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Radio Program
Saturday P. M.
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:lfW C. R Hfh I Rind I Texa Jin I Dsnier Ahead
3ft- t Orebcitra I Soma I Hi Jina 1 X
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f:00 Author Mceli I Roy Rmers Know 1 Sonis I Orch(lra
:! Author Merta Ro? Roters Show ' Muic ! OrrhcMra
: Meel the Press Can Ton Top ' Musie Lonlrin happen
:& Meet lot rress 1 Can Voo Top ! Music ' Strenado
TToft Nrwt I JititT Canora ' Roiton Rlackia ' srftiaHe
1:16 News Judy Canora (Roiton Blackie I his Is
1:an Rd Ryder I Grand OU Opr I 1 Oral in Crimt I Hollywood
9:4ft Red Ryder f Urand Ola Oprr t 1 Deal in Crime I Musle
VtniTl'beatra j TnHhTr ' .lurt Trial ' vaurnn Monro
:lr( Theatre I Truth or Jury Inala aunn ,onroo
:.10 Orchestra M.lfe at Riley ' l.nne Ranser Mayor of town
S:4il Orchestra I Life of Riley ' Lone Ranter 1 Mayor of Town
"Vofl St-m Myttery flaiiKbiislers I Hit Parada
:J!U- Mosls Myttery I Ganbulers I Hit Tarada
:3u Newt t Orchestra I Retribution I Hit Parade
t:4ff Orebcitra ' Orchestra 'Retribution L!.i?r
"ioTftO rhleai-eTTheatrt Chalk Talk ' w 1 Five Star Final
in:l5 Chieio Theatre I 5 porta I Trark Meel I Barry Hood
1(1:3" Chlcaao Theater I OrrnrMra 1 Orchestra ' Veterans
) 0:4 ft Chic a to Theater I Orchestra- 1 Orchestra 'T"a Rrr
"lt;0o I Newt ! Orchestra I Orchestra I Barn nance
Il;16 Open Hons I Orchestra Orchestra 'Barn Dante
11:301 Open Rtuie I nrchealra I Orchestra I Air-Mo
11:4V- Newt ' Orchestra I Orchestra Air-Flo
13:001 SIrn Off I sign Off X-tra Hour 1 Silent
Sunday
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: I I Words At Mosla I f- Power Blica
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1:15 I Radro Bihla Claw t Rclitioas I Religious t Church of the Air
T:ao VP Charrh Air ' Voices t Soutbernairea I church of the Air
7:4ft TP Church Air I Voices gonmernalrts Chprcb of the Air
"tiCXu! Dr. Talbot I Church" In" Home ftonshlnt I Warren, Sweeney
Dr. Talbot Church In Homo 1 Sunshin Wines Oer Jordan
a.:A0 Voir of Prophecy News ' Hour of Faith I Tabernacle
:!& Voice of Prop her r I Orchestra I Honr of Fatlh f Tabernacla
0 J Rellilous CaTdeDTalk I Chapel I Tni-Hatlon fa
:I5 Religious (News Id Adr. Chapel Invitation to
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1:00 I News
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1:8ft I Juvenile Jury
1:151 Juvenile Jury
America
( America United
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1:00 Crlm Case:
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1:45 Canary '
I llarrest of Start I Parade or Hits Here's To Ton
ile ' HarTcsl of Stars Parade or Hits ! Here's To Tou
I Carmen CiTlllaro I Sunday Srrenarie I Phllharmonlo
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:I5 Rill Cunnlnghan
?:3ft Young People
t:45 Touni People
00 I Mystery
:l!r Mystery
30 I Deleelira
15 Detective
Quit Rids
Qulr Kids
Musle
Music
Mm The- Shadow
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ran Quirk as a Flash
1:45 I Quick as a Flash
Symphony
(Symphony
Symphony
Symphony
1:00 I Those Webster
1:15 i Thosa Webster
1:0 I Nick Carter
1:151 Nick Carter
Catholio Hoar
Catholic Hour
Orecon Album
Orcton Album
1:00 Rook Qui
1:15 I Honk Qui
I: no Wlnrs of Healini
1:151 Wlnis of Heallna
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: 15- I Son
I:, 10 I Invrstlsator
li:45- ' Keliiious
A:no I Ktplnrtnr Merry-Go-Round I Waller Wim-hell
H.S I r.splorini Mrrry-Go-Ronnd l.onrlla Persons
:30 Double or Nothing I American Album I Jimmv Fidler
:15 ( Double or Nothing I American Album Policewoman
7:IMr- Gabriel Heater
7-15 ( Gabriel Itealtcr
1:3ft- I Leave II to tba
7:I5 Glrlt
I Don Amerhe
I Don Amecht
I Meet Me
I Mert Mc
K:0n ?0 Queslions
R:I5 i "id QucKtiona
: Walter Wine hell
I Sheila Graham
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9:15 i Rrs Miller
:Sft Plnnters
6:15 News
I Hob Burnt
I Rob Burns
I Symphony
Symphony
Symphony Hour 1 Chappel
Symphony Hour I Snnit
Jack Benney Trio I
Jack Benney 1 Decision
10:f
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- Revival Hour
. Revival Hour
- I Revival Hour
I Nen s
I Sonts
Music
Music
11:00 Sign Off News I Orchestra 'Explorer
11:15 ! Musie Brides to Drein Orrhrslra
11:30 1 Orchestra ) Rrlda to Dream I Orchrvlr-
1 1 :45 Orchestra I Bridge to Dream 1 Orchestra
I SlKP Oil
Farewell Arranged
For Mrs. Roy Kern
Silverlon Mrs. Roy Kern was
complimented in a farewell
party arranged by a group of
the younger matrons, her neigh
bors, Monday evening at the
Max Holland home, on the eve
of the family moving to Pendle
ton to make their home. The
Kerns have three daughters, the
Misses Helen. Nancy and Doris
Kern, who will accompany their
parents to the eastern Oregon
city. A gift of handkerchiefs was
presented Mrs. Kern.
During the evening's enter
tainment, Mrs. E I s e r Aarhus
directed the games. Prizes went
to Mrs. Ray Boe and Mis. B. E.
r.affey.
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patholoilit
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) Melody
1 Karomy
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I Time or Rrason
I noward K. Smith
' Dude Martin I News
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I Carmen Cavallaro I Sunday "enade (Philharmonic
I One Man's Famtlv Garden Talks Philharmonic
I One Man's Famllyl Sam Petlingilt (Philharmonic
Our Children I Philharmonic
Our Children ' Philharmonic
Wayne Klnc show I nour of Charm
Wayna Kins show I Hour of Charm
I Darts for Douith Family TTonr
1 Dart for Doucb Family flour
I Counter Spy Hoaxy Carmlchael
Counter Spy I William I.. Shlrer
I Danrer Ozzte A Harriet
i Danser I Onle & Harriet
Slory I Tour nope Chesl
I Story I Your Hope Chest
I Jack Renney ! Drew Pearson iene Autry
Jack Benney ) Headlines Gene Autry
Phil narris I Musfo Hall I Nrws
Lrh" Hfrl !Mu"lo Jfall ( Orchestra.
I Charlie McCarthy Sunday FJva. I The City
I Charlie McCarthy I Hour I The City
I Fred Allen i Sunday Era. t Man Jordon
I Fred Allen Hour ' Man Joidon
I Illlrirrarde
' nildrrarde
' Tony
Martin
Theatre Guild
! 1 heal re Guild
Theatre Guild
I Theatre Guild
1 Take It or Leave
I Take It or Leave
f Kale Smith
Kale Smith
I Pal Novak
I Put Novak
Hour Masterpiece
Hour ! Masterpiece
j Crime Doctor
1 Crlmr Doctor
I Rlonriie
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I Sam Spade
! Sam Spade
1 House in Country
House in Country
News
I Orchestra
I Vespers
I Vespers
I Five Star Final
1 Show
' Oirliestra
1 Talks
Eitra Hour
Fellowship Enjoyed
At Unionvale Church
Unionvalc The Youth Fel
lowship Easter breakfast held at
the Webfoot school house was
attended by 30 young people un
der the leadership of Rev. Rob
ert D. Bennett, local pastor.
There were 155 in attendance
at the Easter Sunday school pro
gram and forenoon worship
hour at 10 and 11:15 a.m. Rev.
Eldon Fuhrmau gave the Easter
message. Four young people
became members of the church
during the Easter services.
The Easter music was pre
sented by the Ladies' chorus at
the evening services.
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
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Coloring agent
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Metal
Salad plant
Caliber
Surface
measurement
Appends
niblieal Harden
Tim herb eve
Tablelands
South African
native
Of a historical
pf rlod
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Address of
Rt-eeting
Hackneyed
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mount Inge
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Rained hard
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Journal Feature
Donald Duck By Walt Disney There's One Born Every Minute
SHOOTING GALLEEV ' r4f, ISftv ' BLANK.
Henry By Carl Anderson
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The Nebbs By Hess Who'? a Chump?
f SPOOXV 17! B6 READy TO SHOOT..T I I BURROW IVOORejUSrVSO HWE" I IINW.SUPTHE' ! I By Hess I I
' : loOiNT ISWT VTHIS MAV BE A 1RAP M 1 N TIME.. 1 TMIN I V, WILBUR BJC EE TS OKI L
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Little Orphan Annie By Harold Gray Who Cares'.'.. Who, Indeed?
SSS!Ji'2!ZSJfe. I II -!-syJM3 (oh. come on hecj name"isE5I rabx LEApITuoslTcrvffTTHe'l
f THAT BIG BLONDE HAS A POSSIBty-SHE UUEO CVSTI VOU MOST VIKI SOMETHING fflf I TIK IS GOIN' OUT Z LIKES HER THAT'S 9
I SHELL CAR AND CHAUPFEUP, IN EUROPE POP YEARS-.-I i KNOW WHO OR OTHER -BUT KM L WITH HER I HIS BUSINESS, ISNT n
I l-us AMD JtWELS SHE THAT'S ABOUT ALL I J 1 SHE IS ! WHO CARES J j k J ITV IT'S CERTAINLY
I MUST Rp AWPUL RICH. FH? UNnw nc MPD- I L3 lE fl mvic rMT -uiqq... 1
I'he uumps By Gus Edson Don't Disillusion the Kids, Min
fVi jai-iii24 1 I CUPID DOES THINGS VI PON'T WON" PEOPLE "1 I NOW. YOU WS" NIX, MIN DOMT LET
X TO FOLKS -THOSE TWO 1 SAY WOMEN ASE LISTEN TO THEW CATCH US OLP
DON'T THEY YOU BET THEY REALLY DO ACT LIKE I QUICKER THAN ME. MISTER MARRIED FOLKS
MAKE A GRAND REMIND ME OF US KIDS--HM--I WONDER Vi MEN. BJT LESS dUMP.'- ) WRAS'GLINS- .
COUPLE ) WHEN VIE WEBE HOW OLD AUNTY CHLOES OFTENBY THE THEY MIGHT
TWO KIDS REALLY IS I WAY, HOW AAANY GET
. -f-X INLOE.' . YEARS ???g&iJ!m&$5 0ISCOURASE0-
T7rrCiJ-- . .. i I HAVE YOU BEEN -JP6Si.
lill''llf uiTXaTryw I iS3 YW-fUA OBSERVING YOUR V'MSSsrvtBr-S
Mull and Jeff By Bud f isher Maybe Mutt Intended It for a SilcnrPicture
W6LL.WHAT f I THINK.
CrtA THINK THE ENDING
SPOILS IT
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Kee'lat Kellers
Tarzan
A QUICK EXAMINATION SHOWED THAT
WANZEN WAS DEAD. "HIS THIRST
FOR REVENGE CAUSED HIS OWN
END," TARZAN OBSERVED.
ro .jc FAN UKE VOO jCiSlV
OR.TER. GO FOR. W 9tL'l
SWELL JURE'VV
i 'i TLj s thev rounpep a beno in '''-vVsMSjI
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Sr J SENPINS OVER THE R DEAD LEAP6R. (
S Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, April 12, 1947
ENDING? V
YEH, THE
THATS ONLY
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FROM THE
BEGINNING!
BEGINNING.1
By Gene
(A NtW KINOA Y
( FI5HIN' UNE T I
V-EXPLAIN
By Edpar Rice Burroughs
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villain shoot
Himself instead
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TH FEATHER. TICKLES
TH'FISH UNDER. TH'CHIN-i
TH BALL PORS IN HI5
MOUTH AN TH IASSO
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'AUDIENCE AT
THE END.'
Very Complete Angler
At the Point of Death
JUST IN TIME TARZAN'S ALERT
EVE CAUGHT THE GLINT OP THEIR
RIFLES. SEIZING JANE, HE SFSAN5
INTO A PATCH OP UNDERBRUSH.
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1M SVuuiQe RekM-Mq
By Cameron Dockery
Chapter 4
When the Hardys accepted his
offer, Jeff rode back to Pache
co's adobe.
Even if the solution to his
problem was only temporary,
from his point of view it was
more than satisfactory. He had
;his own affairs to straighten out
and it was a relief not to be
bothered with the petty details
of bachelor cooking. He could
not help but wonder however,
if Linda's cookery would justify
the impression of capability that
he had formed. He had his an
swer that evening.
' Ummm, what a far cry this j
is from army chow and K ra
tions!" He paused before taking a
second helping of stewed chick
en and dumplings. Linda's
cheeks flushed a little.
I didn't think army food was!
so bad
"No, it wasn't usually," he
conceded, "but I suppose food
turned out for a thousand
mouths at a sitting could never
have the same flavor as real
home cooking does."
, "Well, I learned how during
my probation period in a hospi
tal kitchen," Linda explained.
"I guess a year with Dad has
perfected it though. He's fin
icky. His artistic temperament
extends to his stomach." She
shot her father a half-amused,
half-mocking smile.
They were eating on the big
oak drop-leaf table in the living
room with Hardy seated near
est the fire where he was pro
tected from drafts. Between
mouthfuls Jeff studied him curi
ously. There were high spots
of color on the older man's
cheeks, whether from excite
ment, the fire or the racking
effects of his illness, Jeff could
n't tell.
"As an Easterner how do you
like this country, sir?" Jeff
asked.
"To a man of my profession
it's a continual frustration, Irs
kine." "How's that?"
"Here I am forbidden by my
doctor to use paints or pastels
because of my lungs, yet every
lime I see a sunset or a sunrise
my fingers ache to hold a brush.
I It's almost sheer physical tor
ment, yet I wouldn't have missed
seeing it for anything."
"The desert colorings change
so rapidly, I should think it
would be difficult to catch them
on canvas," said Jeff.
"Yes, they're enough to drive
an artist mad," Mr. Hardy said
with resignation. "Perhaps it's
just as well I'm confined to pen
and ink."
Jeff eyed the plywood screen
covered with mounted sketches.
"I'm no critic but your stuff
looks good to me."
"Thanks. I wish I could con
vince art editors" as easily."
There was a trace of bitterness
in Hardy's tone.
Linda's hand went out swift
ly and closed over her father's,
but her eyes, lingered on Jeff.
"How docs Arizona happen to be
your home. Mr. Irskine, were
you born here?"
"In Phoenix," he said. "Dad
raised cattle near there and af
ter my mother died he was bit
ton by the gold-mining bug. I
think he'd always been itching
to try his luck but his family
held him down. I tcovered the
state pretty well with him and
his partner, old Amos Larabee.
Then about ten years ago Dad
bought this place. He was con
vinced the property contained
valuable mineral deposits but he
never found much."
"Did he move away?" Linda
asked.
"He died, during my last year
at college."
"Oh," her voice was gently
sympathetic, "Then you're all
alone?"
Yes. except for a few aunts
and uncles in the cast whom I've
never met." He turned to Mr.
Hardy, "Sir, I've been meaning
to ask you if you ever came
across any private papers hid
den anywhere in the house since
you moved in?"
Hardy's blue eyes showed his j posta) unit or rone number in
surprise. "No, I haven't Irskine." lyour address
Jeff frowned. "You see at thej Address: Pattern Department,
time my father Qied he was alone Capital Journal, 552 Mission
and he'd been having trouble St., San Francisco, Calif.
Room and Board
FHAVE YUH HOID ,ffr HER. ANSWER. Wunw-UOl onuM
DA NEWS? W TUH WHAT HAS W cxiKinrt
DELIA WINS M 2. FEET If vf&SPiw h
DA HUNNERX i Q MOUTHS I S.HJSS, Y
DOLLARS FER. l AN' 6 EYES ) JJ2.
FIG6ERIN OUT IS DIS, ? Vucri? 7 )
DA RIGHT J - -A DUCK. V THE BJDDLE?
v ANSWER-TUH , A ) FLOATIN' ) V S
iMUH RIDDLE ; ON DA
AP Ntwtftalurti
with Coulter over a small min
ing deal. Coulter controlled ev
erything in McCloud; everyone
there held his job through him.
You couldn't trust any of them.
Dad apparently had a few heart
attacks and was afraid Coulter
might take advantage of his pre
dicament. He hid all his papers
including the deed to our prop
erty. He was writing me about
it when he had his fatal attack,
but his letter wasn't completed."
"You mean you have no proof
of ownership?" Hardy said
quickly.
"Not the deed. Of course it
should be in county records."
"Coulter sounds like a skunk.
I've never cared for his dark
weasely face," Hardy said.
"You'd better make a thorough
search tomorrow, Irskine."
After supper Linda and Jeff
arranged a bed in the stable;
they selected the empty stall be
tween Linda's roan mare and Pa
checo's palomino.
"This is absurd," Linda re
monstrated. "You could sleep on
the divan."
"Won't hurt me," Jeff said, "I
like it for a change. Pacheco will
be up with the 'dobe bricks to
morrow and we'll start on the
addition."
"Well, you've plenty of blan
kets, anyway. It's beginning to
cool off already night comes so
swiftly on the desert."
They walked over to the
spring and stood beneath the
Cottonwood listening to the
leaves coming to life again in
the wind. The sky was a mixture
of pearl grays, pinks and greens:
one of the sun's rays caught
something shiny a few miles
distant and shot tt back to their
Jeff whistled softly . . .
"What's that? Looks like
something's been going on since
I left."
"That's the Gentry estate. It's
as big as a hotel and just as
elaborate."
"What's the matter? Don't you
like them?"
"I don't think I'll ever devel
op a liking for war profiteers."
Linda's tone was acrid. "I
guess being an army nurse made
mc allergic to them. If you ever
meet the Gentrys, I'm sure you'll
understand my feelings."
He was surprised at the dis
approval in her voice.
(To be continued)
Figure Favoring With this
softly-executed all-day frock,
the up and coming bright Spring
afternoons will find you outfit-
tea in gooa style . . . ana in good
form, with loose cape sleeves
and full skirt to play down the
figure.
No. 2769 is cut in sizes 12, 14,
16, 18, 20, 36. 38, 40, 42, 44, 46,
and 48, Size 36 requires 3Vi yds.
39-in.
Send 20c for PATTERN, which
includes complete sewing guide.
Print your name, address and"
style number plainly. Be sure to
I state St7 vntl tvich fnnlnrt
By Gene Ahem