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Marine private was Tield today for a Federal Grand Jury after an international junket jun-ket during which he allegedly . posed as an "aide" to several American Admirals and "inspect-ed" "inspect-ed" a - newly-launched British warship in a Canadian yard. Martin E. Mahcr, 19. of Everett, ' Wash., was held in $3,500 ball on charges of wearing the navy uniform illegally. The youth, arrested by FBI officers of-ficers after his deportation from Canada, was discharged from the Marines in May when he completed com-pleted a two month sentence at Portsmouth N.H.) naval prison for being AWOL. According to the FBI, Maher traveled through the United States and Canada in a navy lieutenant's uniform festooned with decorations and bearing the gold aiguillette of an Admiral's aide. Maher had visited Portland. Ore , where he was arrested and held briefly; Los Angeles, where a warrant was issued for him; Santa Barbara, Calif.; Salt Lake City. Utah; New York City; Bos-" Bos-" ton: Portland, Me.; and St. John, N. B. OUT OUR WAY Tank Destroyer 'Hottest' In Use LIMA, O. UJD The Army's new tank destroyer the M-12 is regarded by the Army Ordn ance Department officials here as "the hottest thing in today's arm ored warfare. Capt. Charles R. Adkins, Columbus Co-lumbus Grove, O., ah Army automotive auto-motive expert of 16 years' experience, experi-ence, who saw the M-18 in operation opera-tion in France,' said the vehicle "is a streamlined speed demon that put a streak of lightning in our drive across France into Germany." The M-8, he said, has a mechanical me-chanical system which permits complete installation of a new engine in less than two hours. Capt. Adkins asserted that the tank destroyer's 10 bogey wheels operate independently, "thus one broken wheel will not incapacitate incapaci-tate the vehicle, which mounts a 76-mm cannon." 6AV, MRS. H0OPLE.OID VOO a . . . i if-l . n r -v. h . x-r CiOOcD T EM ABIDED r THE. WASH TASTED LlKE. SOAP, BUT lrUSKB TifO rJ CMMaSft -MOO PUT THKT id TO WAk'oK IT Ut?VJrs uWiiu'-u'ni Ibf MAOt A1D NOU'D BcEn CUOKJMfc. 9U 00 OUtsHl 1 oc UUNC BIBLE STORY HELPED GREENSBURG, Ind. (U.R) County Clerk Earl Woodward rightfully kept his hopes high, thinking of the Biblical loaves of bread and fish which fed a multitude, multi-tude, when the OPA granted him only four pounds of sugar and 73 points for meat to feed 2,268 election workers. The next week the OPA sent him an apologetical letter and enclosed coupons for 68 pounds of sugar, 1.587 points for processed foods and 1,134 for meat. OUSY WOMEN Tasted racipts far mk-tna mk-tna avarvdav foods mora tempting, mora wholesome Accidental Gas Deaths Increase NEW YORK (UJS Fuel shortages short-ages were indirectly responsible for an increase of 500 deaths from accidental gas poisoning during 15)43, according to statisticians statis-ticians of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The total last year was about 2.200 compared with 1,694 in 1942, an Increase of 29 per cgnt. All but 11 were killed by carbon car-bon monoxide, largely due to improved im-proved heating arrangements. Four-fifths of the total fatalities occurred in the home. Top burners and ovens of cooking cook-ing ranges used as improvised heaters were responsible for 14 of the 58 gas cooking fatalities. Room gas heaters were responsible responsi-ble for 14 of the 58 gas cooking fatalities. Room gas heaters were responsible for 13 deaths and hot water heaters for 18. By WILLIAMS ' until ml.lV. KVlhO- itW OK i BN THE JAW, NVR. HHBi VOO COMB WERE TO SE& THE GOLDFISH OR ARE YOU 3TJINK A ClAWA ?-- ' &OEST& WHO TIPTOE- PAST THE CASHIER AR.Es 1 3EfNED ALPHABET SOUP MOTHIM WITBUT A PERIOD. v OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE If tTTv II U MARY IEE TAY10r Tueidoys and Thursdays j I England in 1824 was the first country to organize a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. Krtj Aftaroaen (zeapitM Saturday) and Sunday Sunday HaraJd Publlabad Suadsj tteraiaa Pabtlahad by tba HaraJd Corpora. Uo a, tt aoutb nrat Woat Itmt Prova, Utah. Cntarcd aa aacond claaa mattar at tba poaiuffJca la Proe. Utah uadar tba act of aiareb a. 1U. EubaertpUoa tarma by uwi ta Utab cauary. ta caatafba montb. $.10 for ili months. In adraoea; $., tba yaar. in advao.a; by mail aaywbara to Ualtad atataa ar na poaaaaaloaa. caata tba month; Si.it for aU moatba; ll.t tba jaar a adraaea. What's On The Air Today WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 KOVO 1240 KDYL 1320 KUTA 570 ESL 1160 News Sunnv SVyler Melody : 6:15 S:I0 S:S 7:1 7:3a 7:45 S:SS 8:15 8:39 8:45 Fulton Lewis Jr. H. V. Kaltenborn Lone Ranger Newsroom I Here s Latest Sweeten Music News News Jack Carson I Dr. Christian Bill Henry Gabriel Hcattcr Melodie Cisco Kid Eddie Cantor Dunninger I ' District Attorney Spotlight Bands 1 Coronet Story Inner Sanctum i Allan Jones Master Singers Varieties Kay Kyser Ray G. Swing Ted Malone 'News Chapel in Sky Great moments I in Music Electric Hour Nelson Eddy . A THAT'S CARCVlW HIS UTILE FEUD UNL1 It I uex TOO FAJ2.' HE DID THAT J&ST TO GET Wfisja V MET ) ) ATT ME.' BUT OU FELLAS WHO ARE tTm T T N. y I SPEAHIN' TO HIM KIW TELL HIM 1 Jlilll 11.11 II T7vf7 V SAID THE ASHES rAAK.ES A BIG f Y l V iMPROVEMEMT INJ HiS r'7 ) coo Kim y- J f I j T y SCATTEKEP SHOT . t , w . , m,. I i3. FUNNY BUSINESS 1 , K. &a sg. vLfL UX ABNER By AL CLAPP II ver is ovah mimk y'ua'f 1 1 me haiht herx-but CM I Ijot my mrrff-) Y ah-li. I itXTAKt that betF V HtJI I ipoot moMrV-so, J f goobyeL, 1 1 wmuts reallv pitiful. iWM I cm a mam of - bet i I ru we mafpv- 1 MlSSlw I ACCORdIJ?T: THT Z V RUNT'' I I -T5-h KAtNTT MlMt jL 1 I HONOR- I'LL, A W JS I WINNING A WA&ER AH W3H J 5ADEHAWWNS SNlLlJ I NEnRf.WAL.- 1" fl I RAY THE PENALTY J ( WOHT5) I FROM YOU .:'- T-A USUAl! I UK, I "ruiD AMIH NEXT llVar I I THE ACAinCE Ui K . HERE fiOKA. 4 MW.y X iaLf rtlS ammmtmmamM rtrr nvnm Rv KHKU HARMON nxay ntuui I UrA-IA.')V- IF THOSE FELLOWS loOVEft VOLLETW iWWUsW' J j HgiDn,l0Kt t TWO f&&fX ARE HUrHN n LODGE IS RIoHT I 5CWOR VOllW A .- V HrpS.1 ,15, J BELOW TMErA-A VULT RIGHT gOW.)7' JJi " y pifi FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By MERRILL BLOSSER Look mere's rY CDlLF&e YEAR book TMeiees nv PICTURC AND IT SHOWS HOW X r DBeSSCD FOR. --4 SCHOOL" r-f E OH.BROTMEK '.! SrRlCT.y.. 1 NEVCR.- OFF THE" COB, IF YOU ASK Mfcl y IHELE'SS i HAD 0I6NITY 0 rvK?' AND UNTIL YOU LEARN TO PRESS PROPERLY. YOUR- WEEKLY ALLOWANCE lAill I RP DISCONTINUED foul :css I OUR. 1 NOI I rLr T .Ui;t GOTTA e OW THE PAYROLL .' HOW??? j-v- r BC ) X KNOW T . - m V ILp cora Ta"gr wt r.cayici wc t err. o rT orr 7 'V BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES - - - I COtO0-COtAtW!S MADAMll " S if ay rmv i ' a - By EDGAR MARTIN -- ,,..rt..Kl n m ri a 1 v i - WASH . TUBBS By ROY CRANE 9:0t Music 9: 1 S America's Music 9:30 Lowrll Thomas 9:4S Sport wast Music Shop C. 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DO ' YOU KNOW TlT& NOT fAR. lf f HOPE WE PIPMT V 60SH A' WISHTy, TW5 BS&0H, CAPTAIN ZASY'.J ( EEP YOU FE LIAS JWSJ fPTAlM! 60T U TO THE rV fr MATTER TO KEEP PLACE W-r k . ZfrrX- ASM TBAM5LATOR5 U THE JAP$ CANT FIND US T WEU PICK UP " IN THIS KW0 O' COUNTRy 1 THE REST Or AT NlSHr6llES US S&JEH THE BOYS TWO V HOaRS TO SET AS FAR 1 MUSS EAST Of5 , XAWAVAS rSSiBierNHERg n ii m i.r 04UaraVssTt it-i? PjgfdJjws atawes. aie. t. i ra. a. t. nit, ear. SIDE GLANCES "Let's play something else I'm tired of this 'guess who' game:" i 5:99 Fulton Lewis Jr. t:1S ColIee Varieties 5:39 Tom Mix 5:45 Stiperman Girl Marries .Portia Fares Life Just Plain Bill Front Farrell 99 Utah News :1J Chirk Carter -.39 Merry Co Round :45 Rough Riders ; j Bill Agee i Name the Tune ' INews Record Shop I 6th War Loan Singing Stars IF. Mrlntyre Sea Hound Hop Harrigan iThe Upbeat World Today Dr. Kate 'Reporter i Music Fashions News 'Terry and Pirates Dtek Tracy Jack Armstrong iCapt. Midnirht Khylboi Kaapaody iJoica Jordaa .a SgojJJJiSaiSSS Upstairs Above Tiie Academy Theater 48 North Univ. Ave. Phone 375-W Hcrald Want Ads Bring Results Only Three weeks to flo, And you haven't skepptd. So do if beiore The last gift's cepped. coaa. im my wa sewwet. me. t m. m. u. . rT. ear. - ti, ftrk'n. r -. .- rr..-rt.rt-. firs. 17 rr- 3 THIS CURIOUS WORLD "While you are in Ihr slore see if Ihey still have that lovely silver vegetable dish I've been admiring Dec. 15 is your, father's birthday !w JAMES T. SMITH, Warsaw, ky.. HAS OW0 MORE THAN A 7WOUSAAS0AUtS BACK AND FORTH TO HIS WORK AT THE jCHENLEY WAR ALCOHOL PLANT AT LAWKNE8UK&. IND IH A BOAT OF HIS OWN 6UUCING. ( nc bws9 ins wniw vi TWICE ADAV. . taw ar su scsmcc. sas. t. m. ace. u. a. mt. off. ii aw ssa F J 7k VtRASE'METEOR 15 PROBABLY NO LAR&ER THAN A ytWy-SUJ 11-29 'rVkEN YOU TAKE THE STREETCAR! HOME) YOU wrri ww ii riBJayf 4fera (4tsaotsyT. in NEXT: EU IMiitne j's foxy idesv |