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Show PfifTP in novo, vrxn eotnrTY. utah datt V u rtWJZ tU THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 144 LJn.ll. I XI Jorry-Built Deception v .1-... ! o-mihi .I'ntUMAj 'Hi. I i MM I t n f-Tt'f '4 1" in. Very deceitful creatures, those Nazis. Photos above show two examples of elaborate camouflage fouhd by Yank troops somewhere some-where in France after Germans fled. Top photo shows what's apparently the stark skeleton of a bombed building;. It is complete fake, having- been carefully constructed by Germans to fool Allied airmen into passing up the area. The "ruins" conceal con-ceal large underground barracks. Also built to hide subterranean quarters was the "farmhouse" In bottom photo. It was painstakingly pains-takingly constructed of plywood and netting, elaborately painted for realistic effect. ' Every struggle for freedom has en basically a struggle to take power from the state and to deliver de-liver It to the individual. Man-Kind's Man-Kind's progress can bo measured axgely in terms of the growth of Individual freedom." WHAT'S Ofl THE AIR TODAY THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 KOVO 1240 KDYL 1320 :0 Confidentially Toura Coffe Time funny hlr 6:30 Concert Hall IThlrd Naval :4Ji !Play Contest :0 c.abrtel Herfr 9:1. Has. n Ft. Ulue 7 :30 Ej rnpnunjr 7:43 iBIng Crosby I ICharlle Chan I :O0 Iris-'i MuMc S:13 H mns S::o Mi;.-:- a!n Jl:-!." l-'ultin J.-: is. li;irry Simy .March of Tune .Tr ' :00 LtilitieM Program 9:13 l.u' kv Irj.ii,.!,.. 9:30 !.o il t !.u::i;.s BMSin"sst!U'n 9:42 i 'I'!' la is A m erica I0:IK l,.or N'e! 10:13 George Pterney 10:30;George Hamilton 10:43 1 1 :0O Charlie Agnew 11:13 ll:"lOAl Tra'.-e 11 :4S iNevva I Th " ma a ManiMnl Da: bara and Bo; I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 6:OOI :13 6::t0 INS Program 6:43! Morning Serenade Hldiu' Range I New a ISouth of Border 7:00Artliur iaetli 7:15 I. Restock Report 7:S01Neme 7:43 Treasury Song .Mil Hi. Mailnnaa luneful Timea !ews ''Iramiif Flet.-her 8:00 Khythin Fashions S:1S S:S0 Shady Valley 8:4A il.ora LaIon lloliert St. John 'fleveille IMornlng Matinee :M' Arthur Oaeth 9:15 Need AdM e? 9:30, Musical Memotiea 9:45'SereitaJe iHnnd of l.lfe 'f an.l Fa.le IStar Playhouse I .i Id Murwn J0:0O Hoake Carter 10:13 Home Service 10:30 Army Band 19:431 ioice of Nation ll.arry Smith IFashlon Talks j Newa ll:0Namea In News ll.'IS'Jack Berch Show 11:30 Songa to Remember 11:48 Woman's Jury Tin Tan Alley I Famous Musle Art Baker 1Z00 Dick Jergena 11:15 Parade of Stars lX:XUiCajric Foster lZ:43 Swap and Sell l:00,Morton Downey 1:13; Palmer House l:50,The Smoothies 1 :43 Notatime 2:90'Shall We Walts 2:13, Johnson Family t:O Zeb Carver 1:43 The Handyman Backatage Wife Btty iJine IStella Oallna Muslc Matinee ILorenzo Jones News IWIdder Brown I Melodies 3:00 Music. Nea SMAlChlck Carter J:30 Pant. Future 3:48, Request Hour Jirl Marries Love and Leers IJukt Plain BUI Front Farrell 4:00;Utah News 4:15, Off the Record 4:S0Merry Go Round 4:431 8:00; Fulton Lewis, 8:l3Suprmab S:30Tora Mis S:4.VThe Jet tere Jr. 'lr. Kate INena I Leu Holts ITea Hangers ERAt& 4.! til H ' ' ' 1 W5 '1 1 ' I TTTn ITjf v' It "If i fii i 1M t .C.ii. '.-4'',; Ration Calendar BEEFSTEAKS AND BOASTS, FATS. OILS, BUTTER AND CHEESE Red ' stamp A8 through G5, ration book 4, valid indefinitely. PROCESSED FOODS Blue stamp A8 through LS, ration book 4, valid indefinitely. GASOLINE A12 gasoline stamps, good for three gallons each, valid through Sept. 21, B3 B4, C3. and C4 coupons good for five gallons. LIQUOR N'o. 8 for one-fifth or one pint if fifth not available; No. C, two fifths or one half gal lon wine; expires Sept. 30. No. 17 good for bonus of one fifth. Cer tain types wine, and all rum, brandies bran-dies and gins unrationed. SUGAR Stamps Nos. 30. 31 and 32 ration book 4. each valid Indefinitely. Stamp No. 40 .ration book 4. for canning sugar, valid Indefinitely. Spare stamp No. 37. book No. 4, good for 20 lbs. canning can-ning sugar. See your local rationing ration-ing board. SHOES Airplane stamps 1 and 2, book 3, good Indefinitely. KUTA 570 KSL 1160 K'tty Dines INaines m Nl DIs. Town Meeting Armed Force I IDeath Valley ! Bill Henry I I Spotl!s'it Banda '.Story Teller 1 Major Bowea I ICorllsa Archer r:a v t irmii S lig INeiglihorlioood ISjtnp or io I Klnt Una I iTo Romance I .Kay Ilenle tl.um nnl Abner 'Krcd Waring iMyeterv John Neabltt i Veivi Pleasure Tarade V iN'en-s l oninienta Uoster Cope I A' T .sb Footllghta South American 1 M.-: ii- Henry j Taylor N'ewa M lixli'? Modern arlety Pliow ;Masterworka iKrskine Hawkina I I s , Parade of Banda IJohnny Long I I Tim 'n Tunea I Newa IKelth Clarke IN'ewa IJuhllalrea ICofiee Club I i Breakfast Club JN'ewa (Harry Clarke Tawn Patrol INena IKrank Mclntyre Corn'a a Poppln' IJamea Abbe IMatenln Poat Melody Caravan I At Bardl'a I joil Martjn I New a Tete-a-Tete Irtome Tront lAunt Jenny IGlamour Manor I (Crosby Show INews Kate Smith Big Sister Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday iBnukhnge Talks Life. Beautiful Testerday'a Hits IMa Perkins IMy True Story IBernardlne Flynn Aunt Jemima ITho Goldbergs (iutding Light I Herman Wilson IN'ewa Today-s Children Musical Library Joyce Jordan Women In White (Frank Mclntyre Dr. Malone IBetty liorker IJudy and Jane Tabernacle Organ lAmerlcan Woman M. Downey Mary Marlin Ma Perkins Str Time I Irene Beasley IPepper Young IKIernan'a Corner Bright Horizon 'Happiness Melody Bouquet IBaclierlor's Child (Changing World IB. Anderson IVallant Lady I Light of World Hough Riders ;Maril; n Day j jsiesta Rhythms (Bill Ages 8hould Be Fun .am the Tune 'Meet the Missus INews 8oft. Sneet Swing Qulncy Howe IRhythm Henncn Vlleon il.vn Murry IKhupaody JDick Tracy Walts Time IMusic and News Sea Hound IWorld Today Terry. Pirates Korn Kobblers Hop Harrlgan I Port la Faces Life .lack Armstrong INews Pill Agee IMuxle snd Pporta OUT OUR WAY HAH A MODERKI HE.E-HEE? WO. SHE PONY EXPRESS, EH? ) DIC?M'T CPUH H SEErJ J i I'LL TELL BV THE LOUP ENOU6H V HER. , V WRITIWO WHO SE.NT J I AM SHE EITHER STICKIM rr. but who it s J V hearc? him her foot FOR, IS WHAT I J WIMD1W HUP J OUT TRV- ! WANT TO KNOW T ER HEARD IT A IW TSTOPy OUR BOARDING MOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE EGAD, SOWS ALL FACULTIES AB.E MTU SOUR. 30MLS, VJHV FATIGUED SEARCH-INKS SEARCH-INKS FOR Tr4E I.OOO OOTVOOTRV SNIFFING I FORSOT NWHEREt x mo W0R.R.V 16 MAKING DOLLAR AND .SOUR A BARREL DOST ALONG l-7 Oi-TvsiV. Ur- rAT H TOR-TUCO , B vVifD BAlA: FLOOR THE 5CENT IS FRESH ? TtteT l " r FUNNY "Due to the manpower shortage, the football squad is Q 'What is prothrombin? A The substance in blood which makes it clot. Every Afternoon I Excepting Saturday ), and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday kf ornlng Published by the Herald corporation. 40 South First West Street. Provo. Utah. Entered as second class matter at the post office in Provo. Utah under the act of March S. 187 Subscription terms by earner Id Utah county, to cents the month. 14. to for sis months. In advance. 4 SO. th year, in advance; by mail anywhere In United States or 'te possessions. 80 cents the month; 14.60 for six months; 11.40 the year advene If you want a low-cost cash loan, from $20 to $300 with-out with-out red tape and all that stuff I'm the guy who'll be pleased pleas-ed to serve you. Just phone 375-W or stop In at your convenience. con-venience. Upstairs Above The Academy Theater 48 North Univ. Ave. Phone 375-W By WHUAMS 1 Better take THE OLO MASBE MOTOR TO A THIS IS As PSWCHlATRiST 6LL, Ar40 HAVE OFFSlOE LliGe. BOTWUW NOT TRY FORTUNE FUbH THE SrOOT VALvJEG TlAE GROUND vJrAlLE TELLER? BUSINESS HOLD EVERYTHING at r-Os1U eO . . pom, im stt mji swiitv. mo. t. ireu. sj. sj, riT. prr j "Junior! My land, I've been lOCdgnf U over for you, &&.' kins!" DETAIL TOR TODAY Bells In the Coast Guard and Navy time Is told by BELLS. It's really a very simpl method: when it Is eight BELLS it's either 4 a. m-8 m-8 a. m., noon, 4 p. 8 p. m., or midnight. When it is four BELLS irs either 2 a. n4 6 a. 10 a. m., 2 p. m., 6 p. m. or 10 p. m. How every, it is a bit confusing if you are awakened from a sound sleep and have no idea whether it is a. m. or p. m. Some men like the bell system because as soon as they hear the BELLS they know immediately it is some time or other and it reminds them to look at a watch. J V 7 ; ir n lJJ MS 99 ALLEY OOP f MASMfT RECOVERED AVASEOM EXCEL- JTV IV l& BEPLKJNAJT TO r7 A AtWVZ&TJ LIT. ABNER By AL CLAPP " RED RYDER FRECKLES AND HIS Tt i Imagine zs4 OTHEK. GIRLS CLAIMMrJO OWNERSHIP OP rVTV LE6S r i irM . i ... 1 ii ON rwy ClSFrE. IV IS QUITTirO'. I Tr" AniTtOlaslI I L - IB ir-W nirvi. rw- X K . e . w r-w 'six 1 all at i V 1 t I BOOTS AND HR BUDDIES I WASH TUBBS WS MOST T HOLP IT! LOOK. CT.05E TO THE 1 W6 CAN dET WHAT vILLAoe, A. HE & SAYINS SAR6E IVhat does it mean when THE ALMANAC SAVS T CKJTPPC -.4-aTrTriC - v iiujr,AttvL- n, THIS CTJRIOUS WORLD I SIDE GLANCES SSy I S NORM AM "Kl D" ELBERFELD , X A ' U ,7 PHIL A. VS NEW YORK, f -XTV t V- P Qfi -iTT I Et.. ' 1 autumn begins . . . which happens this year on Sept. 23, at 12:02 a. m.. E. W. T. NEXT: The original SO TOU DOrT HtSE lT HERE WITHOUT, ' Vosn 5T :VCiTD-JOEJ FRIENDS ni i i i A Tl FOR THE BOYS OVERSEAS MUST BE MAfLED BETWEEN fSOWAVO OCTOSSG S77Y. cops ism sr Nt eesvicc. wc. 9-21 T. M StC U. S. PAT. Ofr. highway builUers. f.-; ' r HAVE 1 NOT SERVCP THE JAPANESE AT XJfS .1 1 a I v ..:rn T"?1 ffiKji wr userui. services, aiw? know! I J. SB HEbV UNU'tK 6fcNK K&. LIKBr A ,ii1i.iVl I MWI tl ft Ull ITAOV aSs M 1 1 ii is. i mil,, i PBAklB0 Ail. X II UIAUCTtiree tmr AliirAuS mMiii I -J 1TTHROW TH' eT r 1 -JUKEO rAOlU VJOUlO I f POJrA OUT " LEAVE SiCE 1 HS.RI HERl S Amvwav. it twrills ME TO KMOvw Vve GOT SO MAIsTV . IMITA.TOCS' CUT 7M0SF 6HBIS AEr DECEITFUL Titv PROBAfttV TMOUGWT TMEV WCRC PRETTY AND TMEV CLAIMED WEM as tucid QWN.' Cheats .' .Ce VOVftT Nei. VOO 0K)6 THB m t aAvir S k xrrrxi cowt tees y si snmct. wee, t. ts, wa . r. esy. What am I going to do when there are no more scrap drives or paper drives and no war stamps to buy 7 By HAMLIN By FRED HARMON By MERRILL BLOSSER ie4 r set T ate, u. Mt. or. By EDGAR MARTIN By RQY CRANE HkH C0MMAN0. MOT UNMINDFUL 1 nn mv reconversion plans! IT WAS TfRCifttY SWEtT Of THEM TO ) PAW MP 6UCM A MICE COMPUWEJOT, WASNT IT s n 7 Wsy far-" ne scene. 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