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Show mm f ' A X "-rtsaftP A ' WK -eotnrrT. trt-A natT V WFRfiTnt ftTTT ftTtn WBV FRIIAT. APRIIj 18, 1944 DAILY HERALD! OUT OUR WAV .FUNNY BUSINESS - - ki 1 ' . ; j a vis y TwcVeybeiiig trvsferrWo often I'm carrying my fa '. ft ATI AM P.Ai FMfiAB VW MM1 -'....IV.. " lUU'l I-.. 1 1 .. 1 ....I I V1C- tM MARCH m , APHIt aw S,t T t U I I t I If IS 14 IS It 14 SIS It IS IS 14 IS U SO St SS SS 14 SS 14 IT It IS S9 SI Sf ST S St 34 SI , 1 Wtf S4 SS St ST SS S FATS. OILS. TEE, CHEESE .-i Red stamps ? 7 AS. B. CS. D8. Ed. 8. GS. H8. f. J8. K8. LR. MS, ration book 4. valid Indefinitely. , 'y s'Siui;sussuu' ruuus, a i u e ' StatOpa A8, KB, Uo, IDS, 18, 8. ' - SUO-Aft'- Stamps Nos. SO and v 31. ration book 4, each valid v Indefinitely. Stamp No. 40. ra- tlon book 4. for Cannine sucar. , valid indefinitely. doo x, expires April ou, Airpiane stamp No. 1, ration book 3, good Indefinitely. Stamp two becomes Valid May 1. LIQUOR Utah state liquor ration stamp 39 for liquor and 40 for wines valid thrpugh April. GASOLINE No. 11 A gasoline gaso-line stamps valid, until June 21. Stamps good for usual three gal-, gal-, )ona each, but must last three months, cutting basic ration av erage io iwo gaitons ptsr weeit. .. SALVAGE TIN jCANS Clean, '.remove topf and bottom and flat ten. Deliver to grocers. 'i' newspapers, old magazines and HOCKT SioCNTAlN ,1 SPOTTED FEVER CASS v.'- BOISE, Ida,, April 28 E I'. , ine seoonu case or KocKy Moun-; Moun-; tain Spotted fever this season was DETAIL rOR-JTODAY Soldier Totvn A SOLDIER TOWN IS one where the civilian populace is very friendly toward servicemen and the girls are many and available. The soldier prays for such a town, which are too darn few, and when he finds one usually tells his buddies about it, who in turn teU their buddies, and so on and- In 00 time the town looks like a G. I reception center. After a few months the populace takes the soldiers sol-diers for granted and the quest begins again for new territory. The smart soldier who happens upon a small town where things art ideal keeps his trap shut, goes back frequently by himself, and if he plays his cards right may bf elected honorary mayor and man? the town belle. reported today to Dr. L. J. Lull, Idaho director of local health ad ministration, by public health of ficials of Bonner county. I', .... ' 1 f V wimrs o;j the am today V . FHIDAY, APRIL 28 ByWILLIAMSf ALLEY OOP nrs niO LE.TTIMO TEEWY Sb OF THAT' EWJOVITSO LJ H Li OF A MEW f AD EJR. CRAZE?. -THAT'S HOW. Sj "TWIN STARTTS PEOPLE. THIWK VOUBE HAVtlsl 50ME FUM THAT THEV AINfT OUR BOARDING HOUSE r. m u. n fAV WORD.' SO YOU ARE 6SAD.' LET t& ASSIST SOU -W IWE Gar AS A SOUTH X WAS C0N&OEREO J'ANi OBA, FOR POBT LAUREATE. AFTER LEAMOER.- TEMMSSON HAR,-.UMP4,' ? - MY "OD& TO A MAMDAfclN'S RUS STiLL & QUOTED BY AREMT SOU eCAt&rt d AMD D6;At5-W , , s i . T&rsDM EC I iCYRMlsvVi. f l f-W' Wbby WSW VH MAJOR HOOPLE JL. CPRKJ6 IS WARM COM.ir3 AFTER. Winter, wheni STUFF CCJfLO K6 PEACfe AY-TeK.xJAR: Al i f CAM TitviK GPR-& IS 0r& THiMG TRUAKfT OFT-ICER? ir Jnin I SOU HERE-. 1M C" By HAMLIN SO 1 CANT GST OOP IN OU TR1R BACK. ID OLD KNo SCLOAAON TIAAE, EM 7 r UX ABNER S S I 7""" By AL CAPP AelTHEi.cREMnesr iNpusmiAu J fr putts ME into a $ooaca ACMSER OF iNJLTINte AND THAT MORE CHPERFUU fRAMT 4 fvQfg, lSLSSSSJ FrtV """JWS OFf WITH OUGHT.; Jkz V A HUMUS lj!r 79 Mike i cwwj?tT4rvt correct. J tfmnn COST ME X.m . jCT flCj MWl'Wer'st sp Now, rr-HA-fmFeEMs THAT THESE THREE. HAPP CO-U1CKY PCRSIAN5 WERE CAMELr RIDING THROUGH K BUU5ARIA-OR IT THREE BULGARIANS IN PEASIAt 1 -WT-TUSHl5F-THOae OE1A0S MAKE. ABSOLUTELY NO pinrERENcerr ABfourreur HAPPV-l NO OIFPERENCK.7 OH! see THE FIRST PER5Am 4000 OMAR.5Ain TO WORfi THE SECOND PERSIAm IlF WHOSE NAME I car "te-ir HAVC YOU seen to "HASSANLATEiy? i- THS NorfNor'-i'ooTrr vPOiNTfil IN THIS STORV AT -S 4- RYDER tvmitikicievw SCs Every Afternoon Eicptln Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herild Publlahad Slorultig Sunday Published by th Urald Corporation. SS Soutb rtnt West Street Provo. Utah. Entered at eecond clah matter at the poetofflce tb Provo, Utah under the act of ' March 3. 1ST. Bubacrlpilon term by cart imp In Utah county. So centa the month, 14. S for U months. In kdance: 19.60, the year. In advance;: by mat anywhere tn United State or 'te bossesslons. SO cente the! month; 4.60 for six months; f3.0 the year tip advance. EOVO 1240 KDYL 1320 KUTA 5T0 1 KSL 1160 :00fNewe SaSIPVdnt Pm i.WOpportunlty S.v8 It; -V. , Kaltenborn I Lone Rancer wroorn flit Parade Meet Tour Navy Kate Smith (Bill Henry rvVAIta Time Ner (Hollywood Theater (Memory Melodies t T:001Obrlel Meatter :1.VNIck Carter i:.in.Doutle Or Nothing ! People are) Funny ISpotllsht Band IBreweter Boy 7:4al I IStory Teller Proeram :0lXIulcal SilS'Georjrt Attld S0 Arthur naeth S:45Wayne King Amos 'n Andy I New IMoore-Uurante Top of Renins ' Bill Stern I Nero 'Wolfe. Istaae Deer :0(Fulton Lewis Sr. S:fSWAC Serenade Ss803uy Lombardo SitSI lyitijlory Tunes jHopiywood ReA'ue.lParRer I Paul (The latest rltoll Call - Nellson Family' Oanc Buster Mytery i o am isnorant 10tmiNetvn, Labor News INows . New Comments Pioneer Prosress 10:1Musl-. Medftatlon Treasury Salut Rhythm tjtne la-.XOiGeoree Hamilton ITT. V. Kaltenhorn ILowell' Thomse ' (News . , iPtr F. Oeor II:00Kddy stone rge j.Tark Teagarden Materwork 11:151 11:.WNew Hl48 I New , inonny Mansfield Parade of Bands IMujIo You Want r -4- V Hal Mclntyre SATURDAY, APRIL 29 :HI Uldin' the-IiaKe Newa s'fff Rb Hamilton fl:30;Mornln- Mallnoa Ivews Time 'n Tunes S:4B 'South of Tiorler INews I News I Farm Hour . U. S. Navy Band I 1:0J;Now, Matlne 9:lST.lvelock Report 7:30,Newf 7;4ajphythm rh)on :00 Ratnbgw House ft:t,l 84ltf IPiano Quartet IBreakfaat Club I News 7:4S Kprf ) .ews l-H Club , I Mom In- Melody tNewe A. iHhythm iMirth, Madness (Muslco ClocK j'e." Oheer Basket , (Corn- a Poppln' lOarden Oat !ct In Step I mashe of T.lte . :Q0ChUdren' Bible (- 8:1S Sisoj a. j i I :Oft( H oo-ltey Uall isisK . 10:3ftjMiilc to Modern - 10:45 I Hook 'n Ladder Saturday Jvm I - New , i Lighted Windows (Land oi Lost J ! Let's Pretend Ration raahln ( Pet Parade' I News. (Today's Theater (Melody iknuquet ITesterday's Hits ji (Novattme (Wealth of Musio ICallln all :Qlrls New I jSyneopatlon 11:001 Lee Castle 11:11 I ll::lLunch with Lopes IKi ankle 11)481 Here to Youth (Chester Bowles (Qrand Central Employment Newl Master W AC Procram ISpnja of Islands War TnloMoone (RPATtS - (Kjill liteauure 1?:(IN8 Prostata ' lKrm and Uome Salon -Orchestra' .Newe 1?!lflTnl Motiitvra ft!, a. A. 'Cjf I IU.S.A.C. Speaker It:30Cedrlc Foster tOrantlaud Hce Opera I Noon Serenade 1?4!FMrm Prffistram j I:OOiHallaron Hospital lOrahe Relay V lilftl lloadllncs 1i3ffBundy' Carnival ICd McConnoll Ii45), I Organ Recital Vlaltln'ir Hour Ted Husln; ,. SiOOilinllinf I:lftnhjtlim S!80t 3:13 TH Chesapeake jiaca Mailne . Nc ' i ; : fOoctots at War ?WNavy Bulletin S':Wl ,1:3li Dance orchestra 8s4S( (Your America jGovernor Carr IT he Colouel I IVialtln lTli Oa Nurse ters Dance Time lllello Sweetheart Corlis Archer Mother and Dad 4 :0;o-llcg Choir 4:lf- 4s.twMery Go Round 4it.M Lout p. Loclinur lllhythm Randevu !jibor Speaker IN People's Plattorm 8:00iAiBrlaa KaKl 6:1B ftxSOf Keyboard Capere ftieAIAM Kamell ils'001 Arthur Hale lewa Kurt Utncy IP. T. A. Pros-ram l Now and Mu.ilc teon HeJiderion Worjld Twlay (American Story IFellowaUio 1 . I . I Noah Webster IMule I I I Victory IF. O. B. I New (Music Mlaaolea for :108on'tl'mental :3ICico: Kid S:4. jThoma Pelueo Musi ' 'INews . ; ' (Victory Marches fNews (Red Cross Kd. , Tomjlnson ' (forum. Condon Boston fyjn phony (Ft. Douclaa Band 7:00Chicato Theater 7J15J 7;Sej ' . 1I4S! - Barn Dance To thla Ispotlljrht Bands IQuIck Qui tour lilt Parade Serenade S.-OttiKc-VBl A. Uunntson la'id . S(ljDetectj' MysWiiy I r;w I iraia oif Opry l S:45)Mlody Parade " Jesse , S. Serice Program Taylor (Town Mayor News :MVaUe Church :ll s 9:MIIOuk F.lflnclon S:8(A1' frraco rfchoatra iTrrtth or Muslo (Early I .. elNew l Able's Irish Rose .'Hilt Field, I , ' I Thanka to Yanks! inner Sanctum 1 Sport Hilfglita , 1 r 10llA:iiHlltlT Jtiv IS:3!Art Kaasell Rauburn ' LVaki Sy.talutoW IT in. ' JlA.iU. 'hi .4 tltSiN'e and Muslo JSt. Franeiso wv ' " ' - (Neiva News Symphony IThoinaa' Peluao Itlealltarstone (Tlir'e Sun Trio (Munlc Tou Waat News ttmrns. (,vrw Pkrtfde of Band Horace lleidt k ' Barn Dance 0G3 If you're swamped with,bils. you're not so different. "ie been In the same boat and so have . hundreds- of others. If a cash loan will help, come on up or give me a jingle on the telephone at 375-W. Take your time to clean up the loan. FinjArcjcc; go 48 North University Avenue Above Academy .Theatre PHONE 375-W HOLD EVERYTIflNG cowtSSs sv st wawes, art, t. m. ore, v. s. pot, err. 'Tor the te?t time, turn that radio doT!" MASONS CONCLUDE " ANNUAL REUNION SALT LAKE City, April 28 (U.E) Utah Scottish rite Masons concluded a four-day annual reunion Thursday ni$ht by conferring confer-ring then famed 32nd degree upon up-on a class of 70 candidates. Feat ured speaker at a closing banr quet was clothing store mag nate J. C. Penney, a, national lead er m the Masonic order. Complete Stock TREES, SHRUBS ROSES and EVERGREENS Now Ready For Planting! 400 Double Red Delicious 1200 Double Red Rome Beauty Apples still unsold. American Fork Nursery Phone W -J - American Fork V Ti?iT . OUT Mf ftV5 CM it By FRED HARMON tvrs TRyir4-&-eUT i T';Tl!rV; XM HlfA FALL '" OPEH, TH X PONT rWSWER' t 'V J CKLEaJ AND HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL BLOSSER I mksht HAve KMOWN Hilda, t was V0Ut SNITCH OH ME! J REALLY TRVIMO NO FOOLING I stsipes, whx have vouj SOT TO BE SCARED OF? HAVE YOU REALLY K-K- KILLED SOMEBODY Y A -mmirfl iV?mpv .JiMfsrr ami. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ( nver. wno ! Just GO MB A FAVOR AMD r v V M I dun no what "This e all ABOUT, BUT HILDA G RUBBLE ,WANTS SOU To KEEP VOUR MOUTH SHUT ' 1 - COP. iawKu By TDGAR MARTIN V.OOV,CVOM-TO COKi A k.A rStVVt.V -S. aw. rt WrHO VrOA OK . bOST XO 6tT, WASH TUBBS SAN6VUAV MAIL FROM COULD WE HURRV TO THE Ht?5FITAt,$0Hf X WANT TO ET A RETORT CN BIB TUCKER i.---::::'MX".'l TWTAwurriy I AUTTtg t i tn ac a 1 LATER: I atAc Aftno "L tseui I THMimnroivf N A WEEK ( FIND (Ti MOTH IM3 1 EASY. V SERWttf, FEUAS I ...MAB By ROY CFANE or THE CHIWESB fk A A A I ' ARMV HAS AM (MPOH fTTA J&L tant tas for you, W'Wi fvl CAfTAW.m TAKE I TTtlg !- i ey wr erevify, ye. t. m. ago. Q. . wt of THIS CURIOUS WORLD hTiLass 1 A0BVtVlea.fJ ffitaa . j, 1 IM 60VERNMENT OFFICIALS WIRE LfljlABLEX TTOP NATIVES FROM ST6AUN& THE" AIRPORT WfNO SOCKS TO AAAKEf (M5 Xa1XSA:v VNHL 1HE lOEAj WA& CONCEIVED OF MAKING THE WIND OUIDES OP THE COM. 14 iy ME vice..c. T. . U.S.PAT. OCT THE ATLANTIC IS SOMETIMES SHIRLET CTARR, DURIN& NORMAL. T1AAES, FISHERMEN ,0P KWRTHWESTERN EURE TOOK FROM THE 5EA 4.20 ANMUALLY. NEXT: The first sJeheviistsV TRAIN DERAILED MEMPHIS, Tlenn., April 23 tM A, E." Groves, district , passen ger agent for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, said that the Ker train,' running between Mem phis and Cincinnati, had been derailed, de-railed, today near Keeling,' Teats oo miiea noixn or sere, itiUing two crew members and injuring one line's crack Fan-American passeil- pascsnjer seriously, SIDE GLANCES f i L.rois 4'.- 1 : r.f 3T ! , core. T wt seavtee, we. 4 f , t.atMi.i.w.w- it's going to be a Wugh season, 11 righttliere goes our. ; cleanup hi tier I" . -;: Herald Want Ads Bring Results : '-:'- ' ' '"V i - 1 .... . . m i 6-i |