THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,, Salam, Oregon
Monday, January 25, 1954
' Copper often is found in nature
in a pure (Ute, having all the
characteristics of the smelted
metal.
P?OG?4MS
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p ill, STEVE ROPER
vUilyicSS ASKSQ 10 . " '"'JSTShush, your wusaNtV if fajjcon fleece accepts 1?F stick close TO THE BOOM, COLOIE IK
iv i i ' , S-ojo5EBUOiPOU) TCOPHIESy YOUB INVITATION, HE'LL FIND I I'M COINS TO SEND OVEB SOME--UH--J-W!
Prnno I nttoo DiCO t but, mama ; v,w w gave me an , mb.bbewsteb"nubsinsa n messages worth iqooo TTT' ' n
Colombia' lays it is a P "normal aV 1 ' . Ylll Ji(rSS
lten CBeaUPP(R Mdl Fridain'tro- ' !f IB' W S I i'W ASiL j
.2956
SIZES
10 . 70
Here's a distinct style so
easy-to-make and with many dif
ferent looks! To be made with
set-in shirred neckband or with
scoop neckline and tacked-nn
sell-fabric cut-out flowers
shown here! Applique is includ
ed in pattern.
No. 2836 is cut in sizes 10,
12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16: Either
version requires 41 yds. 39-in.
labnc.
Send 30c for each Pattern, with
name, Address, Style Number and
Size. Address PATTERN BUR
EAU, Capital Journal, 652 Mis.
sion St., San Francisco 5, Calif.
Patterns ready to fill orders
immediately. For special hand
ling of order via first class mail
include an extra 3c per pattern.
Just off the press! The brand
new 1954 SPRING - SUMMER
FASHION BOOK is agog from
cover to cover with exciting
new-season styles and ideas for
easy sewing and smart going
from breakfast until bedtime!
IN COLOR, this book includes
up-to-t he-last-minute fashion fore
casts for every age, evry size,
every occasion! Yours for only
an additional 25c.
Keep leeth bright
Chew Wrigley's Spearmint Cum.
' loin Jeanse the teeth,
Helps Veep them natural
Enjoy this tW um
ACROSS
1. Article of
millinery
4. Substance
used in
making
, jewelry
9. Propel
boat
12. Collection
of facts
13. Habituate
14. F.xj;t
15. Confirmed
18. Not profes
sional 19. Take a seat
20. Cry
22. Stuff with
soft
substance
25. Engrossed
28. Rodent
29. Blanched
31. And not
32. Player at
children's
games
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investigation by the Senate Bank- M NJV.V'a 1 WiCT- 5RXl I hTTVlx INitiiSif'"!!
ing Committee. W I lOft 'J CII'1- 5
In a public statement not con- ;Wl f I HiTis: fjZZ (-tiA&i JbiWtMJ k t:'-k'
nected with Beall's move, ambas- !Yl fS3 I I ylS'l37S SSSrrr &yk T&jnfo7Kir '
sador Eduardo Zulcta-Angel said ,' fiJsjffiWJ I If-iiintL Ihil JmlB U&ifalfflsx-l SV.'CJ O
consumption had been going up i WlfW XV&l'Mmmmmk III Aill-lM 'f f'f i i ' nVffvpl TiJrl"'V'''l '"' ' ' X
and frost hit the Brazilian coffee POGO ' "
shop hard. He said he could find
no i evidence that market manipu- Jp OU 1$ fICK AN'CANY If U POCTOff COES IN AN' J 7&U SOTTA THINK OP TUB Jy5U 16 (MPeaVPeNT.) IP ITfe ANY-
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maintain a stable price. TWeXiMflW W
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Production of corrugated iron icTVI raWI OW6DW KBY VeyseLFSA. Stf yJ TO THE QUEMMK
sheets on a comcrcial basis is only l!f KlTl VVA6 ACArWS Yj, UihJt '7r VX-
about 100 years old. P F 1
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cottons for sizes 2, 4, 6, or 8 HOPALONO CASSIDI
years. Just iron on the 3-inch mmmmm. i 1 i -
hr; and (ha ok I " N "J COME HEHE TO PNO S6MOR SAMDEBSON I BKASWA BASN. THATCOKCEewStyS-' C
separate bossoms and the 9 by WOODV AN- I FO'JNDT ThEVBH PSSTTy WELL 1 ANO WEES AMIGO CAvS AGO TEV A WAT'S TH'CeawO J OUR JOS TO ,f
2-inch banding. The transfers are BA Bunwim' loo;6 I srpATrueo i io j mm I i cib cna. tuc juuit c ftiTusopn tns'J i nriTF unosv J
dye-fast and are launderable. 0NTWDESE8T. Jl AM' pbicj,Y PEAB. I ME5BE THEVABS EM ' PTST NOfANV l AN' SUNDOWN.
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LTo ' ortr r flSSL1 OHHOSaV ISa J ?SSl55tI WrtV I SnTT ) MOTHER. 1
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IF THE HOUSE HADN'T BEEN SOLO J X HI . r--Vjx- X C r5 J-B' --IL S
overheads, j KjA J u
1KSLM Chron. of Air l;w
Koto Newi Midday Muilc
KtiAE Newl ISplder
V KOW Archer. New! IHoid ot Lit
KCX Paul Harvey
'Noon Newi
Gay 90'i I Siesta Melodies
Midday Muile iRltchle
SDider Spider
I House Party IHouse Party
IHi-mp-' Yuullf Happlnesa
Sam Hayea ITtie Todda
itm u nnttr shonrs I Music Room IMusicRoom , Music Room
Koco M.y"M?lody K Melody Magic Melody (Maeic Melody
KGAE New, Ros" HenU'voualBoss Rend vous Ross Rend vous
KOIN Hill Top Hit (ArtGodlrey lArtGodlrey lArt Godfrey
KCW ".-kt.e wife isieiia Dana. IWIdder Brown Woman In H.i.
KCX Kay West Kay West Kay West IKay West
KS1.M News
Koco Magic Melody
KGAE News
KOIN Art Godfrey
KCW Just Plain Bill
KEX Martin Block
INews
(Maeic Melody
solder ISplder
Artnodfrev lArtGodfrey
I Frt. P. FarreU I Lorenzo Jonea
I.Martin Block I Martin Block
Star Time
IMogic Melody
Bands to Rembf
Magic Melody
Spider
Curt Massev
IPaya to Marry
IMartln Block
KSI.M Hushes Reef ITello Test J. Klrkwood J. Kirkwood
KOCO Aft'noonNewa iTuncTlme IPiano Patterns IHcre's to VeU
KGAE Newa ISplder ISpider ,&ldet ..
KOIN Wizard Odds IMake Up Mind lAshton: Lewis I Tunefully
KGW Wel Travelers I Wei Travelers IDr. Paul ILife Beautiful
KEX For the Girls IFor the Gil ls IFor The Girls (For the Girls
KSI.M Fultun Lewis HeittinRwav Curt Massey
KOCO Music U Want IMusic U Want IMusIc U Want
KGAE News ISplder Isign Oil
KOIN Ku knam News IBcrch Show Art Klrkham .
KGW For You (Music Box Music Box
KEX Afternoon Edit ISguirrel Cage Isoulrrc! Cage
1 5nm Haven
IMusIc U Want
Sign Off
Arl Klrkham
(Art Baker 4:58
IHour of Stars
KSLM Sgt. Preston ISgt. Preston Sky King;
KOCO Showtime Isiiowtlme ISecond Look
KOIN F.d R Muitow INews (World Today
KGW Bill Stern INcws-Archer Mess Mason
KEX Hour of Stars IHour vt Stars llluntley
ISky-KIng
I Songs Rem.
IGoss News
IKImer Petersoa
Bob Garred
KSI.M Gabriel Heater ITitus Moody
KOCO Candlelight Candlelight
KOIN Johnny Dollar Johnny Dollar
KGW Relax Music Relax Music
KEX Home Edition IBill Stern
I Virgil Plnkley I Sam Haves
News 88 Keys
IFriend Irma IFriend Irma
The Marriage' IThe Marriage
ISports Edition IHappy Time
KSLM Hammer Guy IHammer Guy IMusIc
KOCO Rosary Stars Sing Music
KOIN People Funny IPeople Funny (Mr. Mrs. North
KGW M'Gee Ic MollylAlcx ureier hix Shooter
Music
Sports Report
Mr. Mrs. North
six Shooter
KEX Starr of Space I Starr of Space iGathrng. Storml Headline Edit'n
KSI.M Show Tunes -IThemeTlmc
KOCO SHS-Albany ISHS-Albany
KOIN Louella Parsonsl Galen Drake
KGW 1 Man's Family World News
KEX Symphonette ISymphonette
IWhistlinTunes- IWhlstHn Tunes
ISHS-Albrfny ISHS-Ai-.iny
ILowell Thomas I Family Skeleton
Dinah Shore (Frank Sinatra
IJ. Vandercook IFivorite Music
KSLM Glenn Hardy Mut'l Newsreel I Sweet & Swing iHarry Wismer
KOCO SHS-Albany ISHS-Albany ISHS-Albany INightNcws
KOIN Beulah IBallance Show JJohnny on SpotlDance Orch.
KGW Dragnet IDragnet iBandwagon (Bandwagon
KEX Town Meet Town Meet Town Meet Monitor Views
KSLM Fulton Lewis
KOCO Nocturne
KOIN 5 Star Final
OKGW Rich. News
KEX News
(Platter Parade INews Platter Parade
Nocturne (Nocturne iNocturne
Cook's G. Book t Join Navy I Desert Inn Or.
Sports Final Barrle Craig (Barrie Craig
Dance Time Dance Time Dance Time
KSLM High Adven're IHlgh Adven're (Melodies Melodies
KOCO Nocturne INocturne Nocturne INocturne
KOIN Record Show iRecord Show iRecord Show IRecord Show
KGW News Nightcap Uess Mason I City Council City Council
KEX Dance Time Dance Time Dance Time Dance Tim
KOAC 550 k.c. 10:00 a.m. The
News and Weather: 10:15 Especially
for Women: 11:00 Oregon School of
the Air School Health Committee
11:11 Concert Hall: 12:00 The News
and the Weather: 13:15 Noon Farm
Hour: 1:00 Ride 'cm Cowbov:.l:15
Oregon School of tiie Air; 1:30 Guest
star 1:4a Heading lor f un: 2:00
Especially for Women Schools in
Europe and America; 2:30 Memory
Book of Muse: 2:45 The Oreaon
School of the Air What's that
Word; 3:00 The Oregon Reporter:
3:15 Music of the Masters: 4:00 Spot
light on Asia; 4:15 On the Upbeat;
1:45 Poetic Patterns; 5:00 Children's
Theater: 5:30 This Week in Wash
ington: 5:45 OSC Air ROTC: 6:00 The ,
News and Weather; 6:15 Folklore of
Indiana: 8:30 Tom Roberts. Organist;
5:45 The Torch Bearers; 7:00 Oregon
Milk News of the Air; 7:15 Evening
Farm Hour; 8:00 Music of Czechoslo
vakia: 8:30 Electricity and You: 8:45
The News and the Weather: 9:00 Mu
sic ThaJ Endures: 9:45 Evening Medi
tations Dr. Horland, OSC Dept. of
Religion; 10:00 Sign Off.
WEDNESDAY 6 A. M. TO 1 1:45 A. M.
HOUR
00:00
00:15
00:30
00:45
KSLM News
KOCO Early Worm
KGAE rtrk Nook
KOIN R.F.D. Oregon
KGW Dave West
KF.X Farm Hour
ITimekeeper
(Early Worm
IBrk. Nook
KOIN Klock
I Dave West
(Farm Hour
INews
I Early Worm
IBrk. Nook
I KOIN Klock
Dave West
I Farm Hour
March Time
lEarly Worm
IBrk. Nook
'KOIN Klnrk
IDave West
(Farm Hour
KSLM Hemingway
KUIU JNCWS
KG AB Hrk. Nook
KOIN KOIN Klock
KGW J. L. Wills
KEX
Break. Gang IBreak Gang iNews
lEarly Worm lEarly Worm IF.arlyWorm
IBrk. Nook .IBrk. Nook IBrk. Nook
I.McLeod News iGoss News I Babbitt Show
Jess Mason IButherus News IUnnvM.nni-.
.Vshbrn., News P' Agronsky iBobGarreo Bob Hazen
KSLM Cecil Brown Family Altar Bible Inst
KOCO Early Worm IFarlvWorm lEarlvWorm '
KGAE News Spider Spider
h.IN Consumr News IVaile News I.Morn. Varitv
KGW The Old Songs IThe Old Songs I The Old Songs
KEX Break. Club IBreak. Club Urea club
Bible Inst.
I World News
Spider
Rosemary
The Old Songs
IBreak. Club
KSLM Dr. Sword INews
KOCO Ray's Records IRay's Records
KGAE News Spider
KOIN Wendy Warren Aunt Jennie
KGW Music Box Eves on Skies
KEX a in coition IStars of Tooay IMod. HomancesiLum & Abner
Music Bargain Countr
(Ray s Records IRav's Recoids
Spider ISpider
Helen Trent (rial c..n-
Secret Story ' (secret Story
h"' Glenn Hardy
KOCO Ray s Records
KGAE News
KOIN Road of Life
KGW Hostess House
KEX C.Huntley
ITello Test Ballad Box
Ray's Records (Ray's Records
l.ihcrnce I Mr. Smyihe
'Ma Perkins Dr. Malone
IHostcss House IStrike It Hlcn
ITony Martin (True Story
(Ballad Box
IRay's Records
Mr. Smythc
(Guiding Light
IStrike .t Rich
I True Story
KSI.M Wonder, city IWonder. City I Queen for Day
KOL'o Ray's Records IRay's Records Rav's Records
KGAE Dinner Winner Spider Spider
hotN 2d Mrs. Burton Perry Mason INorah Drake
K-.w Hub Hope I Pin. Fredrlcks Phrase Pavs
KEX Whisper. Sts. IGlrl Marries ICr. Cen. Sta.
Queen for Day
Rav's Records
Spider
'Brighter Day
ISecond Chance
!Gr. len. Sla.
ittyWuto'
KOAC-10:oo a.m. The News and
Weather: 10:15 Especially for Women
School of Home Economics Staff;
11:00 Oregon School of the Air: 11:15
Concert Hall; 12 00 News and
Weather: 12:15 Noon Farm Huii;
.00 UN Story: 1:15 Proudlv We
Hall: 145 Hob Roberts Sings; 2:00
Epeelally tnr Women Tnc Child
Guidance Clinic: 2:30 Memorv
the Air The Changing Color: 3:00
Oregon Reporter . 3:15 Miwlr of
Masters: 4:110 Serenade in Blue;
4:15 On the Upbeat: 4:45 News
Commentary: 5:00 Children's Thea
ter: 5:10 Chicago Roundtablc: 6:00
News and .Weather: 6:15 Here's to
Veterans; '6:30 Current Event Conver
sations: 7:00 From Portland State:
i:15 Evening Farm Hour: 8:00 Radio
Shorthand .Contest: 8:30 Patrioscrlpt:
8:45 The News and the Weather: 9:00
Music That Endures: 9:45 Evening
Meditations Dr. Hnvland. OSC Dept.
of Religion; 10:00 Sign Off.
33. Pertaining
to pottery
35. Note of
the scale
36. Negative
37. Windftower
38. Article
39. Snarl or
growl
41. Male child
42. Absence of
liRht
44. Novel
40. Above:
contr.
47. Stooping to
the level of
inferiors
84. Poem
65. Go away
B3. Utter
57. Grow
58. Narrow
roads
59. Rather than
DOWN
1. Owns
2. Babylonian
god
day, Friday, were Mrs. Kenneth
Olson and Mrs. Greg Schcmmel.
Silverton Mothers
Form fl. Paul's PTA ! James Roosevelt lo
: Run for Congress
3. Pad
4. Municipal
ity 8. South
American
Indian
8. Flow
7. Knack
8. Hawaiian
wrcatlut
9. Flexible
palm stem
10. Seaweed
11. Married
16. What maple
syrup is
made from
17. Melody
20. Twist and
compress
21. County in
Michigan
22. Merchan
dise 23. Scene of
Davy Crock-
' ett's death
24. Fiend
2fi. Arctic
27. Piece of
leather from
which glove
shapes are
cut i
2. Write
30. Clamor
33. Was
solicitous
84. Grants
40. Subsidiary
building
43. Get up
45. Healthy
46. Units
47. Dovine
animal
48. Koom in
a harem
49. IjirRe body
of water
50. Is able
51. First
woman
52. Rowing
implement
53. Brood of
pheasants
SILVERTON A Parent-Teach
crw association has been organ
ized by the Silverton, St. Paul's)
parochial school Mothers club,
Mrs. Maurice Schorentierg.
president.
Winning the attendance award
'at the meeting were mothers of
children in
tirades.
Serving hot chocolate for the
1.0S ANGELKS W-Jamcs Roos
evelt is an announced candidate
for a congressional nomination in
California's 26th District.
The eldest son of the late Presi
dent Franklin D. Roosevall an-
he 3rd and '4,h'no7 "is Bemocratic candidacy
,'wii-imu. much llic wemoiTilllC
incumbent. Rep. Samuel W. Vorty,
announced that he will run for tlic
cniKiren jusi prior lo the open- U. S. Senate in the California June
inn m scnooi class worn lor trie I primary.
ROOM & BOARD
By Ahern
7 WA.TILV0U FAINT W TM BEST ACl "
Foa the art V thing you . might as well V
COMPETITION?-A EVER DID WAS CONCENTRATE FOR. I
P0ETBAIT LANDSCAPE- THAT SCENE ON AU INSPIRATION
OR. FLOWERS ? A EASS DRUM V ,N A SAWMLL
MAKE IT ANYTHING OF A SUNSET ' AS IN THIS
B'JT THOSE C-2X'P5 OF OR WAS IT COOKERY OF
FORLORN FRUIT VOUVE A A HAY-BARN I CAO;UNG I
BEEN PAINTING Y FIRE ? S JACKDAWS'
V for. years y(yy xl