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Show PAGE TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD,' WEDNESDAY, JULY 9. '1941 SECTION TWO UX ABNER By XL CAPP M THE. BIG OAF IS " - I M HE'S A HEAVY LAD AND THAT'S 4 UNCONSCIOUS- A W A DROP TO A - .1 V ll . HE'LL, NELVER KNOW .1 Hll CONCRETE. SIDEWALK -i rT 1 WHAT HAPPENED 7 ' THERE'S GOING TO' BE A 1 ALL.r OOP TAJ i,; ! . ..- CfvX tl swinging . V ynv-"N 0 V ' 1 IT" WANNA - J : NOT?- ) ' 4 t ' DANCE? ,..., wi .llte - W H6yREWucrijV! Y'KMO SIR.-. ' '" f" -f 1 GlVEW UP Va RUN yfAXX. SAIL. 1 HEARO SOME-3UMPllJ,-rDO-.BUT A TT BAaTLErS fS IcAkJ 1 AM KEEP -., IT SOUWOGO 7 CAFMJTHEIR ( IT- RIGHT HHAVSHlP 1 MORE UkE 5UW WERE AFTER. WEEPlW3 CUSSIM -OS NO MATCH : rJ?iWrtt?V .,'EM .-N ME TrBB , Ml" AI1IHIII&WK X - 7- J YASH TUBUS ;rrrr, FORCED TO FLEE LIKE whipped l-. 5, 'SjSLM'JPOVVC'EK, bah t Y f KIEVER CATCH C3APAt, WHAT IWO . ( SSS?' ) CONE 6ETTE- US MOW, SIR-J OF STUFF fT WE TX. 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' rrfL - I THEYa WILL NOT 600MA - By EDGAR MARTIN r i i iiiiYi u tin ' x . .141 tY wt iwvici. me. r. n. wtc. p. . pot, err. SWANKS FOfZ TtaADING BACK AGAIN 1 SUOULDA STUCK. TO My" OLD BOX N THE- FIRST PLACE IT MAS THB STUFF THAT CATCHES PISH I 1 ORIVe DOWN The roao a WAY, SON, AND WE'LL. SEE" IF TWE? MONEy IS INTACT RED RYDER vouiL NEVER. WEAR. WIM6S, POP. Telling FIBS ABOUT LOSING the key is m lr WASNT a Fib. CONFpUNO . IT T. HAVE LOST rr ) NOW ' WHATT-L ORlVt? BACK j VVC5 I IU ILWN I By MERRILL BLOSSER if - MTJTTJAl. NT5TWORK -XNTCRMOUNTAIN NETWOES 1240 K. a WEDNESDAY, JULY P. U. - - -f . -- '. :M KOVO Acent on Rhythm. :1 KOVO O. B. on th Farm.- ;lt KOVO Ualtad ' Presa Nw. : MBS Adventure In i Rhythm. 7: MB8 Raymond Gram Swing;. 7:15 KOVO Hum and Muilc MB8 News. 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Second ChII. :45 KSL World Coverage Newa. :00 K8I. Breakfast Bell. It KSL Lend an Kar. :10 KHL Knox Manning News. 45 K8L MuhIc Maestro. :00 CBS Kate Smith. :11 CHS When a airl Marries. 10 CBS Romance of Helen Trent. :46 CBS Our Ual Sunday. :00 CBS Ufe Can Be BeautlfuL :15 CBS Women In White. ' 10 CBS Right to Happiness. :ii KSL Mary Lee Taylor. 00 CBS Big Sister. It CBS Aunt Jenny's Stories. 10 CBS Fletcher Wiley. 41 CBS Kate Hopkins. M. 00 CBS Martha Webster. 1 1 CBS Golden Treasury of Bong. 10 KSL. News of the World. 45 CBS Women of Courage. 00 KSL Siesta. IS CBS Myrt and Marge. 10 CBS Music In the Air. 41 CBS Stepmother. 00 CBS Hymns of all Churches. It KSL. Linda Uee. 10 CBS The O'Neills. 45 CB8 Burl Ives, songs. 15 CBS Outdoors with Bob Elge.. 30 CBS Joyce Jordan. 45 CBS The World Today. 00 KSL. Story Telling Time. 15 CBS Young Dr. Malone. 30 KSI. Songs for Moderns. 46 KSL, Old Songs. 30 KSL. Music 40 KSL. Hl-lites In Sports. 45 KSI. Arthur Oaeth. 55 CBS Bob Trout. (Paid Advertisement ) Project Workers Closely Checked GRAND COULEE DAM. Wash., July 9 (UJ?) The government today to-day redoubled its effort to protect pro-tect Grand Coulee dam and the power house and ordered 2.000 workers to submit personal his tory questionnaires and photo graphs. The order affected employes of the bureau of reclamation and contractors directly employed at the dam or power plant and other workers who spend most of their time at the dam. Those who have not previously been fingerprinted must submit to that identification. identifica-tion. Grand Coulee dam is already supplying power for national defense de-fense industry. VETERAN TEACHER DIES DILLON, MonL, July . 9 (OR) Miss Lucy Hamilton Carson, 72, oldest teacher in the greater University Uni-versity of Montana in point of service, died at a hospital here late yesterdays following- a week's illness. Miss Carson retired in June after 40 years service at Montana Normal Nor-mal college here. . Here's Howitzers 5'v rs ' ftTv . Si is - -'A ..1 ""- n-f iTMrm 11 iifaa Lightweight guns with a heavy punch are these 75-millimeter ' howitzers' lined' up at - General Electric plant in Erie, Pa, being finished up for the U. S. Army. They - hurl , a 14-pound ' shell . , . .. 9000 feet. |