Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1938 — Page 30

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 1938

SERIAL STORY—

HIT-RUN LOVE

By Marguerite Gahagan

CAST OF CHARACTERS PATRICIA McGRAW—Heroine faced a cheice between the law love. LARRY KENT—Hero even greater decision. TOM SWEENE Y—-Prosecutor.

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OUT OUR WAY

By Williams

WE'RE OUTA LUCK, L TELL YOU == TH' SHOP COMMITTEE WAS GOIN UP AN' HIT THE OL’ MAN FER A RAISE TMORROW, BUT IT'S USELESS... HERE'S A FROMT PAGE PIECE THAT SEZ HE'S SELLIN OFF ALL HIS PAINTINGS AND ART TREASURES... HE'S BROKE -- WE'LL NEVER GIT ITS

CALLIN DEES ART TREASURES

"TAIN'T MUCH USE HITTIN HIM NOW, 1 GUESS

ITS ONE OF TH BIG PARTS OF THIS BUSINESS/ THE OLD MAK COLLECTS ART TREASURES FER. SUCH EMERGENCIES AS. THIS, HELL HAVE ANOTHER COLLECTION BY TH TIME WE THINK AMOTHER. RAISE IS DUE == THAT'S WHUT KEEPS US FROM BUYIN? ANY OF 'EM/!

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1 DONT CARE WOT HAPPENS, ) BUT, WASWE.... ETL GO AWAY, PLEASE, AN' LET : IBD 1's OKAY. ge SB wae ta Live LL 4 oF DISCONTINUED le dls

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HIM HOME AN' PUT HIM TER BED.

ONLY THREE DAYS | THERE, THERE, SONNY, VE MUSTN'T AGO CAROL LOOKED | GRIEVE YER LITTLE HEART OUT. ME AT ME WITH HER BIG | 'N EASY KIN PROVE YOU WAD A REABLUE EVES AND SON FER BEIN' LATE 70 §~ \ N

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TO ME. OH, WHY 00 I DESERVE SUCH MISERY?

THREE YEARS

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PLENTY, HE'S BEEN A MERCENARY AVIATOR. FOR. SEVERAL WARRING NATIONS, AN INTERNATIONAL TROUBLE MAKER - A "BAD-MAN WITHOUT A- COUNTRYS”

1 HOPE YOU'RE NOT ALAANNG TO &'T 5 AROUND HERE, LANE - SACK AT TEMPORARY HEADQUARTERS TST OUTSIDE TLC SON, JACK HAS COMSENTED TO MRAM PLEA THAT WAHMTEY BRE ALLOWED TO JON WN) TUE GREAT MAN = ROT FOR" THE SP\DER”

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“You don't know how well off vou are—being a doctor's complain of a thing!”

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GEOLOGISTS SAN: OTA HAS BREEN A VAST INLAND SEA FOUR L/FFERENT rANES SINCE THE WORLD EEG AN.

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arm was around her carrying her into the he told me the truth. Told me the amber truth himself, and thought I loved shes coming him so much I would be willing to g her through his lie.” i lef Church turned toward a chair i she said. and down like a marionette But rave to finish this now I pulled suddenly by strings. His waited as long as I could. I thought shocked face turned toward Tom. Some rort of miracle would happen. (“It's all news to me, Sweeney, I Right up to the end I thought Lar- give you my word. I thought he | Sp — I thought we (Te Be Continued)

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