B E R 3 -v. 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Egret EVEN A MOUSE COULDN'T GET I SEEMS TO TO DEPART UNSEEN?) TO DO HERE- JL. J is ' & iw'8 ' ' . ' - I I hM I I I I M I I I H; SU'r"',. The Gumps By Gus Edson Galloping Into Trouble " '-3 I - HMP "Si 1 I TULC 1 . I ! - II you' either! It all seems amaz ing to me! "And of course course, you'll be wanting to know something of Barbara. " I remember so clearly your saying 'Don't be snooty to her on my account she'll have enough to bear!' "You were right. In the few days I've been here I can see that none of them are very nice to her not even Whit, who really loves her, I believe. Don't ask me why I believe that. for I can't tell except to say I feel it's so. In appearance, she's exquisite you can tell she gives much attention to groom ing. "I suppose there's not much I can tell you about Grand mother. She almost terrified me at first, but underneath I be lieve she's growing fond of me! I guess it's because her precious Whit, who can do no wrong in her eyes, was responsible for my creation. "Poor, gentle, apologetic Aunt Josie what a life she must live, haltered and led by Grandmother Eugenia. And yet I'm convinced she must have been lovely in her youth. I can well imagine her being the vic tim of a blighted love affair. I understand Dr. Clark Bennett, one of the community's leading physicians, was the man in the case. "What a gossipy letter! But I must tell you that Whit is go ing to teach me to ride a horse. I'm terribly thrilled. "I miss you, mother, but please know that I am conten ted and happy for the short time I will be here. Tell Mr, Crosby I'll be back in time to pose for you for all the fall and winter numbers of 'Calen dar.' " Edith sat back and laid down her pen. She knew that she must say something send some mes sage to Christopher. The inter vening days had in no way les scned the pain in her heart that thought of him always brought though new scenes and faces had helped. She picked up her pen again, set her chin squarely and wrote "Give Chris my very best re gards and tell him that I am looking forward to being back in New York in a few months when you two will have gotten to the place where three will not be a crowd! "Until then, I am always, Your loving Edith." That would do very well, she thought. And hearing Barbara calling her from the lower hall way she slipped the letter into its envelope and went to answer the call. (To be continued) Pattern No. R2349 Gay Mitten Gloves Here is something new, a crocheted mitten masquerading as a glove, but so much warmer! Have two pairs, on each way with contrasting stitching. Pattern envelope contains complete easy-to-read and easy-to-follow directions for the above. Our 60-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 for this book to the address listed below, enclosing twenty cents (20c) in coins to cover the cost and mailing charges. Send 15 cents (coin) for Pattern No. R2349 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dept., Ill New Montgomery Street, San Francisco 5, Calif. Please include your postal zone number. Henry rZZ I II 1711 II 771 n i.J ft. 4K ft fTV A Donald Duck By Walt Disney A Feller His Size! I I V L n n I . i I I VI :r Y t-u' j i -X- rj, (p-fTTTTSi rsn'-r3- ( how v coin hi vuh, . -ps S By Carl - 7 9VJf 7 rX . 8 K II II VCt; U N HI aVkIAK 1 YV r h-, -1H h r-r r 1 l ir-. i.. rrifc. ..., i.- m ca&Gm Aumsville Sawmill Starts Operations Aumsville The sawmill, to be known as the Valley Lum ber company, is now in full op eration. The mill is owned and operated by Charles and Sam Wright, brothers. Construction of the mill and logging pond were begun last summer but because of mate Room and Board A PENGUIN IS A NCVELTY TO BUT TO AN OLD ARCTIC EXPLORER. LIKE MYSELF; PENGUINS ARE AS COMMON AS COUKI HOUSb PI6EONS---ON MY THREE EXPEDITIONS "TO THE NORTH POLE. I VE SEEN 'EM BY THS MiLLONS '- UW-AH WHAT'S THE ORNITHOLOGICAL NAME FORTHEM- HM-M-M Anderson i i - rial and equipment shortage full operation was not possible until the first of the year. Run entirely by electricity the mill employs 12 men and will cut approximately 25,000 feet of lumber a day. Logs are being brought in from the Sublimity and Fern Ridge districts. Columbus first stopped at Santa Maria after his discovery of the western world. By Gene Ahem 'YOU. HEY" GET OFF.-" YER ON DA WRONG BUS--DEY AIN'T NO PENGUINS AT DA NORT POLE "DEY'S ONLY AT DA SOWT POLE .' Y'WANNA BET? A ,.