Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 235, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1935 — Page 25

DEC. 10, 1935

THE TINYMITES

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Fair Goldy shouted, “Look at that! The swan has on a tunny hat. I sp, e he wants to keep his head warm while he flies along. “It's really very cold up here. To Toyland, now, we must be near. The swan has made good time. I guess he must be pretty strong.” Once more big snowflakes filled the air and Coppy shouted, “This Is rare. Imagine being on a sled ride, high above the ground.” Another happy Tiny said, “We must be on a magic slgd. It’s simply resting on the air, yet I feel gate and sound.” They traveled for an hour or so and then somebody shouted, “Oh, [ think I see a cloud ahead, or maybe it is land. “We’re heading that way very fast. Perhaps, though, we will go right past, I’ll bet that I could see the place much better, if I’d stand.” “For goodness sakes, lad, keep your seat. You think of things

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LOCAL UTILITY ASKS EXEMPTION FROM ACT tight Firm Claims Holding Act Doesn't Apply to It. Request of the Indianapolis Power and Light Cos. for exemption from provisions of the h'o'.ding company act is on file with the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission, Washington, company counsel, Fred Bates Johnson, announces. Exemption is claimed on the ground that the company's business is wholly intrastate.

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quite indiscreet,” snapped Windy. "It the sled should tip, I know you’d take a flop. “Then you would be with us no more, ’cause on and on we’re going to soar. If you do something foolish, don’t expect that we will stop." The spot one of the Tinies spied was land, all right, and Coppy cried, “Our swan is settling down, now. This is where our fine trip ends.” As soon as they were on the ground, all of the Tinies looked around. Then Scouty loudly shouter, “i see seven little friends. “They’re elves, and they are smiling. Gee, I guess we’re welcome as can be. I have a hunch that fun’s in store. I’m glad that we’re on hand.” The elves then raised signs in the air and Duncy cried, “Well, just look there! The letters on those seven little signs spell out ’TOYLAND’!”

SECRET SERVICE SEEKS COUNTERFEIT PASSERS S2O Bills Being Circulated in Local Chain Stores. * Secret service agents today sought the persons responsible for passing at least nine counterfeit S2O bills on Indianapolis chain stores in the last 10 days. Six of the bills were passed Nov.' 30 and three more last Saturday. Capt. Charles Mazey, secret sen-ice agent, said the bills are of the same type and undoubtedly passed by the same gang on successive Saturdays.

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TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS

In the furious melee, Nazir attacked Tarzan, but the ape-man conquered the brutal Arab and mounted his spirited charger. From this vantage point he saw the black army rushing to attack him. By now. fortunately, his Alexandrians had destroyed the mounted fighters.

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Unhappily the Alexandrians knew nothing of horsemanship, so the ape-man ordered the horses freed. The frightened steeds galloped away northward while Tarzan commanded his men to reform their phalanx to engage the black army, which far outnumbered his forces.

—By Ahern

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Now, with a pleased smile, the ape-man saw Tommy Welsh emerge from the forest at the head of his second division. By a rapid flank movement, he and Tommy could catch the foe between them. But suddenly a wild shout arose behind him. Tarzan turned quickly.

—By Edgar Rice Burroughs

He saw anew wave of black warriors flowing over the rampart of the enemy fort. Boris Garetto, in his safe refuge, was hurling his reserves into the fray. Now an army of 2000 savages was pitted against Tarzan’s meager 500 Alexandrians!

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