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Show PAGE 6 TOVO. TTTAH eOTTrTTT. UTAX TTESDAT. AUGUST I. 14 DAILY HERALD f OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS ALLEY OOP By HAMLIN Doenitz' Brain Blitz OH.VES' THl.M K T.t ne tii' II MOW, 8ARR1M3 BLAST IT, (I CAVJ'T HELP IT. WONJ- EK1EMVS PROPA-SAWDA PROPA-SAWDA GUVS KiECHAWICAL. BROJSOKI.,v-v MLK3.' COOLA GOiMG DIFFICULTIES, YOU'LL KJEVERT BACK IKJTO 1 OON'T SEE GET OVER. THAT ALOWE HAS MCrW I CAM HEAD IMJURY IF V CbOT ME VOU DONT SVDP! JfTTERyj WALK.IKK3 THE FLOOR. h STRETCH HIS lm&&Msm? r ( LET'S SEE JERUSALEM OKI -7nrMV RW3KT. THE DEAD SEA OKI ( MTT STARS. A MV LEFT AKJD THE TFgP I VfJ TRAT.VtS LEAD TO TH1S f 7ES!Ls EZlOfJ-CEBER.RlCjHr SHOULD) V TEKrv 7SVrOWWTHE BE. A f JzZy rMlDDLE.:j(CIMCH.' Ra BUT HIS TOKkSUE? YA2l . J I I MUCH I TRVIMT TO TALK ) X 0'J 'A KTTT1 I ias s l -1 ig et t i r, m m . . - - vV r f fi if i y-" - w - 1JJU. I' I In all seriousness, Spanish diplo-mats diplo-mats report that Admiral Doenitz, head of the German fleet, has evolved a plan for subjecting New York to a robot blitz. Pilotleaa planes, according: to the Idea pre sented to Hitler would be launch ed from special platforms built on Nazi submarines. Artists' con ception, above, shows how plat forms might be built on a submarine, sub-marine, with a robot bomb in place, ready for its deadly ride. Silhouetted against the New York skyline, left, one of the ro bot planes is descending again according to the artist's conception. Survey Reveals OPA Compliance Of 90 Per Cent SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 8 (TIE) A survey of meat stores throughout Utah during July showed that 95 per cent of the items, and 90 per cent of the posting, post-ing, items were corect and in compliance with the law. OPA district dis-trict price supervisor Irvine L. Uiler reported today. Items most frequently in violation vio-lation were cocoa, accounting for about SO per cent of the 616 items, and smoked ham, accounting for 42 violations, Miller said. Failure Fail-ure to place price tags on meats resulted in 10 per cent more. 4 9:30 p.m. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME INTER-MOUNTAIN NETWORK Standard of California Springville Mrs. Sadie McTavish, who been living with her son in Oakland, Oak-land, Calif., is visiting friends and relatives in Springville, the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miner. Mrs. Vernon Tipton, and little daughter Dianne of Mesa. Ariz., are visiting L,t. Tipton's .mother, Mrs. Lula Witney and other relatives rel-atives in Springville, It. Tipton, is a prisoner of the Germans, according ac-cording to word received last April. Mrs. Margaret Huntington and daughter Dickie are visiting a daughter and sister, Mrs. Virginia Fehr at Whittier. Cal. Mrs. Beth Berrett entertained at a party at her home for members mem-bers of the Seagull class of the Fourth ward primary marking the close activities for the summer. sum-mer. The girls gave the program for the evening consisting of poems, stories and musical numbers num-bers and a lunch was served in-conclusion. in-conclusion. Members of the Fidelity club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Margie Davis. Cards and luncheon were diversions with prizes for the games going to Mrs. Florence Boyer, Mrs. Faye Cranmer and Mrs. Mary Clegg. Mrs. Max Robinson, the former Eva Crandall, arrived the past week from New York City where she has resided the pat year with her husband who is a Lt. (J.g.) in the navy and is at present in the Atlantic theater of battle. Mrs. Robinson is making her home with her mother Mrs. Zina Crandall Cran-dall for the present. NEGRO WOMAN HELD IX STABBING OGDEN. Utah, Aug. 8 (UE Vivian McCrory, 27, Negro, was held in Ogden Jail today, after an altercation over a seat in an electric train Sunday which ended in the stabbing of Phyllis Caby. 20, white. Davis County Sheriff Joseph Holbrook said Mrs. McCrory jabbed jab-bed Miss Caby in the arm with a pocket knife as the train reached Clearfield. He said he would file a charge of assault with a deally weapon. Tires wear out five times as fast in temperatures of 100 de grees as in temperatures of 40 degrees. WHAT'S OH THE AIR TODAY TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 KOVO KDYL KUTA KSL 1240 1320 670 1160 OlArthur Hal Dinner Dancing Jam for Supper iBtj Town ilSNlek Carter Newsroom News :M!Stnfonlstta IDate With Judy Nitwit Court IRomanee S:4SI ' 1 Bill Henry 1:ir.ahri) Heatter JMyetery Theater .Famous Trlala CBS Jack Pepper l:15'Aloha '.and ?:3.Forum of the Air Worda at War 'Spotllrrir Band "BS "Doc" rifhf I '"lory Teller 1 S:M C. Greenwood !R. O. Swing 'CBS Corwln S:IS Dick Kuhn iNelahborhood S:30IMuelc Salon IHlldecarde ILet Touraelf Go "BS Edwin Hill S:45,riay Ilenle ! I Mulc In the Air Radio Newareel Mule Shop 'Paul Netlaon "Mystery :1JIGarwood Van INewa Turn and Ahner 'Passing Parade t Lowell Thomas 'Johnny Presents Scramhy Amby News :43Sportscast I I Hood Cheer Songs MKMlNews, l-abor News ;For the Boys n . American Melody ie:18!twrence Weill I ISouth American I 1:3 Dean Hudson I Richard Harkneee 'Henry J. Taylor News lg:45 Dick Kuhn 'Let's Danre Sports ICongress Speaks ll:M'Organ Reveries I Sew s (Parade of Bands Mssterworks 1 1 :15 farm.n aallaro 'Pongs hy Sheila. I 11:30 Joe Mar.'oia Mulo Tou Wanti lsonny Dunham 11:45 Air Lane Trio :vewe we WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9 :0 IRIdln' the Range Time 'n Tunes ISewe :1ft ! Burl lies S:M'tN8 Program iN'ewa 'Ve ( of fee Club :4AMernln Serenade IFouth of Border IKelth ClarVe I 7:"jOArthur Gaeth Mirth. Madnene IBreakfast Club Vewa 7:lft1.lvestock Report ITuneful Times . 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The Goldbergs II :00Lawrence Walk tiidlnf Light Hermnn Wilson Newe H:l.VDI-k Llebert IToday's Children Musical Library IJoyce Jordan 1S:3HCednc roster Women In White IFrank Mclntyre jDr. Malone 12:45jSwapp A Sell IHymns I.Tudy and Jane IQrgan Recital 1:M Morton Downey American Woman Downey Songa I Mary Mariln l:IMPnlmer House Ma Perkins l5ter Time Irene Boasley l:3)Real Life Stories Pepper Toung (Klernan'e Corner I Bright Horizon 1 :46.Novatlm IHapplnesa I Melody Bouquet I Bachelor's Child trOeiOlubwomen Bnckstace Wife Betty t.ane IChanging World J :15 Johnson Family IStella Dallas A Barrel! of Fun Bot Andersort S:3S1 Detective Story Lorenxo Jonea JNews Llght ut World 5:4.! 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GET 1 COMES CLOSE j A FORK ir4 V HOME NME CAM PROVE V EfsJOOGH TO ( IT AND SEE H HE OlOKiT ePED J BREATHE ONi AV tT rf-C HlS EKiTlREi DONiE -A VACATION UKiDER A eOMBURKi.VOU'LL THINK VOO SMERE TupnwM ikato a. CAGE FULL OF UONiS! 2 - ' j i r r 41 ni. -55-; C.e. 1M4 tft MVKJ. lBured or OUT6IDE AKiO iNl FUNNY BUSINESS 4 '" :-l .... ... ';..-v..:: ;....- .''.."'. .. '..'' .., ,.., .'.' "',:,: "j i, 'i .1 ..... , n'-. ""-...,,.''.'' ''''f,''o'''-''i'j . coes isessTmAMsvicuwC. t M iH u l WW 'He never misses when he sets up those croauet wickets I" Every Afternoon (Eiceptlng Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday Morning Pabllshed by the Herald Corporation. 40 South First West Street. Prove, Utah. Eutered aa second claas matter at the postofflce In Prove. Utah under the act of March I. UTt. Subscription terms by earner In Utah county. 19 cents the month. 1 1. So for sis months. In advance; H 60. the year, tn advance; by mall anywhere In United States or "ta possessions. SO cents the month; 14 60 for elg months: It. 40 the year J advance. HOLD EVERYTHING isssS. 6-& Qjjfa4Jress sisM. ct ii era. a Nt. or "Sot Waving at somebody else he moment I turn mv back!" Deserts Nazis If you want a low-cost cash loan, from S20 to S300 without with-out red tape and all that stuff I'm the guy who'll be pleased pleas-ed to serve you. Just phone or stop in at your convenience. con-venience. QDTTi DO FIWARICC CO Upstairs Above The Academy j Theater 48 North Univ. Ave. Phone 375-W 1 xXri m I tNBA Telephoio) (NBA Telephoto) Baron Ernst von Welzsaeker. Ger. man ambassador to the Vatican, who ' has deserted the Nazi cause and informed in-formed the Holy See that he will no i longer represent the existing Ger- j man government. 1 'y" VI viaw,! S-S coea. ex St w wiet. Tt U'L ABNER ijr' 0 ftijCaLr- T5Kr-TSKATH'VsAV THEY 1 WZ V T ffefEXCOOSe f MAKE THESE. WOOOEN J A. llW FOLKSfr I I NOIAN5 NOWADAYS IS t V IL Jk a ART .r-as far as i 1 . fT MERELY S CAN SEE-rTCOT REAL CS By AL CLAPP IVE BEEN CXrcTR EVrEBVr PfO" OF IT ".''THERE. AINT INO 6CKEW5 I" UNSCREW. ITS ALL MADE OLTTA. OlMfr PECESO I'LL JUST MARK i asaeeasLii i v jjvufic e cOvf-1 rsMffr vevr aejSf RED RYDER By FRED. HARMON 7 v. APRirE PIGHT shovo to RlrRoc., N0N5ENS5E it 1 l w 1 a. . r . ssasai -am a DUCHESS-' U5E ARNO tS r REAL ATTRACTIOIO-' L.HE'5 A FAMOUS PUG-' rM. 4 OF FlrtWTlMV V)E Al rX'KO I NOBODY ii V Y 8-0 but half th' Ticket sale 5DS TO LOCAL CHARITY VOPI I V0HY IM IIAGNATON DlDNT YOU 50 60 WRN6Lt 'feVTARNATON DlDNT YOU T m SAY I1V rAT FM am TCi.r: ZCl mm FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL BLOSSER AMD THE THAT STARTED EVERV- THIKiG TUCKIED OUT TO BE AN OLD LOCKET a E LONGING TO HILDA RUBBLE. HILDA HAD LOST THE LOCKET, AND IN 0K3GIN6 Km COLD. THE kIDS ACO-D ACO-D EN TALL V SMASHED TUE LOCkET OUT OF -sss, SHAPE.-I Evervome Thought rr was a nugget; UNTIL OUC LOCAL JEWELER. MC- NEW COMER. FOUNO THE INITIALS L-S-"IO H .1 ENGRAVED ON IT J- r . m m V ) WHAT WILL BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By EDGAR MARTIN TOLD HL VOOi IVfL 1- VOO'. Lf WASH TTJBBS By ROY CRANE IN RI'ENACTIWd THIS JAP ATTACK IM THE PACIFIC, S4UA0R0N "A", IM USS, WILL 1 REPRESENT OUR B0MBER5m i ",52 S0UAPR3N"B",IN 8-26'S, zffls if! IN ILL REPRESENT ff OS(T THE JAPS Y-V7jL fcHf OWEMS.WUUTAKE rLANE 2 M A" 5QUA0R0N...THIS DESCRIBES YOUR StJION IM THE WRMATWH AT THE MOMENT OF ATTACK, AMD EACH , rVWMMtUVBK THElceArTEKMICKEs 7WKJ, llNVsesWIkUSM. rV 1 STUDV THEM CAftEFULLY... ASK CAPTMi EASY FOft ANV" DETAILS NOT CLEAR TO WO-OKAY. SVNCHCO- HUE TOUR WATCHES... TT 15 NOW 0931 J : slMiaaaiaaaaaaaa.aassssaaaaMemaaaBssa...H THIS CURIOUS WORLD 00 Of UUR. 1 SO CALLED ( OUMS ANIMALS ( &HOWI THAT CHIMPANZEES )i A oe . i kw Va intellisent; AND HO&S RATE HIGHER THAN COT 14 ay MEA M evict. INC. t. m. aea . a. at. off. jylllliuu MACK. FROM BARK OF THE OOO&tASFlR IS HELPING MAKE UP SHORTAGES OF 8-S. lVNJ-t7KItU CORK. 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