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Show PAGE 6 'Ttoapi"" DAILY HERALD! OUT OUR WAY By WttllAMSl ALLEY OOP By HAMLIN NON-WAR PRODUCTION IUIONS Of DOUARS jWHAT WE PAID FOR CIVILIAN GOODSf 7JT 65.0 5.7 1939 1940 THE REAL VALUE OF WHAT WE GOT r- U L ABNER By AL CAPP us 63.7 S6.9 JEST KEP' ( DAISY MAE.r.rjC Tsnu. V wiii va ysouHOS lke 3P 49.3 ON ACCOUNT EVEN SHE LOVES 44. RUNNINTf-SHE NEVAH WHY? AM UOVCS SOMEONS SOMEONE ELSE. ONCE LOOKED BACK AT ME EVEN - AN' NOW MARRV J ZJr W-WISHT AH WAS CXAIQ THEX TRAIN IS BETWEEN US IT f GVLPm UP WIF P Vf A05f l THASk HM - WHY. NOT ? ME P J kvow rs 71 13 STRETCHES-FO" MILES JT WHY AT NO-AH WON'T 1939 I 1940 1941 1942 1943 1 I HEARD THEM THEY'RE. GETTIWS X TAUCINJ' ABOUT A LITTLE SKAARTER WHEN A MAN HJsSTA KILL HIS .r51 2, " I very own best pal, Jsm '-Ar. -iT'S PgETTY Aw!i!U- rSSTI WSILOUN I OOR. HERO THOUGHT Twr IF A BLOW I (XXBt ICKJSZO DINNV5 MENTAL DECAN55- (L I rf KM. ALLYES B'JTX MNT ANOTHER. ONE NVOJLD-----iri"A 11 eiSHT IM Af ?0 J CUE HIM... BUT POOR. vrs" J-) i7 I CM?- OOP DIDN'T KNOW WW JJ CO TV HIS OWN STeSTH.' '?7v . RUSH AND HE I HARDEC TD FIND I WAS HOLDlMG V. THAN THE TRIP .SOMETHING UN- TO THE SOUTH j 0 M ' 1 DEE. HIS COAT. SO V SEAS.' J .) VV A & I WATCHED WHICH VM7 i, lii m II " NT Off. -J 1! UL1 H 7 73 50M0NB Tl n n IV increase PRICE RISE IN h 21.1 26.5 NONE 9.4 1939 1 1940 1 1941 1942 1943 SOUtCf U DISAKTMINT Of (OMMIICt , tunic ii riti 1. 1. 1. 1 t fe.m u a mt o bbSImbmJSsbbmSSm BORKJ THIRTY VEACS TOO SOON OTTR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Hrri R-1' 0ri Market A i ,11 A. fA'E Telephoto) rormerly nearly all herring catches landed In Seattle, Wash., were used u bait or converted to fertilizer, but wartime demands for food have brought the small fish back to food markets. Here a fishing crew unload: un-load: a big catch on Seattle waterfront. me, ON) cle Bulgy ? I SND A BiS scroot 3ut Kidnaped sour bundle OP MEW N o- MEAT ? OH.SES, I4A HAf- 7 WORTH , IF MOD PLEA9E. AND l? HOW DiD I EVER PALL. THAT HOLD IT vJEAW BUT 6UTCU.' VENlttKE CALLED 0alL S IT A CONKED WlXSTRlKE.' IT HiS WlRE I WA9, OMtR C50T .J AW MEAD CROSSED: iS LIKE A CIRCUS T7l0T 7 W Y. ..'4. .. COMI fM T t( lllCI K t M RIG I MT O CQe'S 00T ir TME LAoT OP THE FIFTH - 1 RYDER Bv FRED HARMON HOWDY. FOLtv? ' Y 115 RED RT PER I FIGURED L placed cjfid 51 ART I N THAT 5ALOON 1 .7 lrA ONLY A POCK? PANK CLERK, BUT STELLA AND , HAPPY fj 1 1 Bin latin' o 3 mrJ'm TH' rioor- f&j&k- FUNNY BUSINESS Dealer Can't Take Loose Shoe Stamp Shoe mcrchanta are complaining complain-ing that customers are offering them loose shoe ration 6tamps for purchases, stated Honor G Taylor, OfA shoe rationing rcp-resontativo. rcp-resontativo. "Merchants cannot accept loose coupons." 'said Mr. Taylor, "the stamp must be detached in the presence of the shoe clerk or cashier. The customer comes in, tries on shoes, maybe several pairs, and then hands the salesman sales-man coupons which lie cannot accept. ac-cept. The shoe stores are suffering jfrom loss of help as well as other businesses, and it is necessary that I the burden plac ed upon them be i lightened as much as possible. Leave stnips in your books until : needed and save the merchants' time." WHAT'S ON THE AIR TODAY Monday, April 3 KOVO KDYL KUTA 570 KSL 1160 1.1 !! 1'a ::u .-.:.! ; Iv li'i.rr.f .i If V K ;i ! Lcn t.ur p I.-no Kany-jr ;c Nr- T :i I c.-tone Clir.J Date ox l'op I ;llarraonj HaU i ; f-r:. 1 I!. .mi- r-. ; i ..r Not ;:. :,. : ; ! . .1.. I i.forrr.a'.ion --ptiip:t r..i!iJs ! kailio Ttioater I !': p f i:w.ing ! I c,1 u 1.1 rave llcult niondie I v v I iiiis f.,'i N '!-n ;MyaiTV I.- -io ;; a::il Auutr IKd Sullivan i!-avu :iuy Nin:tlia -..1. S...rt., 1 Il-lielrts , i'f-:is!jry al utQ Shirli-y Ann !N..- a 3 2 - :iaES AND HIS FRIENDS Bv F21RILL BLOSSER "He just couldn't resist the idea any: longer! HOLD EVERYTHING N ' ' 1 1 1 1 ; 1 ' 1 ' ' ' r y . i I r:a-. I . ! 1 1, '11 Lane 1 - V a n f'iirade of Bands 'I.ennle Conn I Tuesday, April 4 "Nothing today, thank vou I just got to hankering for the smell of gasoline!" : 1 6::il .---.r 1'aia 'e :!.-. M..r-i-,B !.!:.( :ne i.Nett 3 ; I'ori'lrzvous Tim'! .'.'offpo Ciub i J:0 At Ihur 1 ,a. ' 7:1.- V-i .N:r: v- i J :J News 7:l.-i !. 1 - I- M;i,li.' .-t .'iift tj:u jWoilii News Hal ry 1. larks j V.i 11 ra'ro! Crl.l Nhus :0t ::(0 i-!iaUy Va'.'.ey :.-. :CM A 1 1 !:'.:r t ; i- ti :!. ( I.-o C :! 3 1:30. Musi- a! M. jnoncs :4r At 'ii- r-tisio .t Lii.vT.-n -- n : Kr. t-r r .--. Jhn M . Apron -ky . liinuc H- r ,!,.-vr. , !:,, ..: ..!-. !.:.-Tirk- )'" ! 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Malone H n.l.s s ,t for Vmi "rcan He-ital Mortou I '" i.ey Hiilmrr ("ri'-.rt Yankee l'ar:y , A art AVoli.an M I..w isey ,Mary Marlin ' M I'ik'ia -tnr Tit e Irene Hcasley ;i', ;;--r louiij !.,i,l!'.s U .,.atLd :r.riht Horizon 1 1 11 ! ne.-s ! IlH.-htlora Child :0U :!. : :4." Society I'ane KhMiim Matinee l-'uil fcl'CCl AliLAd 1 . 1 1 ; . 1 a e : '. e -.:. bjilab ' . i r .'.o J --'iics u !:!, r 1 :. - v n '-'zark l.aialiltrs .Matuice I News ,N'" 1 ullunt Lafly M ' , 1 1 r Stories 3:00 Kay Lady S:13Arvhio Andrews 3:30 J-erenade SMSliitin1 I.nr:ceford oil Marri.-s Kuugli luders . c a :.,1 1 .,-a r 11 J :t !"am Uill Pnnv Time 'irr-:: Nam The Tune ,Cpon Door l-Maj-ilv n Day Bot Andersen lAtnerlvan VVomw l.'tall Ne vs ..- Dance News ?trie 'News Merry lIo r.our.a Hii:-:1 .1:1 lt:i I a r ca Kh thm Handevu Dance Matinee Hrrman Wilson ,Ted Hustng ar'ody Hick Tracy jjerl Sullivan t"-t s.. Hound i World Today 5. : Fulton I.ets Jr. 5:15 Superman 3 :3' w A c !:, uit ir g K:ir. .1 a 1. 1 , "r lit,- rt . r.tr. 1'irates Rhythm Muslcale rter ;il. p Ilarrltran .Portia Faces Life ' n ',c Vrmirnm; !"lctor Parran : ' Mwltuslit M'it Mlrn-1 I'm A BIRD WITH A HEART AND SOUL DETAIL fiOR TODAY Mai! Call VOU eovS WEREN'T' VEpy ATTENTIVE "KjOT EXACTLY, MISS TODAY YOU EACH MISSED SEVERAL SIMPLE N KAY BUT BUMKER HISTORY QUESTIOMS WHAT5 VVROMG--BORED? I HILL AND LEXlNOTbrJ bttMtu DULL AND N AMD I GUESS I WAS MENTALLY7 ) MOW ABOUT ESTABUSWIN& A BEACH-HEAD J YOU, LARD? AT TARAWA ' , gWjWt. f44 BY NCA SEWytCg; WC. T. M. BEG, tf. S. PAT. OfF.V I suess i was RIGHT ALONGSIDE nc liiil, 1 , -'i Jo! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES B GAR MARTIN LOOV I k M HAY AT J 0 SHOT f L n l'V t eoo b TO? GOOO 1 I ra Wff - o ") I 0 a- c I ,0 o 1 OOT OW U6HT n mt t m rc u rT orr 1 b m irirvcc WASH TUBBS By ROY CRANE EASTERNMOST PROVINCE OF INDIA... ) I IF I EUEP SAW TIK fWPV ROAD BEFORE? r ' 4SH&,,' V ; 1 r I sTB 1 . r I THOUGHT I 6ET OUT YOUR P3CKET KNEW THIS COUNTRY 6U1PE, IRWIN... WE'LL BY NOW, AiK N AH ATM A HOW TO GET TO THE AIRFIELD ROAD jr. oifAv BIB. BUT THERE'S NO P2;tf V AIRFIELD t LISTED MAKE LIKE AN AIRPLANE.. rAAl-DAAN rS THE WORD POR FIELD SALAAM, SArAHlBf,. BR. A-HAA-HAI... BZZ-Z Z-2 MAI-PAAN ? AW, I DON'T P'LIEVE THJ& CLUNK CAN SAVW HINDUSTANI, '-:'r"s-, v ?. m v 1 ' ; .' X V- Y IF YOU 6ENTLEMEN REFER TO AIRDROME ... THREE MILES SOUTH, 5IX S. EAST. CQOO PAyj T. M. REC. IP. S. PAT 0fF W t.C0PB. 1M BY Ht SgBVlCC, INC. J i SIDE GLANCES THIS CURIOUS WORLD ""X 5S I . I People who borrow from me say I'm "a bird with a heart and soul." I do try to be helpful help-ful and friendly. I've had to borrow bor-row myself, so I know how pleasant it is to do business with someone who tries to be human. Call in or give me a jingle at 375-W if you need a loan of $20 to $300. upstairs Above 'i"he Academy Theater 48 North UniT. Ave. Phone 375-W MAIL CALL is the most important impor-tant event of every soldier"; day If the folks back home could witness but one MAIL CALL, they probably would firmly firm-ly resolve to write every single day It is incredible to hoar a soldier argue with the mail orderly or-derly when told there is nothing ; for him today He won't take "nQ" for an answer There MUST i be something will the orderly please look agaih. Mail orderlies I are appointed for theis unlimited resource of patience. And here's a plug for all servicemen, write the boys as often as you possibly can! It does them more good than anything you can imagine' HUNGARIAN TROOPS JOIN PARTISANS LONDON, April 1 (U.E) Cairo reports broadcast by radio France at Algiers asserted today that Hungarian troops under a Gen-i eral Nagy have joined Marshal I Josip Brozovich's Partisans and are fighting the German forces in Jugoslavia. j The officer referred to nre-1 Every Afternoon (Excepting Saturday ), and Sunday Sunday Herald : Published Sunday Morning Pabllshed by the :HraJd Corporation, to Boutb First West Street. Provo. Utah. Entered as second class matter at the postofflce In Provo. Utah under the act of March S. 1ST. Subscription terms by carrier In Utah county, (0 centa the month, 14 KO for six months. In advance, f 9 (10. the year. In advance, by mail anywhere In United States or 'ts possessions. SO cents the month; I4.S0 for sis months; 1S.60 Ue year In advauce. cowtlW vr wca atevtct. me. T. U. are u. a. et. or. 1-3 4- ARW TU(?NrMe IN VT sT ill R A VOUR TIN CANS FOR SCRAP? frfaf' VkASia1 AnI I never want to see you again as long as I live sir!" sumably might be Gen. William Nagy, minister of national aeiense in the Hungarian cabinet. Ccily distilled water is pure enough to be used in an automobile automo-bile battery. PU5 TENTS A CENT FOR PUPS,jyS AMSS WILMA PARIS", is av him service, imc. ea7 t. m ate. w. pat. off. ONE SPECIES OP Sjl S grows rr xeer sSJk s$ NEXT: Are onions cood for what ails you? The chimney swift flies 19 of Conchology is the study of mol-1 every iiuuis. Herald Want Ads Bring Results |