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Show PAGE SIX PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1941 ALLEY OOP liy HAMLIN ul'L ABNER Cj AL CAF1 f 7"" NO...TKEVRE SOU4C? TO H ... WE CANT OO :' -r Ok ' (T. S5 CUR FOOTPRINTS TOO PAR TO 1 ' HW :' ( POC,-HAVEM'T ) OM THS BEKCH -4 GCOO KAVHS TsZKv-V. 1 uc r-ni.c cm air -Me "TT -V r.T . -VV. I fT1 -fc y - WE GONE FAR ANO COME WHAT 5 THATf eiiW . . 'ill iTVi.', ENOUGH? LOOKING CC2 US WASH TUBUS My KOY CK AM b AU AViAC CRASHED AT OH, HCW THBlLLtU feOOO THEY LEAVE, WELL. X EEUSHTEBi WATCH FROA T"5 PC3 VOHAT tSHA. THEyRS RESCUING I JUSTADCRE RE RESCUcSj NcLLlc,CL05t ,AMO HAPPENED HKj y. CASTRO MY.'-TMAT AtTJ-L COOAT K)' Lf A - N-NOT THET Y?4 ' I rH EyAf Fiftf? OA' "f AH CIVCS ) w , Mrer. 4zrr 1 My.V, AfX'p. , 0 ah merely 1 , -z&b- J rfij-, l wishes ah . " - y PJW.- - X Vf 'V'fL?- I I CHEERS. ME UP JEST T' ) rw?, T - A I look at -sech a fine S. Jh LOOKIN' PAlK O- FELLAS.1'- . Vv l: - SECH FI22-EEKS.T-OH, I rN y- 2J HOW AH ADMIRES 'EM!' V'M " AXV" BACKS'- TDf?H BACK, 2r "- : ! 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ABOUT CAN BETTY COOK,., EXCEPT FOR COSH! I WISH SHE COULD MAKE COfFEE LIKE THIS. MM w voo 1 CAVVtQ UVOWi TO T Or WAS IT BUT SETLWVM COMES FCOM A PLACE" CALLED DRIPPING TRlPPlMo-OM TRlPPlMo-OM -TWE-KIMONO ON - THE: VeRAWDA ' 1 TV I 1 LTa I V ADEQUATELY VitLL,COCD LUCK. TO You I GOTTA 0 Vli( SO FaiENOCf CAeoose any time! J pEr ore red : V OUR HOARDING HOUSE X HEAR. TH MVTOR la WAS SIGNED VOL) WITH BUZZ-SAVs BLOTT-' fcA TUAT'5 LIKE TOSSING A MAM IN MTW A SIMOON; BLOTT HA5 BLASTED) 60 OVER TMHeE;- 60 MANV BLOKES IfsiTO THE PRESS ROVJ 1UE Y REPORTERS WON'T RlSK TAKING TUEIR TWPE- WRITERS b v. 101 tl SjJ t r Yk. Betty! Faltmr'tt It's mountain grown cofeet And its flavor's just swell 1 Men are so craay about Folft't, they serve It on 14 rail roads ami 4 big airline nowadays. Ask your grocer about it I 1 if ' I (1 I lil'aJLliJ 05V "sot x DO'Tohi VOtVV - I. ICOPft 141 Br HE'S NO DRIP, ARE YOU. SELWYN? HH SAYS X JUST SHALL- INA f Try earnestly earn-estly "TO 'it CQPB, BY WtA SfBVICgj , iho. Hm" he wntja took; ' A ilf W f -tHKUrA S .rt .fl v V OUTLAW "A s -v fox.' GET A LOAO OF WHAT JOE GREWSOM. WRITES: )'A "BUZZ-SAW BUOTT HA6 N NlMB- PUSV-lOVERS N CKUAPS QUICKER, TKPvSj A BARBER ,WTH AFOLL. KOGSE ON iSATUROAV AKSW'ER XPAfSV ? no VS0!&WfS!Y0JZ is C. T.w M '.. U. 3. PTC:( y.,'7 lilt 1 6 Ay.iv Trobably 3 out of 4 coffees are lowland grown but Folder's is different! It's jjrown on hih volcanic vol-canic mountains where the air is crisper, the sunshine sun-shine brighter, the ash-like soil amazingly fertile . . . giving Folger's a vigor of flavor no lowland coffee can touch. Over 7,000 women have written they use M less of Folger'a and always get full-flavored full-flavored coffee that warms any man's heart! " AVAILABlt IN BOTH HGULA AND Ct!NO y EDGAR MARTIN OH i m i -, T M BtC U. S PT Of r. Hy MERRILL RLOSSER He's "loo. "loo PEKFecTLY but I CAN HARDLY UNDERSTAND A WORD . EVERY TIME HE SPEAKS, ABOUT SWOON f. M, Ota u. r: orr, . liy HIED HARMAN HSfA BAD CALLP, V.5.LL, AtMOS, CHARLES. m COARXflN' TH" &OLD stags. Figure fg AMMFO OR. 1 with MAJOR HOOI'LE PSRAW, ROSCOS llu.PAS MO UFD A-t wvje. Will. , COIFOUNJO BLOTT WITH y JO N L " rdence l .V V v FOR "Tr4E:M- Week dinner, cotfee, Folr'i tasted? tellin' ti vw'am! with fOlC'S vow Y less coffee! ! 1 A . -1 - ' 1: !i! 1 , www I .1 T Tl I,Y, Al'Kll. P. M. :3 rBH 'Tiret Nlgtiter " :f.r. run Klmnr Dav Is and the Nw. . 7 00 CHS "We the People." 8:0u Olid Glenn MlUfr and orch9tr :15 KSL, World News. 8:30 KSL, D) l'ou Believe in Ghotsr 8:4 KSI. Melodic Interlude. 8:50 CBS lelta I'ressl, harpsichordist :00 CK3 Amos n Andy. :15 CBS Lanny Ross. 9:30 KSL. The Champion :4a KSL. Modern Melodies. 10:00 KSL. Crl Ha&7.TX'a orchestra." 10:. 10 KsfU 10:45 KSL. 11:00 KSI, 11:15 CBH 11 :S0 CHS Kevlew of the News. Kxriirslonii In Selene Nlltht Wind. Nldhtcap Yarns. Held Tanner'a orcheatra, MldniKht 12:00 CHS Stevens and Carter. 12:30 CHS Manny Straud'a orcheatra. 13:65 C HA Press News. 1:00 KSL. floodnlehl. WKIIXKSDAY, AI'HIl, 16 A. M :00 KSL The Carter Family. 6:15 KSL Cowboy Slim. :30 KSI. Fop Stover's Music. 7:00 KSL. International New. 7:18 KSL Morning Melodies. 7:30 KSI. Serenade in SoriR. Wally Hiiod.-iek, Nel 1 : 1 (, K S I :U0 KSI. Four Esfiuirea. s ir, KSL MornlnK Melodies, g : 1 0 CHS Arnerli un Srluicl of tha Air, :00 K.L International News. 9:15 KSI, Linda Lee. 8:30 KSL Home Servlee Frogram. :45 CHS Hetty Crtxker. 10:00 CHS Kate Smith Speaks. 10:15 CHS When a Girl Marries. 10:30 C 1 IS Komanre of Helen Trent. 10:45 CHS Our C,tl Sunday. 11:00 CHS Life Can He Heautlful. 11:15 CHS Woman In White. 11:30 CHS HlKht to Happiness. 11:45 KSL International Newa. I. M. IS .00 CBS niK Sister. 12:15 CHS 'Aunt Jenny's Ptoriea. 12:30 CBS Fletcher Wiley. 12:45 CHS Home of the Rrave. 1 :00 CHS Martha Webster. 1:15 CBS 1 :30 CHS 1:45 CHS 2:00 CHS 2:15 CBS Golden TreaMury Songs. '. Kate llopklna. Woman of Courage. Vortla . ltlake. Myrt and Marge. 2:30 CMS Hilltop House. 2:45 CHS Stepmother. 3:00 KSL 3.15 CHS 3:10 CHS 1'nrty Line. "We, the Abbotts" Knox Manning News, S:45 CISS P.-attergood Haines. 4:00 CHS Young Dr. Malone. 4:15 CHS Hcdda Hoppers Hollywood. 4:30 CBS Joyce Jordwn, Girt Interna. 4:45 CBS The World Today. 5:00 KSL Story Telling Time. 5:15 KSL Jack Armstrong. 6:30 KSL Sonus of Hurry Clarke, 6:45 KSL International News. (I'ald AdverHwment I British Planes Raid Brest Again LONDON-, April 15 (LM!) Bri tish planes dropped hundreds of i heavy bombs on the dock area of Brest during the night and some struck on or near the 26,000 ton German battleships Gneiaenau and Scharnhorst, the air ministry said today. It was the 53rd attack on Bresf since the war started. The air ministry said British bombers made daylight attacks yesterday on German shipping off the Netherlands coast and on in land objectives, and that a supply ship of about 4,000 tons was hit BRITISH TROOPS MAY LKAYE 2RKECE BERLIN, April 15 ur An of ficial news agency dispatch from Salonika asserted today the Greek naval command had receiv ed an order from' the British ad miralty to employ the Greek fleet to protect an impending embarka tion of the British army from Greece. Later Betty Has ma up to And Bill's in a, Imacs over Jter Sure she'd changed to . "Isn't it tho bt yoe mr 7 he asks. And 1 says, "You're ' -1 .w. f 13 "THE jfwgy STATIC (It's 1320 on Your HLiO TIKSIIAV, AP1III. 15 K P Y L F.d Stoker's Mu le. KDVL .es from all the world. NBC Horace Heldts program. 00 15 30 00 ill 00 30 00 1 30 oo : 1 j :30 :15 :30 :( 0 15 30 :57 :00 NBC N BO NBC N Bi J The Battle of the sexee. Fibber McGee and Molly. Bob Hope's Variety Show. Lncle Walter's Pothouse. NBC N UC NBC Fred Waring's Music. Kaltenborn and the News. Johnny Presents. KI'YL World Coverage News. NBC Charles Spivak'a Music. KDYL Symphonic Serenade. NBC Chuck Foster orchestra. n Hi; tlrv Nottitigham's Baud. N HC NBC N HC Wllshire Bowl Band. St. Francis orchestra. Klchard Himber's Music. Associated Press News. n b: K lYL Good Night unfl a. m. HLIIMMI.U, Al'Kll. 16 M :00 :00 :15 :30 KDYL The KDYL Dude Hanch. KDVL Your Favorite Hymns. KDYL Rh:'thmle Ilevue. KDYL News Flashes. KDYL Music on Parade. KDYL Last Call to Breakfast. NBC Man I Married, drama. NBC Agulnst the Storm, drama. NBC Hoad to Life. NBf David llarum, 'drama. KDYL Spring Clennup I'tonram. KDYL Modern Melodies. .NBC 'oUe of Kxperlellce. KI'YL World Wide News Reportl KDYL SlnKlng Strings. KDYL "For Hou-wwlves Only." KDYL Slngln' Sam. NBC Your Own Dr. Kat. NBC l ight of the World. NBC The Mj story Man. NBC VnlLint l.ndy. NBC Arn-ild (irlmra's Inughter. N HO Mary Martin. N HO Ma Perkins. . NHO Pepper" Young. NBC Vic and Siule. NBC Backtrace Wife. -NBC Stella Dallas. NHO Smile with Lorenxo Jonea. NBC Young Wldder Brown, drama. N BO Story of Girl Alone. NHO The Lone Journey. N BO The OuldlnK Light. NHO Life Can B Beautiful. KDYL Jerry Sears' Music. KDYL News Heports. KDYL MiiMlcal Varieties. NBC Fred Wurii.g'a Music. NBC NBC Newjirooin of the Air. KDYL Waltx Music. N BO Frank Bingham. News. KDYL Kvenlng MelodleH. tPald Advertisement) 45 00 :00 :l :30 :45 00 ir, :(0 :45 :l)0 :15 ::;o 45 M 00 :1 :3 :4T, :0 16 :30 :4f. mO : I r, :30 :45 :Q :15 no :4.r. t0 :15 30 00 15 30 :4r, 00 SALVATION ARMY LEADER . HORIZONTAL 1, 7 Pictured Salvation Army head. 11 Signal system. 12 Bird. 14 Lion's home. 16 Booty. 17 Pertaining to lore. 18 To plunge Into water 19 Measure of length. 20 His organization title. 22 Commanded. 23 Stout. 24 Electric unit. 25 Green vegetation. 29 To make amends. 32 To submit. 33 Flightless birds. 34 Melted. 36 Pitchers. 37 Ancient god. 38 Wood demons. Answer to Previous Pnul S Pi I Q;UA.P AC'M N' ibj . ir . 0. IS' QUA mm Ml ZlB.Ub. !5UUMP WALK. O.O; i x i : T. I 42 Violent gust of wind. 4G Flock. 43 Dross pit. 51 God of war. 52 Chinese sedge. 53 Black haw. 54 To perform. 55 Styptic. 56 He was of the Salvation Army. 57 He was by birth. ii B li i 4 """ "Tm 1 I ll I ZD i'7 L "J TT" ! ' i I ijTlis f f ,j ji " j !lZZZ If .'" Z 54 j ;' - X ) 5 ; " Ii ; ' 1 iiJ iif ..'O U 45 44 43 t -W " "hi " 1 M j Jr .... ! i f I i I I j r-T ; '"in r 1 m Fl i i h Trrl i 1 1 1.. L i MUTUAL. NETWORK INTEK2IOTJNTAIN NETWOSS 1240 K. C. CcirclUtdutoS!iti::i I I llAY, Al'Kll. 13 K',vo ,lleije Varieties. e oo S:15 6 30 7 :60 7 15 MBS Selective Service BBS Ne.1 Jordan. Secret Agent. M lis David Cheskin orchestra. MBS From Mexico City. 25 MBS Musical Interlude. 30 MRS Morton Gould's orchestra. :0 MB3 limymond Gram Swing. 15 MB Welcome Home Indians. 30 MRS Wythe Williams. 4 5 MBS Sentimental Concert. 00 1MX Salute to Britain. 15 KDVO I'nlted Press Rulletlns. 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