Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1938 — Page 22

PAGE 22 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, JULY §, 1938 SERIAL STORY— HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis | OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Majer Hoople OUT OUR WAY By Williams.

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By Elinore Cowan Stone oR A BUCK / TOO TO CRY ALL { i i i > TIME CAST OF CHARACTERS bo bt R THEN YOU DRAW RO oA RN TRAN DEARBORN—Heroine, student ! ; BACK SLOW AND OR nurse. She ran inte love and trouble / y when she met os TOSS THE DICE DR. BOB BENCHLEY—Hero, hand- | @ OUT LIKE THIS some, voung interne. He had trouble, too, | 3 > a WITH A FOLLOW

keeping up with brilliant { i ; THROUGH / DR. STEPHEN SARGENT—Head sur- | Rte oriet Dr C

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thing else again

Yesterday Tran blunders into the emergency operating room on her first

day in the hospital and is ordered out

Very shortly she is to need the bvenefit of praver!

CHAPTER TWO

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GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty

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lace and getting lost. No,” she went] vour attitude a tendency to frivol- | JL MA / g's TANG Tar he) | rY WES TAKING SHE'S ING on as Tran half opened her lips, | ity which has no place in the nurs- | Ta & BATH BUT ve 2 » » 3 0 ." ! DAT RUT ’ nor the bromide about having had | ing profession.” . . . Miss Miller was | TunRay \s TAKING & BATH. SHE ne Sne'L. ua Tou Se the nose bleed, either Besides, | one of Tran’s superiors who had fre- AUT I'LL Qe RIGHT DOWN « RIGHT DOWN : RIGHT awav.” n not even going to ask vou where | quently found those uncontrollably = RIENT DOWN. “SHES TAKING ’ ve been. Because I know.” dancing eyes of hers vaguely dis- 7 =

val 7 2 A BATH TUT = — I'm sorr) ’ Tran began concerting. . . . “I might warn yu” i Pt ‘ sue LL BE > wv . TH But Miss Miller raised a slim hand | she went on, “that you will not | A RIGHT Dow = 3 2 ) Z

ence find anything in Miss Armstrong's should prefer,” she went on, | displeasure that you can laugh off.” let the matter rest between us It was just after Tran had fin- | all no credit to me to | ished dissecting a particularly juicy girls * charge openly de- | and loathsome frog in the zoology t of discipline. But unfortun- | laboratory next day and had gone | : , UWA ( a am not the only ‘one who | to her room to clean up that the ek J 7 hij Whalen. dt ollow Dr. Sargent into| summons from Miss Armstrong ’ . n N \ ( Mire I'm not even ask- | came. : - . — vou did it You can inti , ‘ . a — - —— sent y the Director of Nurs- | (To Be Continued)

repeatedly noticed in (All events, names and characters in this BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES —By Martin

story are wholly fictitious.) " ” a a ~| (wen NOW . NOT, CHANCE! TW ARPORY SACK BUT IN THE MEAN: SORE tun J PA i 3 WHAT DO WE 0% HOME Wh HAL LA W ’ » o ’ WHAT 2X AY Sah > E REALLY we WHY 00 V'SAY, NOT 6O AWE AD

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most convincing expression of grave Study the picture above . . . then ute yout imagination and skill in sketching hew | a : id IS THROUGH! respectful attention. . Had Miss Arty Blott escaped from his predicament. For the best answer in a single sketch, we | Ee i cali Miller missed her? will award the choice of $50 in cath or a valuable one yeat scholarship in com. . " i #- mercial art. Your sketch can be any size ot shape and as humorous or "crazy a8 | J Bo 4 Ab, : Fr : ; b y i es

2 8 = b { - Ant 1 itt in A you wish . . . but it should shew how Atty escaped. Contest not open to pro. 7 HE as ne rd left in doubt fessional artists, IF you are an amateur, over 15, and like to draw, here's your | X= : ; a 3 72 Ww hen Miss Miller had marched opportunity. Hundreds of successful, well-paid artists are grad. | NOTE: \ EL 177 : I <Q her double line of gray-clad girls| yates of the School of Applied Art . . . America's oldest end | 9 . / by ‘ : : K/ ) : back to their quarters, she Sum-| Fnest home study art school. It costs nothing to enter this contest \ Blea) \ ey X Y moned Tran. . . . it may improve yout whole future. Send yout sketch today 18th 1938 y “The icicle” began crisply, "Now| with name, address and age to: - it’s no use wasting my time with the

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