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Show PAGE 8 ""JMffifrF DAILY HERALD THIS CURIOUS WORLD THE BERRYS Two Escaped War Prisoners Caught By G I On Leave WEST WARREN, Utah, April 13 (U.R) Two German prisoners of war who escaped from the Ogden, , Utah, prison camp, were back in custody today after being cap tured by a soldier veteran of 33 months m Egypt, Italy and India. Sgt. Jesse Combe, home on furlough, fur-lough, said the capture was nothing noth-ing at all. The prisoners knocked on his door. They were hungry, tired and bewildered. "They had all the fight gone out of them, and wanted to surrender in a hurry just like they have been doing in Europe," he said. Combe telephoned military police po-lice in Ogden to take the prisoners of fhis hands. Navy Personnel Totals 3,211,273 WASHINGTON, April 13 (U.R) The navy disclosed today that naval personnel on Dec. 31, 1944, totaled 3,211 273 men and women. Of them, 90,487 were women waves and navy nurses. The figures did not include coast guard or marines. . A breakdown by state showed the following figures: Idaho 13,-474; 13,-474; Montana 12,958; Utah 17,-264. 17,-264. SUNSHINE, ONLY THING LEFT FOR BERLINERS LONDON. April 13 U.P.) A Broadcast Berlin dispatch to Zurich, Zur-ich, recorded by the BBC, said today, to-day, that the only bright thing left for the Berliner s was the spring sunshine. Frank Munri Waltz Time-' 7:00 p. m. Art Linkletter "Peeople Are Funny" 7:30 p. m. BiU Stern 'Sports Reel of the Air" 8:30 p. m. Amos of "Amos n' Andy" 8:00 p. m. Whot's On The Air Today FRIDAY, APRIL 13 KOVO KDYL 1210 1320 6:0 News 6:15 Curt Massey 6:30 Opportunity 6:151 H. V. Kaltcnborn ; Newsroom Duffy's Tavern 7:00Gabriel Heattcr 7:15 Real Stones 7:30 Double or Nothing 7:45! Waltz Time 8:00 LaMotta-Dellicurti Amos 'n Andy 8:30! Bill Stern 8:45! News 9:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. Supper Club 9:15 Sportscat. Music Hollywood Revue 2:?;42m-eU Thonias World. America 9:45 Music Tomorrow ,f,Ntws, Music News 10:15 Music. 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Handicapped Men Produce As Much As Able-Bodied CHICAGO. Am-n 13 m Pt Pyhslcally impaired workers produce pro-duce as much and possibly more than able-bodied workers, the Journal of the American Medical association said today. Physically handlcanncd work ers are dependable, regular in at tendance and careful to observe safety reeulations. the Journal said in an editorial. Basis for the editorial was a comparative study of 2,833 handicapped handi-capped workers and 5,523 able bodied workers employed throughout the nation by the war and navy departments. r MERCHANT MARINE RESUMES RECRUITING SALT LAKE CITY. Anril 13 (U P) The merchant marine recruiting ottice sponsored by the United States Maritime Service in Salt Lake City has reopened after a two-months shutdown caused by an oversupply of recruits, it was Every Afternoon rExecptlnf Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday Mornlnf Published by tae Herald corporation. corpora-tion. SO South First West Street. Provo. Utah. 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War Sports Hilights Hay ride ' Pan-American Jimmy Dorsey Early Music I Lelnnd Stowe Service News iNews Sports Music You Want I .News IRed Cross Parade of Bands i Dance Orchestra I Barn Dance i News News THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST- CONTINENTAL. ALTITUDES IN THE WORLD ARE ONI THE SAME CONTINENT... tSZ4...WlTbi MOUNT EVEREST" AND THE DEAD SEA. . , J iSR-IH.f ,S H E sr LOWEST POINTS IN THE U A??J?5tuAS A2E NOr ONLY IN "E SAME STATE ... CALIFORNIA ... BUT in THE. SAA cotvn COPR. 195 BV NEA SERVICE. IHC. . T. M. fit O. U. S. PAT. OFF. FAST-BOILING FOOD IS NO HOTTER THAN IF BOILING- SLOWLY. AND IT NEXT: So FUNNY "In case I light 49 I I 4-uv SIDE GLANCES ew. iso y ma stmncr. inc. t. m. wo. u. s. w, " "Yes, it's small," but it's the only apartment I could find, and I thought you'd like the cozy foxhole atmosphere!" f I? PL 4:3 'A VELLOW.NEWSPAPFP AAAv be PRINTED ON WHITE PAPER'iSw FRANK THAYSB. big Bnuil! BUSINESS on a Jap!" orr. 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TOSb THE HEAD OUT OF ' i ml wwogw AND OFVN& ME. MV JEWEI FD ftAr iCrWTCHCR. r-Y SUBLIME SWN ITtHW. LEAST RE I D RYDER 1 ROB r sYOU DID FRIENDS 0 -SiU?! THAT NO, BUT I PUT NO DOUBtA 5w NTT J SHABYSIIPE BUj THE L-M-QL-S. CLUB The l mols club.commomlv MOWM AS THE LITTLE MOTHEM OF CARD SMITH, HAVE BANDED TOGETHER TO LAY OlFTS AT HIS FEET IN HONOR OF HIS CAPTIVATING CROON (M& J IT SEEMS THAT LARD TREMSLtJ WHEN HE SINGS -AND FOB. THAT MATTER SO DO ALL TUB LOCAL (SALS WHO HEAR HIM THE MOTHERING INSTINCT BROUGHT ON BY "THE WAR8LIMI OF A OtOONEH 6 SOMETHING. NEW, AND AIL THE LOCAL GAiy tAW.WOO AWL ViO VCTV MEE4TEB MtfKEE EES I'VE NOT HERE. TRYW r . I s l MAsreicpiecc By WILLIAMS j DAVE K1EVFR. IM TRYlN TO 1 HURT ON THENA PROVE THIS MODERM NAACHIMES WHICH NEVER HAD AMY GEARS COVERED-BUT I'LL BET HE GITS STUFF IS ALL BOSH. THEY'LL HAVE A HARD TIME PICKIN' HURT ON THIS HIS PARTS CXIE--THAT'S OUT OF TH WAY THIMGS TORIC OUT PARTS X2 V mmmk 4-13 MAYBPTWrS; SOME 60BIL i A YE Mr? 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OEAftONSTRATION Bv AL CLAPP ( THEY'VE LICKED OFF i ALL. THE MO LA 55 Eb AND - LOOK 'I -THERE S SOHETHIN& By FRED HARMON OVfPD r rem By MLilitlLL E Lvaiui fk ffiij I'M GONNA BE A 6i6-TiMe CKOONER. ! MOVE ASIDE PKANKIt -AND ROOM By EDGAR MARTIN By ROY CRANE COUSlKiS OW-VCAFPAWK EGAt,B0VSVOO AMD VOLIO J r CKOONER. MOVE ASIDE. A FRANKIE AND -S 3f7 O0NT LET TWEES LEETLE 5HRlMf SPOIL Y YOU Bid FAKEH EVESYTHEEM6, RAMON SILENCE HEEMJ YOU LOOK LUCE ' - r -sr- A OMSouyxcAN ON? TTART THEIR. SPoastsovJELL IN TUB GAME WALTZ A SIOI JkT 1 3O0ST f GT0PPST I THE OLD DAZE 4-15 4-13 TUASTONiEa 5 tr iff sfwwt. me. t. i |
