Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 99, Ed. 1 Monday, March 10, 1947 Page: 2 of 6
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WILLIAM BAWLAMD. Publlaher
HERMAN BnOWN, Editot
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carbon -hlat K to be had for the
Hazier lx the son of Mr and
Mrs U E Hagler of Joshua.
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"Any frlend of the Wymuns
to obtain a driver’s license lost
control of her ear and erashed
into a police station. Well, the
dunten, manager of the Mennon-
ite Hook Coneern, has $35 witinu
lor the perron who left it in one of
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garment
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TOUTNKWE HANE
INFLATON NOW..
The bill prposes thnt
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might be better to deal with some-
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Newspaper Award
To Be Made
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, March 10.
—(U.P—Th* newspaper adjudged to
have rendered the greatest service
to its community during the past
all she could see was Ellie’s I
They weren’t mad any mor:-
stupid and holding on. She
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bly, like when something wi
dying. And then suddenly it fe
as though everything was drain
Under the
broken" balata it breaks his
owp back, via the snow ahaaal,
route.
A. Armadillo
6. Vitality
7. Pertaining
to the
throat
8. Put off
10. Amazon
estuary
24. Merchants
23. A sanction
23 Cpmposi-
tion for
3 voices
2*. Coin
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2B. Antlered
. animal
31. Furnished
' with a
lining
32 Leisure
occupation
21. Vex
22 Charge for
services .
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wanted.
She saw Agnes and the ma
7 Desert
(Asia)
8. Mimicked
10 Cougars
11 Lesnen
। gradually
13. A wing
14 Mast
13 Music note
17. Flowed
AWNINGS -
09 W. Henderson
stopped for breath—"when Debbl
—tells you she’s sorry."
Debby felt a kind of a shive
in her spine. It was getting bar
for her to breathe now tn, an
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you got against him?" -he asked.
Elite just stood stin, looking 1
her with his mouth open. pantin
"EDie," said Agnes,’ “you ft
back to bed."
He didn't move, and his eye
still Axed on Debby's face, gien
wider and duller
"U you don’t die tonight," Ae
nes said. “it wont be your fault
"I wish you’d go back to be,
Ellie," Mr. Newkirk said deeper
ately.
34. Kind of nut
37. Pinch
39. Flightlesa
bir
(New Zea )
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Saturday’s Cryptoquote: SHE I _
THE PAST SHE KNEW- LANGHORNE.
HA! ME, BRAZOS BILL,TOO SMART
FOR THEM!gNai »T
rideG HEIBU
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taking him back through the doo j
and she got to the stairs and u
oame to the right place, anyway.)
Oran^pappy Janblna aayt he)
hopes the "AmA •/ winter la
EETS WRAP THe REINS AROUND
THE WHIP. SOCKET AND RY by
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WE’RE GAINING
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"He's an antique dealer," Agnes
went on.
"I thought he was an insurance
man," Debby said gruffly.
He was smiling right at her, al-
most as though he was laughing
at her. "I'm both,” he said.
"And he‘s got some good news
for us.”
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputa-
tion of any person, or firm or corporation which may appear in the
columns of this paper will be gladly corrected upon the notice of name
being gtven to- the publishers.
DOWN
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DEBBYS
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YOU'RE TELLING'ME!
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open your fingers and let the ai
out of a toy balloon. "I'm sorry,
she wn tapered
She was saying it to Ellie an '
not to the insurance man then ■
but it gave Ellie a chanee to Me
holding on, and that was all ah
IN CALIFORNIA’S
SOLD RUSN DAV.
FOUR BUSHELS O
omedoN APPLES
SOLD FOR
4 soo.
meson,
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WIULIE,DOGTLETMEGWE
TO SVEAK TO WO eelM
hS- --ia SU Mr imuvane
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I ERE la a pleasant little game that will give you a message every
11 day it is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortine.
Count the letters in your first name if the number of letters is 6 or
more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The hesult is
your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rec-
tangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then
read the message the letters under the checked figures give you.
Copsrieht 1047, w we"am A. Miller, Diatributed by King Feature, 1M. 3-0
bill proponents argued that it was
better all around for the state.
They said the state would get
more natural gas production tax
and on top of that reap the tax
I on carbon black manutactre. If it
goes out of the state in pipe lines,
the state gets only one tax. they
her pocketa.
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to mt
cRossN], LoOK.’L
HEAMT" ISNT THATJ
l’rice Daniel and they were not
from Ilie gan.
The mafter of
nnother way '
price figured in | if the state had any right to fix
he "sweet1 Rna the price at whiehthe "sweet"
v. Ix >old for use in carbon black
{v Ito see it before I make you a real j in the neck, are you'"
. c.e , .... ofTer But it looks good to me."
AGNES was talking toMr New- "And look, Debby." Agnes said,
kirk in the dining room, and , holding out the unail-order cata-
’ Debby knew as soon as she stepped ’ log. "look at this complete dining
' inside trie Ritchen door that she room set. seven pieces for forty-
. i was excited about something. Sheleight-ffty. Better looking than
4 couldn’t hear what she was say- that stuff, I think. And it leave*
ing, but her voice was gay and us with $350. What do you think
alive and full of zest of this for a lucky break?”
S
RWToK
UQNIGHT $ ThE
NHT OpTE..
BiA1 NNenes"
DANIN
, KinTON.
In ceePiN6 with
THE SPiRFO
Te OCCASION.
FRECK AND June
AW ORING over
NW SUkEY
Fkecues HOaSE
"Dnooey'has
eE PUT On
PAOQATON AND
w< Can Only
HOPE FOR THe
BEST....,
THE FUTURE, FOR
V 1 ih
' I won't have her bein’ rude
my friends. "
-Debby's voice was low ar
trembly. "P'raps I’ll stop bet
i rude to your friends when ye
। stop bein' rude to mine.”
Ellie’s breathing was so loud y<
i could have heard it out on U
"porch. “What do you mean, yot
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important in conser c that type
£ YOU'RE HIRED—THEY SEEM J f
----- TO LIKE V ----/
NEW
Model-:
Standard 7 ft
faster 7 ft ...
Heluxe Maste
^old Wafl De
Peluxe Porce
Eeluxe 9 ft .
• :DM-9 ft......
of gas lor domestic use beenuse
the "our" vas nowadays can lie punning on his first name They
wi ven it "wcrubbing that takes out lenity doubt ft It’s constitutional,
the undo-ui able odor and ualities | -- ---
lure at least n pound and a half
ol carbon- black fof every 1,000
eivie feet of gas that it burned
"Rurned" Is the wind. For that’s
Editor Art Kowert's
the new wallets for sale on his
counter ,
A woman walked into the store
to buv a billfold. She selected the
one she wanted and looked inside
She found a $20 bill and three
fives.
10 j "That's just a rough guess." Mr voice still lower,
-Llu-new uina Newkirk hurried to say. "I want He caught his breath shory
Will veveiuiemnie i to bring a friend who knows more And he stood stin, glowering
AUSTIN, Tex March 10 uP
you MEAN youRE ACTUALLY GONGE
TO MEET HIM ‘ Bur HES FAMOUS.' FTE, =,
WH ATU. YOU SAV DOHM! WONr Y>! Ur-A^-Ji
T— 4- BE SIMPLV TOMGUE-—1 i
“« An TIED’ gi=
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CARLTON HAGLER
SERVING ON WTOMING
Carlton W Hagler, seamaa first
class. is serving aboard the second
oldest battleship in the fleet, the
U. S S Wyoming This ship is op-
erating as an anti-aircraft train-
, ing ship out of the nasal base at
Norfolk. Va
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“I’ll go bark to bed"
making. They asked Atty Gen.
But there are many Higher grades,
| and there, too, you were stymied
i about finding out how much It is
| worth, because of the- varying
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YES,MARY AND I
REMEMOEE WHEN '
W I NOW I'LL PUT THESE
4 A bones in my other
“ hr----k pocket
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- IB. Medieval
veasel
20 Land- ‘
measure
21 Nick
22. Fortress
23. Topped
25 hinting
utensii
s —2. Anger ’ ’
2A Road
tabbr )
30 Covered
with Ice
31. Meadow
31. Color
33. Close to
34. Famous
pirate
3S.Open (poet.)
36. Projection
on wood
38 Live coal
40. Baked piece
of clay"
41. Garment
41. Cushion
43. Speak
| year stands to receive a trophy from the trophy through the associate -
the South Texas Chamber of Com- The trophy was won in 1946
Entered as second class mail matter at the post office at Cleburne,
Texas under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION NATES .
By mail in state: One year $6.50; 6 months S3 30 3 months $200. !
By mail out of state: One year $900; 6 months $500; 3 months $275
By carrier In city: 80c per month; 1 year BH 40,
By mail in Johnson and adjacent counties one year $4 75 ; 6 months
$300; 3 monfhs |200.
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I merce.
doesn’t hurt me any. She thinks I
cheated you on the insurance I
। sold ’you. I didn’t, but it’s her
privilege to think so if she wants i them and on
"Maybe," said Mr Newkirk. to.” i when, she Eotthereshe.didn !
"Yes, maybe," Agnes corrected! Ellie shook him away. Ei .e _
herself "He thinks maybe this "What she thinks,” Ellie said, and trembling.
Old dining room furniture is worth I."she can learn to keep to herself.
.TOMIC particle, acl.""
nally one of the men explained
that the diffieult of naming an
average or approximate price is
that much of the gas isn't sold at
a fixed price It is sold for an
agreed portion of the income from
the marketable residues after nu-
total xasoline has been evtracted
Committee members asked several | picen.
I Anyhow, for the use of the
people in the Kas business None j "sweet" gas for carbon black, the
could answer it seems to be
pretty vague with a general
range around 3 or 4 cents for
1,000 cubic feet at the well Fi-
ReUng for «)! you
[ rkers with’ young
ntral Texas confe
Lt churches has be
Py March IS at C
Kst camp, in Glen I
ceeting. which will
ASHING WELL
'siribRegisteredU.S/Patentomice.r
BE
hb3
UA. is called a neutral
they don't My what
il about.
Hy ’ • 1
I Zadok Pumkapf thinht that
‘Pee la the ahy" rafara
Ft aataa^ attar lumb
$0
iml makn it as unable for fuel and ,
ligihi n a sweet gas Estimate । SHOPPER FINDS PURSE
'll ill m <i wan a quufter nt is | WILL KAV/PPED
cent 1 take । me nl 1,000 culie """3" ""
cet of "-our" gas
5E
School X'ANOHE
—--r KOS THOUGHT
<_. WRE
mk SWELL
u
s ISNT Hel(
SUPERSON d
a feeline he was just barely hold
ing on, and n made her feet trem
•sTMAT AUTHOR ACTUALLY (RD) (
MBI?t •PMRTMiai® IN WU, (
amea
K
[hat Han
"nulsion relieves png
goes right to the at
to hefty loosen a
den phlegm, and a
a- and heal raw. te
. bronchial muou
FTell your druggist t
I of Creomulsdon wit
ding you must like t
jallays the cough oi
i your money back.
EOMULS
ghs,ChestColds,B
at the April convention of the South initiated in 1938 and the first wi
Texas Press Association. ( The ner was the Floresville Chronic
Chamber of Commerce is awarding Journal
“DEBBY" Agnes Mid sharply
* A loud thump came from
the bedroom Debby glanced at
Mr Newkirk, and he was looking
straight into her face, soberly
She heard a noise at the bed-
room door, and there was Ellie in
his nightgown, bare-footed, lean-
ing forward over his right arm
which was stm in its sling.
"Ellie," Agnes shouted, "you get
back into bed."
Ellie was gtaring, at Debby
"Listen, you little squirt," he said
huskily, “I ain't going to Have you
bein' rude to my guests in my
own house."
Mr. Newkirk jumped up end
took Ellie's other arm. “Listen,
Ellie, you've got to get back in
bed. Don't worry about that busi-
ness." He motioned with his head
toward Debby. "Your sister-in-
law doesn't like me, but that
! Spninq^tight^
(! By WILLIAM MAIER M,J 6 x4, wineu to WAm Mm |
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TuM ,T"ai i M-- K-whirk. "h something as antiques. Maybe as
T: much as three or four hundred I - . .
>s. dollars." : a friend of mine,” she said.
NTNLM VAAL RJ ESLLNU CRVD
K A P U. SIU A O N I J EFVAVA KAPUNI
ZNM J—y NIIMJAL I \ u
] (Its just like a
aboa^ g alfllaar.
yk I I I
"Pidyef$9o •antes at Chess by
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The annual award will be made burs Standard. The
7. 6COPMDEA/US\
ONCE INi+ABiTED ANSZAND/ i
ns REMAINS HAVE bun ) W jAaiOSSa
UNCOVERED AS RAR NORTH j) V a---u"
AS Lara$ AND
CURIOUSLY, ALON d
WIH THOSE o4 1
ie2 If
I the why carbon black is made The
I gas is burned and the smoke from
it deponits the carbon on metal
jlaten or rollers The poorest kind
। is culed lamp black'and persons
who should know said it was
worth about six cents a pound.
er
said
Hut it was not the economies
but a law point that bogged down
the hill and sent it to a sub-com-
mittee. Senators wanted to know
S
arises Ml is see hiss De*,
impr---a by bto g-- ieet-
bemevima be -hemea MMe, L
uutrirndty. Marr ana Joet aleever
I llle bas to
OUClf cUeC
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iduu. TLates
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"proper attifude." Unfortunately this is not true of all
students as has been shown by past events and activities.
May wejssue the chaHlenge to flic council, mid its future
leaders, to lend every effort to impound into their fellow
students the high principles for which they stand. We
believe that by their examples of good citizenship, the.
lenders may have a great influence upon other students.
Il appears to uh that the program can be the starting
of a period of greater understanding among students,
parents and teuchers.
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THE STUDENT COUNCIL
SPONSORED ENTERTAINMENT /
Last Friday night one entire aide of the zymnasiem
stands was filled with students and parents who witnessed
im excellent show staged by high school students. The
variety program was enthusiastically received by the
large crowd it was reeled off in splendid fashion by the
students In charge. They are to tie highly commend, d
for a truly worthy undertaking, made successful by good
work and planning on the part of students and their ad-
l, visors.
The significant part of the program, we think, is1
the I ut ure possibilities which can arise from this particu- 1
. Inr event Why not such programs at regular intervals?
Even greater sipport to such community-wide entertain-
ment is entirely possible it could well serve as a means
to solidify a great understanding among parents, teachers
mid students.
. The newly organized student council has both respon-
siiliy and opportunity. The council leaders have the
respopsibility of moulding the student body into a strong-
er mid more cooperative and understanding unit. They
also have the opportunity to inject int the students,
through work of the council, the spirit of fair play, co-
eperaHen, civic responsibtttty and last but not least, a
wonderful school spirit. Without a doubt the student
coundil leaders are of the highest type, who have the
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2—Monday, Mar. 10, 1947—CLEBURNE TIMES-REVIEW
Published Afternoon Dallv (Except Saturday) and Sunday Morning
108 South Anglin Street Cleburne, Texas Phones 133 and 13
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LIKE TO MEET HE MAN wo
COULD POUR IT ON UKETT
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The man at the next desk My*
that if he hear that "Zippety.
deh" cong sam mor he'll de.
mand • vetum t "Maivaie
Doates."
iff
New that a colliaion between
an automobile and a submarine
has actually taken place the sea
may no longer be regarded aa a
safe refuge from the Sunday
driver.
fjrs a lcng thio Ywith ONf'
1b KINGSTON I IHORSEPOWER
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mayE*
(e rne.. ieh*Amv
xe NEXT: What ata the Lewis and Clark expediton costr
Sceck Tpdrdnar
kirk was sitting at the head of
1 the table, and Agnes was over be-
; side the sideboard, rubbing its top
j with the palm of one hand and
holding the mail-order catalog
against her bosom with the other.
The door into Enie’s room we*
। open. Mr. Newkirk’s overcoat was
unbuttoned, and there wus a pen-
. cil and notebook on th* table in
' front of him. ।
| He stood up, and Agnes turned
' end saw her standing there. “Oh,"
sh: said, "did you two meet? This
is my sister, Miss Weeks, Mr
N wkirk."
He said, "How do you do?"
Debby inrlined her head slightly
I and said nothing.
"Mr. Newkirk k a friend of
I Ellie’s," Agnes explhined.
, Debby nodded. ’
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Debby walked aeross the kitchen | 'Might be all right,” Debby said
and stood in the doorway with her cautiously She paused "Only If
I hands in her pockets Mr. New- | there's that much tnonay in it. it
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