Thursday, November 26, 1953
Pag 20
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Saltm. Oreeon
Keizer
Keizer Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Kleeck of 610 Chemawa road
have as their guests for a tew
days, Mr. end Mrs. R. E. Ta
bleman of Bottineau, N. D.
- Louise Boucher won the
Modette prize Saturday.
Mr. and Mn. Williard L.
Shelton of 883 Sunset avenue
have returned from a business
trip taking them to Montana,
Wyoming, North Dakota and
South Dakota. They were
gone a month and a halt They
have as their guests now, Mr.
and Mra. George T. Niekey of
Seattle, Wash. Their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shel
ton and Laura Ann will be
home for Thanksgiving. The
Sheltons are expecting Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Cray of Watertown,
S.D., to visit them soon. Mr.
and Mrs. George Dabler of
Poison, Mont., are also on the
list of expected guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Onas Olson,
865 Chemawa road, are enter
taining at a Thanksgiving
dinner, Mr. Olson's brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Zena
A. Olson of Milwaukle. They
also expect a nephew, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Duncan and lam
lly from Tillamook,
Mr. and Vrs. Richard S. Vln.
cent, 8050 Kobindale Drive, are
the parents of a son born Nov,
23.
, Mrs. Francis Lightner, moth
r of AI Lightner, 630 Manbrin
Drive, fell while on duty at the
State Hospital, Nov. 23, Injur
ing herself severely. She Is In
SRVI sjsj SU mm.
siaI.eWjrt.
m
iPiiil
Child's Gift Panel. The most
beloved prayer of them all the
"Now I Lay Me Down To Bleep"
child's prayer is here embroidered
In lovely colors on an IS by 14
Inch panel which can be framed
and hurt over crib or email
bed. Angels, tinv bluebirds. Dink
end golden flowers, irreen lean
and vines are interwoven Into an
exquisite color combination. Uae
cotton, linen, rayon or pure silk
taffeta for the material; silk, cot
ton or crewel wools for the em
broidery. ' Send tOe for the CHILD'S
PRAYER PANEL (Pattern No.
M0) transfer, color chart, sketches
of all stitches used, finishing; and
framing Instructions, YOUR
NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN
NUMBER to CAROL CURTIS.
Capital Journal, 663 Mission
street, fian Francisco 6. Calif.
the Salem General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Teets of
1170 Chemawa Road, are ex
pecting their son, F. M. Myron
Teets and his wife and daugh
ter, and their daughter, Roma
Rae, and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Don CUne, for Thanksgiving
dinner..
Frank Hughs, Sr.. recently
returned from week's elk
hunting trip near Prinevllle.
Richard O'Conner of 4710
No. River Road, is much im
proved from his case of polio,
and Is now out of danger. He
looks and feels good, and
quite cheerful. It ia thought
he will be able to be out of
the iron lung toon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pederson
of 4933 No. River Road, are ex
petting their daughter Dorothy
to be home from University of
Oregon, on Wednesday to spend
her Thsnksglving vacation. Mr,
and Mrs. Arvid Fahman of Eu
gene, Clyde Fahlman of Port
land, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Okerberg, of 293 Richmond
Ave., were dinner guests of the
Pedersons on Thanksgiving
Day.
Jimmy White, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas White of 693
Wayne Drive, celebrated h i s
third birthday at a luncheon,
Nov. 24, His guests were:
Decky Sawyer, Maureen and
Janet nealy, Johnny Mason,
Eddie Lukasunls and David Le
Vee.
STEVE KOPEK
Carol Curtis Pattern
Warm Crocheted Cane. Good-
looking as It la made of wool
yarn and velvety chenille In al
ternating: etriDee. warm because
of the throat-hueing collar and
ine xuuness wnicn permits the
eaoe to be smuwed In and held
at waist. The cape Illustrated Is
aone in medium err v wool and
aarxer gery cnemiie out it may oe
made in two browns, navy and
royal, black and grey, two shades
of wine or any two shades which
will complement your winter top
coat. Charming, too. done In all
white wool and chenille) aa a
party frock cape.
8nd 30c for the WAIST
LENGTH CROCHETED CAPE
(Pattern No. 306) all crocheting
Instructions. YOUR NAME, AD
DRESS PATTERN NUMBER to
CAROL CURTIS, Capital Jour
nal, 85 Mission atreet, San Fran
cisco 6. Calif.
LOCKS LIKE TW6 6AM'S
OVEB, BOYS.' VOOR STAR
HALFBACK JUST GOT
THROWN FOR A LOSS
SO HI WAS BEAU.V ON
THE BALUCHI6P--I
YELLED THE KOREAN .
WORD FOB ST?W5"
HC 6RAB8ED TREU6HT
rX CORD anu
T
I w'mey look -the Lrrru )
aO fella's 697 tmBT om .
TfTHE PLAY? J
RADIO PROGRAMS
FRIDAY P. M.
KGW I KOIN I KEX IKSLM I KGAE K0C5
Nawa
Caaaa CM II
Parle
1:15 lid 1 Ufa
l:) )
tj43llla.BBeae
hasacktu WtfeiBimaa Im
:ia stall. DaiiMOeefrev
:3S wt4m Bf.waGfrr
ljjiW. i au,osir
I:! rials atti oestrer
:l3,r. r. rerrelioaerrar
l:Jl Jmim UleSlrar
l:4S.Hae'e Wl(. Icrt Maearr
roGo
PwsYNis6(eipVvvM Spoun
rjryjlN6,XPWTH6 ' VWINMA , WVAJNeTt A OAT '
wi couNigy 4 9uppsin . iNvemep vaitUM. ' p,p jor
, MAMMAS CtXTf. MAH M6. vacxmto 7nvBnt
L, -v -fA 4 PIaY 0a40all BA6g
iTalKftJ) k i V Amraom I u
we eve too. kxo yyvwrp)
tWO IN A BOCX WHtSt Ht0Oj
POuaVeOAV WA IM Hi4 I THAT I
BATHTU5 AN-HI JUMPia (Ot
nouee n- 'coatees- I t J
St -7H
'CAU HE W A ICAlLfcOAP
CONPUCTO AN'rli4TltAiN
' PUttgO INTO THE GUKiSU
letHPUCe OF TMB NATIONAL
GAMt
JE
8
(Ta wtf you
ORPHAN ANNIE
I I GOT -KU BOYS OUT-
I I CAM S6ND YOO OrtCK-
TO THE CHWP-OR I CAM
keep SououTra
. THRT CLEAR?
I
6UI-S0JJ(MT's
I VCR GARDENER" 1
J MB, m VER
ALL RWHT-AFrgR TT TuiOWlMHAT
DONE WE'LL BE BACK 1 AN ALWI- 1
I'LL SWEAR S0U NEVER iIIUm UF I
gLCFT HCRC J'jJJWo J
I TOrry tJ0 AVIOY- HOUSE
BMPTY TOMORROW OR
NEXT DAY-rU. TELL
VOU WHEN-
H
LIL ABNER
7
N IN THET BOK.'-NKiHTMARE
'VCri ALICE. PLAYED A TRICK
Z Vr V ON ME-ONLY A FATHEAD
WHARf WOULD OF FELL
f5HONtST FO' Jl
Ag ?yj j,
LE'S G4T 60IM'
wir ir -uclaykd
ACTION' WEDDIN'
WHICH BECOMES
LEGAL. 16 T ARS
LATUt,?'
i -aw r fU
1H
HOP A LONG CA.S1D
ACCORDIN' TO TH' RULES.
VO'LL HAFTA TAKE CARE O'
MAH SLOPPY LfL NIECE f
Ik Y'ARS UNTIL IT KIN SET i
UP A SLOPPY Lf L HOUSE I
OF ITS OWN-WIF ,
YOKE ION"
V P-PORE HONEST I
ABE..'.'-YO- I
'ONLY INJCrFn I
ONE MONTH I
I O' BACHERLOK I
WHOLE INNtDCENrl
:NSikai WU. 1 OMi
:! Iniw Ulna AtkUa
s m. WUmb atertLwta
ii Uf Buat'tT Twhlt
1H "
la? wa
ar mt
B. Crckr
Dick ru
r ti im
liw Nn
rx MIIMa
Wt Olrki
l:M Jala Nan Hlrkkaaa
l:lSiMaatoBs Saarktoa
l:3fllsaala Itos Bllrahaai
llSA trl Baha Ulxklrai
ItasBin aura
1:15 Nwa ParaSa
;S U MeCaS htarai Tatar
!:' a. rturaaa Traak o
tCim. aar -aar-
Taaa II BaatA-Bar-V
CM aalltplTlU BUI
Bab GarraS
aiaaa Baal
T.U Taat
Uarb
Rlrkwaaa
ralL Lw Ml
aailsawar
Cart afaiaaf
Saa Baraa
Kkak
aW
Maala -
V.wa
Dlak sag
MaHa
l:M;BaUa Wltk
:IS Maala
i:MBaaaa at
1:43 Glaaa
Hal. Saatn.
MaSllallaa
haai Maraaaa
K Baaar
:M Ha. MaGaa
:1S All! Dr.l.r
:3tl Phil Harrla
:4S ran aru
IrlS'Maa'a Faaill
:15IWarltf Nawa
llMIDlaab ahara
ISSiF. Slaalra
Ml Bak Baaa
I: ll Bab Hapa
l:St PartlanS Bll
l:4ij r.r.a.
I MKI I '
na.ru ran
Uil Maa
Oal
I L MaCaD
I'SOCII? Caaaril
IHIIrCaaa.ll
IWaalharaiaa
Maaa lalliaal
Traab Laakrl
BIU Stara
Slata
Blraak
Slaia
Slraab
Mr. Eaaa
Mr. Eaaa
Tbaaiaa
Fan. Sbali.
Bcaalab
PaaAai.aaa
Ballaaa
Orcbaalra
sa'si.a off
S Sla Plaal
Caaba
Cltr Clab
SiSraaa
Ktfrt Shaw
RaaarS Shaw
rrari
Plfhta
rubla
Nawa
Eaearaa
Saaaatai
J.Vaaaaraaakj
raa.
Daaaa Tlaia
Daaaa TIM
IDaaaa Tlaat
Daaaa Tlaia
Gab Bcalar
Parra Caaaa
V. Plablaa
araa
Taka a
Naaibar
Claaa Bit
Claaa KM)
Jlai rbUar
Maala
Haraiaalaa
Caavarl
Glaw Eartr
Nawaraal
Maala
Wliaiar
Uwla
Plat. Tlava
Nawa
rial. Tlaia
Caaal al
MaaU Crtllii
MKalabl
Mtlatlaa
Daaaa TlaalMalatr Maa
n. a a.
C. CalbaH.
a. 0. ha
C. CalkaaiT
n. a. p.aj
C. Calkalw
n. 0. Paal
Nltkl
Nllkl
Nlihl
Nllkl
PROBABLY
TRAIL DUST.
OR SCUFF "ARKS WHERE
I SCRAPEP THE LEATHER
AGAINST 60ME KOCK.
HENRY
By Carl Anderson
take a look at THS
I white sNuoaes ON 1
I THE INNER 466 Of
V rpsuFNX fwrr. v
MUTT Jl JEFF
JU06E, I TMNK VOUAJ. FINP IT'S
WHITEWASH THAT FUBSEO,
OFF Kifis DOCTORED HORSE !
I ALSO THINK THE LABEL.
IN61PE THESE BLACK CLOTHES
WILL SHOW THEY CAME FROM
MINERVA. COBB'S PRY-
ClOOPS
6T0KC .' I
ARREST THIS PERSON rHARSHAL.'
WE'VE BfcbN ACCUSINjS AN
INNOCENT MANt
Do TV Prices Have You Worried?
Trader Louie will solve your problem
with ease ao that too can own a
beautiful new ...
Raytheon
mCTIUUY ANYTNIN6 TAXEM M TRADE
TRADER LOUIE
lS7t Lana Ave. , Phone J-I55I
SATURDAY 4 A.M. TO 11:45 A.M.
PETE'9 IRSP HfT
BEEN BifWtk I DO?
1N JAIU J
T
t'THEV POT
HIM IM JAIL
for doing his
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING
EAf?LV
don't 1 riu Mr? I
1H TUCOUAC.IV I I
IK
V-ME WAS IN THE rs.
Wfl STORE Two HOUjCg
!:N Wim Nrt fmrm Hair iNtwa jfatirtfar WNtri
:.5IEtrtl Ini KOIN KlMh Vum Inr (Ttmsktwwr Milt MU4M
:Sfl Rcrt Um KOIN ft look rata Hr iMarcb Tim Slirr Tmrm Hwm
:45lstrJ w KOIN K.txk Turn (WW Hni liliH Svmt
1:h!nw KOIN KJtMk lil Mtttva Rwlanrmr Ntwi KOCO IM
?:15JKcer Rmb Ntwa Acrwakr Brcakfart alat KOCO KM
7-S0Rcrd Rmm Vtt N Brtahfut latnrar KOCO KM
K. MawlHK Cwimtf Brt Bwm Nw laliU BiUb. tUrr.
!.m Rrr RMae N Beb Darter kn Newt FmiIIf Kttl
Jl Ktwaa Today Maala Salal Praaalff BaB
141 G' aa Braadwar Bavaa l latardav MaaU
"" Taka Haaaa Kaat lalata Matta
fl.M Ilawdr Da4Thatr af Tav1aa4 Ntwa Nawa Natra
SlT? HawtJr Daael: Ta4a Taaa Farai Baaa Uacla Bab PaMla Baafe
ft Haa-sjy D4 llan Orar Imm ralral Paatar'a CaU Uacla Bait Clab Tim
:4S H,wiy pa: .nltjV 8 Baraala Uaala Bab Klaraaf
lgTil Faa far All Stara af Naara Nawa Abb Baltta
:T M.BMKIfla Taa tar All Taaiamw Matla Daela Bab Ant Batth
It'll Ballrwaa! With Olrla Oattl BUr Mai Blaaa Uaeia Bab Cal. PaaUtl
jf-4jr, Brrakfaat (WHh Clrla Gatat Star Mai Blawa Uacla Bab CaL TaatWI
II .'M Mary Laa ImmI MUiaa Faatball Mai Blaaa Nawa Cal. Paataal
11 'Jl Tartar Maat Mliaaa Faatball Mai Blaaa I'aala Bab Cal. Paataal
11 M Paraj aa Babart Lawta Faatball Blrifllr Varla Bab Cat Paataad
li tl Baaia Baai Paal A Pari Faatball Plla UaeU Bab Cat PaatbU
ni Mac.t KOIN 1.1. a.m. f tt .atv. KXX n. ta f i
DIAL LISTING KOAC. 551
KOAC KJfr,
P.M. lt:tf, Nawat
la, Naam Ft raa H a a r.
Marlaa Canal araatt 1:M Kttla 'ai
Cawbart t:M, Eaaatlallr far Waataai l:M
Oracaa Kaaartari 4:M, laarU Far Maat;
5:aa, CblMraa'a Taaa. an :, Nawa,
Wtalkart 7:1ft, Ftra Haart caaprr
Arta la Amor Ira i .:M. Matla I tiW, Maa'l
tattam ll:M. Slsn Off.
ItfnAP SttarJtr A M -li t. Ntaa,
tJr0 i;i8i Ktaclall far Waawai
lira. Caaaarfc Ball: 1I:M. Nawa. !.-
Jala Narri 1:11 Callaca Matllara. . . t
REX MORGAN. M.D.
ROOM Jl BOARD
By A hers
HOWD YOU LIKE A BARREL OF 'SW' JOVE F06HOR.N V
) BK, JUICY CIYSTERS7 - AN OLD C'l AND 11L PRfcPARfc
SMIfWAIt UT WINt UN IHt
MERRV MaLV'lS NOW WORKIN'
THE OYSTER BEDS. AND HELL GLADLY
SEND ME A BARREL FOR THE FAVOR.
I DID HIM IM THE SOUTH SEAS "
1 BEAT OFF A COUPLE OF SHARKS
THAT WERE MUNCHING HIM
.. DURING A SWIM
SOME OF MY FAMOUS
OYSTERS A LA PUFFLE
A SECRET RECIPE
THE GREAT CHEFS OF
EUROPE OFFERED
ME A HUGE SUM
TO DIVULGE
A
V
' "I "' how RE "iOjNJ
n i X r ai i mv ui kiund n
f"
DONT YOU 'B
KNOW Hl.
WSS GALE r
THAT 5 LA4C105.
THE rTPI3Tl5T .'
M. KE1NY.' THUtT
IAA1 OJ JUST )
WAITE9 ON... J
WHO IS ME T p
Kg a-Ov HOTlST .J
he's Ourre a guy.' a couple
of weeks aso we gave u5
a oewoists:.tiom he?e in
THE STORE .' PUT ONE OF WY
CLEWS TO sleep:
CANT SAY rr WAS TOO MUCH
OF AN ACCOMPLISHMENT .' MV
BS PROBLEM WAS TRVINS ID
a&E AVfAKK
Or THE TIWE:
1
1
J I
DONALD DUCK
r
III I waa. n
HI,TOOT5...t'M REACy
' r, EC? VOU TO CO
MART WORTH
jirTTisr'-:. .... ; sowrtAKCTousE?
n-, r,LLL ia.L auxjr4(3 -v r v. , ur,ff
I THAT Sk-.U lnrt IIU..Hurua.u-. IV lyraiuM..
fT ON THt VCCiOf MDUR TRAH.tR! I i .
ten
fOUS LA-r JIMS
OWNED THAT T,
ANOALrtACiyr,
100H5 lllkt WMt-
THING WAVICO
TlOt!
CLWPlfTt
wwoPioir
PCXIStMlOre
BPAItTOtHri
OlARACTtR.
JO!
Teachers to Present
Silverton Program
Silverton The personnel
of a committee representing
the Silverton Teachers Associa
tion have announced Thursday
evening, Dec. 3 at the date for
the special annual program of
the teachers, to be given at the
regular meeting of the Parent
Teacher Association.
Miss Hannah Olson is chair
man of the committee, assisted
by Mrs. A. J. McCannel, Mrs.
Knute Digerress. Miss Willette
Freeman and Miss Marie Brye.
Dr. Steiner will be the edu
cational speaker and officials
of the state of Oregon have
been sent invitations to attend
Mrs. A. J. McCannel presented
the invitation to the members
of Deibert Reeves unit No. 7,
American Legion auxiliary, at
Monday evening's meeting.
The January program of tha
PTA will feature the work be
ing accomplished by tha
"Family Relations" committee
of which Mrs. C. B. Calkins is
chairman.
ARMY TUG SINKS
Pusan, Korea A 200
ton U. S. Army tug which cap
sized and sank in Pusan Har
bor Sunday was raised today,
A Filipino cook, Espirdian Nu
fable, drowned when the tug
sank while towing a freighter.
The United States bought
its first military aircraft in
1909. six years after the
Wright brothers made their
first airplane flight.
C A1RI1PTA P Af I RAN
P. SHI EE Pali 0 ii B
OTjDUTlN TIEIRIV I EM
A
5
ACROSS
1. Preierve
4. Deck bands
5. Bugle rail
12. Biblical priest
13. Esrlr alpha
betic char
acter 14. Mental uaaga
15. Sun
IS. Lowest
IS. Givm
inionriatloti
SO. Snow runner
Jl. Greek letter
13. Defensive
covering
J7. Poverty
. Kind of
huMiil
ii. Small fish
33. God of war
14. Revtrcnt fear
35. Dressed
It. Title of a
kniiht
37. Supplication
38. Miifortunet
30. One to whov
money is
paid
41. Destiny
43. Large river
boats
48. Singing voice
49. Incessant
53. Gone by
64. Musical
instrument
K. Silkworm
56. Steep flax
57. Row
58. Marries
59. Affirmative
DOWN
Woke
10JRI
JTBoTDIOTRl
Solution af Yesterdays Pusals
1 Medicinal
plant
1. Women's hats
1 Outside l,k
of bread
I Plow
6. Purposes
m lU
7 y Ti
tt rr -
ti 7fTn whih-
7JiJ,T 74-a &fYf'
rfpt rrrrxst' v
n :n fir
h rt 9
f ?rr
.;:,.' : a rpr irpr
n so V XT 7.
5" " ,?S" .IT
rr j: sr qT
i. Stvao days
I. Part of an
aiitAmebilt
engine
I. Commotion'
10. Foot! ike pari
11. Perched
17. Actual
IS. Building sltas
32. Ruatian sea
34. Thousand
years
33. last Indiaa
woody plaB
38. Anarehlsta
37. SUnjing
Insect
3. Vocal sola
30. Be Indebted
It. Part of a
plant
39. Quote
37. Peruaa fairy
40. Diner
41 ColleetJoa at
maps
44. Recoimlaaa)
45. Certain
47. -thaperl
molding
48. Decomposaa
41. Light bed
MLJapaneaeaaak
8LN'w Testa
ment spell
Irgof Noa
HLBalp
II
r72