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Show PAGE 6 Tepnk"aatH jan-rt DAILY HERALD I HO kiddwic REALLY DOING THE &ESTr . A? RATION CALENDAR 8)44 JANUARY iwr wf ivi m iiv m mt I i t 4 r ft 10 11 12 13 14 IS 14 IT IS 1 20 21 22 Si iH: 25 26 27 28 29 B44 fURUAUT BH4 o. ti. t.n ... v.. 1114 5 r t io u 12 13 14 IS 14 IT 18 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 PROCESSED FOODS Green stamps D, E. and F (Book Four) expire January 20. Green stamps, G. H and J, now valid, expire February 20. MEATS, FATS, ETC. Brown stamps R, S, T and U (Book Three) expire January 29; brown stamps V valid on January 23. Two extra red points free for every pound of used fat turned over to your butcher. SUGAR Black stamp 30 (Book Four) expires March 31, 1944. Sugar coupons issued to purchase sugar for home canning are good through February 29, 1944. SHOES Stamp No. 18 (Book One) and Airplane stamp No. 1 (Book Three) both good for one pair of shoes. No expiration date has been set for these stamps. Thirty days advance notice will ' be given giv-en to the public if and when an expiration date is act. GASOLINE Stamp No. 9 ("A" -Book) good for three gallons, expire at midnight, mid-night, January 21. Stamps No. 10 ("A" Book) good for three gallons gal-lons until March 22, subject to change. HOLD EVERYTHING BiALVT' "Make me look like I've never been 'kissed!" OUT OUR WAY ByJWILLIAMS TWO SljbES TO N THET7 THEM THERE WAS SO MUCH HOOFS AM HOKWS VOU VVASM'T PARTiW WITH MtpCH-NOW THEY INTO DEEP inc. SELL ONE.' ITMW'T LIKE. WHO COULDWT, XI I IN OU-. OW I WHEN THEY LOOKED T I WE COULD V LIKE EVERY ) ' TELL 'EM APART FROM A M TO ' WITHOUT EAR J A, GIRAFFE. AND TAGS, MICRO- EVERY COLOR I METERS AW BLUE) KNOWN? COLORED I J PRINTS - WE J MAT RACKS WITH IX KkJEW CATTLE .' 7V5W3NS ON -WHO : 7 THEY a , ' : t COULDN'T ( SELLBIPS,- CS-JLJL tTELLjEM ?AONftM j ALLEY OOP By HAML OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE SBP, AMOS STOOD THERE W V3ERE OTlfF AS A TINTMPE AN NOUTX3ING. LET THAT UTTLE- FELLER WHILE CABOUT SO HIGH) TAKE HIS BADGE THEN T HAODA HALF-CAR.R.V HALF-CAR.R.V HINA. HOM.E.- HE VOAS AS LIMP AS AN EMPTY SOCK MIDGET AJAo VJAMMG THE LEAD ATOMlXER, PILING VOOR TIE ? JAKE'S PLANING HIS OWN PARtT i CHO-W- HOOF- TOO, BLT IT'S STILL. A FULL-QUART LAUGK l2Mj 1 1, TP A I T- V tfe. WAS TVllOG IHVS SHOE- J BLACK MARKET WOULDN'T BE SO GOOD HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26 U.P) Chet Lauck and Morris Goff, the screen and radio team of Lum and Abner, today received something new in Hollywood fan letters. The letter asked 'could you sug- BACK IN GRANDMA'S DAY eold often called for medicated mutton uet aa a "home remedy" to comfort muscle aches, coughing. Today, it's for Penetro, modern medication in a base containing mutton suet. Penetro's double dou-ble action relieves these miseries ( 1 ) vaporises va-porises to soothe stuffy nose (2) acts like warming plaster right where rubbed on. 25c Double supply, 35c. Get Penetro. Night-Fighter Most Powerful LOS ANGELES, Jan. 26 (LIE) The army's new night-fighter, the P-61 "Black Widow," described as a literal "flying gun platform," is the largest and most powerful pursuit plane m the world, Northrop North-rop Aircraft Co. disclosed today. In addition to Its power and speed, the plane has great fire power, the company said in an army-approved statement. The twin-engined craft is powered pow-ered with Pratt and Whitney motors mo-tors and has good flight characteristics charac-teristics and low landing speed essential to night operations, the statement said. . (Adv.) gest a name for a meat market I have acquired. Such names as 'Jones Market' and 'Smith's Market' Mar-ket' are all right in most cases but not in mine. I'm afraid people would get the wrong idea." The letter was signed "Black." FUNNY BUSINESS I..' . -. - "If 1 know anything, this is going to end up in 9 fight!' What's on the Air Today WEDNESDAY. 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'H i .aumiwiim.Li iiij.ii hi 111 1 ' 1 '1l ffX30.l .X'-x,i Wll VJUn 1 11 wa jMi SIDE GLANCES THIS CURIOUS WORLD I a )!- jfjj I Jlv V . viv; 11 I ,T REQUIRES GOOD EYESIGHT TO 0s- X &VV P-lntW XNv f DO BLIND STnCMINfi"- oq "oOTfi5 k$Wi XSvV yRS. LOTTIE PHIUJP5, TCij4't x 'I ' 1 s'' I M il . ? 'if; T, ' III " I. 'JTW .1 tBCTUI . 'I'd want an inexpensive rinc if I cot encaged to a sol dier but I wouldn't many just any soldier, of courser ABOUT 70 PER CENT OF THE EARTH - NEXT: The efficient firefly. MCCABRAK SLATED FOR NEW POST WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 Ui: - Sen. Tat McCarran, D.t Nev- was expected today to succeed the late Sen. Frederick Van Nuys, D., Ind., as chairman of the senate judiciary judic-iary committee. HERALD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS |