Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1938 — Page 28

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PAGE 28 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1938 SERIAL STORY — HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis | OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY By Williams

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| ME SHOT 17 7775, ACCIDENT THAT WAS WHEN YOU JUST FER A FEW| BOSSES AND A . h . 7 ; 77, THE WILL OF BUY EM MINUTES OF TIME CLOCK 2 By Marguerite Gahagan : JIRA TM™ATeuN [2 / COME ON, Z PROVIDENCE ~* 0 LUXURY WHY DO YOU DO 3 3 ~. pny Seep ar & WELL: ARISLISH SPUTT: SAyTY? 0 THAT FER EIGHT PATRICIA MGRAW—heroine. She | ; “~~ {4 rook aT HIM ANID HOLD /; HOURS EVERY faced a choice between the law and - A J] |b OUR HIS PANTS FOR. : love k g - x | DINNER, SECURITY UNTIL LARRY KENT—hero. Re faced an 5 IN op coat) HE HE MAKES GOOD even greater decision, W ,. A | r co WITH A NEW TOM SWEENEY —prosecutor, He } 3 LUGE COAT! awaited the processes of the law, : J HA 3 Saas { IT AS FULL eT | 710 OF HOLES 20 |

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CHAPTER TWO

HAT was the first time she had experienced his persuasive manner. She had demurred even | argued, but had he carried out his |

plan. He was interested in her work, in| the people she met in the courtthe attorneys, bondsmen, judges “It pays to have friends like that ! 3 he had said casually. They can oS | B RR ca bopper - help you out.” | aR Mt SS Hon ther can 1 oot fy ob there | on sos sensor we to BR = : Soh . Teme ose ine an. t My X | COPR. 1938 BY NEA SERVICE, | WILLA because of my father. He knew in- | “Hey, Butch, what rhymes with ‘Petunia’®” ANGING UP ON HIM == A : eo pense ors. THE QUEER GUY oe 4 fluential people when he was alive. | LI'L ABNER Ev ALC : But I never thought of needing the| . — a help of important people for myself. | FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia : Y Fp 1 Bugs I'd rather get places on my I DAWGONE \ AH 1S WHAT KIND | THIS ROAD'S “ Reon 2 US SCRAGGS IS ON OUR owt : 7 KI oR “Yo u shouldn't have much trou ; zy BETTER WK a hp EM Y RM ble,” he said smiling down at her : HN E WISHES US NO WAY FO’ TNSBODY.That was the beginning. The davs | MOVE. T'GIT OUTA LES ALL SWING AROUND gave way to spring and summer ONE. O’ THEM ! ¥ 4 AN’ SEE WHO "EM But their meetings continued. She : NEW-FANGLED 8 D > : PPY. POLECATS IS)” had managed to slip away for hasty TRAILERS, HUH, SHOOT EM [A YOKUM / luncheons, had hurried to finish ¥ By MAMMY? QUICKER! work so that she could ride home \ \ x with him, had saved her money diligently to buy clothes that would make his eyes crinkle with delight when he saw them Larry liked her to dress well. And he liked her knowing important people “It’s a salesman’s weakness, darling,” he told her. “Contacts, we call them. They help plenty.” His own contacts had proven valuable because his work was com- J RAN : . 7 ANLIiRA re 2 ing on excellently. So good in fact | y J BY \ : : that only last week he had brought - A \ [IY

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paring for their home, and then marriage.

* & 8 HE memories faded. Judge Kelly came back to the bench the gavel rapped for order. Pat tigtened her grip on the pencil and filled another sheet with notes | “Well, if thats the way you feel, why don't you wire him?” a % Tom Sweeney, the assistant prose- “Oh, I couldn't tell him ‘No’ in just 10 words.” Z ; eR

cutor, sat sprawled out in the wit- i x 4% NBL i H { 3 — ERA IE ness chair, his brown hair with red| . NA \ S w= BUSS AY 141 ER lights in it tu imbled over h is bi oad| SRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty ” mA) : =5 forehead, his brown eves friendly as . . . ‘ af WASHINGTON TUBBS II —By Crane they looked at Pat. She smiled back NR

they at. She smile Ta AN | ay 1G0T A / NOTHING COULD POSSIBLY |[( COUNTESS AND COUNT VON 7 OF COURSE, ) ATP He ae pen the Job | fie pet JRE LN AN a : NL FEELING, | HAPPEN, SWEET, TO SPOIL || “x WEMER SNITIEL, Si YN) (canenen) | Sy THEY VE Sg ant 1 th a Ee Ih ne ror i 1 oh alt : HONEY, | OUR HAPPINESS. COME, ; COME FOR THE | § BEST FRIEND, Ni OLD WASHIE was weil thought of over at police NA 6 8 Pr, SBN THAT a I WANT YOU TO MEET EV p= . WEDDING. X ) PN S TUBERS, IS GITTIN' MARRIED, AN’

headquarters, she had heard. That] | Sia ) an Nat ES . SUNMFIN SOME OF OIE GUESTS: THESELL BE | [TNS A x7 1M GOIN' TO THE WEDDIN. was why he had been assigned to ® : 3 gr & TERRIBLE JUST SCADS | F ? the tough traffic job re veut J og ] \S ABOUT 0 a oy 7 2/ Or SQCI\ALLY e pushed his hair back and|] ® E ALY I) oi A 7 . } fa leaned down from the chair. “Tough aS 3 hf RY Be = ; : § 7 RY > EY “i : PR EORLE Saturday,” he said. “We ran over- Si 3 YA 3 8 FB \ | A 7 v / ’ : % 7 1 time, didn’t we? Hard on His Honor, too. His wife's on the phone, and on the muscle. He stood her up for lunch.” Lunch—Pat realized it was in- 8 PN IR - y V3 IN ) : deed late for lunch. She glanced we NER. | 3 4 Ral. i Nh = A O bs : BA _ OOWN BY at the darkness outside. Rain was s s ig x \ Ne” le \, BR wa FA 3 4 § a BULL FROG trickling down the window and the |: 3:8} ° ! =A BF SNA | - EF 7] eX 3 k BAYOU: smoke from a freighter heading up yy ERY Hh 7 / : Sa Sa river hung low upon the water. \ : x ) “Going to finish all those notes | S83 ) mw. 17) Hy 3 —By Blosser’

before you knock off for a sand- « wich?” his Ce ame to oY ) y 4 a . * “How about going Koh to he ® ' ' = : 3 = a , HELLO, MR. Tuats . 0 WHAT DOES X 7 BAKER. WROTE SOME Bruel Hak simi ihg Tit : Nos > ! 3 2s a . BAKER | HOW'S KINDA GUESS ONES | TO. HAVE HE WANT WITH STUFE IN HIS COLUMN RYE Sloe gor some hing AE bh : 2 THE, BEST LEFT = ENOUGH FOR | A TALK FRECK , COACH? BEFORE IT HAPPENED | . shook her head : =e 1 / 3? BS \ - 1 | SPORTS WRITER | HANDED, [| A TOWN / WITH You, NOW ITs UP To FRECK TO I don't think I'll take time. 1 : \ ; A ; {ult N po Line FOOTBALL 16 AL- wf IN SHADYSIDE / THAT THIS SIZE, J FRECK ===== SEE THAT (T DOES HAPPEN! have an orange in my desk. I want RATE 5 y WU SBR ! p= MOST HERE! THRILLS, . THESE COMPLIMENT !| | RUT WEVE) A SERIOUS to get through early. Thanks j= 2 ; \ ARN be | iA HE CHILLS , PENNANTS, HOT DOES, | az) DAYS & I'M THE ONIY|| Got A

though.” LONG RUNS, FORWARD fi ] NS + SPORTS WRITER GOOD She wanted to get away to do PASSES, RAM RAMS, AND 3 ER IN SHADYSIDE / some shopping and hurry home to HUSKY THROATS - -THAT § Boalloey HH ; be ready when Larry came Ra AE Te Ought to take time off to re- as OF IT, AS THES

Tom's voice came to her | \

Or is all this rush for a special reason? A young man, I suppose.” He grinned and turned §i to answer a question as the desk §o-te\ a Cope. 1538 by United Peature Syndicate, te. sergeant came over |

“I'll have to buy that stuck-up Mrs. Snodgrass a present, or she'll never believe we were over here”

ACK in the little cubbrhole MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE

that she used for an office Pat| qr het She wei ok en OTe B2tH THIS CURIOUS WORLS By William Ferguson - — . g looked at her face in a tiny mir-| LOOK, PETRO - SHE'S 4 KEEP THE GATS WN 7 BE WHAT A BOOMERANG THIS

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ror. She wondered if her happi-| ARCTIC HARES OF THE VERY FAR NORTH et = SN NT AL N ; / Lo IDEA TURNED OUT TO ee - ness could be seen in her eyes as DEVELO TEETH THAT PROJECT AND MEET THE CONTROLS! © ” DA PASSENGERS mm - , ’ | == RATS IN ATRAPY a flag. Soon it wouldn't al AT AN ANGLE, LIKE TWEEZERS... WHICH re FIRST? 0X7 TT y fon secret In another month the A | rr. ame USED § \ tp 1 J / HAS ould announce the engagement A7i TO PLILCK " x / SUCCEEDED Intermittent showers came and TINY Na 2 ZN A\ 2 0 py ot [AR DRE SSIt went while she hurried through her| A d= : \ VU 70“ Gull 7 work. And then out on the street.| running to the shop where she had seen the brightly colored breakfast set | Then, with her arms filled with bundles, she waited in the shelter of a door for her bus, scrambled on] as Bisiner rush of rain broke ove: the cit Li ghte were flickering on in store|

windows, headlights of cars made . BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES : .

highlights on the wet streets. People z Cars honked and Jockered av ston : ya dns [wane NJ, Bees \xt Me | MANO | SOMEONE OW ME LRT REAM MR, BOX W000 TOE] THERES ONE cars honked and jockeved at stop - > HELLO NONE [Y 2. ! E GO YOu EF HAS ROBRED ELERY RNOWNY ALL ALONG RE WAS A FALE | cowaoN WHO lights VOW AY a OF NOouR A = { \MPUDENT GLEST ROOM OF i AND RE OUGHT T0 BE ASHAMED OF | WON'T R\DE wy Eo a 7 fn Y BOERS v : | BOUVLNDER | Shy pil HMSELF TRE RANGE ER eves narrowed as she caught ; || BosNEES | o I" _— WOAWRO Pn WNW, : ANY MORE impse of a famill oupe. MAES SIN ’ ’ “sc = 2 A ALUARCY MR. ROXWO00 : a glimpse of a familiar coupe AND x , —_ ef \ Then 2 smile curved her lips. Funn) g how in all that maze of traffic she WELLINGTON could see but one car; should rec- | ARE ONLY ognize that bumped place on the| SOUR -AAINLITE rear left fender. and the way the| aL Ries license plate hung crookedly down near the bumper. The bus sped up and she caught a glimpse of Larry his felt hat turned down at the familiar angle, his collar up around his chin. Then the cars separated and he was lost ahead in the rain cutting in and out with the speed he loved. She hoped he would be = careful. So many accidents hap- 4 g CAN VEL! ARRANGE a 0 THESE LETTERS TO RORM HE MUS TA SNUCK BY You SEARCH A HERE, HAM (1 Ti 22 PP NO, | HAVE Y THANKS, SIR--P-POOR

The bus slowed down abruptly J ? wus { 4er Ai; THE NAME OF A OUTSIDE -- HE'S LIABLE TBE J THAT WAY--- ’ : NOI SEEN, LITLE PRP. WHERE se flashed across her eves 0” a y Wh THERES’ THAT BOOK- -SELLER'S ’ : ansts. aoited into a new picture NN = J SOUTH AMERICAN AN NT NOWMERE UR BUN VER ON THE ROAD [88 SAS CAR--MAYRE HE'S SEEN HIM-= 2 : parDUR DOG ! CAN HE OF GONE ? but not before certain things] “TX BIRD OF FREY | ON A NIGHT LIKE THIS : » .

IL 4 < AM stamped themselves indelibly on her HAM. «« MAM 2/2 3 hu HAM,

consciousness. The familiar coupe ANSWER-—Caracara, iii with its bumped fender cutting out a Oe a ie of ont the street that now evelved into] democracy — Prof. Mary B. Gilson of | ey wheeling out—away from a|!%0 limp figures, overshadowed all| University of Chicago. Jain Sosked bundle on the pave- else. I don't know what it is—T hap-| : 5 i pen never to have come across it) _The bus dri « was hg oa ili & Bip Hei) i stops | DEfore—Dr. William Beebe, scientist, | veices came in the door, She Was) (AN vents and characters in this story) oho failed to identify a strange fish standing in the safety zone —“Hit- are wholly fictitious) fo run driver—" “The womans done HG eet FaifiofG: | for, but the kid still moves SO THEY SAY One does not cease to be a farmer | Words; words that beat at her like {because drought or wind or pest may | machine-gun bullets Until we give the worker the right have rendered the farm barren — The lights still made bright poolsit long to the union of his choice|U. S. Supreme Court Associate Ged heheh never make a success of|Justice Benjamin N.

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