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Show PAGE 10 MKCn DAILY HERALD! THE BERRYS Yamashita Enters Arraignment Court "ITT - TV' iTSS :1:l;:)''.wi V i I'M J ' in' 1 A a. b iWJM Telephoto) Japanese General Tomoytiki Yamashita, flanked by American MPs, enters en-ters the courtroom at the High Commissioner's residence In Manila, Philippine Islands, where he was arraigned on charges of being a war criminal by an American Military Commission. Photo by Andy Lopez; Acme photographer. Open Door Urged For Palestine CHICAGO, Oct. 17 (U.R) Sen. Alben W. Barkley, D., Ky., majority ma-jority leader of the senate, last night called for the "opening of Palestine's doors" to the Jews, despite the "delicate international" internation-al" situation involved. Speaking before a mass meeting called by the Chicago committee for justice, the Kentucky senator said that there should be "no further fur-ther delay in the solution of this great human problem of finding homes for Europe's Jews." A crowd estimated at 30.000 persons heard Barkley say that "from the standpoint of humanity and justice, the plight of the Jews cries out for the opening of Palestine's Pal-estine's doors." Lt. Gov. Hugh Cross of Illinois termed the fight for a homeland lor the Jews "the historic battle of humanity versus the imperialistic imperial-istic policy of the British empire." em-pire." "Palestine will never be a haven and a homeland for the Jews,' he said, "unless the Jews of the United States, x x x make the British empire understand Idaho Per Capita Income Doubles BOISE, Ida., Oct. 16 (U.R) The income per capita for Idahoans last year was $987 compared to $440 in 1940, according to official government data reported yesterday yester-day by Earl W. Murphy, secretary of the Idaho state chamber of commerce. In the boom year of 1929 the average was $518 and in 1933, $242. The national average last year was $1,117. SIDE GLANCES Kin rgTAP t NFEH TOO MANY THINI6S, p3 I BUT, 'Cr I MOMMY... Pr SHQKTj UTM T" P-.V- MONEY V PnTR.WlLLVOUGO 1 TO TH' DELICATESSEN AMD GET A BOX OF CRACKERS? jft&c"-S.t'.' . -s. (OKAY 10 -17 ' I I J UPY MOW COME YOU SENT" STOREvANrONILY TOR A DOX OF CRACKERS WELL.. SOME DAY YOU'LL LEARN THAT A MAN CANT WALK INTO A DELICATESSEN WITHOUT BUfING OUT 1 n i T T ALLEY . OOP By HAMLIN WELL! IT SEEMS A HAIRCUT AAJ0 SHAVE SURE MUSTA DONE THIN6S TO MS... O0O.A LOOKED RIGHT AT ME VTHCXJT A FLICKER. ( SIR. BUT I rHIVAH, OOOLA, ,1 1 UX ABNEH By AL CAPP PlLUNf UP WORAVE. V HMIH.rAWHY LATER I HUH r-SO Xp' DECIDED NOT HOULD AH Vr 1 T2 r BLAST NCTHAID CLEAN I DO TMET? EZzZL S wOfO DONT KETCH TH'PARTIK'LAR ( WCf. V F 86V, VO J 'BOOT WHO ft V (rtX NO U5t SCREAMN'"S DRUTHEI? fTOP-STHANGERl J BE A LIVE ONLY WORDS AH " HU-.BIN KIN HEAR 15 - r THAN A WILL VO' MARRV J f DA ID LMtr-r V BACHELOR -i IP ONLY MEN REELI2ED HOW rAKnK'LA SAL IS 'BOUT" WHO "lfg wins TjVT Jpy RED RYDER By FRED HARMAN Weather Stripping Prepare for Winter PHONE 34 SPEAR LUMBER CO. 195 West Third South Provo, Utah DUMMY ALARMS MOTORIST INDIANAPOLIS (U.R) Pranksters Prank-sters led Hubert Acree of Indianapolis Indian-apolis to believe that he had killed a man. He jumped out of his car to investigate after he struck an object in the middle of the street. A limp body, clad In short brown pants and a boy's iacket of bright green, led him to fear the worst, so he was both mad and glad when he found bis "victim" was only a'straw-filled dummy. that deeds and not words are the order of the day. "Great Britain always gets too tough too late and too often,' Cross said. PEDRXOLR- LKicK-uf nr-' tew Evwy Afternoon (Excepting Saturday) and Sunday Sunday Herald Published Sunday Morning Published tT ttae Herald Corpora-tion. Corpora-tion. SO South First West Street. Provo, Utah. Entered aa second class matter at the postofflce in Provo. Utah, under the act of March 3. 1879. Subscription tttmn by carrier in Utah county. 80 cents the month. $480 felt six months, in advance; $9 60 the, year in advance; by mail any-' where in the United States or its possessions. 80 cents the month: $4 50 for six .months; $8.60 th year in advance. What's On The Air Today WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17 Vfmt KMWiaV IT'S W LAST HfE YOU'LL JS'CK Lime &EAvER3 I I I 'v r v I I a I 335 HOLD TOUR CHIPS. 6E.tJTS- IT'S A FREE FOR ALL' a mil in. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ovvtdT IP THE POUCE CHIEF DOUBLE- CROSSES US f WeVC ALLOWED FOR. THAT A COP CAM PINCH PE v . WW. BUT A dUCXZSlJ IS (He yUYWHO: . r a. a ra it c r ALL ARRANGED- SHApf fvEAH, sud wo, T Its I bur how cam wr wim a Judge V I OVER. 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