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8ROWNWOOD (T««) BULLETIN, FRIDAY. MARCH 3, 1*44
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Funny Business
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16 Grata 3 Undesirat
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24 Lecture 40 Registered
25 Paid notice nurse (abbr J
26 Therefore 42 Pilot
27 Sun god 44 Bury
26 Egypt (abbr > 46 Agreement
29 Voice qualities 47 God of war
48 Fodder vat
50 Also
51 Hawaiian
wreath
52 Twitching
54 Jhort sleep
56 Constellation
57 Pairs (abbr )
35 Bone
20 Doctor (abbr ) 7 Mineral rocks 36 Standard of
22 Go by 8 Chicken value
23 Ua 9 Transactions >7 Railway
24 Watering spot 10 Lyric poem (abbr )
27 Set anew 11 Negative word 38 Lieutenant
30Road (abbr) 21 Dispose (abbr)
31 Accomplish 23 Moist 39 Be in debt
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5:55 NEWS.
6:00 NEWS—Fulton Lewis—
MBS
6:15 Johnson Family—MBS.
6:30 10-2-4 Ranch.
6:45 Behind the Battlefronts.
7:00 With Our Wildlife—Game
Warden Wood.
7:15 G. L Jam Session.
7 25 NEWS.
7:30 Freedom of Opportunity—
Drama—MBS.
8:00 Cumberland Mountain
Boys.
8:15 Austin Avenue Church.
9:00 Beau Jack vs. Bob Mon
gomery—MBS
10:00 NEWS.
10:15 U.S.O. Dance
10:45 Dance Orchestra—MBS.
11:00 Headline News.
1102 Sign Off
SATURDAY
“I think the sen try’s a bit sleepy, sir!**
f mb'y/ can any \
Musical Clock.
NEWS
Four Belles.
Will Osborne's Orchestra.
NEWS.
Jimmy Wskely Trio.
Salute to Victory.
NEWS
Rainbow House—MBS.
Children's Bible Hour MBS.
Vincent Lopez Orchestra.
Golden Gate Quartet.
Sammy Kaye's Orchestra.
Lee Castle's Orchestra—
MBS r
NEWS.
Entertainment Guide.
Popular Hits.
NEWS—Charles Hodges—
MBS
Salute to Victory.
Mutual Goes Calling—
MBS.
Basketball Championship
Games—TSN.
American Eagle in Britain
MBS.
A1 Donahue Orchestra.
Hawaii Calls—MBS.
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O' YOU MEN 1)
DRIVE A TEAM i
OF MULES! WE \
GOT SOME \
SCCAPER teams )
AW WE NEED A (
MULE StONNER
till we can find
ONE ' >
“Why not tell Mr. Jones your income tnx trouble* when
they come for bridge tonight? He’s an expert, and it's
okay because I found out you make more than he does!**
A \Cr THAT THINKS ITS A VENEER
AACH* | WHEN BENEATH FOR. K3*
nist, i was / his dignity norance -
NOT / A KID. \ AND AGUY (WOW MANY
A \ SO I’LL ] WHO’S BEEN\CAN SKIN
MULE.'I TRY.' J AT TH TRADE.\ MULES
--v^V---^thirty years Lnowf/
DONT !/a
Our Old Slogan—
More of the Bosf for Lass
Wa invite you to try us.
KARL DERRICK'S CAFE
203 W. Broadway
Open Afl Night
Missing Ration Book
LANCASTER, Pa— (AP>—A ca-
blegram from England ended Mrs.
Charlea Morrison's several-weeks'
search for a missing ration book.
Her son, Master Sgt. G. Morri-
son, wired “found your number
four ration book in pocket. Will
return by mail.”
Published every evening and Sunday morning at Brownwood. Texas.
Entered at the Post Office at Brownwood. Texas, aa second class mall
matter.
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Brownwood Bulletin will be gladly corrected upon Its being brought to
116(fc i the attention of the publisher.
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presses the charm and popularity
of this be-ruffled, large-pocketed
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BLONDIE
By CHIC YOUNG
WWATDOMESAV <
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Lepke Buchaiter Is
Hoping to Be Saved
From Electric Chair
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Been FLY IN* S
' KITES IN TH* )
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■ OSSINING. N. Y.. March 3—
(AP»—Louis (Lepke * Buchaiter. as-
sured of at least two more days
of life by a last-minute guberna-
torial stay, today looked hopefully
to the highest court in the nation
to keep him' from the electric
chair.
The one-time ruler of a vast
cartel of crime, who was to have
been executed last night with two
sides for s 1936 slaying, was told
in the Sing Sing prison death
house 70 minutes before execution
time that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
had granted the trio a stay—until
•10 p. m. 'CWTl tomorrow—pend-
ing an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court.
Warden William E. Snyder said
Lepke was highly pleased at the
news, although it was reported he
confident all
Cross-Stitch Pansies
THE LONE RANGER
By FRAN STRIKER
THERE* BOHf- ' Hi DCN*T 00 ft?
THMGCURIOUE ] HE COULDN'T K1U
ABOUT _/ A COCKROACH/?
MUEOURl*! TV WHVOUOHt
■» MANNER.'/ X COHmeSB? /
MISSOURI,MAD OOSSNTYl MUSTV*'
think you killed J-Soo*m rri
MERMTT JOm! yr—EVERY-
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had been coolly
along.
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Iaa1ack?A!
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BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH
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THE CAMEL CAR (WANS
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a new bride—pansies mean
‘thought.'* you know!
To obtain complete transfer de-
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Cross Stitch Designs 'Pattern No.
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530 South Wells Street. Chicago.
• 'that she was an outsider, and an
r u r a ■ [)
^ ™ ® she mustn’t let Peg fight this bat-
'd JfntAforf tle for her. Mac was watching her
__ _ skeptically and Kitty knew he was
Dhiiiiiir4. less, sxA i« r • i««, iw. waiting for her to walk out on thij
and quit; but she wasn't going to.
evening walking back and forth to -j don.t exactl what ^
the source of supply and freshen- Mag,” she said, “and I
mg hix own drmkon every at- Hi Jurt go on M* knowing
tentrve tnp. However, he never what ^ mean bec.um I'm vWt-
misbehaved overUy. he Just grew and Ben and you’re their
more and more quiet and remote jTj *
and retreated into some far coun- __ iti ....
try that, judging from the way “Very correct, commented Mag.
his face lengthened as the hours “Practice makes perfect, doesn t
passed, was a very sad place. ***”
But tonight, Randall wasn't re- Heg looked desperately toward
treating. When he came back and She'd always known the
found his wife, Mac, and Kitty latent hysteria that burned in
sitting in a little group making would erupt some day, but
difficult conversation about a *he'd never dreamed anything so
movie, Randall carefully yet down horrible as watching it sear Kitty,
the glasses he carried and then TU tell you what I think," Ben
said. “What’s the matter, Mac. did his best, “I think we’d better
aren’t you being as fascinating as practice on some poker. And I
usual tonight?” ' think war and worry are enough
Mag bit her lip angrily. make all of us see things in the
“Don't, Randall!'’ thought Kitty 1 11 ta>*.tf
tensely. “Don’t!” * 100 P 7
“Who, me?” said Mac. “I’m al- ***'_. / , ._
ways fasemating. Ask the girls!” w Kitty gulped even feore shaken
“iCittv “ «aid Mai “nmh*hiv Ben s fumbling, loyal attempt
WO^S loS at vJo to her and the situation
*ouldnt look at you, my poor . . . M
friend, if she weren’t marooned in JfjJ /_ * , It
Dor emus the Dull." ?!»*'.. That .reaL
^ . . . . didn’t seem possible that anyone
Ode of Peg’s friends overheard could speak to her like t^t. she
Mag being disparaging as usual, wouldn’t look at Mac. “Ask the
She was tirid of it, and rose to ladiM of Dor^us." Mac had told
defend. Collins, and teased her about dis-
“We don’t all think it’s dull,” rupting homes. Suddenly that had
she said. “And I hope Kitty won’t an ugly reality too. She wasn’t
find it so terribly boring! I’m sure like that, but how were they to
Peg—” know? ».
“I like it," said Kitty hastily. “I “Ben,” she said shakily, “I think
haven’t been bored, certainly. At —I’d like to play poker, but—
moments,’’ she said, her mind on And it's awfully rare for a brother
Collins and his mysterious de- to tell a sister she’srjretty but I’m
scent, “I’ve even found it almost not that pretty! I’ll be back
too exciting." _ when the game starts!"
“My dear,” said Mag smoothly, She got out of the room blindly
“I’m sure you're always sur- because she wasn't going to give
rounded by excitement—and other Mag Seaton the satisfaction of
women’s husbands." seeing tears or* her face. She
_____ • • • bolted into the kitchen but it
rpHER£ was a bleak uncomfort- didn’t seem far enough away.
A able silence all over the room. Kitty crammed her knuckles in
They ail knew Mag, and perhaps her mouth like a child and fled
they made some allowances, but outdoors into the dxrlmess.
Kitty was wretchedly conscious | (To Be Ospthpn6>^
BALLS 0 RRE !'.
THIS VA* a rplane is
BUMPIN’ UP MO' DOWN
WUSS'W A RUNAWAY .
krngyroo" y
WE'RE RJYtN'
. OVER THE
ARABIAN
^ DESERT,
SNUFFY
XVII
■D AND ALL SEATON detached
himself from the group of men
who had protectively clotted to-
gether. He walked over to Kitty
with a hint of hang-dog defiance.
•Hello, Kitty,” he said, “how
are thinp?”
“On the whole, or Just for to-
night”’
“Just for tonight," said Randall,
amiling down at her oddly.
He looked browbeaten. Kitty
^thought, and she felt sorry for
him now that she had had a sam-
ple herself of what he lived with.
“Sit down,” she invited. Just
Tor tonight she thought he de-
serves a little time off, and forgot
Shat it might cost her something
■goo. “How are things •”'*h you.
4411«e<4.
By WALT DISNEY
DONALD DUCK
IMBIN voue
rMSEADY /
Have you had the Anne Cabot
Album for the winter of 1944?
Its 32 pages contain designs for
all sorts of warm sweaters, mit-
tens, scarves, hats, vestees.as well
as many gift designs. Price IS
cents per copy. /
OONTYVORTV
UNCA DONA-D.
. WE'VE FIXED
BtfNG
T ON!.
Dewey, released a statement in
Albany saying Lapke s lawyer had
advised him be had arranged to
apply to the Supreme Court for
a “writ of certiorari to be sub-
mitted at noon on Saturday, Mar.
“WeD." said Randall. "TO tell
you, because you actually seem to
care. At some stage of his life,
-yvery man with common sense is
forced to stop and look at the
■record. This is what I’m up
against, he says, and this is all
I’ve got to combat It with. If the
odds against him are overwhelm-
Ing—well, he’s got to decide what
Osext. I suppose you’ll never know,
Ititty, how thankful I am you
came along just when I had to de-
cide what next"
i “Oh, Randall.” said Kitty so-
mberly, “I can’t believe I’m really
Any help, but if you think I am
Tm glad—”
“Can’t I fix up your drink a
little’’" interrupted - Randall sud-
denly.
“No. thanks,” said Kitty, discon-
certed until she realized that Mac
-«nd Mag were approaching, “but
Td love some more ice, if you're
___ —---- --U 4k*4 ft i r^s~t i nn •
The statement said that a stay
had been asked for Lepke and the
others—Louis (Boss) Capone and
Emsnuel (Mtndy) Weiss—until
“latsr this wsek.”
Warden Snyder said that unless
he received further word from the
Governor, he would put the three
to death at 10 p. m. tomorrow
For Lepke. Capone and Weiss,
it was the sixth stay
The three were convicted in
1941 for the slaying of Joseph
Rosen In Brooklyn.
By ROY CRANE
WASH TUBBS
NON 1SEM8M0BR
WHERE I SAW HER!
BY THE Ttrm Of
THE DOBRA! WHAT
Ml? J
Window DUpUy Cord
Is A Bit Misleading
About Old Furniture
ST. LOUIS—< AP)—A local fur-
niture window display included the
various pieces of a bedroom set
and a window card with this le-
gend:
“Eighteenth century' mahogany
bedroom group: Trade in your old
furniture!”
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