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Show X - I page srx PROVO YUTAHV -DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1939 Eludes the Law . - . RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN Hold Everything - By Clyde Lewis in Train Jump MORGAN YOU'RE TUQWIN ' MO U5 WAITING, AND SIMULTANEOUS LT,V' TWO GOKS CLA1IT V" A3 CNiT : , V WATEf? VsifO rAf LAND tiT .rV; KiVttf 7AY i5WR sundown I'M ccwfV. yv 6Tu. is nof ' ANt IP IT'S 6HOOTIAJ ilrt. WANT , MTE.RE IT IS CAUCUS WATER CUT OFF; t5Et ARRIVES AT MOajAWS IVIEGALW COW-5TCUCTED COW-5TCUCTED TAM AKiD CALLS FOR A SHOW- pCK rV 5H001IN .A w . 3yV&k j coes. 1 by Kt-A sehvIce, 'xc. T. m. Keg u, s. t. eF. V FRECKLES AND HIS ', ' ' v 'A LOOK., AM VERY WPOPOAMT NOTE W MOTS "O. SPEED-DESIGNED SPEED-DESIGNED TO HIM cnt ac GOT A l JI FUNNT BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES r;-vC- ' COOVD SL ACT 9U AO' L.Y &Ai COKSttOA. B3 V WASR TUBBS 62EETIU6S, WELL, WELL, AF TT ?M'T IAV FR'.EUDS V TUBBSV gACVOUTHS ACOUAUT- At WVA.WASH, HOWi T HE J 1 . i 0) ALLEY OOP j Side Glances MW.V6Vfl THE NUT WEO J , r-4 C tKi rrS. r . 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OTF, Y sc(-ErrrST2s: ANOTHER GARCn-f ANSWERr The pdem is known as "Mortality, jmd was written by the Scottish poet, William Knox. It was the favorite of Abraham Abra-ham Lincoln, and he of ten recited it for friends. MAP PUZZLE HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 1 Map of a Pacific island v country. 7 Its chief city. 13 Small salamanders. 14 Roof point cover. 15 Wing. 16 Father. . 17 For fear thaL 19 Snake. 21 Sour plum. : 23 Sick.' 25 Painter of - wall pictures. 44 Exiles. 27 Postscript 47 Spread 'of an 28 Gaseous . .arch. ..: , element. 51 Being. .. 30 Spikes of ' 53 Bumblebee. rcorn.. 54 To ween. . 31 Lighted coaL 58 Inhabitant of 33 Afternoon. . . Eden. 34 PluraL 57 Male cat 35 Entertainers. 59 Mouth part 37 IIoveL- v v . . 60 Coarse. .. , 38 To trifle.N , , seaweed. t ) 39 Sheer; t . ':, 62 Its volcano : 40 Elongated fish : is the 41 Member of a largest active convent . ; ..' 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TTTLE OF THE FOEAATHAX EEGrNS:, VOH,WHYSHOULDTHE .SPRTT OP AAORXAL, BE PROUD?ANDWTO , wrote rr p . 10 Musical note. 11 Rubber tree. piy L MUJ, 12 Light f 'iyJQAJM lSIts m most famous fruit 18 Sewer devices JIJ 20 Book of Psalms. 22 You and me. 24 Small lobe. 26 Branch. 29 Packed in series. 32 Wound on a reeL " " IMS (ML 34 Play on words for its fine, , 36 Railroads sea (pL); 37 Insinuations. 39 Sable; , VERTICAL 41,Large water 2 Astronomical ' wheel, instrument : .43 Person 3 Plural i opposed. pronoun. 45 Post . 4 Shoemaker's 45 Ice cream toot1 5 Newspaper paragraph.' 6 Point in a debate. drink.. 48 Mexican coin, 4 9 To affirm 50 Northeast 52 Sun. 55 Nut covering" 58 Parent; r 61 Pound. 7 Pronoun, 8 Jewels. - 9 If not . Leaping from .window while train sped at 55 miles an hour near Cokeville, Wyo, George Eurka, above, Illinois parolee, escaped officer taking him from Seattle,- Wash,- to - Chicago, where he is wanted 'as bandit - 1 suspect v : SFIRE REPORTED PLEASANT GROVE Serious damage to the home of John Morton Mor-ton of Lindon, was everted Thursday Thurs-day .morning- - at 7:30 by the promp. and efficient action of the Pleasant. Grove FIre Department The roof of the home -was . .in flames whenthe firemen arrived to put out the flre . The loss is estimated at 525 fcy Chier J. Kemp. ..- . . . ,, , rvv.. . ii.LtJirnED HE-nonrt u ZI mTH E JlZZZzlzr STATION MONDAY. JINK 1 : NBC Talk br Elmer Ts -.Andrews. :lf KDTt Trsnarsdio News. , :3 KDTL Radio's American Way. -l:4i KDTL Shadow of Fu Uaccbu. 7:6 NBC Contended Hoar. . " 7:39 NBC "Or. 8:09 SliC Fred , W'arlne In Pleasure : Time. . y . - . :iS NBC Joe Rlnes orchestra. - :3 NBC yireaeon Concert. : KDYL KDTL Radio Varieties : NBC Al Pearce--, . i- m7 10:6 KDTt 'Transradlo pews. s- , 10:15 NBC Bunnr" Berigan's. orJitra.v 19:30 KDTI Jerry Jones orchestra, 10:45 NBC Pinky Tomlin's orcheatra. lt:0 KDTL fceaer EUir Orchestra. 11:16 riBO Blue MooniUthU i.: . 11:30 NBC Daryl Harper's orchestra.. 12:00 N BC Eddie Bwartoufs Mui e. N ' 12:30 NBC Paul-Martin's Music-. - A 1:00 KDTL Good Nlfht. . . TUKSDAV, JI NE 20 a it - - -'- - C:00KDTL Wake tp and. Smile. :2f KDTL Tarm Flashes. -0:30 KDTL Top o': the Isornla. 7:00 KDTL WPA. Pro fr ram. , . . T:1S KDTL Daybresk Digest 7:30 KDTL Trannadio Newa' . 7:45 KDTL Melody Momenta, , 3:00 KDTL Timekeeper. " . , 8:30 KDTL Muato In a SenUrneotaJ Mood. ." . :4S NBC Kitty Keene. . ...-:- ;00 KDTL Gray Gordon orchestra. 0:18 NBC The O'Neills. ' 0:30 NBC Where- to Look for Hhelp. 0:4S KDTL Woman to. Woman. 10:00 KDTL Sing-In- Bam. , 10:18 KDTL Transradlo News.' 10:30 NBC Ray -Harrlncton. ... V . 10:48 NBC Lt.- Kate. v . . 11:00 NBC Betty and Bob.- : 11:18 NBC Arnold Grlmm'a : Danshter 11:30 NBC Valiant Lady.- . 11:45 NBC Hymns of All Churches. 13:00 NBC Mary Marlla. . 1 13:16 NBC Ma"-Perkins. : v 12:30 NBC Pepper Young's Family. 12M5 NBC The Guidlns tAgtiU 1:00 NBC Backstage Wife. I - 1:15 NBC fitella Dallaa. 1:30 NBC Vie and Sade. ' - 1:45 NBrf Midstream t 2:00 KDTL Maria Fontaine; ; 3:05 KDTL Melodls ' Interlude. - 2:16 KDTL' Matinee Mortcale. 2:30 NBC The Morln Sisters. 2:45 NBC Rex Maupin's - Orchestra. 3:00 NBC Eugene Conley, tenor. 3:16 KDTL On with the Dance. 3:30 KDTL .Transradlo News. . 3:45 NBC Sons by Bonnie Stewart. 4:00 KDTL Master Blnsera, 4:15 KDTL - Tou and Tour Public -Library. . . -', . " , 4:30 NBC Bongs at Eventide. . . , 5:00 NRC IT. S Army Band. . 5:30 NBC Moods la MmIc. , ... t;lts , NETWORK- Li j . MOXDAY, JUXE 19 A. M. " - - . :0 CUS ' Lux Radio Theater. 7:00 CBS Serenade c with Guy Lum- Imrdo and ' his orctiestra. 7:30 CBS Eddie Cantor - Caravan. :0 CBS Amos n Andy. 0:13 CB3 Lum and" Abner. 5:30 CBS Howard .and- Shelton. the . . i Model Minstrels. - f:0 CB8vTune fp Time. :30 KSL Friendly - lttikpher lth Gaylord Carter at - the organ. 9:45 KSL Richard ' Himber and his Champions. - : ' 11:00 CBS Tito Gulxar. ' . 11:15 CBS Kay Keyser an4 orchet-tra. MIDNIGHT: ' 13:15 CBS Artie Ebaw and his or-eheatra. or-eheatra. 13:45 CBS Archie -Bleyer and his or- ehestra. . - - "l0t KSL -Goodnight' . - TIK.SDAV, JVSK 20 A.M..-,; . - : - :00 KSL The" Curtatn RiM-s. 7:00 KHI. Internatlonsl News. 7:15 KSL Morning Uelndles. 7:45 KSL International News. 0:15 KSL Words : and Moslo. ,0;00; CBS Clara. Wright Kuiith trotn Washington. 9:1S CBS Her Honor. Nancy -James. 0:30 CBS Romance of Helen Trent.'' - 0:45 CBS Our Gal Sunday. 10:15 CBS Life Can Be ' Beautiful. r 10:30 CBS Pioad of Life. .. , 11:00 CBS Big Sister. ' " S 11:15 CB3 Annt Jenny's True 1,1 "e Stories P. M. ' 12:00 CBS Columbia Concert orcheatra-12:45 orcheatra-12:45 KSL. International News. 1:00 CBS Pretty Kitty Kelly. 1:15 CBS Myrt and Marge. 1:30 CBS Hilltop House. t 1:45 CBS Stepmother. 2:00 CBS Scattergood Baines. .2:15 CB3 Life and Love of Dr. Susan. 2:45 CBS March of Games.. 3:15 KSL International News, 3:30 CBS Deep River Boys. 4:30 CBS Helen Menken la "Second .. ------r- Hunband." .5:00 KSL Inland Echoes. 6:15 CBS Howie Wing, a saga of &v!a-ti. &v!a-ti. 5:45 KSL International News. 0:00. KSL In the Music Library. I J it i . A. |