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Newspaper Page TextPage 6 SECTORS H, THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Tuesday, June 1, 1954 CAROL CURTIS STEVE BOTES RADIO PROGRAMS rrMveve. ne fa Pico K3OT US WRED FOR SOUNQ OKAY ROPEB SlNO LIKE A lA&tOR rCHILLV MAC7 LCOK ESLM US. KOCO 1496 KQAS 1434, COIN S7t. KGW 121. SIX UN FHl Mlficrelei 80W- Hl.ll REX SSJ I GET PI5TOL-WHIltU" WHI a wee fOuet INTEREST IN OUR LITTLE BUSINESS? WEDNESDAY P. M. HOUR 00:00 00:15 00:30 00:45 KSLM lop Trades W W Nw G SVi Vll. rarmout KOCO Major Leasu IMajor league (Major Lcasu Major League KUAE Newa ILunchin Munchl Lunchill Munch. Backfence MaL KOIN MacleoO Newa 'Come Get 11 Arth. Godfrey lArlh. Godfrey KGW Noon Newa Koad of Life IPepper Youns iHapplneaa SEX P Harvev fuun EdlUon Sam Hayei fTed Malone KSLM KOCO CAE KOIN KGW KEX Better Sbo; per Music Room IWed. Music iMusie Room Maior League Major League I Major League IMajor League Newa Lunchin MunchlLunchin MunchlLunchin Munch, Arth. Godfrey fArth'r Godfrey Arth'r Godfrey Arth'r Godfrey nacMSTage wiie.aieua uauaa wiaasr Drawa iwomaninnae. I , Unnr mjv iQOT US WRED FOR S0UNQ H UEASIN' TWW NCKSE" h . in. ' - ' aH ! roVMACV iOC Q EVGSSINCE I SWT Si f' ' KtTTI Kay West lKa Wetl I Kay West IKay West Terry Towel Rompers It's so very simple made from 29-cent blue turkish towel, has a white cotton crochet casing at waist line and romper legs through which half-inch blue ribbon is run to form the ties. Garment is buttoned on shoulders. It makes a wonderfully attractive "dry-off" play suit for beach or back yard. Make two or three in different colors. Pattern in cludes sizes for 2, 4, 6 years. Send 25c lor the Terry Towel Rompers (Pattern No. 153) your name, address, pattern number to Carol Curtis, 652 Mission St., San Francisco 5, Calif. Ready nowl The brand new, ex citing 36-page CAROL CURTIS NEEDLEWORK GUIDE, in color, containing over 150 designs . for knitting, crocheting, embroidery, hairpin lace, four "How to Do It" designs, summer fashions; some thing for every age, every climate. In addition there are TWO FREE patterns for flattering spring and summer glamour! The NEEDLE WORK GUIDE costs only 25c. Or der it as you do your needlework patterns. COLOR FOR SALE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J., (P) lied, yellow and blue in that or der are the best colors to paint a product for sale in the mass market, a chemical company re searcher said here. In a report to a packaging show, the re searcher said pastel shades are the choice, however, in higher priced items. Grand Entrance for Juniors! Sleeveless dress has - applied band on waist front, pockets on side fronts, removable belt. But ton trim on applied band and pocket tabs are distinctly differ ent for style. Short or three quarter sleeved bolero has inset yokes at the neckline, single but ton for closing. No. 3003 is cut in sizes 11, 13, 15, 17, 19. Size 13: Dress and short sleeved bolero take 47s yds. 35-in. Separate dress uses 3V4 yds. 39-in. Send 30c for Pattern with Name, Address, Style Number and Size. Address PATTERN BU REAU, Capital Journal, 652 Mis sion Street, San Francisco 5, Calif. Patterns ready to fill orders Immediately. For special handl ing of order via first class mail include an extra 5c per pattern. The SPRING-SUMMER - FASH ION BOOK is now available. From cover to cover, it's agog with simple-to-make vacation favorites. Scores of smart original designs for all occasions, all ages, all sizes and all members of the family. In uolok. nice Just 25C. UNIONS TO AID SAFETY SEATTLE (UP) Spokesmen for Seattle AFL locals said to day their unions would take an active part in the city's Traffic Safety crusade. ROOM BOABD By Ahem IWAS TALKING WITH NEIGHBOR. MORGAN, ANDHE5 MADDER, THAN A WOODPECKER IN THE PETRIFIED FOREST r HE SHOWED ME J THE GARDEN PLOTS ' HE JUST SEEDED . AND SAID YOU'RE GETTING A FLOCK OF CHICKENS YOULL LET RUN LOOSE IN OUR. VARD.'YOU KNOW THE HOB THEY1L RAISE WITH HIS GARDENS f EVERY SPRING HE GOADS ME WITH SARCASTIC JIBES ABOUT WHAT GARDEN PLANS I HAVE FOR OUR YARD SO IGOT THE INSPIRED iDEA OF CHICKENS, JUST TO THROW HIM INTO A FRENZY Or FURY 4' USTA CK OF WORRY 1 FOR. MORGAN ACROSS 1 1. Spanish I dollar ! 6. Soft food 8. Vessel 12. Turkish standard 13. Yellow bugle 14. Man of valor 35. Speed contest 16. Formal discourses 18. Confedera tion 20. Make amends 21. Salt 23. Tempest 25. Masculine nickname 26. Cottonwood 28. Wander 30. Word ol honor 32. Dealer in cloth 36. Twist out of shape 38. Satire 39. Carpenter's tool 42. Pastries 44. Poem 45. Remain 47. Harassed 49. Eden SI. Singing voice 54. Brain passage 55. Female deer 66. Cauterize 57. Writing table 58. Type measures 59. 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Robber Sirikes Customer on Head PORTLAND m George D. Eaton, a customer in a drug store, was assaulted by a gunman who took $130 in cash and $200 worth of narcotics from the store in a holdup Monday night: Eaton was hospitalized for treat ment of a head injury suffered when the robber struck him on the head with a gun. The gunman appeared under the influence of narcotics. George Sig urdson. store proprietor, said. WINS BOAT RACE WILLAMINA Out-of-stato racers took all but three of the events in the Lake Lowell reg etta at Caldwell, Idaho, with Rockey Stone of Willamina com ing first in three races. The well known boat racng driver won the "A" racing and, service runabout events, and the "C" racing hydroplane. UNMARKED SAFETY NORFOLK, Va., (yP) Traffic violation arrests in Norfolk have more than doubled since police began using unmarked patrol cars. And accidents dropped sharply. HENRY By Carl Anderson r- ' 1 , J 2 SPECIALIZING rrr in iioiiissra SPECIALIZING IN BRUSH HAIRCUTS i w ii r a 1