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Show PAGE 6 vp6TiAa DAILY HERALD FRECKLES AND HB FRIENDS By BLOSSER! VIC FLINT Controversial -Area Involves Red Tape - 7- f -i, t 3 (NEA Telephoto) American G. I., part tff Allied control force in Zone A or disputed area surrounding Trieste, port city of northern Italy, examineYugoslav jeep and Yugoslav soldiers at roadblock separating Zone A from Zone Bter-rltory Bter-rltory of Venezia Guilia. where Anglo-American forces are forbidden entry. This area is now nub of crisis in Big Four peace conference con troversy at Paris. Photo by Leo Stoecker. NEA-Acme nhotosrariher- Sugar Supplies Reduced Due to Recurrent Strikes NEW YORK, May 12 (U.R Sugar supplies for 1947 probably will be affected by the coal and steel strikes, and the resultant loss in fertilizer production, B. W. Dyer, and company, sugar economists and brokers, reported today. Sulphate of ammonia, production, produc-tion, derived from coke in the process of making steel, has been cut from about 950,000 tons to 750,000 tons for 1946, the sugar firm reported. Puerto Rican cane, California beet and other sugar producers will be affected. "Puerto Rico's supply of vthis fertilizer is expected ex-pected to be reduced from 85,000 tons to 60,000 tons. The 1947 Puerto Rican sugar crop would thus be about 100,000 tons less than would otherwise ' be the case." the Dyer firm stated. I HID WARING and all the Pennsylvania's m the biggest daytime show in radio. 8:00 a. m., Monday through Friday Japanese Gold, Platinum Hoard Found To Be Hoax TOKYO, May 13 (U.R) The $2,000,000,000 hoard of platinum and gold ingots that a Japanese workman said were dumped into Tokyo Bay just before American occupation forces moved in have! turned out to be pure imagination, United States army and navy of ficials revealed today. ' After an intensive search, 518 silver ingots, worth about $333,000 have been recovered. Searchers have found no platinum or gold. DcuTT TELL ME YOOfcE JWELL.fP MCMNS OUT f ' UtLM UAC TUB MEASLES, X .KMow.SHeu.ee stuck here; MOVING OUT j M. And she wont be go- IN& GUT WUH SOME OTHER JOB qpRN I so M lu. fold mv TfeNT luce ' u y - 1 ANP SJUMTIY STEAL AWAY TO V . . MML1MSBT t5S. Y7$ SIDE GLANCES PROMINENT UTAH BUSINESSMAN DIES SALT LAKE CITY, May 13 (U.R) Funeral services were being arranged today for Ernest Tor onto, 64, a prominent Utah busi nessman who died last night of a heart disease. At the time of his death, Toron to was president and general manager of the Symms Utah Grocer Co. J0ijJJ niODflS 234 r. Ceatw St Plofi. 488 What's On The Air Today MONDAY. MAY 13 i II il h 1 vim &t 4 W. 1W BY MCA HRVKI. INC T. H. M& V. WT. Wf. S-S Sitift the legendary bad Dermv.' Hippo turned up in th back seat of iKons car wren a. Tommy gun. GLADLY. IKON. GLADLY... GOODi I GOT ONE OF THEIR TIRES. IT Hit em have f I THE WHOLE I iaiP,HIPPQ7 NOW WHY WOULD THEY BE TURNIN& OFF INTO FRONT .STREET, FLINT? ICTwONDERn By MICHAEL QMALLEY AND RAIJH LAMBU : VVV SUGGEST YOU THEBERRYS THE YUKON. HOPCYtXJLI je45S? W)fJ2!&$i 1 WHAT BITTER PUCEl KNOW WHAT AT HER HOME, JVWERE ARE TO HIDE THAN A YOU'RE MAGUIRE. SHJEMI6HT iWO GOING? k WEDLOCKED HOTElV FLINT VV- T Ci BABGE IN THEREfa ft WITH A FLOCK OF w S f, GEE, I FEEL LOW... ) IT SEEMS LIKE IT V-EVERYTHING V-EVERYTHING WENT Kvv - WRONG 'T0frdVr- ALLEY OOP JILL, WILL YOU P-L E A S STOP THAT SCREAMING S X WELL, WHAT ARE " YOU SMIRKING By GRUBERT OH NOTHING, DEAR, JJ. i ITS JUST THAT sometimes i rKfr V THINK THAT .T tCM FkW f X HAVE "V X O'ivJ By HAMLIN WOW! WOTTA X THINK THAT WAS AW CCIPENT THEIR WHOLE SUPPLV OF. SUN-BOMBS MU1 HAVE LET GO.' Looicfmie COMRADE IS KNOCKEP OUT; NEXT TIME I U BET WHEW HEfJ rlrVaOM A SHELTERED POIMT HU&H ON A BPS , OOP AMP BOOM WITNESSED THE CATASTROPHIC EFFECT OF THE ATLANTEAN REBELS SUN-BOMB ATTACK ON THE ATHENIAN BEACHHEAD "UM! FOR X &ADFRV, OSCAR, Y IT'6 PCGrtNNIM& ) Vv HIM I FEAR, i T CAN'T S6E I TO CLEAR. L NOTHIKI& THEREU.be I ANVTHIMO BUTC UP NOW.'hEV. EUT A 7 NO NEXT V PUST AND S - r 1 THERE'S l GREAT . f TIME NsMOKE JJ hMOTHiNl-yycRA TggXc. RED RYDER 'l guess you've forgotten j'ou "wrote that same speech two years ago in a letter lo Mary from France, and she " Jet me read t i RE.D RYDER AGREES To &K5i OVER 1 rOW-O' 1 i sfaUF HIS CATTLE TO WHIP AS RAnJO FOR t& ftp's; . -f7T LITTLE &EAVER Aisip HieELF lr" 1 -Sj-'ff rJ l CSO AMEAO r1 'XlX WAV By FRED HARMAN v... i r KHRE WASH TUBBS HEM THE SA5SQg ggTUCW THEH APftCTKEWT WTTM tCTi: I wt. 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COWS Vrf & ORVVyb VfSKiT Oi VOOVl ViOSt TrV4&& 2t H16WV . -tooiwLY.cowi ftACK wwtl OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE, OUT OUR WAY E6AD. MARTHAS TUrXT PU8UCITY CAUSED MV ItJETeCTIME AGEKiCYTO FLOURISH LIKE THE PROVERBIAL BAV TREES.' -fSO MfVKN OFFERS ARE ROLLING INi XXL BE COMPELLED TO ACCEPT ONLV THE BIG. IMPORTftrJT CASES' FIMDlKiG MlSSlKiG HUSBANDS MISSINjG HOSBAMD OORSELF.1 BOT IF YOU DID LOCATE A WANDERING SPOOSE, IT WOULD TAKE A PACK OF ST. BERNARDS TO FlMD YOU BOTH ROTH STAY LOSTAWHILEg-.,., 9W Hi 5-li By WILLIAMS , ( SrSTER'S GQNE.' NOW A VLL, MO BUT SHE x I WANT TO KNOW WHY WAS COAXIN' NOU J V I SOU WERE GOING ALL I INTO OOIKJ' DOWN THaCT GROANING AND I TOWN WITH HER SO. V MOANINU3 OUT HERE YOU'D USE OUR CAR, . VDU DIDN'T BUMP J OUR GAS, OUR TIRES.' )- ' I SOUR HEAD fNTO ( SO WHEN SHET SEES ' "JSl? CUPBOARD I V DIRTY DISHES - WHY MOTHEtZS GET GAAf SlCy |