r16 Capital Journal Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, June 14, 1949
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RADIO PROGRAMS
Only the Brave
By PAUL EVAN LEHMAN
TUESDAY P.M.
KSLM
'KGW
HKOCO 'aT'KOIN
Chapter 6
Marshal John etover noticed the
absence of the guard a socu as he
climbed the stairs me iicxi mum
imr insida the cell, a Quick exam
Inatlon showed him that Pete was
dead, so he swung aouub wj
bound and gagged Glenn Gleason
nnH finlrklv t)lt him lOOSe.
Glenn sputtered and coughed,
iroamog with pain when ha tried
r nu Ku mntMu "Th rilrl.v rat."
yJ l.CA I 'a Mtuuww --w .
h Rrated.
"What happened?"
Glenn told him, angrily and pro-
"Well. I reckon this settles 81ur
fctin1nmin'R hash."
Stover went out the back way to
take a look at tne siaDie ana uienn
walked to his office. Stover found
fnntnrintj in the allev. He was lol-
iowinB them when he met Glenn
nn his wav back, angry and shaken
"The skunk took my horse anu
laddie and enough ffrub to last a
week," he complained.
"Let's have a look at the tracks
from your stable." ,
They found tiie prints left by
Bluff and tne norse easily enouxn.
Ruiv-pr followed the Drlnis firimly
' slont? the alley, past a shed to the
' ranRe beyond, and then to a trail
. which angled up into tne hills.
. i A posse was soon formed and
rode off toward the trail which
BIuk had taken, but Glenn did not
' accompany them. He crossed to
' Mike Pacheco's saloon and ordered
1 whpn'tt wo served he said soft'
t ly, "The goose still hangs high.
-Pacheco answered calmly. "The
toose, she ees cook."
"You mean tolug didn't leave
"anvthtnir fnr me?"
billed with sullen anger, Glenn
I returned to his living quarters ana
flung himself on the cot. He awoke
.to find Jell shaking him and Con-
ale looking at mm anxiously.
1 '-Takimr a little nap." lie
..plained. -What sleep 1 got last night
..was induced oy siug ana wasn
rery satisiying.'1
.r-Get any money out of him?1
asked Jell.
'Not a cent," lied Glenn. "And
be took my horse and saddle and a
week's supply of food."
. The poste returned late that
inleht. uruu ana dispirited. They
tuid lost Slug's tracks on a rock llai
;jtfKi had been unable to pick them
rGlenn and Jeff rode out to the
tSi own Sunday morning. Jeff was
onan wim ruddy cheeks and shrewd
yes.
'"You two sit out here and get
icquainted,'' Glenn said. "I'm going
'to help Connie and her mother
with the dinner." He took the girl
a nana and drew ner into tne
,ist use.
9"&orry we can't spend the after--floon
with you boys," apologized
t-King, "but we're liavin a special
kQ)eetln' of the bank of i leers and 1
'-promised my wile I'd take her with
vme for the drive. But the place is
, yours and I want you to enjoy jour
Utlves.'' tMr, and Mrs. King left imme
HHateiy alter dinner, and Glenn
'lent Jeff out to the gallery with
i'the announcement that Connie and
ae would wash the dishes. Jeff sat
nlhere quietly, listening to the con
, tei'ftation and laughter which driit
itd out from the kitchen.
He heard the soft tliud of hoofs
inu glanced to his right to see
-tors em an rou nd the corner. He
'recognizea Chuck Gale.
. t "Howdy, Gale. 'Light and tome
jlp."
"Where's Connie?"
: "Inside. She'll be out in A min
ute." t Chuck slid from the saddle, but
-Oefore he could mount the low
'Iteps Glenn and Connie appeared
ktn the doorway. She waa clinging
,10 Glenn's hand and had evidently
.drawn him after her.
.Gale had halted and was eye
fcaig the two steadily, and under
Ms cold stare Connie's checks flush-
Sand she hastily dropped Glenn's
nd.
B"I auppose you know Jeff Tyler."
.(he said. "This Is Mr. Glenn Olea-
ton, our new attorney."
-Chuck's hard gaze remained fix
ejl on Glenn. "So you're Glenn
-gleason, huh? The feller that let
Rug Benjamin get away."
"Glenn stepped to the edge of the
.fallery. "Are you insinuating?"
."Seems to me you could give even
Mux a right smart tussle."
Glenn gave a cry of anger and
jewped from the gallery,
mtsma. 111111 i w
IMfevj
Gale ducked beneath a blow and
sprang Inside Glenn guard. Auto
matlcally Gleason fell Into a clinch
out Gaie's arms went about him
and his right knee came up In a
vicious thrust that cough t Glenn
in the groin.
A look of agony crossed Olenn's
face and the strength seemed to
leave him and Gale, bending over,
surucx rum aeiioerateiy on ine jaw
Glenn toppled over, his body douoi
ed in Dain.
Before Connie could do more
than utter an angry reproach, Jeff
sprong from the gallery. Instantly
Gale leaped out oi his reach and
whipped out his num.
"Hold U, Tyler I Keep out of.
mis."
Jeff halted, his hands going up
but Connie came running down the
steps ci-vlmr lndiitnantiv. "Chuck
Gale, you cowardl Put down that
gun."
Jeff saw Chuck's gaze flicker In
her direction, and in that instant
sprang forward. His hands fasten
ed on Chuck's wrist and he gave
a savage twist and saw the weapon
arop.
"Now." he panted, "It's you and
me. Mister uaie."
There was no science to their
arming, l oe to toe thev stood.
slugging, and in the end it was
Gale who went down. His arms
were still moving we,akly when he
fell.
Connie and Jeff ran over to
kneel beside Glenn.
"I'm all right." he said gruffly.
and strutiided to his feet. Jeff helo-
eu nun to ine gaiiery.
Chuck stirred and pushed him
self to an elbow and got unsteadily
m nis ieei. jeii picxea up tne gun
ana waucea to wnere he stood
"Here's you forty-four," he said,
"Ana there s your horse. ' added
Connie shortly, "please don't come
oacK. "
Gale walked to his horse nnri
slowly mounted. His stare went
irom Connie to Glenn and then to
Jerf. It lingered there.
"I reckon I won't forget this," he
said at last. His gaze flicked back
to Glenn. "As for you, when you
see Slug Benjamin again, give him
my regards.
(lo be continued)
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imnmj lla
Nawa
Gaarta Maaraal
Prank Rimlirw
Nw
Stralihl Arrow
Mlrilctal Arrtw
Cpt, Mldnlfbl
Tom Mil
Matlral Cacktall
Mualcal Caektall
Alan Voani Shaw
Alan TaHnf Show
Oabrltl Healler
Nortbwtit Ntg
Mail
Hualc
Bob Hopa
Bob Hop
Klnf'a Maa
Klni'a Men
Mad It In Draaat)
Mutla
Chlabola Trail
ChlabolDl TraU
Hollywood Tbaatra
lloll?wao4 Theatra
la Your Handi
la Your Handi
Mania emn
Mantt CrliU
FaTarll Starr
Favarlta Starr
RaaMr Clab
Nawa af Wartd
Tbla la Taar Llfa
Tbla la Tour Ufa
Nwa
Nawa
Selact taeal Nawa
Nrwa
Nrwa
Sparta fata Final
Ban da af Land
Band Wacan
Mntla
Falten LmIi, Jr.
Bob Paala Ibaw
Muiia
Saaa flaraa
Carrent A Chalea
Weatara Caravan
Haaiarn Caravan
Btan Off
SUn Oft
WEDNESDAY 6
Hodia Podco
Hodge Podgo
Newa
Hodgo Podgo
Yawn Patrol
Farm Newa
Farm Time
Yawn Patrol
Yawn Patrol
Yawn Patrol
Newa
Farm Time
Farm Tlma
Tha Old Sonrt
Nawa
Newa
Broakfatt Ganf
Braakfaat Gang
Top Tradea
Fred Waring
Fred Waring
Rldera of Sago
Sam Harea
Bargain Coantar
Victor Llndlabr
Sona af riooatrt
Muiia
Second Cup
Second Cup
Jack Batch
Newa
Newa
Kate Smith
raator'a Call
Wllea Walta Time
N Y Honeymoon
N Y Honeymoon
Tommy Doner
Tommy Doner
Newi
Goipel Slnttre
Morning Special
Walti Serenade
Tommy Doner
Tommy Doner
Today'i Children
Brighter Day
Top Tradea
Newa
Queen for a Par
Queen for a Pay
Double or Nothing
Double or Nothing
Light of World
Ladlaa Flrat
Ladlaa Flrat
Nawa
Bob Eberlr Show
Life Beautiful
Ma Perklna
Pepper Young
Happlneaa
Lean Baek
Jobnaon Famllr
Tell Nelbgbor
Blng Singe
Baekatage Wife
Stella Dallaa
Lorenio Jonea
Wldder Brown
Agalnit tha Storm
Aaalnat tha Storm
A Girl Marrlee
Portia Facea Life
Jail Plain BUI
Front Pare Farrell
Moalc
On Parade
T B A
T B A
Songa of Tlmeo
Read of LUa
Lorn Lawton
Aanl Mary
We Love Learn
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10:00, Richfield Reporter) 10:15, Intermes
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Off.
ICY Wednesday, 6 A.M. to 4:41 P.M.
IN tA , Early Blrdt S:45, Dirt. Doctor;
7, McCall Newsi 7:15, Bob Johnson Showt
7:3ft, Bob Haaen Showi 7:411, Farm New!
8:00, Myrt and Merger 8:18, Martin
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Nancy Cralgt 1:0ft, Northwesternem
Coastal Rites Call
Silverton Bernard . Gaf-
fey was called to Coquille, Fri
day by the Illness, and death of
his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
across
L Peer Gynt'a
mother
' i. Ooio
. Self
12. Kasfd
14. Moving truck
15. Word Indicat
ing choice
It. Feminine
name
IT. Exact llkenosa
19. Plentiful
21. Muiic atudle
22. Emri.oya
23. Chance
25. Anchor rlnia
27. Debatable
2S. Italian river
30. Consumed
SI. Country Id
Arabia
S3. Bullfinch
14. Eiclarnatloo
35. Land meaeure
J6. Frollo
38. Slopea
40. Not fat
41. Grew to b
43. Collect
45. Town In Ualna
48. Ardor
47. Aloft
49. Term of
respect
BO. Collection
:-3. Fowl
84. Adversary
65. ChnrRe
DOWN
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Florida
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ROOM AND BOARD
WAT IS TOUR, AM.
SUWME? 5CHfDULC
NEPH6W? -I MEAN,
WHAT DO YOU PLAN
FOR A VACATION?--
ARE XXI A
SUAWER- RESORT AAAN?
A Camper? OR DO
1TOU TAKfc A TRIP "
W
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2 WHOLE
e L"'- c, summer
1 s,
1
Rarb Shriaar
Llttla Shaw
Clnb IS
Edward Marrow
Candlcliibt and
Sllvar
Knai hraonlnv
Benlab
Cbal Hnallap
Newt
Itaak Walton
Naval Air Raaorra
Eddla UMar
Banditand
Banditand
Lrnn Colt
Bob Tantu Show
Htrlka It Blah
Strlka It Rich
Duaout Dopa
Baaeball
Baaeball
Baaeball
Baaeball
Baaeball
Baicball
Baaeball
Hit lha Jaekvot
Hit lha Jackpot
Paaa th Baek
Paaa tha Bnk
Lowell Thontaa
Jack Saaltb Shaw
Mr. a. Mro. North
Mr. Mr a. North
Baarball
BaaebaU
Nawa
Combo Club
Plvo Star Final
Mratarr Theatra
t'a Dnnoo
ffaranado
Tracn ll
Yon tha fTarli
Orebtatra
Ore boat ra
Track MM
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Nawa
Silent
A.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
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KOIN Kleek
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KOIN Klock
Tea Bitter
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Newa
Newa
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Grand Slam
Rosemary
Coffee Cup
N.W. Report
Rhapsody In
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Helen Trent
Our Gal Sunday
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Everybody's Idea
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Mac'a Mclodlea
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Perry Mason
Pat O'Brien
Peggy Lea
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Winner Take All
Tunefully Yours
Mae 'a Melodlea
Mac'a Melodlea
Mae'a Melodlea
Mac's Mclodlea
Newa
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Arthur Godfrey
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Mac'a Mclodlea
Mac'a Mclodlea
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The Newa i 6:18, Grace Sorter at tha
KOAC Organ, 8:80, Ronnd tha Comprint
7:15, Farm Hoar, S:M, Artistry In Clas
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lAAf Wed. A.M. 10, Newsi I8HS,
aMV Especially for Woman: llitw,
Concert Halh 12:00, Newai lt:16, Farm
Hourt 1:00, Ride 'em Cowboy, 1:1ft, Va
riety Timet 1:4ft, Melody Lant 8:00, 4-11
Club Jtsjicmblyi 8:WI, News.
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III 8:00, Surprise Package: 8:80, Bride and
Groom i 4:00, Welcome Travelers i 4188,
Art Llnklctter.
Lou el la Campbell, 83. Gaffey's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Gaf
fey of DeLake accompanied
their son to Coquille funeral
service were conducted Monday.
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Solution of Yesterday's Puzzla
I. Dutch meter
4. Foundatlton
timber
I. More crippled
Cltv In
Paraguay
Myaelf
lasuea
Eacape by
artifice
Kind of olum
Unlta
Slip
la compelled tn
Nothing mora
than
Bacchanalian
cry
Western itat
Ant
Plane tree
Enjoyment
Begin
Pra earl -Mtal-bearlng
1
rocks
UaacuMna r
name
Vegetable
organism
Plmlaln
City In Maasa
chunetts
Hum bun
American la ho
EnRllsh queen
Netherlands
com m una
Father of
modern on
aravlns
Type mtaaurw
About
4,-4
By Gene Ahern
H1A- I FELT HE D
DK'NG THIS UP
SINCE HIS EL.STpC
'WEEK-END' VISIT
HAS STRETCHED
OVER A MONTH NOW
cm III Put
a rod-blcoc
On his Plans '
Rhythm Ranch
Rbrlbai Ranaa
Blng Craibr
Sport Paaa
f I'M A
'. LAKE-CABIN
:I MAN,
.7 UNCLE
: WXFSANS
; BUT HERES
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prtfi ttjc
I WHOLE
I SUMMER