Friday
IKSLM IT 'KGW Z5 IK EX U?JT I KOIN?,."
fi.DO Newi Star J Terry and Pirate Knot Manning
6:1& Superman New f Sky King Muslo
B:30 Capt. Midulte Sing, America Jaek Armstrong Harry Planners'
K:45 Tom Mia Etmer Peterson Be Friends New
0:(K I News People Are Funny I Ranire Rldera Glnnlt 61ms
6:1ft Studio People Are Funny t Rhythm Glnnle Biro
6:30 Crime CInb Walls Tims I The Sheriff Durante A Moore
Crime Club Walts Time ) The Sheriff Durante A Moore
7:00 New Commntary Mystery Cavalcade Sports Spotllcht
7:1 New Mystery Cayalrade Strancs As Seems
7:30 Cisco Kid fiports Newt Sport Malsle
7:45 Cisco Kid Ryhthm Sports Malsle
rtrftO Let George Do It Supper Club Melody News
8:1ft Let George Do II Fleetwood Lawlon Good Cheer Jack Smith
8:30 Burl lyes Show Thla I FBI Orchestra
8:15 Future Show Thli I FBI Orchestra
0:00 Nrws King Men ) Break the Bank Fanny Brlce
0:1ft Pictorial Sport f Break the Bank Fanny Brlca
f:3V Sports Publle Interest I Western Skfea Thin Man
8:43 Henry J. Taylor Public Interest Western Skies Thin Man
10:00 I Newa News Flashe I News New
10: IS lNa (sport (4 Time Paya to be
10:30 News I Orchestra 1 Concert Honr Isnorant
I():4ft Orchestra Band Wagon Concert Hour Texas Hangera
11:110 Orchestra News I Conrert floor Serenade
11:15 Orchestra Speaker I Concert llour Serenade
11:30 Orchestra Rnnnle Salt Orrh. I Orchestra Air-Flo ,
11:45 Now Ronnie Salt Orch. I Orchestra Airflow
12:00 Sign Off I Sign-off X-Ira Hour ' Silent
Saturday 6 A. M. to 4:45 P. M.
(1:00 News Percolator Party Muslo New
(1:15 Mtn. Timekeeper Percolator Parly Musle Western Star
ft:30 Marrb of Tim New Muslo KOIN Klock
:-ft NfWa Dave Went Mosle KOIN Klock
7:00 I News I Riding Ranga I Roundup Boy KOIN Klock
7:15 ( Rhie and Shine I Hear This I Martin Agronsky News
7:.t0 J Orchestra t Old Song I News New
7:45 News LN1WS f Collin Calling Consumer New
8:00 ITaven of Rest Muslo Wake Hp A Smile New
fl:lft llavrn of Real Musle Wake Up A Smile Let's Pretend
8:10 Songs Fd McConneTl Wake Up A Smile Adventure
8:45 Orrhestra F.d McConnell Wake Up A Smile Adventure
0:00 Ounrlel I Record Shop Research Theatre of Today
fl:15 Quartet Record Shop Demonstration Theatre of Today
0:30 J Pastor's Call Reading Is Fan Farmer Child Training
P:45 Orchestra Walktr'a Kitchen Farmer Kid Critic
10.00 I New Farm A nome I Youth Forum Grand Central
10:15 Bins Sine Faint A Home Youth Forum Grand Central
10:30 I Bug Bunny Show j Your Baby I County Fair
10:45 Bugs Bunny Show I Dirt Doctor I County Fair
11:00 I Orchestra Buffalo I Opera I Mary l.ee Taylor
1 1 :ir I Orchestra Buffalo I Opera I Mary l-ee Taylor
11:30 J nit Baxters Opera Feature
11:15 Jan Consumer I Opera f Feature
12:00 Pioneer Stars of TomVr" Opera ( News
12:15 News Stars of Tomor. Opera Harden Gal
12:30 Hillbilly Serenade Star of Tomor. Opera Orchestra
12:45 Variety Show Sfara of Tomor. Opera Talk
1:00 Recordings Then and Now Opera I Matinee
VI5 Record in us Then end Now Opera (Matinee
J:?rO Handicap Names of Opera I Newspaper of Air j
1 :45 Choir Tomorrow Opera I Newspaper of Air j
2:00 Treasury NeUnn Olmsted Tea A Crumpet Symphony !
2: IB Orchestra (Orchestra Tea A Crumpet Symphony
2:30 Open nous Ed. Tomllnson Tra A Crumpets Symphony
2:15 1 Oprn House Trio Tea A Crumpet Symphony
8:00 Bands Muslo . Jimmy Blair News I
8:1ft Hands - Muslo Trio I Once Upon
8:30 New Veteran Jnli'ny Thompson. Tun
8:15 U. S. Army Proudly We nail Trio New
4:00 j Hawaii Calls Foreign Policy I Religious 'j Feature
4:15 Hawaii Calls Foreign Policy Harry Wtsmer Feature
4:30 rones tra Curtain Time I Muslo Orchestra
4:4ft jporta Curtain Time ' Muilo Orchestra
' XateJt Pattern
11 R2521
1'ATTIiRN
Little Yellow Duck An easy-to-makc, soft little toy that your
child will just love! With outstretched wings and open bill! the
baby duck looks almost alive. The seven-inch toy is especially
lovely in yellow felt or colorful scraps from the rag bag.
Pattern envelope No. R2I521 contains tracing of pattern pieces
and complete sewing and finishing directions.
To obtain this pattern send 15c in COINS, giving pattern num
ber, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts,
Salem Capital Journal, 828 Mission Street, San Francisco 3, Calif.
MmdMmtiii j i j?RvnB fibula
ACROSS
1. Scent
B. Kind of ptiltn
8. Secret nitlluirr S7.
12. Miulo Into R
tit brio
13. S)olivn
14. lu-i'mu
lb. Kirut Kurilen
lti. Givo tnliiUU-
rurlly
IT. Name: French
. 18. Host
Mulo llffiire
used as a
upportlua
coin WD
Warn Inn
Auriform fluid
Empire state:
Hbbr.
Sh union
KIiir of tha
20. SmoklnR devlc 47.
21. ram nuuiio
not fca
JS. Existed
24. TrnllhiK
tmincli
28. DUhimit
Ht'Krct
80. Amonn
81. Mistake
23. Pronoun
Lltorary icrapi
In h(!d
Ardor
Small rug
Solitary
si.' sSu"l in th. ESI p!eRU Si EHfELMra
stf. lypo nu-aaura P R O DPS D E N I A L
to. Amorlcun ink ISA L I INH C O RlpJAT
41. Water excur- ba 5 TWA 9. M C W
12 13 W . LS b 17 18 I If 'O "
II!'3 1; 3
35 "3f
2? "M 'at WW"
S3 p Js sW
r m m
11 1 1 1 1 Vii.iA II I
P. M.
NO. R2521
Solution of Yesterday' Puzzls
(10. Certuln
01. llovoruK0
62. branches ol
learning
61, Canvas ilielter
P I Nia R Alpli SHBaH3
0 n fl R aveJnHidiA A
SAF A RTHalImTo NO
ETAfj EN Alt EHft o z
DOWN
1. Have debtt
5, Die for making
dm In Dlue
I. Across
4. Resumed
lw Ancient Koratn
amp hit heater
6. Uetullireroue
rock a
T. Walk Inn stick
8. Antique
8. I'ertulnlni va
old use
10. Oftcr of term
II. Country Id
A rub la
19. Kquulltjr
20. Ituln hard
21. 1'roverb
22. Pertaining to
measurement
25. Joking gait
27. Vlnor
2S. Dlseiuie of ry
32. Oesrtere
34. Small: Colloq.
36. (Jlilneee wai
37. Limb
39. How
40. Leant difficult
42. Helutvd tlirouglr
the father
41. Komun house
hold god
46, Kant Irdlan
elngfr.g bird
48. Toll
61. Penitential
flcaeon
61 Hint
64. Wing
66. Alder tree:
Scotch
67. Clear profit
Jo u rna I Fea tu re
Donald Duck
SKJIUA1I&E MEAL
Henry
The Nebbs
Little Orphan Annie
The Gumps
Mult and Jeff
Ui-ir Im hellers
Tarzan
fTOTWMKJ TJATOOSHT FAT CHANCE ARENT THE VEKY TIME SOME FOLKS YbUT IW A EhesT
1 THAT HE TO MAKEYOuVwITH THOSE COM AUTHORITIES MAK1NGJTHERE5AM01HER WOULD FEELW CASE LiSrr-
upee irei rtor 1 HEARD FORGET VCOR A ROBBERS STILL AMV PROGRESS- ROBBERY J FLATTEREOTHEV DOMT MAKE1
Sw92CHEDUM 2Sjf
rauJ ' ' "
I SYNDICflrE CAN HIRE ANOTHER SEE? RIGHT I STUFF, ON TIME. J OUST TAKE &! I WILL HAVE IT DONE TILL, VOU I THAT'S I
I ARTIST TD ORAW MY COMIC, IN VOUR ( I VOU BREftK VOUR I OVER tJV JiJ I CAN' DO IT AGAIN-AND.IN THE 1 WHAT M3U 1
OTTRNTT , TTITER? liMB
ijrililliilifn WOW THAT RACKET
lli'A UPSTAIRS SOOTHE. ) OH, MR. YZ.
JUST LIKE BltA TO GO W FlfiUREP IT PI D SHE SAY? 11 GUMPS MgfZ
TO "THE TROUBLE TO VJOULP GOOO GRIEF J V ffflj'
HAVE AN OLP NEWSPAPER SOOTHE C WH f im0t 'Z&MWi
I I rlr ,1 r 1 .T.- I'll' 11 1 s--s--'Ti--s--3 l-i w mm K.v .
JEFR HOW'DYoOGETINTof BUT f Orl.OUST FOR V TOLD ME ALL Y-, 'u'ltfffXTVl i VI
SEE PRESIDENT TRUMAN? WHAT A VISIT.' I ABOUT HIMSELF.' SEEYALATER, effmTT 1 lAHAS
1 tC&VsJ t , iot C FORiAASKED HlM HOW HE WORKED IN A S MUTT I GOT IjMJwfM
(ZtA'L..JWL I. A?V HE HABERDASHERY STORE J WORKTODO.' l
SirLJ ---- 1
XCAN IATCH TMATT
fK TH" WOULW WORST A
H RZPORX CARD AFTER ALL L-
jJl'Vg POM FCJL MEANIN' A
AS JANE GOT UP, THE GUARDS 1
REACHED FOR THEIR GUNS. fl$"S
16 Capital Journal, Salem,
By Walt
By Carl
By
By Harold Gray
,., Jf f j ijmd p -ou .QQriXNTHEN T OH. THEV CAN; BUT NO OECSTTIMj
By Gus
Bv Bud Fisher
By Gene
LEVEW EWf I GIVE. l
" TH' &E5T APPLE OH
, MARKET AM LOOK
V THAT FOR. A 6C0R6
By Edgar Rice Burroughs
r SEEING THEIR PRISONER EVIPENTLY
KCVjfc- HELPLESS, BOTH UARDS SOON )gt
BUT BEFORE THEY COULD RAISE
TH6K SHE FELL SACK APPARENTLY
IN GREAT PAIN.
Oregon, Friday, Mar. 21, 1947
Disney
Anderson
Hess
Edson
Maybe Jeff Has Got the
Byrnes
TH'
- '
f DOZED OfP -V
3mL i diM
Pae
Customer with An Axe to Grind
7 "TTr : r--
ANpedSoN -
Strictly Business
What Big Teeth Is Has
Hep Guy
Presidential Bee in His Topper
Wasted Applesauce
Jane Escapes
UNDER COVER OF THEIR
STENTORIAN SNORES, JANE QUIETLY
AROSE AND LIMPED OUT OP CAMP.
THAT OLP -V -w6,! ?
NEWSPAPER IS YCSO
PEgTlCKL,.fe
THE. CAY SHE , ' ,M r
( TDLD US SHE W5 " ,
AIL&R6IC fiffsT
TO APPLES "Jtel . i
I I I
DANCE ON
By Florence Theel
Chapter 15
Snap, Bert's pretty little span
iel, went to the desert with them.
She had watched the prepara
tions with sad eyes and drooping
tail.
But when Bert said, "Hop in,
girl. You're going!" Snap leaped
into the car with Mrs. McLane,
Eileen and Eddy, settling beside
Bert's saxophone case, on a pile
of blankets.
Tony Perrelli was shaking
hands with everybody. "You see
me down Palm Springs, jes' as
soon's you get theengs fix. I
cook for your boarders good,
Miss McLane, till you come home
again."
Mrs. McLane smiled grateful
ly. "You bring me a mayonnaise
recipe, Tony, and this is what
comes of it!"
Tony's white teeth flashed in
a happy smile. "Never I dream I
will be partners soon in business
with your bpys."
Mrs. Van Buren, their star
boarder, waved from an upper
window. Gamely, Paul said.
Good luck, fellas!" and dashed
for his office. He called over his
shoulder, "Have a good time,
Eileen!"
And she answered, "Don't
work too hard, Paul."
' It was an imposing caravan.
The trailer-truck, hitched to the
sedan, held barrels of restaurant
china, paints and kalsomine and
brushes, bedding, bolts of drap
ery material, and the upright
piano.
Bert had thoroughly prepared
them for what they were to find,
and when they finally drew up
before the half-burned hacienda
set back off the main road, he
said, "Well, look it over, fellas.
If anybody isn't sold on It, he
can drop out now and no hard
feelings."
Not bad, at all!" Phil ex
claimed, as they viewed the huge
rooms that had been palatial
connecting drawing room, dining
room and library. "Nobody'll
recognize it, after a good paint
job."
Pale orange like that busted
chair would be swell," said
Eddy.
"We could paint green vines
on the ceiling," Bert said, squint
ing upward. "Maybe nail real
cactus across these holes where
the firemen bashed the roof in."
"Why not leave 'em open let
the stars shine through?" Roy
Crosley suggested. "This place
has possibilities, fellas, and no
kidding."
Pessimistic Pete, the guitarist,
failed to see them, however.
'Doesn't look so hot to me.
You'll sink in all your work and
money, and chances are no
body'll drive out to this deserted
dump." But even Pete grew
cheerful when he saw the lovely
rooms with single beds in the
servants' wing which, miracu
lously, had been spared. "Kind
of de luxe, after the hole in the
wall I just left. Who am I bunk
ing with, anyway? You, Phil?"
Might as well room up the
way we all drove down," said
Carolina. "I'll sleep on the army
cot." He and the newcomers had
hit it off together nicely. Bert
and Eddy, naturally, would want
to room together.
"If Mom and Eileen double up,
Carolina, you can have one to
yourself," Bert said. Carolina
hadn't been out of military hos
pital long, either.
Luggage was quickly stowed
away, and while the ladies pre
pared luncheon of canned soup,
cold roast of lamb and salad, the
boys went outdoors to look at
the lumber which the real estate
man had offered Bert at cost.
By a stroke of luck, Roy Cros
ley had been a navy carpenter,
like Phil that had really been
the deciding factor In his selec
tion and, between them, they
produced some good ideas for
converting planks and uprights
into chairs and tables and other
furniture needed for a public
dining room. They were all agog
to start things going.
Earlier, Eddy had proposed a
plan of work and payment.
Those who did specific labor
would receive wages from the
first income. Orchestra salaries
would be paid at the weekly un
ion sc?le after that. Eddy, Bert
and Tony Perrelli, as joint part
ners, would get what was left
over.
It was a long gamble, but the
Room and Board .
I "WON'T SAY THAT ',
THE EARL HAS
OFFERED ME SlOO
IF I CAN ANSWER.
a d irrn c...ni rr
I'LL
DOLLAR, COUblN.
IF VOU
ME THE
TO THIS
MAYBE CHATMORE
WHAT
CAN HELP M&
FIGURE IT
OUT
feet;--2.
AND
THINK
IjjHO,
DAYS.
r III
TO THINK FOR.
A DOLLAR.?
THE DESERT
AP Newifoturi
boys were willing. And when
they'd seen the actual set-up,
happy-go-lucky Charlie Marri-
son voiced their general opinion.
Don't worry about wages till
you get some profits, fella. If
you feed and room us down here
free, you're giving us a good va
cation."
"Hear, hear!" boomed Crosley.
Phil said, "This desert air feels
good to my sinuses already."
Their loyalty touched Bert
deeply. "You won't regret It,
fellas, I promise."
Eddy said, "The way things
look to me, the money'll be
there."
At luncheon they discussed a
vital problem: whether or not to
serve liquor. Opinion was di
vided.
"Will anybody come, If they
can't drink?" asked Roy.
"Liquor means a big invest
ment for a bar, glasses and
stuff, a license, a bar-tender's
salary," Bert said.
"We'd probably drink up the
profits ourselves, if we served
it," Charlie Morrison grinned.
"Let 'em get their booze in Palm
Springs."
"We'll guarantee 'em A-l foafd
and fun,".said Carolina. "If they
want to bring their own, there
won't be any extra charge."
Eileen smiled, and said noth
ing. But Mrs. McLane clinched
it with her homely philosophy.
"When we were at the Oasis,
Bert, listening to Blackey Davis'
band, I thought people come
here to the desert for their
health, and then destroy it with
cocktails and things, which ev
erybody knows never did any
body any good." The boys look
ed at each other. Mrs. McLane
continued: "You came down here
for your health, too, Son. It
wouldn't be just right to make
money by preventing other peo
ple from getting theirs:"
"You're licked before you
start then," Pete prophesied
darkly.
"Well, how about starting off
with beer and soft drinks and
see what happens?" Bert looked
questioningly around the circle.
Everybody but Pete nodded.
They'd find out later whether
the decision increased their
gamble! (To be continued)
Young and Crisp Two dar
ling surprises for your little girl!
One is a fairy-talc pinafore with
huge bouffant skirt and cunning
circus elephant applique. T h &
other, a dress, has the precious
"puff" skirt and dainty ruffling
to give a simulated bolero cut.
Two separate patterns.
No. 2787 is cut in sizes 2, 4,
6, and 8. Size 4 requires 1
yds. 35-in., Yt yd. contrasting,
applique.
No. 2601 is cut in sizes 2, 4, 6,
and T. Size 4 requires 1 yds.
35-in., 1 yds. ruffling.
Send 20c for PATTERN, which
includes complete sewing guide.
Print your name, address aiyl
style number plainly. Be sure to
state size you wish. Include
postal unit or zone number in
your address.
Address: Pattern Department
Capital Journal, 552 Mission
St., San Francisco, Calif.
. . By Gene Ahern
PAY VOU A
I WOULDNTTAXMY
BRAIN TRYING TO
THINK OF THE
ANSWER.-EVEN
IF I SOT IT, I'D
HAVE TO SPEND
CAN GIVE
ANSWER.
RIDDLE,--
HAS Z
MOUTHS
THE DOLLAR. FOR.
O &YE5 ?
HEADACHE
HARD
PILLS
THESE
WANTS
TvflJV SIZES 2 n
l IF1 SOT IT, ID
( HAVE TO SPEND H
1 I He UULLAK. rUS el
HEADACHE
J PILLS JSlM