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Show ill 'i. I: OOP WMATftTrfV .Of MEWS FUSS. MOT EXACTLY" J ITS A f 'WIRE from it iMV- ' SCB6tAV.' 1 NEEDN'T WAVE BEEN IN ,UCM A HURRY no GET BaCK-ThS WtUSS HaTJ AR&iSO SATISFIED WfTM TV ROCtCET- AS THAT THERE NO MORS WORK ,170 IN MV LAb MonT NWWX ' !! v .v r ABNER 'I . j -4k" IT KIEaWthaT 1 CAHOOTl if JgL A &5U I T rvTT SSI TPssi: V ATgg, 1 1 HII III .. ikQSCAirS INTEREST Tla?l FUTURE OF5. r m urs. a t mi s I AM HOTIyA: -l I f-JM iB SAY V3 Ill AVJ 1 1 THOUGHT AH COT SOMEf-NAME M3UT LIKE Of ESTHER. A LI'L SOME SWEET VfcRMlNTQLTM TYPE 1 FEMININE fU5UAU fsJbOMBANTy POUND 1 BUT BEEG HAVEN'T i cjcyt SOMETHING ESTHER HASN'T TY JW i a pose, in By AL'CAPl REELED VttUR LIF TO S YOU -VODKA MAY BE FOUJQvJfNG ME r YOU MAY HAVE. ONLY A FEW GLORIOUS MINUTES WEETH ME- AN' WMUT? r Pt) RYDER Jy FRSD IJARMON f BUT VWCT ) 7 f J3W IT UP only tctim fVto HELP too- set 5ooo to mO 0AHK 1 SWXVljr r.LUTLE, 1 BHMfi WCKIJES AUID HIS FRIENDS . : i L il " ' -;iy- ApuTSjOE TriAT 1 WAS -JWT DOT Pint ; WAYA By WTLLIAMSI PAGE 8 raCSrS5 JPBL DAV HERALD ! . T WIDOW ISHB HAS TOWSULT i TlW'tVl-'lf I . . . Mm ... X I .. .. -1 UUKbsfcS WIS. OAM"V '"CI 111 I MIMIC HA,D SOME. 1 .STUFFER V TH' 1W.AJCWJ, 1 VJrUL.. IT INTO ' rT''Ji Z V t r Ml HOWlW' JTD TRY i IV H KEW?? y ( JM TH' SHUTTIKJG I fM J 1 PV UP 1 TUPF-THEyiWlWCYOU J OUR BOARDING HOUSE PAL T.'MO..l MAJOR HOOPLE THE PAPERS OPFERlNlGSOfOR. TI4E BEOTfTOEM ABOUT CANft VJBLET HMk go a couple- op yNe&t& Aisio . MAKB THEyOORLO I CUES STEAMED NOTHING, 1 1& A VEtEV SIMPLE 1klM& RCALty 'Anyway, you voLUMTe?? so you HAVE YUUR. CAKC ANU MtDIF 100 TWATb LARD J y-Nr T -r r i i Si &l (Sor I'LL TteADE AAV renw Foe. CAKEj PLEASE, ANO - WHAT WAS THAT By MERRILL BLOSSER TWAT 4A3 A mthece! ysHsar i ever : - 0 jetp one : think tve HEARD ONi BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES I r AND wsr T. M 8Evtce, mt WD! -4 B V ROYKL. WASH TUBBS F 'mr OUR 6t0RlMG FRlEMO, OLO PAf!.t& AND TUACT UP -HE'S ALWAS5 RUNUPS OAP f RIZ&S AND FREE SAMPLES A6PRiN6l rtrifNV 7BUSlNi$S v PAGE 8 iroto. tiTAR comrrir. dtaw DJSTtV HPPBl'n V",VJE. . . WEDNESD AT. APRIL, U. l44 4"- ntJlflJL; . T "' ' '". 11 . 1 ' 11 ':n 'I" ' )'' ' I . t, ij ( f. dOTTOUSHTEM LOAPTHEWI WHAT ABOUT OUR CROOfs 1 lJ TUB ALL V OUR Jk AH5A0. CAPTAIM Aj1C-X UANt HEAVILY 10 APEO TRANSPORT: f 6SEA5 our or aHK 0VKCAST,. IT'S IMPOSSIBLE Tp UMUSAP THB BUILW7ZER, 5,1ft. BUT THEBES 3000 POUNDS OF MAIL FOR OUR A F?aCE5 MAYBE ANOTHER THOUSAND N AIR CRAFT f ARTS UNLOAD THE FARTS I WMF THE FUEL FOR TH6 RETURN f U6HT.M MAY BE NO RETURN TRIP..,, A. .BUT IF ITi ALL PIAHT WITH VOWf tlLAS,VfEUTt.y 1 PcLIIcX THAT MAIL ! By ROY CRANE Lcopii.iwyHesviCE.weiCitrd:u..Firo'iF - 'In cjasc 4ny change drops out of my pockets!' THIS CURIOUS WORLD T I j Il-feif TO LsAt2N THE S A Wyjrl 1 y ' ' SEEDS ' I fHENUREORT SEEING Ai I 1 11 PLANS' FALL, AND YOU'RE WRONC, 1 If1- SPtRE STILL RlfiMTi "Ays lJf. .Vi51 F-iiS RS; JOSEPHINE JACK. 5-iTiBgL: . jr to y h i i tt to the bjk. MOPE fCGSONS t VHAVE DIED FROM AUTDiMOBILE . ,1953 THAN WERE KILLED OR. QfED OF WOUNDS IN .WARS THE US. HAS NEXT! TelJlnr '. ht rate at which workers quit 'factories was higher durinff every inonth of 1943 than in the corre-,'lponding corre-,'lponding msith of 1942. The M8, a pew Tj. S. Army combat com-bat reconnaissance vehicle, mounts a 37 mm, cannon and a 80-catf iber machine gun. " SIDE GLANCES rail lj . COWI. 1M Y MA SCRVICC. INC. T. M. S0. O. K MT. Off , I couldn't wait, Jane. I had lo profxwe to yon tonight' I guess April and tlve great ouidoors have doncfiomi .thing to mr.. , Herald Want Ads Bring Results Army Ordnance grins in Italy and the Southwest Pacific are so accurate that they can lay artillery-shells on a bedsheet ijt 3,000 yards. Sunday r Every. Afternoon Eict Katurday) and Hund Sunday Herald Published Morning Published by th Herald Corporalou. tu south Kfrst West street. Prpvo. Utah. Entered as (econd flMun matter at tlid poatoff ice to Provo, Utah under tbe act of March 3, 1ST. SubcrtpHdi trniiiby.. earner tn Utah count;, to cent tha nionth. It. SO fqr tlx months, tn aidvanca; $9 0. the year. In advance; by mall anywhere In United State r ta loj,scaslonF. $0 cenia the month; H. 00 for ai montha; JS.60 the year tu a!ir DEMOCRATS ELECT j SPANtSIf FORI? At a Bemo cratic mass, meeting Harold Creer.was elested precinct chair man, Irs. Daho Evatis, precinct chairwoman and Te Beck, secre tary of the IpcaV orgapization Seven delagates to the state con yention were chosen tfchd nfty del egates to the cQunty convention wpr chosen. 'V POPULATION TRENDS Osfl vrXSr (miuions ot wsoNS) ; aMV I j ,,30 jtB j IW 1 W j 1ST. I 1 1 ' TH I "' ' - 'l I ..o a a i ft; fi' l0 J WO y 140 . If4l Iftt . 143 1ST. ! o.5 ? i J i f 23 il ; M S' a H n 1 fl I SOUaitt U.a.CNSUSBUUMI AM1H Mtr004ITAN , " 1 1 . K- bf& tiftww.awt . -W, . Jl ' IJrem Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pyne enter tained at dinner complimenting, his mother, Mrs. j. D. Pyne ion ner otrtndav anniveraarv. A love ly birthday cake was used for the table centerpiece at which covers were laid for Mr. and Mm. Jr D. Pyne. and Dee Pyne, Hr. and Mrs. Harold Pyne and Children ReNae and Doris and the host arid hostess. A birthday party at the home of Mrs Roy D iJrowA, of Provo.also honored Mrs. Pyne and her sister, Mrs. Thomas Jacobs on their .birthday anni versaries. Others attending from Urem were .Mrs. Nellie gordner and Mrs. Luzelle Robbins. Mrs, Pyne's son, S 2-C. Max B. Pyne of the u. S. Navy at San Dieso. Cal., called her Sunday morning on we vepnone to consranuave her on her birthday. Mynard Jacobsen who . has made his home in Oremor the past year; leu Saturday evening for Paris, Idaho.' where he has taken a job. His! wife and family will loin him later. Mrs. Blanche rChristensen has received word that her son avia tion machinist mate 'first class Lon Christensen and his-wife Mrs. Betty Carlson- Christensen were) now in California. Mr. Christensen has spent the past three years a't Lee tieia, tiorwa, e is now at Los Alametos, Calif, and his wife is making her home at Long Beacn. Mr. and Mrs. Fawn Golding spent tha , week .end at Joseph where- they attended' the funeral services of his uncle, William .Golding. ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patten en tertained at a family dinner at their home honorine their son. Lieut Kenneth Patten' who has just graduated from that advanced schojpi of navigation at Ellingeton Fleldi Texas, and who with his fiancee Miss Marian Jane- Mc Ar thur are spending e week's leave here. Besides Lieut. Patten . and Miss McArthur covers .were laid for Cpl. Harold Clark of Wend- over air base, Mrs. Clark and son. Lyle, " Mrs. Sterling: Patten of HDETAIUFOJt TODAY Bir4 BIRD DOGGING means dancing, with a superfor's girl. It is not at safe practice and is usually avoided avoid-ed by meeker souls. BIRD DOGGING DOG-GING can' apply to a lieutenant1 trippin the Ufiht fantastic with the apple of the colonel's eyej, or to a K.P. cutting a rug withfthe corporal's latest flame. If the1, su perior I in question is not present J uungs usuauy progress very nice fly, but the ever-present possibility oi nis arrival on ue scene lemui an air of adventure and suspense to tne proceeding?. Cree, Herbert, Ruth and Emma! Jane Patten. . , Mr. and Mrs. M. F. CrandaU. Miss Beth Crahdal land Miss Juanal Elder were dinner -guests, of Mrs. Grade Dart in Spanish Fork. . : TURKEY REPLIES TO ALLIED NOTE ANKARA, April -19 (CE)- Tur key's, reply to American and Brit ish notes asking her to cease ex ports of chrome to Germany was understood today to contend that shipments have been kept ?o a minimum consistent wiui traaei agreements. In addition, it was said, Turkeyi contended she received i in esc. change commodities which .found Fair-view, Mr. and Mrs. Patten.it impossible to obtain elsewhere. H0ID EVEBYTpiNG f ; - "Nickel tip, eh? Ain't you jscor ried about starting an inflatibn?" Loans, like clothes are more useful if they fit That's Ntfhere I can help, for I can make fou just the bind of loan you wlant ' one that will fit your needs fex-actiy.; fex-actiy.; If you need any ahiottnt from $20' to $300, come on inlet's in-let's get aqualnted. Or, if more convenient give me a ring at S75-W. . t7llARICOVfCp Upstairs Above The Academy Theater r 48 North Univ. Ave. Phone 375-W, f Ii V . lUVMJULiJ ' i ' ' ' ' j IIILDEGARDE Will Sink Tit Be Seeing Ton" ; and ' "Woman of N the Vtar?' -. on N .BEAT' the BAND IVHAT'S OH TUE AID TODAY EDNES DAY, APRIL 19 KOVO 124 :no'Kewe e:l front Paee ". a :4S A m erica Slnga ' S:S . r 7:0OIGabrler Heauar 7:15. Nick Carter! I 7:30!Flrat MehUr D)sttlc ':! : . : ' , 1 KDYI. &TJTA 1320 570 IC. V. Kaltenbora iLona Hancer. Here'a the t.ateat jSporte GUasa r.iT, oiar news nwi Dutlner KSL 1160 Sammy Ky Dr. Chrlatlae Cecil Brown . rEddla Cantor I AHornerlSpotliSht Bands Story Teller I Frank Canon Slnatrs Show H:00 Meditation Muala :l-;Olnah Shora-i30 Shora-i30 Arthur Oasth 8:43i;sammy Kay Kay Keyaer Kay Oram. Swlna JUreat Momenta l Top or svaniasi IN IKIwanla Program! Nawe , Romany BoaS .-(MFulton Lawla Jr. I Victory Tunc 9:13!Alr WAC PrortnTN,wa ;3ttrGtiy Lombardo , IBeat t& Sand x K I l:MNw,a. Labor Newa iMr., Ura. North (Navs CoroijSat lYoor Hymna !0:lftMualo tn uvenlnf I " (RhytKm Uan Tour Hymna ; IPau) Nellaon ICunv and Abnar My Bast GUIs Myatery John. Nasbtt In tha Lobby American Muala 10::iOJbiitln Btooe tt4S!trfu49 PrUna 4 It .aii fink. b I Modern Helodlea Jan Garber A' t !0fliMcNamara"a Band 1l,:30Naw . lyfejtor Parron WaiiterworkB I INowa v . t ? t Barbara. Boya tParada of Bands t 1 : JThomas Paluso , . .. Mclntyro Oreh. Inv.! to RomancelNewa , - 001 ilfii tbetTfaaaury 6:4arSlornlnjT THURSDAY, APRIL 20 mi Parade Matlnea Idln' tha Ran reiFarm and iiotmo NTewo I South of Border Time rn T&nea V. Louden Xra Oriraniat Coffea Club. 7 :00 Arthur Oaeth 7:iniUveto0k Report' ItMINaw T:4S(U Nama It .IMlrfK. Iladaaaa . Broakfaat- Qrab- -fKafrs jsmlla Awhllo ' I Harry INowa I. & I Tawm I Voice of a Nation Ne Clark Patrol 00! Rhythm Faahiona ILora I.awton IFraritc Melntyrey JRevellla i a rontnari. 8:181 :30 sha-aT Valloy. S4ft :. s,.-.- IHOOtAthur iaech ' fl:l!sirlpjr Ensembto ' 0:301 Miinilcal Mamprtea 0:4SiSrnade I Robert St. John ICorn'a : A Pods IRhytbmle eirlngra jAbbe Obaervea I jstar Playhdujse lUMenlns P""t - IVewa Road of tilt I At Sardf'a Vlo and Bade , , Brave Tomorrow iairMartyn fDavtd Hiram Patty Jean IO:00Boake Carter 10:I91Mary Lea Taylor tO :.-( Navy Band t4S Rtta IltlSU Il:45f Namet tn Kowo , ack Berch Show I Lefa Be Cbarmlnx IFamona Maalo IHIt Revuo (Larry emits. I Memorable Mualo Lvawa . &tandard. School IBaukaira Talk School of Air Millry Way !i (Aunt Jonns INowa Teatarday'e Llka Mualo (Kate Smith Big Sinter- - 1 elan Trent 1 r Oal Sunday isweet River My True story Re-gat Melodies IS tiajUtilcal Profcram tfo. Beautiful - a Perklno - IBernardlii FTynn IThe Geldboras ' Paterooa lOtridlna Uaht IHeiimaa Wilson ' I3:IS , . IToday'a CJhJldrMi lAroand Town . iJoye Jordan K i3liCdio Foster (Ugbt of World Frank MoVntyr JPr. Malomr. 13:4.T)Sortirs. of the Week I Home Metodte IJudy and Jane iNoon (Sorenader 1:00' Morton ttawnoy l:15Palmr Honse, OrcblMa l:30Nnhv4lle Vartatiadl Pepper TouOS 1 :43 Rhythm Matinee ;Happina' lAcaertcaa Wooian M. Perkins' Downey, I star T'me I Lad lea B. Sealed .5 Mary Marlla (Irene Beaaley Brlaht'Bortaon . Bachelors Child 2:00, Society Pas, JBackatae Wife Ble Frolics S:ISOpen Houa ' Stella Dallas I 2:38JFull speed- Ahead W Jones K4ws' ; ;4S J IWldder Brown iMelodlea , Broadway Matlnaw Nfews . Valiant taAf . fStorlea' l (Ope nDoor ' (Marilyn tay ' SSIRay Dady jdirl Uarrtea ' fRough Riders StlAlArehle Andrew Lev , and Laani I S:WiRe0.uat Ueur, IJuat Plain Bill ILateat New -iBob Anderson ?Sj J Front rrre . 4Xame the Tun lAmerlcan. Wewssi : 4sMUtah New' - IRhythm 4tl3jlKB Proiram . l!9aa Herman WiJIaou :( Merry uo nonna ircoyuim Rnapsoayjuiea: yracy, J !4S .Ta . XXasaaate. , .jSea Hound : JRandevo RhrthmjJ Dance Matlnea I nerman wifsou . joDoy -rucaer f Jerry Sullivan S:0t Fulton Lewis Jr. SsISIStrperma StSOfCoileice VarieUee 5;4lT,nnl Mrfntrre IWorld Today ) Dr. Kat . J Terry. llraU , I Rhythm Rhapsody Nwe Reporter . IHop Haitrican. (Parti Faces Lite r Sweet and Hot-iJack Armsteont w , , ' f 'ft V V i. iL-"JUfeJ ' - |