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20 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Dec. 21, 1950 V DIO PROGRAMS Santa r COWBOY THURSDAY P.M. r i MMMP fKAl HtK NtAI, fcH, MK. KOHcKf ALL YOUR I 1 1 YOU WILL TELL US WHERE TO llsjunsHsf OH, WE CAN SUPPLY THE VICTIM, ALL 1 t A FOOD WILL BE HEAVILY SALTED AND hI FIND OUR DIRECTORY THEN WE II I "RIGHT WE SHALL SELECT ONE OF MY ) K A itvcN i uallt yuuwill UKtNK" PRO M ffis I I5HALL TURN YOU OVER TO THE Jgl -s PUPILS AT RANDOM h 1 THAT DRUGGED WATER 1 1 POLICE--A BABBLING, BROKEN Wl Sv1' PWflCV-nT KGW 620 NEC KOIN 970 CBS KEX U90 ABC KSLM 1390 MBC KOCO 1490 LBS AP NewtUatvrt By LUCRECE HUDGINS Welcome Trav, Welcome Trtr. Aunt Mary Love and Learn Lonesome Boy climbed up behind Bucky and Dasher sprang straightway into the sky. Wh. G Marries Per. Facer Life Just Plain Bill Front Pg, Far'll IVelc. Travelers Welc. Traveler Aunt Mary We Love. Learn fCKC Thursday P.M. - 0:00, cb.il- r dren's Theater) A:1 A. On the I'D' !ati B:BO. fl5fl Sports Clnbi 6. Newsi :1S, Dinner Melodies; 6:30, 'Round the Campflre; 7:l0, Headlines in Chemistry) 7:15, Farm Hourt 8:00, Flying Time; 9:30, Serenade; 9:15, Meditations) 10:00, Sign Off. m. urn mi r't-'-' -m-mry - "y -s -jTLr i r t & C;:d mn i 11 r "w e iiiassssMr him. at .m 3:45 r'' I 7 I SURE I I WOULD YOU T 1 ?l 1 1 H FORhUTIOiHjl O.K.THEN! VOU'VE " IS"!" VMjrY.Vf U I T. ... V OO! J t0 WHAT EVER kERTAWlY GOT tL DATE TO WAVE I 1M " WM It JUl'Vf7 W K B6UEVEW A Vl HefoDOV0UZW0ULCjJ V LUNCH WITH HIM! V 'lOS'K' 5- T7rrT50 I FthRT'S REOLl NiCE-NEsT Fto BUY FOR ft DMIREMT m5 nSSCVS---'- ''-SWjVj R ALL THOSE SaSSORS-BUTTON IT'S A A I'LL TAKE THAT ( WE'VE EVER H HEY ! THAT KNITTED TO 'CHARGE IT" 1 7:3(1 Kne... nIwi C:SS$:-SbS5:5!SSr(fe , HOLERS-RNKIN'SHEARS-TH' )j BEAUTIFUL f EV FDR HER, TOO- , ?s. 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The Jindians galloped for hours. It wasn't very pleasant for Bucky to be bouncing up and down on a horse's back with a blanket over his head and not knowing what awful thing was going to happen to him. "If only Santa knew about this," he thought. "He would think of fiomeway to help me." He knew he would never have won the two contests with Lone some Boy If Santa had not made him the wonderful cherry sticK horse and the silver tipped arrow. "But there's nothing Santa can do lor me now," he told himself. The Jindians took him to the Jindian camp which was in a forest miles and miles from Santa Land. They stood him on the ground and took the blanket off his head. He found himself blinking Into a great bonfire. On the other side n the lire stood the Jindians. There was Chief Hurricane, and behind iim was Lonesome Boy, solemn an iver but looking sad at what was jhappenlng to the boy who hnd aved his life. "I don't understand," said Bucky in a shaky voice. "Why have you brought me here?" "You shame us," thundered Chief Hurricane. "You win riding contest. You win shooting contest." Before Bucky could speak Chief Hurricane threw up his hands as a signal. Immediately the Jindians tor ted whooping and danciiiR around the fire, beating drums and stamping their feet. Two Jindians seized Bucky and took him away to an empty tent and tied him up. The war dance grew wilder and Bucky wished that he had never left his home at all. But then he thought, "Why, if I hadn't come, maybe there wouldn't be any Santa Land left.'' Then right away he remembered about Dasher beinc lost and with out Dasher to lead the reindeer Santa could not bring Christmas to the world. So nothing has been saved at all. "But Dasher Is probably right mere m mis campr tnougnt Bucky out loud. "Oh, if only I had some help!" Bight at this moment a soft voice said. "Me help!" There was Lone some Boy crawling Into the tent! I The Jindian cut Bucky's ropes. 'Cowboy twice save me, he whis pered. "Now me save him." When Bucky was free, Lonesome Boy said "Follow me!" They ducked under the back of the tent and crawled on hands and knees past the tents and wigwams. All the time the whooping and drum beating were growing wilder and Bucky guessed the Jindians were just about ready to finish him oli Lonesome Boy led him Into the corral where the Jindians kept their horses. Bucky hoped if Lonesome Boy gave him a horse it would be a good one that would travel fast. But Lonecome Boy didn't take him to a horse at all. He led him to a shed where there was a great beast with spreading antlers and eyes that gleamed in the night. "Dasherl" Bucky cried. "Its Dash er! Lonesome Boy cut the tether that held the deer and Bucky climbed on the deer's back. He looked down at Lonesome Boy. "Come with me!" he whispered sud denly. "Be my friend For a moment the Jindian never moved. Then he said, "Me friend. Me go." He climbed up behind Bucky and Dasher sprang straightway into the sky. 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