Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1941 — Page 13

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THE STORY: Football star Pete Laird 2 $ “eid Ee | jwoke more than training’ whien he- went 2 BETWEEN" adn " ‘sverboard for’ film star Stephanie “ NANCY" ia Stevens after ‘the State-California game he AND nr {rr du which he established himself as the Can) AN - A Sh ; raf 3 4 outstanding All-American material of the 2 5 Nf mn 3 11 | MARIGOLD) | EQ i ‘season, He broke a ‘date with ~ his 2 : w 3 Fn ba ass Me prim i . fisnoee,” Anne Humphreys, and with 500 alumni who “were anxious to ‘meet him, ‘because - Stephanie’s “skillful compliments turned his head. Returning to ; the hofel after her party, and little realizing ‘she has conspired with - her manager, Larry Winship, to play. along with him. for *his- ‘publicity ‘value, Pete has words with team captain George Landers, 4s -razged next day by feams mates. ' Coach Diniy Dugan wonders if ; pe of Laird has “gone Hollyv Hollywood! ». 3 NS 44 he KX

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real to Pete Laird. The wide streets Stent messtsfupndponed ns shor.’ Qu trees. Life's leisurely | THIS. CURIOUS WORLD = By William Ferguson | "'Qualfit,* antique Yoomig|l i a eB Modern dorms pouring out{ ln a nant au] hundreds of pink-cheeked freshmen. University buildings—some old and 1 i time-worn, others new and fairly| glistening. " Uncomfortably he irecalled: that Anne ‘was. arriving the next: morné ing. Would there be a scene? i It “bothered him as the. squad romped. through a light practice that afternoon.. He sat bored ‘as Pat ‘Lester droned on and on dur-

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train,” he dressed nervously and|. rushed .to the station. .He- paced up and down the platform, swearing under his breath ‘because the

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train Wes late. J | aia 3 il obs 2 — 7.0. REG.V. §. PAT. OFF, : epi "A DRIZZLE WAS falling as Anne J oo : ; | somped off. She wore a light — [R22 Ten wa gang Re Jeificoat, and her a was ~~ PY e Ww She stood Ze. ? BL ANIC VE RS | there; warmly alive against the drab ve & background of the station and Co YOUFILL IN TF IN THE Buanpey sr ‘smiled at him. afl). ello, Anne.”

ello,” she said duiaily. iy bent over and kissed her, She did not, resist nor did she re-{-. spond. As he. kissed her, a.camera|. “k clicked. Pete whirled’ around. fur-| =. fously and moved menacing toward

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| a little photographer: ‘Who had A Was] .. - : ] Teal ony. oF ARPENS 5 OWN THAT STORE: : Fr You THINK 1 ic sneaked up behind them. . -:. : Ll fin Sm a a fw at Ps possigLE” WwW. ' C 48! H., WE" Must BE "HAVEN'T BEEN ic st a LE. J] GET. IN War © a : I'm going to break that lousyl SFE] “Li. )HE WASHED HIS FACE IN A § 5 ONT pt FIFTEEN CT _ BROTHE }/ wuats Your 77 CHRISTENED: camera-over your head,” he growled; Fa Vo FRYING PAN, i a CENTS | : DRUG - STORE : NAME 2 Pee : MEPL. - but Anne stepped in front of himd: Tai = (| HE COMBED HIS HAIR. : “Across THE WAY, it He uncléenched his fists and’ aoe Eg = “i 3 Fo a WAGON WHESLY - ND =3+~ er arm. “Thanks, Anne he said} =oada |B es FT. TOOMHACHE aa “Seems like I can’t move without} - WE Ns im : :

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| hy De en, Ed : ea or. e’s 'soro. ouse. and spruced: up a bit for his date] “Want to?” he cried. . “Nice trip?’ he attempted. with Anne. . The phone jangled.|T do." Can you get up Wo now “Very ni e,” she Jeplles. ‘Cali- | “Mr, Laird?” the operator. asked. |- “No, darling,” she replied, “but fornia’s a fine place. Lox) - 3] 1 “Yes you can come here, can’t you?” a “Like the/ game? Se “Chicago is calling. ‘One minute “That's impossible,” he said with it “You “ jow 1 did. 2 please.” surprise. “I can’t leave town-in“the ‘he’ blurted out, “about| ' Chicago? Who could’ ‘he phoning middle of the week. We've got 8 Sa y night, I'd like to explain|from there? He racked his krain tough game Saturday. I can’t this why A: Petes sho ‘Mitek: for 3 familiar name. . practice.”- ffs. . bE bothe ‘ - e operator again. “Here's your B “Oh, darling,” she lead “how 1 hate post mortems.” party, ‘Mr. Laird.” = silly! "You don’t as a show He tried $0 turn conversation into “Hello, darling.” "°° | 3 Anyway, no one has to know." You

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Stephanie story, - A THRILL shot through im It] ow ” started prot est |: j When he kissed her again at the/was Stephanie. Ey ir i was 4 to protest 2 g door of the Delt House} it was| “Stephanie!” he shouted. “What he couldn’ refuse, Not with that|Without warmth or feeling. ‘are you doing in Chicago?” "°: vision of Stephanie before him., | | | peck J] “I'll see you tonight, «pypeity ‘build-up for my new| “Ill hop the 8 o'clock train,” hel: Anne. ne -Sodded -and. turnedinicturs. It's: ‘opening here.” Sounded |$ald breathlessly. “Meet ‘me at. ve : away. ; good—only 200 miles from. you.” station, honey.” gma i, * 8 wo -“*Good—why, it's-greatt- Will Tbel +: (To Be Continued) 4 PETE LAIRD hit gis, popes die Io see raat to i (AI events, names avd characters in ir again’ oon. He p: J u: 9” dL] : ] a metropolitan daily on the way to an i iy 1 iis watery, a Setifiau), ae ; ached is teeth —— : mage. Splashéd on the sports page :

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