Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 227, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1935 — Page 15

NOV. 30, 1933

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It surely was a sight to see the ent:, all using energy to hack holes In the sugar bag. They met with great succ- .n. The sugar flowed out to the ground and little piles were all around. On a ant exd .imed, "We’ve mad • all ot the holes we need, I gue;, ” “What do you plan on doing, now?’’ said Scouty. "Can't we help, somehow? You all look rather tired, and we feel peppy as can oe. "I'll lend a hand and have real fun, if you’ll explain what’s to bet done. I know the other Tinymites are ready to help me.’ * "You bet we are.’’ yelled Coppy. “Say, I icel that I could work all clay.’’ And then an ant exclaimed, “That’s fine. I hope you'll do your best. "You sec, our ant hill is nearby. We’d like to see you Tinies try to take some of the sugar there. Then v. e will take the rest.

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Story br HAL COCHRAN Plrture* by GEORGE SCARRO

‘ We have a little hod that you ean use. It will be handy, too, if you don’t let the sugar spill. Oh, wait! I have a plan. “In lumps the sugar we will press. 'Twill make it easier, I guess. If you don’t think this can be done, we’ll show you that it can!” The sugar then was moistened and the pressing stunt worked out just grand. “Bring on the hod,” mied Windy, “and we’ll load it to the top. “11l take the first load. I am strong, and I’m sure nothing will :;o wrong. Somebody foliow, though, ’cause I might let some sugar drop.” The largest ant of all the bunch stepped up and said, “I have a hunch that I’d best take the first load, sos to lead you to our hill.” The Tinies helped give him a load and lie went walking down the road. “That’s heavy,” Dotty said, ‘l'll bet he'll shortly have his fill.”

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TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS

Once more, as the Alexandrian band charged the rampart Tarzan tried to turn them back, but their ears were closed to the word retreat. Soon they were in sight of the foe. The aim of the brigands was not expert, but the flying bullets brought down six of Tarzan's twenty.

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Now the accurate arrows of the Alexandrians wrought havoc among the brigands who swarmed atop the wall. But Tarzan knew there were hundreds to take their places. Only one hope remained to the Jungle Lord—if only he could encounter Boris Garetto face to face!

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The ape-man and only ten of his warriors attained the battlement. They fought their way furiously over the top, and dropped down amid their enemies. Now the confused warriors could not use their firearms for fear of killing some of their own comrades.

OUT OUR WAY

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

In stark hand-to-hand combat Tarzan and his zealous warriors fought against overwhelming odds. The ape-man saw his soldiers drop one by one under the fierce assault until at last only two remained. Still, the mighty fighter of the jungle gave no thought to flight!

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