Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 20, 1954, Page 12, Image 12

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Saturday. February 20, 1954
STEVE ROTEB
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Economics Extension Sriecialist: ii-nn
Oregon School of the Air Standard
acnooi Broadcast: 11:30 Concert Hall:
13:00 Newa and Weather: 12:15 p. m.
Noon Farm Hour: 1:00 Ride'Em Cow
boy; 1:15 Oregon School of the Air
Lana of Make Believe; 1:30 Lets Ex
plore Art; 1:45 Phil Kalar Sings: 2:00
Ksoecialiv for Women- 2:30 Memory
Book of Music; 2:45 Oregon School
of the Air American Enterprise at
Ft. Astoria; 3:00 Oregon Reporter;
3:15 Music of the Masters: 4:00 Ad
venture In Research: 4:15 On the Up
beat; 4:45 News Commentary; 5:00
Children's Theater; Jerrv of the Cir
cus; 5:30 20th Century Theater: 6:00
News and Weather; 6:15 Talking
Taxes: 6:30 Flying Time; 6:45 Let
There Be Light; 7:00 General Exten
sion Journal: 7:15 Evening Farm
Hour; 6:00 University Hour: 9:00
Music That Endures; 9:45 Evening
Meditations Westminster House;
10:00 Sign Off.
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Nwi Summary Music TlmikpriNewi
I'rJy Worm EarlyWorm Early Worm
Hrk. Nook IKrk. Nook llirk. Nook
R.F.D. Oregon Koin Klock Kom Klock
Yawnivntty I Y;iwnivers(ty I Yawntvrrsiiy
Ore arm Hr. lOre.Frm Hr. tOre.rarm Hr.
Brtik. Gam Breik.Gmg (News
Karly Worm IKarly Worm Farly Worm
Brk. Nook Brk. Nook Hrk. Nook
Macleod Ncwi ICosk News liabbitt Show
(Yawniversity Newi Knox Manning
March Tim
Early Worm
IKik. Nouk
Kmn Klock
lYawniversity
!Oie farm Hr.
Ilcminrway
Newa
Newa
Koin Klork
Johnny Willi
Newa
Ocil Brown Family Altar
Early Worm Karly Worm
Newa & Nook I Hrk. Nook
ionium. Ntwa I Vail Nawa
Moon Mullini jMoon Mullini
Break. Club Break. Club
iMiuical Clock iMuslcal Clock I Bob Haien
Haven
Raat Haven Rest
iKarlv Worm INewa
Hrk. Nook I Brk. Nook
.Morn Varieties iRosemary
Moon Mullins Mnon Mulllns
Breakfast CltiblBreakfatt Club
7 Seeking Job
At Woodburn
WOODBURN Seven appli
cants for the proposed position
of full-time fire chief for the
city of Woodburn and the Wood
burn rural fire protection district
have been interviewed but no
action has been taken on the se
lection of a chief pending meet
ings of the council and board of
directors,
Applicants arc Floyd Maricle,
present local fire chief; and
Merle Lcishty, both of Wood-
burn; Thomas Lay and Clyde
Bucholtz of Salem; Jack Cooper,
assistant fin chief at Sunnyside,
Wash.; Don Barner, "ormer fire
chief of Centralia, Wash.; and
Walter P. Smith of ML Angel.
Interviewing the arplicants were
Jess Fiktn and Jr. James Dca
gen representing the Woodburn
city council, President Lynn Si
mon and David St. John 'rom the
district board of directors of the
rural fire protection districL
Since World War II, France
has rebuilt 5,000 bridges, des
In thp conflict, but has
2,550 to go before all replace
ments are made.
HENRY
By Carl Anderson
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ROOM & BOARD
By Abern
YES, ROBIN-AFTER,
THE ARTISTIC AND
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
OF MY PAINTING.
I'D BE A SIMPLETON!
NOT TO CONTINUE
PRODUCING AWE
IN THE MODERN
AANNER
KSLM News ICap. Jomment I Pastor's Call
KOCO Ray's Records IRay't Records IRay't Records
KGAL Oregon Trail ISpider Spider
Knl Wendy Warren (Aunt Jenny Helen Trent
Hfiw Aionn Mllllins l.Moon Mulllnt Monn Mulling l.Moon Minima
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KOAC 550 k.c. 10 no a m The
N'ews and Weather- 10:15 Especially
for Women: 11:00 Oregon .School of
Ihe Air Splc Span When Handling
Food: 11:15 Conrert Hall; 12:00 The
News and the Weather: 12:15 Noon
F.irm Hour: 1:00 Hide "em Cowboy;
2:00 Especnllv for Women Hands
Across the Sea: 2 30 Memory Book of
Music: 2:45 The Oregon School of
Music; 24-IM ;llll(l VI. 'On'
the Air What's (hat Woid: 3:00 The
Oregon Reporter: 315 Music of the
Masters: 4 00 Spotlight on Asia: 4:15
On the Upbeat; 4:45 Poetic Patterns:
5 00 ChUdien's Theater; 5:30 This
Week in Washington: 5:45 OSC Air
ROTC: 6:011 The News and Weather:
6:15 Folklore of Indiana: 6:30 Tom
Roberts Organist: 6:45 The Torch
Hearers: 7:00 Oregon Milk News of
the Air: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour:
8 00 Music of Crechoslovakia: S:30
Electrtrilv A- You: fl 45 The News A
the Weather: 0:00 Mime that En
dures: 9:45 Evening Meditations
Round Tahle: 10:00 Sign Off.
Si nSTATlOV KIDS OI'F.NK.D I
PORTLAND (APi-The Bonne-;
ville Administration Friday open
ed 2.1 bids on construction of a
40 ooo-kilovolt ampere substation
at Roundup, Ore., near Pendleton.
Low bidder was Oliver Brandon,
Vancouver, Wash., at $18.554.
ACROSS
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5. Donkey
8. French
cleric
12. American
railroad
IS. Pointed tool
14. Hearing
15. Insects
16 Thnu-ht
logically
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20. The birdt
21. limit
23. (.'lump of
bll.siirs
26 Small furni
ture whorls
Jo. Sarc asm
.11. Acree
52. Fine
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34. Holy
35. Blunder
38. "Lancelot
and
38. Former
Russian ruler
3. Follow
4.1. Clovern
mcnlal de
partment 47. Feminine
name
4.1. Nobleman
411. Gaming
rube
50. Ireland
51. Bargain
52. Harden
53. Quantity o'
medicine
DOWX
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2 Italian river
3 Eggs of
insects
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Solution of Yesterday'! Puzzle
Vl'LL TURN W BufTOGET
I 'EM OUT WITH W THE SAME p
THh SAMf tl-rttl. YUUU 'X
OF MY PAINTING. SMEARED HAVE TO WET
I'D BE A SIMPLETON TECHNIQUE ALL THE'
NOT TO CONTINUE I AS WITH MY CEILING
PRODUCING AAORE h FRUIT PLASTER
IN THE MODERN V PAINTING IN THE HOUSE
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I Rav's Record
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Gr. Cent. Stn.
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gathering
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II. Purpose
17. Dregs
19. Without
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22. Metric land
measure
23. Rockv
pinnacles
24. Formerly
25. Stained
26. Promontory
27. Maple genuj
28. Mark of a
wound
30. Withheld
32. The fourth
calif
34. Author of
"The Little
Minjster"
37. Praises
38. Of great
height
40. Air: comb,
form
41. Flower
42. Narrow
road
41. Spread to
dry
44. Feminine
na me
45. Period of
time
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