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8: Ml t News Start of Today ITVrrr and Pirates J Knox Manning-
Bil-V- I Superman Nrwi I Sky Kinr I Musle
5:3ft I Caol. Mldnlsht Voire of Firestone I Jark Armstrong I Nrwi
B:4r Tom Mix Voice of Firestone Serenade I News
6 Alii I r. a brief Ilea it iter Touchdown TIpi I rnllllcal Radio Theatre
: in Orrhr&tra Touchdown TIpi I Music Radio Theatre
fi:3ft I Hand Goodman, Borne ' Kay Armen Radio Theatre
I Bunds Goodman, Home I Kay Armen Radio Theatre
7:IKi Hull, hrummond Cotilentrd Hour I.one Ranger Screen Guild
7:15 I Hull Hrummond I Conlrntrd Hour I.one Kamer I Screen Guild
. Cisco Kid ! Dr. I, Q, Nrws I Hoh Hawk Show
7:13 I Cisro KJd I Dr. 1. Q, Range Riders Hoh Hawk Show
.8:0(1 Oetentlve I Supper Club Lum 'n' Abner Nrws
R:I5 Detective Fleetwood I-awtn Sonus Jack Smith Show
8:3ft News (Cavalcade Fat Man .loan Havls Show
8:13 youth Center Cavalcade Fat Man Joan Davis Show
0:(ll News : I Telephone Hour Talk Tlie Whistler
' 0:15 Hex Miller Telephone Hour Political The Whistler
0:3b Sports I Dpen House luslc Inner Sanctum
0:1.1 Henry J. Taylor I Open House News Dramas Inner Sanctum
lIMIft Fulton Lewis. Jr. I News I News fTive Star Final"
J(I:I5 Newt Political I Rhythm I Svmphonette
n::tf News Orchestra f Concert Hour I Svmphonette
lb: 15 O rchettra The Hand Wagon I Concert Ho u r I Texas Rangers
II 110 I Oriruii News Concert Hour Serenade
Ilil.T I Orchestra Orchestra Concert Hour Serenade
II ::(( ' Orchestra OrcJiestra Orchestra Air-Ho
11:15 I News Orchestra Orchestra I Air-Flo
l-:00 I Sinn Off Sixnbff X-tra Hour I Silent ""
Tuesday 6 A. M. to 4:45 P. M.
fi:D(l News .riiinpln Jacks J littler X News
: in News Dave West lluxler X Wrstern Stars
f::t Orchestra News HiiKler X KOIN Klock
Ji-AT News ,,1iWrll Buitler X KOIN Klock
7:(ft I Nrwi I Farm Time Roundup Hoys KOIN Klock
7:15 Rise & Shin Farm Time Martin A it r on sky News
7:3ft Newa The Old Sonn James Alibe Newa
-,i15"T...' niu''lc I News Market Reports Fact Finder
H:0ri Haven of Rest Fred Warlnr Breakfast Club Consumer News
8:15 Haven of Rest Fred Waring Breakfast Ctuh Arthur Godfrey
8;S0 sing Jack ncrrh Breakfast Club Grand Slam
8:5 Vie. H. Mndlahr James Alibe Breakfast Club Rosemary
, 8:00 Muslo On- on Caravan (Glamour Manor" Kale Smith
0:15 Morton Downey News Glamour Manor Aunt Jenny
0::iO Pastor's Call Stars I Breneman's Bfst. Helen Trent
0H5 Art Baker Private Wire I Hreneman's IWst. Our Gal Sunday
1(1:1)0 Newf Orchestra Home Edition n77siiitrr
Jli:15j- Dins- Rlnxs Orchestra Bill Land Ma Perkins
1:: Orrheslra Gilbert My True Story Hr. Malone
Hlrla Orclipstra JoycieJIorclftll My True Story Road of Life
ll:01-OrKKiialitlcs Guiding Light j Churrh Hymns -n& Mrs. Burton
ItrW;lpay Dreams (Today's Children I Itaukhage Talks I Perry Mason
1 1:30-' Oucen for a Dav Women In White Listenlnit Prut Lone Journey
llTlfi Queen tor a Day Musuuerade Lt,lffI ana Albert Art Baker
l?:f)0 Mid-buy Hymns News Waller Klernan Pncws
1?:I5 News Ma Perkins Stars of Today Come and Get It
J'.'rflft Hillbilly Pepper Yfiun Hey, Mr. Motorist Surprise
J'-': '5 Variety Show Right to llappnss Jerry Sears Surprise
1 :0ft I News Ilarkstaxe Wife Octet House Party
1:15 Lum n Abner Stella Dallas Try 'n Find Me House Parly
1:3(1 1 Community Lorenio Jones Kay West Newspaper of
1:15 Community Wlddrr Brown Kay West the Air
2:ft0 J Tell Your Nelglibr When a Girl What's DoTn School or the Air
2:15 John J. Anthony Portia Faces Life Ladies School of the Air
::t0 I Orchestra Just Plain Hill Bride and Groom Meet the Miami
2:15 Orchestra ) Front Page Bride and Groom Meet the Missus
3:(0 Orchestra Roacl of Lire LadlnTllo-SeaTcil I Art Kirk ham
'8:15 Muslo Havld llarum Ladles He Seated Evelyn Winters
8:.'(0 News Aunt Mury THA State Trufflo
3:-IB The Sea Hound Dr. Paul Muslo News
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. Woman's Secret Political Danny O'Nell
4:15 Rex Miller News Northwest Today Danny O'Nell
4::to Rrsklne Johnson Life Beautiful Organ Melody Hour
4:15 Buck Rogers News Tennessee Jed Melody Hour
1,- ' " ' -
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Fiittcrn No. R23.10
, Butterflies for Your Toes A few balls of yarn, a twine sole
added and you have these fluttering slippers for winter comfort.
Crochet them to mutch your favorite npRlifcoc or lounging pajamas.
Pattern envelope contains stitch illustrations nnd complete
directions for small, medium and large sizes.
Send 15 cents (coin) for Pattern No. H:!H30 to Peggv Roberts,
Capital Journal, 828 Mission Street, S:m Francisco, 3, Calif.
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By Edgar Rice Burroughs
Oregon, Monday, Nov. 4, 1946
Disney
IP I PO SM SO,MSELP,
CHILP PSVCHOLOG7
Anderson
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By the Light of the Moon
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MIDNIQHT-OUT IM ff PLANTIN'-BEST
THE WOODS! WITH A M IND. EH. FRED?
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Nothing on Jeff for Gallantry
On the Up and Up
Nita Escapes Zee's Wrath
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Yesterday
By BEATRICE
Chapter 9
Niel answered nothing be
cause he was watching Ste
phanie walk toward them, her
head uplifted in birdlike wari
ness as if she expected them
to vanish. The dark grey of
her coat and hat flattered her
delicate coloring. At her close
approach the horses perked
their ears and turned their
splendid eyes on her. As she
fondled them her eyes met his
in friendliness.
"This is Black Handsome and
this Black Gallant. We are ut
terly vain about them." Her
reserved half laugh suggested
a deeper humor.
"They're getting fat," mourn
ed Conrad.
"It's so long since you've
driven them."
"Oh, those old days ... re
member?" murmured Conrad.
Niel thought they must have
shared a lot together, like him
self and Freya.
She looked unbelievably small
sitting between them on the
high seat. Conrad balanced
the reins, then with a whistle
they were off. A lovely tre
mulous harmony filled the air.
"The bells!" cried Niel.
He enjoyed the thrill of un
expected speed, the tangy cold
air, snow flowing backward
like a guttering white sea and
the continuous unreeling of
green pines with here and there
a flash of distant mountains.
It was happy intoxication.
She felt it, too. Her golden
hair rioted back in the sun
shine, enhancing the delicacy
of her features so that he
couldn't keep his eyes off her
face for long. It wasn't a beau
tiful face but she created a
more intriguing illusion of
beauty, particularly when she
smiled.
Conrad urged on the horses,
with extravagant flattery, away,
away, and away ... as if there
was no world other than what
was there with them. He felt a
wild desire to shout but he sang
instead and the others joined
in. It was a little as if they
were drunk, perhaps their
senses were drunk. They rac
ed down the valley toward the
river and as they crossed Niel
wondered if it wouldn't be a
good thing if the ice cracked
open and they went down
while they were still singing.
On the opposite bank they
stopped. Conrad pointed to
ward the horizon to a lone skier
and they watched him take the
slope with a skill that held
them silent: or perhaps it was
his freedom to choose his
course, freedom to swoop out
of their line of vision when
they desired to keep him in
view so that they could think
only of him, not of themselves.
"I'd like to try that slope,"
murmured Niel, but when they
remained silent he wished he
hadn't said it because sudden
ly it seemed he would never be
free again.
The sun was going, a violet
dimness softened the glare of
the snow as they turned back.
After a particularly rousing
chorus Stephanie asked who
taught him the German songs.
"Freya Runstedt," he said
quietly. A startled look cross
ed her face.
'Oh," she said, and dropped
her eyes. They didn't sing
again.
with the sun went most of
their happiness. Nearer home
Conrad urged the horses once
more but this time Stephanie
seemed too lost in her thoughts
to laugh. They turned a bend
and a woman was walking in
the same direction ahead of
them. Suddenly Conrad leaned
forward and cracked the whip
over the horses. As they leap
ed forward Niel felt Stephanie
go tense beside him and he
wondered why she was fright
ened. He measured the dis
tance to the woman, hoping
Conrad in his sudden reckless
ness would leave her enough
room. Now the horses were al
most upon her, she turned her
head to look at them and Niel's
breath almost choked him. It
was Freya!
He shouted her name, but his
voice was so hoarse she couldn't
recognize it. She smiled and
waved as they flashed past her.
For a split second he was going
Room and Board
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to jump but the speed was too
fast. All he could do was turn
and wave. But she was still
smiling so he knew she did not
recognize him, then the sleigh
careened around a bend and she
was gone.
"Stop," damn you!" he shout
ed, but Conrad, his face blanked
of emotion kept up the speed to
prevent him leaping from the
sleigh.
He pressed the back of his
hand against his lips and Steph
anie saw the white of his teeth
biting against his knuckles.
Tears sprang to her eyes. Let
her cry, though Niel violently,
let her stare at my face till she
can never forget it. Then she
turned her head and slipped her
hand under Conrad's arm and a
long look passed between them.
He almost hated them for
knowing something, about him
he didn't know. It made him
laugh aloud so harshly they both
looked at him and he flung a
contemptuous look back at them
before he turned away. Then
he was lost in concentration on
Freya . . . how could he capture
anything from that flashing
sight after years of not seeing
her. But these two were Freya'j
friends, gradually his anger
cooled so that when they reach
ed the house he lifted her from
the sleigh.
"I'm sorry," she said quietly.
He tried to smile but couldn't.
"Don't judge us too harshly."
That moved him. "I'd never
judge you ... or Conrad."
"Thank you." Her lips were
trembling as she turned away to
the house.
"That was kind of you," said
Conrad. "She's unhappy about
Freya and all this." Niel want
ed to say, so are you, but one
could only think such things.
At the door of his room a cat
rubbed against his ankles star
tling him out of his sober
thought. Conrad shooed It away
and it frisked down the hall to
a narrow door open toward them
and disappeared. So that was
the way to the attic. Then they
heard Joseph laboring up the
steps and he appeared at the end
of the hall. So there was a back
stair leading down to the side
vestibule he had seen last night
from the drawing room. If he
could break into the attic from
his room!
(To be continued)
Made for Each Other A girl
can't learn too young how versa
tile and functional matched sep
arates can be. She'll love the
trim jumper with panel front,
the brief jacket, the blouse, all
to match or blend.
No. 2693 is cut in sizes 2, 4.
6 and 8. Size 4 jumper and
jacket require lVi yds. 54-in., .
blouse 1A yds. 35-in. (
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