Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 179, Ed. 1 Friday, May 11, 1956 Page: 3 of 8
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Cash will be given to the
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1. A eontestant may wubmi as many
entrles as he wisaes on th* official entry
blank printed in this paper or one exact-
aized, hand drawn tacsimile,of th* puzzle,
but no mechanically produced coples will
be accepted, unless issued by thia news-
1. Rehabilitating a juvenile delinquent may.....
an unsolvable problem.
2. Be ill.
cast, it involved the
publicity.
In merchandise if you are the puzzle contest win-
ner (divided in case of ties) and your entry is de-
positd at Renfro No. 1 or No. 2.
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published in th* following Friday's paper
along with a new pusale. Winner* will be
notified by mall immedtately after the
judges deciston.
1 Bolve the puzsie a* yon would any
other erossword puzzle.
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awara a prtze of tit to the winner of
each weekly COINWORDB puzzle. If more
than one winning answer is received, the
prize will be divided equally among the
winners. If no correct solution is recelved,
the BIB will be added to the next week's
prize.
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15. Parents would naturally worry if their teen-aged
daughter became obsessed by a silly.......
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5. A motorist who asked directions was told to follow
the same road, then turn left when he came to
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8. This cereal is usually boiled, not scrambled, as it)
is here.
3. Citizens of Iron Curtain countries may resent the
way their rulers get.......
4. A frozen dessert.
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Worth of Blue Diamond
Premium Stamps
tainly expect it to be played on juke boxes.
19. Mushrooms, truffles, etc.
21. Plunders.
25. When Mom has to yank little Willie off to take a
bath, the ...... will probably be a subject of
protest.
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7. Men’s characters are revealed by the way they
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11. Caught in an open field in a thunder storm, a man
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many blue ribbons at the county fair would have
reason for pride.
10. Small sprites or fairies.
12. On a rabbit hunt through the woods, the hunters
may find themselves following their beagle hounds
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13. Extremely long time.
14. A magician who also does card tricks would surely
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with your name and address printed
clearly thereon. Clip out the COINWORD
PUZZLE ALONG THZ DOTTED LIMBS, or
make a clear, exact size hand-rawn fne-
simile, and deposit in one of the boxes
provided by th* merchanta whone adver-
tisements yon see on this page before
closing time Tuesday. May 11, or mail
to THZ BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, P. O.
Box 469, Brownwood, Texas, before mid-
night. Tuesday, May 18.
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consequences sooner or later.
It ia only a matter of time
until a CONDUIT with a
hole or crack will lead to
some misfortune. CONDUCT
may be faulty—or imperfect I
—without ever leading to un-
pleasant consequences. With
none of us perfect, it is the
least faulty CONDUCT that
belongs to the saints. The
average person. with his pet-
ty faults, rarely becomes in-
volved in unpleasant conse-
quences because of them.
21. LAVA certainly receives'
most attention when boiling
It hardly creates excitement
in a solidified state. JAVA, a
variety of coffee, receives
more attention in its early
stages of growing. When on
the stove, it would need but
slight and automatic atten-
tion, since making coffee is
an everyday task.
22. ISLE is the proper an-
swer. since vacationing on an
ISLE has appeal for a good
many people. IDLE is not a
good fit; "Idleness” would be
the word if "being lazy" was
the answer.
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in one of the boxes provided by the
merchants whose advertisementa VOS see
on thu page or peste to • two-cent peat
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mldnlght Tuenday, May 18.
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appreciated more if we sud-
denly had to remove every-
thing from the BASEMENT
and put it in the house prop-
er. CASEMENT is not nearly
as useful, since it is neces-
sary for one type of window.
And a CASEMENT window
is more likely to be appre-
ciated because It is generally
installed with an eye to beau-
ty. An EASEMENT or con-
venience is bound to be ap-
preciated.
8 PEGS is better than LEGS.
Whereas PEGS are frequent-
ly used to support objects.
LEGS generally are part of
the objects they support. You
would not think of an anl-
may or a table as an object
separate from its LEGS.
11. There is little doubt that
conversations about an elec-
tion in an election year are
TOPICAL or "pertaining to
matters of present interest."
There is great doubt about
their being TYPICAL or
characteristic of most people.
Perhaps a few remarks about
the election may be expected
from many people, but it
would be too much to expect
"conservations" from the ma-
jority of our population,
which includes many chil-
dren.
12. OIL does much of its
work at night by heating and
lighting and running ma-
chines. An OWL might find
the night to Its satisfaction,
but "wok" is an inept de-
scription of its activities.
15. A DUKE’s attire com-
mands attention. The regalia
of a DUKE. with the power
and esteem It implies, would
be quite likely to command
attention. Since a DUDE is
overdressed and somewhat
pompous, his attire would
more probably attract curi-
osity, derision or humor. The
word "command” la not be-
fitting the attention to a
DUDE.
a. There a only ome eorreet solutiom te
the COINWORDS puszie, and only that
anawer can win. The dectsion of th,
ladies ta final and an eontestanta agres
to abtd• to Uta sudge's dectatom. Only ana
prisa wim ba awarded to a family an tv
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nrAnI INEC All entries must be postmarked by midnight or hand de-
VCADLINCJ livered by closing time on Tuesday, May 15th.
201 N. Center Dial 2834
J. Anyone la eligible to enter th* COIN-
WORD eontest except employees of Um
Brownwood Bulletin and their immediate
famies, excluding carrier* and agente
who work under the "LAttle Merchant
Plan."
WEDNESDAY IS
DOUBLE STAMP
DAY
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2. A ROVER Is someone who
meanders aimlessly In search
of pleasure and excitement.
It is he that would most like-
ly seek strange places. A
RIVER, of course, can find
no place strange And though
a person might find the
country through which a
RIVER meanders somewhat
unfamiliar, it should not be
"strange” that the RIVER
flows there. After all, It
obeys gravity, avoids difficult
obtacles and arlsea from def-
inite sources.
3. A well-managed boarding-
house should have no trouble
keeping a LEDGER, since
the keeping of accounts Is a
legal requisite. A LODGER
sometimes cannot be Induced
to remain under certain con
ditions no matter how well-
managed the house may ba.
4. The sudden emergence to
stardom of a good NOVICE
can contribute .greatly to a
show's success. Audiences
are intrigued by the ide. of
witnessing a atar being born.
A good NOTICE (only one)
might have some good ef-
fects. but only one would not
be enough to "contribute
greatly." ,
5 A BASEMENT is ustul,
though sometimes unappre-
ciated. particularly when It Is
used for storage. It would be
17. Act of stealing or thievery.
20. If a small seaside town should have a sudden
boom, a merchant would expect his......prop-
erty to increase in value.
22. You, in a confused state.
23. He’s in the navy.
24. Stupefy.
25. Brass-wind instrument.
26. Pepping up a TV variety show often Involves a
......for a headliner.
27. The progressive ruler of a backward country might
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EXPLANATIONS ACROSS
1. GREMLIN is correct.
Many Royal Air Force pilots
attribute unexpected break-
downs. motor trouble, me-
chanical difficulties, etc. to
the GREMLIN. or imaginary
Imp, invented to explain
away these difficulties. Real
or not, he is a superstition
not to be taken lightly.
KREMLIN is more the con-
cern of governmental agen-
cies than it is of any air
force.
7. An OVAL, or athletic
field, can attract many peo-
ple. Its proper setting might
include convenient transpor-
tation, fair weather and spa-
cious seating capacity. OPAL
is not likely to meet the re-
quirements. since It is com-
paratively not a spectacular
or costly gem.
9. The beginner would find it
more important to watch as
his ski instructor GUIDES.
When the instructor GUIDES
he is able to correct any
faults in stance, form, speed,
etc. The beginner hardly
would be In a position to
learn much by watching as
the instructor GLIDES. It
would be quite difficult to
emulate without first being
guided.
10. The winners STRODE
most determinedly. STRODE,
meaning "walked in measur-
ed steps as in a race,” fits
the definition better than
STROVE. It is obvious that
all entrants in a race would
strive to the best of their
ability. However, since abili-
ties differ, the contestant
who STRODE most deter-
minedly or with the greatest
steadiness usually would win
the race.
13. REELED is the correct
answer. Although reeling it-
self is not conclusive evi-
dence, the statement says
“the way” he REELED. In
other words, it was the stag-
gering of a drunkard. On the
other hand, he might have
REEKED of liquor spilled
from a broken bottle, and
not been affected to the,
point of Intoxication at all.
14. A hardy skater rarely is
affected by a SPELL on the
Ice. Since a SPELL is a short
period of time, it is quite
true that the hardy skater
would probably not even
breathe hard after such an
easy workout. Hardy or not,
a skater who has a SPILL or
fall is much more likely to
be affected. .
18. A faulty CONDUIT or
pipe will lead to unpleasant
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