18 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1949
I f THERE WA5-A . T F JUST 4 FfckV 1 T NO--I SEE fT ALL NOV 1 Tl "
RADIO PROGRAMS
Heart of Happiness
WEDNESDAY P.M.
S IN THIS KIT BAG 1 OOr LOCKED HOUSe KEYS TO THE J
fa.
IN
tl
by PEGGY
Chapter 19
Arleta. rented a trailer and re
turned with occupant lor the sta
ble: Madam X, a cheatnut mare
with a backKrouixl luce ner name,
and a aedate matronly creature who
answered to the name 01 Sliver cess,
for Martin.
They rode borne In the sunset,
Martin eye exciiea as uiey w
veyed the old orchard, Arista com
pletely content. And Tunia met
them beyond the house, her eyes
bulging out.
"Miss Leu. you'd never guess
But there she was. How Kelly
brought her.
"How Kelly. echoed Arleta
"And she chose the southwest
room because ol the sun. She said
she congealed the moment she left
Virginia. And, Miss Leta, she's had
three pots of tea."
"Tunia," Arleta slid from Madam
X. handing the rein to Marun,
"who had three M
"Your mother's Aunt Betsy Anne,"
mourned Tunia.
"Aunt Betsy Anne? Oh my"
began Chips "word," onered Ar
leta quickly. "But how why "
"She brought a letter from Mrs
Alnstree. I'll get it."
Arleta read the letter, standing
before the living room fire. She'd
braided her hair. The two pigtails
stood out just as her two booted
leet spread out, and runia, remem
berlng Miss Langtry of Virginia, af
er one horrified look retreated to
the kitchen.
"Dear Child," Mrs. Alnstree wrote,
"Calvin was surely an answer to
my prayer. We arrived home late
last night and I found your let
ter. I had such terrible dreams
Then this morning the dear boy
came with reassurance."
From there on Arleta read only
In snatches.
"I've told the press you have
postponed your wedding because of
business matters pertaining to your
estate. Calvin added that he was
assisting you In the settlement."
Mm. thought Arleta, that' takes
care or that.
And then:
"Impossible for you to remain
alone while receiving Calvin and
other guests, and dear. Betsy Anne
did so need a change or scenery:
And "Calvin agrees. He says
there Is a very handsome person
living nearby. I think he said a
Bohemian, and of course the Bo
hemians are especially "
How Kelly, artist and writer. How
Kelly, who had tried everything
short of murder to be rid of her.
A bohemian with a small "b." Why
it was Chips who grinned Calvin
was Jealous of Kelly.
She might as well deal with Betsy
Anne Immediately. Arleta took the
tens two at a time as a young
Chips had once done, arriving at
the door of the southwest guest
room rosy-cheeked and fairly vi
brating with energy.
Mrs. Worthington took one look.
Sroaned and burrowed her head In
er pillow. "Little girl, tell my niece
I heard her come in. I must speak
to her at once." And when the little
girl didn't answer she looked up.
"Arleta," she cried, "what are you
doing in that outlandish outfit?
And your hair "
"Saves being decapitated when
one rides through the brush,"
Arleta offered defensively.
"Decapitated!" moaned her aunt.
That's what the man said, that
awful man. Indians. He said the
woods were full of them.1
Arleta nodded solemnly. "They
are," she agreed. "What else did
the man say?"
Mrs. Worthington sat up. "He
had the audacity to ask if I'd come
out to help persuade you to return
East.
With quickened interest came Ar
leta next question. "How did Mr.
Kelly happen to find you and
where?"
"At the depot, where else? Leta
didn't realise I couldn't take a cab
from the depot until Calvin told
her: then Calvin, realizing my pre
dicament, telephoned this person
and hired him to r. eet me. He'd
have brought you, but you were
goose hunting."
"Goose hunting," cried Arleta In
dignantly, wonderlne if How Kellv
had used such an excuse to talk to
her aunt alone. Then "Oh. mv
goodness," she moaned, "you mean
a wild goose chase. Aunt Betsv
Anne. Mr. Kelly lant m the taxi
mm
O'MORE
4.P Ninfs.tuTf
oualness; he' a writer and an
artist."
Hmmml" burst from her aunt,
and she swung her ponderous frame
out of bed. "My slippers. Uke a good
So he's the bohemian. I don't
wonder Calvin's worried. If I were
a younger woman Well, Arleta
aren t you going to areas lor our
ner?"
Arleta looked down at her com.
forlable habit and sighed. Even
iMnla had relented, and of late she'd
dined In the breakfast room; even
so forgotten her recent training as
to dine with a book propped before
ner.
Mrs. Worthington forgot her dis
pleasure at the Informality when
Arleta assured her It would be
warmer, much easier to heat. And
when dinner was served she beam
ed at Tunia's cooking.
"Wouldn't nave believed a course
in domestic science could teach
anyone anything, but then. Tunia
you really learned from your moth
er."
There was much small talk and
they retired early, but no sooner
had Arleta prepared for bed than
tier aunt came in, a loided paper In
her hands. "Child," she said con
tritely, "you'll be thoroughly an
noyed with me. but I forgot all
aoouc tnis. 'mat youni man storj
pea at me village store and the
grocer Imagine asked him to de
liver this cablegram."
He's also postmaster." murmured
Arieta.
Frowning, she read: INVES
CAUSMODETH MERTPRO BILL
SYKES LEAVE SUBITO
"Code?" Inquired Mrs. Worthing
ton Drignuy.
"Code," echoed Arleta faintly
'Good night. Aunt Betsv: Arline's
mi Kiaa you re nere.
But when the door had closed
behind the portly woman she read
again, translating aloud. "Investi
gation caused Mother's death. Mer-
ton Big Chips' middle name
proven rootier. Leave immediate
ly."
(To Be Continued)
Walkaway Skirt There's real dis
tinction in this skirt with back full
ness laid In unpressed pleats. Good, I
of course, for wools; but also good
lor tue dressier rayons, lames and
moires in snort, the skirt with
dressmaker air.
No. 3894 Is cut in waist sizes 22. 24.
as, 28. 3D. 3i. size 28. 2 yds. 54-in.
Delivery Is guaranteed in ample
time for Christmas sewing. Pat
terns ready to fill orders same day I
received. If you Include an extra
5c per pattern your order will be
sent by fikst class mail.
Would you like to see a collec
tion of more than 150 other pat-1
tern styles? Just include the FALL-1
WINTER FASHION BOOK in your
pattern order, race 01 cook 20
cents.
Send 2:e for. PATTERN with
Name, Address and Style Number
state size desired.
Address Capital Journal, 214 Mia
.Ion St.. 8an Francisco 5, Calif
a t'rovt-Stllrh Madonna Panel
Here Is a lovely panel of the Ma
donna and Child 'o work In versa
tile cross atltch. Measuring 11 bv
4 Inches with 8 crosses to the Inch.
the panel la done In lovelv blues,
golds, deep rose and royal purple.
Pattern Envelope No. R2A87 con
tain hot-iron transfer for panel,
color chart, stitch Illustrations, ma
terial requirements and complete
embroidering directions.
To obtain thra pattern, send JOr
lit COINS giving pattern number,
your name address and aone num
ber to Peggy Roberts Capital Jour
nal 828 Mission 8treet, San Fran
cisco 3 Calif.
SIZES
H-32IN., I ft
I rmm m w w- i-ii w 1 in us iv jv
i n ir n fc - -7,- ' r-z .
i i ie-t w i ii v i ; - i i n i j it r v y r i -on
1 1 I I ' I I J .451
I W 1 f .7. JV. -o. 8 15
O f WHATS THR? ROCKY IN T N 0iVPUN' HOOKS 60 ( CORPUS OGUCTW I V ALL RK3HT- BUT (VE I WIFE? DO VOU C8:45
Y A THE OUCkSAhAD- TO PROVE B Fji'V UKE AS NOT ON POCKY? ifl Pi LEUA. P1S0 ALL- Jk THAT BRUTE?
II lU '-t l l St r. i -sj l 5I IB i &rA arawf xuti wi l li re in ,ii ,iM. 'fin iim
aSKlMW I IStH i'IM'iiIH r aBS&EW ITS I f HTi I, MiK il IV UW6mT iX&A HI 11 His
I C I jBravtWTs-. V-'M I I mr M iL'. I ' 1 M ' . WJ 'St Ml 3 m-k- 111, H ' I1 ID tTl fl :M.I ulkLflf. IXKhlB I II UUll II .On
u onmviAi rUiww-i- i hifc t-w ir a an wi'Bii'iaA- vwnuirzi xxyintim- 12:00
r tri i v itif it " 11 11 -F-1 imgrrzt i
I 1m so paouo oc voo.wiuie Y what good is alltuis 3 Y mavbe if i really cram om ls. !
f DEAR-MASIMe BEING ffLBUSINESS WHEN 1 CANT EVEN ) : I MV BARBER COURSE CAN 1 1
T -T5- SMART ENOOSW TO DESIGN jPgjJir CHARGE FOR A HAJRCUT5 4 GRADUATE IN LESS TH AM SI5 ) 3
u A POPULAR MEW HAIRCUT 6EFORE I JTl ' . "1 MONTHS AND GET MY LICENSE 3
" VVOU EVEN GRADUATE FROM jaCSW IrfifcZNT " f I 1 vwvVAmTrQ7 -.
t'nxcr) lunu' TSEE lO MOONS- INSTANCE.. M DOXT JVO'AlUJt REASON-THEV Ml NONE-BEIN' .TH'StXWIT) V FIGHTS J
iT winDurZ? ) A-RUWNIN' TRAIN FO TH' A HOOKS DOT ltT mx A WIDDER.T AH C VORE FOOU. S
I "'lJrv'lO'l"""tS lMCE.MLAHDO ) A TH'H&TSADIE V KIN ALLUS (SUCCESS?) ( HONEY-)
U TV-jT) OFT ATRAININ'RJ' I IS TRIM MAH if HUSBIN, HAWKINS DAV- VkETCH A HU5BIN, N . '
-Mlf iPSjof I ' S0 HAWKINS BEARD, TH' NK3HT A WIDDER AN" VO' IS A rTALTHO AH IS JUST U If
i I ii f i 'a i i m c 'w m i n 1 mm mm m ' v.-,, s,:x' i w m x i-
L- VOUNG MAN, WILL VOU ) 1 IWISHSHEt) If GOSH. iVl TIRED M ISsSf . ir- O 11 'PJM
M K WATCH MVBABV? THEY AF HURRY-DONT H' SHE'S BEEN IN I2'3S2V UcLrV Jli' 'if .V'J
t hi !iK rr
k6 THIS THE UV HkJJ'il d6 ON-THB(?E'9 ONLV V 1 L ffl.JT Wfc'LL,SGNTlEWEN!..M3Ur( 'J
STAVBAfV ucuer biktv TO THE 6ROTT0, fH TWOC THEM. AND THEVBS I -l 1 SAVED US A LOT OF TeOUBLgL U
R beid ST Sii TH'ivCC PR3F6S605X- MOST LXELV PBETTy 6UOS6y3 . , ,'jff BV 6ETTINS OUT OF THAT jT J
15? OF It 'THFVSiWS. BHT F,WMWWATWE3AVE'EM yfej f 5,4iCByVOtKSELV54!
"S. I IT V I VOU ARE PISHIN; ASEN'Tll (JUAUTi ,'
5 P: -5 -(M), -i-s f
I1 I HOPt OU HAVt A J, CANJI J!- 'Jil-I H I W5VIM1 -l-THHC F""! faiigkVTHf AWKTANtItCLL HIM i
M fWrllAl TMANANVONt ON J r V . Ii IriSSiaaF 0MR' BIEN 104T IN IV
d I I IfO SXS lir' 7:15
v . "5 5:30
- '- - -jk m sV-TTi. w 11 i i..Liit?v i i i m i
KGW
20 NBC
K0IN
70 CBB
100 Civklrad
Knsi Mannlog
II tie the
.3(1Sngi f Timet
Neva
Jee
breach Hsrt
rGrsarbe Hen
rirflhtera
I.U'ir Ltf
30 M.l ( M-kUII
45 Cchull
E
lome
ninf Crotby
flinn Creaky
Berne Allen
.ana
:15Hi( Himrj
Kurna A
oilrweod
Holt j weed
)Loi
.ana
;.dl ariB iim
7:45 par Uln Timt
8:0fllnlr.Klrftir
:). Vewi f World
Dr.
Ur.
Lowell Thomaa
Kher.
Mack Smith
pr, IhrlalleJi
Ur. ChrlatUa
phrr.
tKoria
Borla
9:00 th Rink
9:15 UreAk the Bank
If rank Race
rreopler
Troupler "
iOrrheatra
jOrcheitra
iFrank Bee
9:3(1 "'it. Attorney
9 ; 4 5 Olit. A I Urticy
10:00 18 101 Ha Tea
10:15CtirrtDl at Ck.
10:30Spta. Final
10 4 S Te WlllUmi
n:O0New
UlllHai Hih
U:30Wa MuKurn
1 lj4S Wi M u team
12:00n Off
Bealab
Ink 1
Star Pinal
R eh
lYon. the World
ilntermui
Ir-fl
Con
reheat r
toneert Hoar
erenade
IConeert Hour
run Masle
roncert Hoar
Treaa, Band
Memo
LUtnti
Neva
lllent
(Xtra
THURSDAY
INewa
Farm
Newt
Farm Tim
Farm Tim
IKOIN Klork
KOIN Klock
KOIN Klock
Keep
Keep
Keep
Newe
Early Bird
KOIN Klock
Old Bonn
INewa
(News
Mewe
r'red Beck
(Arronsky
Hob
Zcke
Haves
Eddie Albert
Cddi Albert
Conaumer Newa
Jack Berrh
8as Rldera
Urand Slam
Rosemary
rhe Second Cup!
IWrndy Warren INewa
5 It he Second CupAunt Jenny
Stare
omrtowncra
llrlen Trent
nrt
Urt
Ual Sunday
00 Uarrlace for t
bit Sinter
.lark
Lor Lawton
PerkJna
Galen
.11)! Mrk Havmea
Dr. Malone
My
The Playboy
jCuldlnf Light
My
Double er
Nothlns
d Mra. Barton Betty Crocker
'erry Mason Monevmakers
Children
Llsht of World
Life Beautiful
Norah Drake Northwest
Brighter Day I ernera
: 15 Newa
;0'epper Vonnf
:4!iHspplneai
:OfllBai-kstareWlfe
:15;stella Dallaa
Noon Dream
Meet Menjon
Breakfast In
Hollvwood
Kay West
Barnyard Fol.
Garry Moore
;30 Loreni Jonee
4SlWldder Brown
K.arry Moore
Kfrkhi
News. 'Kay
(IflA Girl Marries k Irk ham Newe,
1511'ort. Faces Life Steve Allen
30 lias Plain Bill Stev Allen
4SlFrt. Pg. Farrelljlune. Yours
Jay
Uay
Bride
iBrldc
00 Welcome Travel.!.rt KIrkham
-ck
1 S Wr pnm Trawl IriKm f.Almm
Kay
30!unt Mary Arthur Godfrey iLadies
45;Love and Learn .Arthur Godfrey Ted Malone Dave Boas
00 Woman Secret ArtharGodfrey Mod. Romances Fulton LewTa
15Road of Llf lArthur Godfrey Hod. Romanccs'Memlnsway
30 r. Pii Curl Massey Squirrel Cage Behind Story
45'Cvalcad 'Edw. R. Murr'w (squirrel Cage Icar. Cavaliers
DIAL LISTING. KOAC 550
lrtAf Wednesday P.M. :00, Chll
l WMV dren'a Tbeateri :15. On the
Upbeat l 5:60, 550 Sport Club; d:M.
News t 6:1(1. Ptano Portrait' 9:30, Friends
of Worldi 8:4S, Invitation to Read;
1:00, Farmers' Union; 1:15. Evening
Farm Hourt K. Radio Shorthand Contest:
8:30, HUlrrest School) D. Music That En
duresi 8:45. Evening Meditations; 10, Slsn
Off.
Brooks Garden Club
Plans Holiday Party
Brooks The Brooks Garden
club met with Mrs. Elva Aspin
wall for its bi-monthly meeting
and luncheon.
The members present answer
ed roll call by giving their fav
orite Thanksgiving table decor
ations. Mrs. Fay Loomis was
welcomed as a new member.
The next meeting will be the
(Christmas party and will be held
ACROSS
t. Not ao much
i. Crude mapl
irup
. American
Indian,
It. AcknowlfdK.
openly
tl. Larire bird
14. Greenland
settlement
It. PertalnlnK to
the Middle
Aew
It. Prod
18. Caper
19. Circled
Zl. Use nf caaooD
23. Faithful
26. Annual
10. Chance
11. 8queet.
23. Recline
Si. Stored In
a silo
S. Too
S7. Roof bavins;
two slope,
on all sides
40. Obliquely
43. Dearth
47 Stopper
IS Unfrlendtf
60 Painful
61 And not
62. Spinning tori
63. Female sheep
64. Turn to the
rltrht
16. Daecer
OOWN
L Lleht
' P J " 5 I I7 I a 9 I'P'"'
75 t. 'fyf
7a "" " lio
''. .'. - I 'rV,,,,'',
!lZZ!lZ "ife"
' 44 Usui,
so uk Ti T si
si ':; si iT
A Newifeotwrsi
ROOM AND BOARD
ui .ti irv:c . uoui
VOU LIKE AW SNAZ2V
NEW SET Of THREADS ?
TH' WHOLE RlGGIN' FROW
SHOE TO SHINGLE TILTED
ME FOR.illO--HA!-wOULDNY
THIS LAYOUT BREAK UP A
LOGJAM
I fitV I J KNUW
ml V WH,ww;.Ar
KEX
ABC
rhaliem of
Yukon
Sky King
sky Kins
I KSLM
I I30MBC
K0C0
HM Kc
Hantn'i Mali
Santa a HaU
Teai Mil
Tom Mia
Rhrlhrn Ranrh
KDyiam nance)
Vins Creaky
Baalnsf Mews
Habrlef HeaUr
(Candle LlfM
LdltleB
n w Newe
ana silver
Wewa
Uuealionboi
Pat O'BrleW-"
HaaleaJ Jackpot
Evelvn Knlsht
Great Boorta
Traek 14M
Track MM
Traek 14M
Track 14M
Aether C.Mie
Antbor Critic
fTeUe Teal
Meile
Huftr
Ceaal In Ant,
Coaal In Aal.
CUe Kid
Clac Kid
Raniit
1. Q.
I. Q.
Holmea
Nam af
Rene
That
Holmea
Karloff
Karloff
Ray Bleek
Ray Bloeh
INewa
David Re
Rambler
Hamblen
Track 14M
Track im
Mewe
Me Go A Molly
Frank Rao
Frank Race
He ile Ton Went
Masle Ten Want
Nd. Reporter!
Fallen Lewis
Local News
Newa
Eddie Howard
erl Ilea?
Lev kfriteryoetera
Maal rVoclarn
Tomor.
Tomor.
Raa Merean pie tarn
Rua Morsaa poet erne
Hour
Isisn Off
Klin Off
A.M. TO 4:45 P.M.
Newa
INewa
Bmlllnr
Smiling
Smlllnf
Eimekeeper
arch Tims
ews
IKOCO Kleek
KOCO Klock
New
Blrkfat. Oang
nrkfst. Gang
top Trade
riei Rlttar
New A Sports
Haien
Mannera
Top Mornlns
Top ' Morning
Breakfast Club
Bare'n Counter
iTh. In vVIIdwi
Breakfast Club
t Baptist Ch.
lOrran Mood
(Breakfast Club
Haven ol Rest
Haven i Rnt
Wesl'n Melodies
First fime
Melody Tim
Melody Tims
Stars dins
J. Ch. Thomaa
breakfast Club
N. w. New
of Today
Mua. Memories
Lin metier
Llnkletter
ira store call
Sas Rider
Norman
News
Kitchen
News
Drake
Musi
Tuns Tim
Tru Story
Wile
Tru Story
hVa.lt
Ug Key
U.adles First
Musi Mart
Music Mart
Ladles Firat
uueen for Day
Jan Garber
Uueen fer Day
Vocal Varieties
llollyw'd Musi
llollrw'd Musis
Headline Newa
Top Trades
(News
In. W. Newa
Bob Cbrrly
Dav Dennla
Tell T'r Neigh
Mac's Helodlea
Mae'i Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mac' Melodies
Mac' Melodies'
Mac's Melodies
larvev Hardinei
Jrgan Reveries
West
(Blng Sings
Stewart
Stewart
Melody Matinee1
Melody Matlneej
Tenn. Jamhnreel
Groom
Mac's Melodies
Jt Groom Tenn. Jamboree
Mac's Melodies
Kirk wood Bob Pool
Mae's Melodies
Mac's Melodies
Mae' Melodies
Mae's Melodies
Movis Tim
Philosopher
Brers Can B
West Bob Pool
Be Seat. I New
Beaatlfnl
(HAf Thursday A.M. 10:00, Newst
rwMV 0:I3. especially for Women i
11:00, School of Alrt 11:1ft. Concert Halli
12:00, Newst 13:15, Noon Farm Honri 1:00,
Ride 'em Cowboy; 1:15, School of Alrt
1:45, Melody Lanei 2:00, Horn Garden
Hour) 2:30, Memory Book of Mullet t:45,
Excursions in Srleneei S:0. Newst 8:15,
Muie f th Mastcrsi 4:00, Lnlvrlty
Hour.
at the new home of Mrs. Elmer
Conn, 108 Lansing avenue, Sa
lem, December 8.
Committees In charge will be
gifts, Mrs. Opal Rasmussen, Mrs.
Evelyn Jones and . Mrs. Dollie
Ramp; program, Mrs. Bertha
Morisky, Mrs. Nora Westling,
Mrs. Elva Aspinwall and Mrs.
Fay Loomis; assisting the host
ess, Mrs. Marie Bosch, Mrs. No
na Sidebottom and Mrs. Elsie
Westling and Mrs. Anna Dunla
vy. Members were instructed to
each make their own Christmas
corsage, which will be judged.
Solution of Yeiterday't Puul
S. Always
I. Compound of
sodium
Beat
Number
Ancient wins
cup
Tounjt bens
Hindu soldlera
upon
Bar
Cat oft
Old French coin
Sources of
metal
Requirement
Article
Flowed
Prosperous
periods
Sick
Three-toed
aiotns
Lste: comb.
form
Scheme
Leaning
Small slatust
Lets In
Burnlns
Hvdraulls
pump
Part of a
church
Behind tima
Attract
Sacred tmajrt
Bsrk of
the neck
Other
New Testsmsnt
spelling of
Noah
By Gent Ahem
AWtS'-THE CLERIC WHO "
SOLD THAT CARNIVAL
OUTFIT GOT A BONUS J
AkM-Qurre sharp; 1
ALFY--BUT WCAB
VOUR. LMAARFR.TAI-V 1
CLOTHES FOR. PRESS
photos GOOD 1
PROMOTION STUFf J
TKNUW.'
A S ASIA L AyT I M O N
g.IlMlcP NgjER I Elg
tIa eEtH"g tTaIpi pCrTl
lM6ilH&EWBM QlA
Sj g bT S"rAWBDi ; S P OTT
MSlHs jjIhiit o me
e lIsiaQpIei BiTlO 1 1
PVS3sill5R E Hpttiajh
DENJ S JIN i E SsAiR 6
H E a nn eieIInIT l
PjETPtYlS U eJTAlifA M