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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS. COLBORNE, ONT., AUGUST 3, 1944 U. S. DEFENSE EXECUTIVE HORIZONTAL 1, 7 Supply board head, 14 Barometer, 16 Cargo. : 17 Puts. 18 Poem. 20 Large hawk. 21 Evenings (abbr.). 22 Weird. , 23 Spare. 24 Man's name. 25 Sharp pain. 26 Universal language. 27 Doctor (abbr.) 28 Throat gland. :S2 Pole. 34 Bone. 35 Lion. :36 Beam. 38 We. r39Unit of work. 40 Compass 41 Place. 43 Quarrel. 45 Drinking vessel. 46 That is (abbr.). 47 Servants. 52 Mountain Answer to Previous Puzzle \d\e\l |A|n|o|r[6[o|s|eK/|eL1tI AV/ERT|STE ep ReIstoreIeTa e a l m (abbr.). 54 Department of Street Cleaning (abbr.). 56 Certain person. 57 Enemy. 58 Pertaining to a race, of people. 60 Beverage. 61 Ireland. 62 12 o'clock. 64 Clumsy. 66 Garden VERTICAL 1 Fastenings. 2 Antagonist. 3 Meshes. 4 Railroads (abbr.). 5- ho! 6 Snake. 7 Wrong font (abbr.). 8 Aromatic. 9 Crime against the crown, -• majesty. 10 Mouth border. 11 Kindly. 12 Happier. 13 Study Of speech. 15 He hails from--. 19 Is'(Latin). 22 Part of "be." 25 Theater sign (abbr.). 27 Not so wet. 29 Little bone. 30Rest. 31 Presiding officer. 33 Slightly wet. 37 Forefather. 42 Thus. 44 Near. 47 Oral. 48 Morning (abbr.). 49 Ocean. 50 Pertaining to the sun. 51 Afresh. 52 Watered appearance. 53Watches. 55 Train sound. 56 Wall. 57 Fraternity (abbr.). 59 Compass 61 Female sheep. 63 This. 65 Kitchen police (abbr.) THE FAMILY ALBUM- PICTURE HANGING By GUJYAS W1LIJAMS MOUNTS CHAIR, AND GETS HO REPLY. CALLS FOR SOMEONE FINDS MILDRED TO COME SEE IF THIS WHO COMES AND IS A GOOD PLACE SELECTS PLACE FOR IT TO HANG IT FROM ATTIC WIFE HAS ASKED HIM TO HANG, ALSO HAMMER, - ■ PUSH DECIDES THAT WIFE, CAN'T REMEMBER .....HAS BOR- THINKING SOMEONE NOW WHERE MIL-ROWED IT.RESCUES HAD LEFT IT OUT OF DRED SAID To PUT AND RETURNS PLACE, HAS CARRIED. IT. CALLS. FOR MOUNTS CHAIR AND DISCOVERS THAT MEANWHILE HAMMER HAS VANISHED AT THIS POINT DISCOVERS HE HAS LOST PUSH PIN AND WEAR1LV CARRIES PICTURE BACK TO ATTIC LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher "It isn't code .... but can you read between the lines if she really loves me or not?" FUNNY BUSINESS "He always sits there like that on the first cf the month-it keeps the installment collectors away!" CROSSTOWN By Roland Com / "How come you're returning my lawn mower, Wilson? You haven't managed to pick up a NEW one someplace, have you?" THIS ARMY "Oh! the curfew? anything to me honey!" MUTT AND JEFF s Gink Would Have Made a Good Train Announcer at Hollywood. By BUD FISHER WITTY KITTY Gold-digging Gert says ail she needs to bring out her glamor is a !ot of gilt-edged props. THE SPORTING THING "Oh, oh! Jonesy's rattled again!" REG'LAR FELLERS--Heavy Duty By GENE BYRNES 6jf how would YOuA/TwoULD^\ ' like t'be drafted/1 wike werry into our, army^ much to be. an' do yer. BIT 1 ( A wed CWOS5 ^for, th' cause?/ Vm. NURSE. ' w3T nuthin' doin'/ 1 "s. W we'll put roller skates j ffl on you an' you could / a, be our thirty-ton j TANK/ r^J* §§8 POP--The Latest in Salutes By j. MILLAR WATT