Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1938 — Page 30

SERIAL STORY— With Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY y By Williams

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: GR yr TROUGH FULL OF FOOD SCY AST OF CHARAUTERS ) SR [ AND HELL MAKE HIS JUDY ALCOTT — Admirals daughter. 4 ; : ? MARK «~EVEN IF IT IS 7 : She faced a choice between two Navy : : ; on Li TeTH

Sr Wal /, ‘vy, tenant. He faced a choice between his . x 25 Wa 41} u & » v 77 7 Sa. wife and duty. : § ; : , 1B 7 Lh 7% : 2D . dl * JACK HANLEY — Flying sailor. He ; 5. : =< Il ARR 2 = mo faced a test of a patient love. : i : : RE : Zz , Cr OT. MARVEL HASTINGS—Navy wife. She faced the test of being a good sailor.

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Yesterday = Marvel’s unpopularity in-

‘creases, xX for Dwight’s sake, Judy vows

‘to attend her housewarming, to see that her father, the Admiral, attends also.

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

T was not easy to tell her mother i: > y ~~ XN a that she had openly championed | |. : : 2 0 ed i Marvel, openly asserted that Ad- Te . \ £ [lt miral Alcott would appear at the F g i ; RousSWarmIng. But she stumbled / 3 ough it, and her mother said : AY! Tm LY 2 e - Dwight asked when he came the Ts to : 114 : Z = gly Ae Timm Eb. l= other night?” She ruffled the girl's HEE 21936 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 1-24 2, B He A THE TURKEY= WZtie a JRWihAMs silky hair, “I know you want to do| «My wife stands by me in all my troubles and sorrows, which I wouldn't “a { 11-24 1 : ER 2OBN THIRTY. YEAR'S TOD ee 2A your best for him. Very well, then. : have if I hadn’t got married.” es

I-—T’ll speak to your father.” ; sm 2 a Gay or 3 — : = % ea a ; WAL, ANYHOW, PAPPYSo the thing was settled, and the| FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia | | SAMMY VAS ORSERED SEY TO SOME ALREAD ; SCT AH KIN USE. TH night of the housewarming a long GO QUT AND SHOOT A WILD : RKEYS~AHLL * 5 a hn) FEATHERS FO'MAH Ine Of crawled to 2 gio in TURKEY — EN § HOOT ASHLEY XB : . SUNDAY HAT = ront o arvel’s house. Judy won- T T a ; ig No : dered if Marvel even knew how close i i ne / LF : aE A EAN her party had come to failure. % 4 {i NOT PU I SE 4 Ss UN

But when she and Jack Hanley were Inside, greeting their hostess, she realized that Marvel didn’t have the faintest inkling. Such a thing had never occurred to her.-She was really magnificent in her selfassurance. And there were other people present. Outside friends. A tall, thin girl with scarlet fingernails and a queer, short hairdo. “Kay Roseter, the cinema star,” said ~ Marvel. “You'll love her. She’s so unique.” “This is Cary Tennant,” Marvel CE 3 SV 7 F ; RAI he. said, a moment later, and Judy tite : ——— Z Hf pia 3 LE ae Re i ed looked up into the narrow, sardonic

eyes of the man she had seen twice WELL, SLUGGO --- WE I'M KINDA NO/--- THIS MONEY

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mured. : : : “Charmed,” said Mr. Tennant, RE? oR - EN ORRY 7 _ 7

and his thin face smiled. But his ff = eyes didn’t smile. : “All the naval regalia makes me feel just a bit effete,” he said to Jack. “You Navy boys are such virile blokes.” ; Jack said, “Hornyhanded, hairychested,” and grinned. But Judy sensed that he didn’t like Cary Tennant any better than she did.

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rator had evolved was a thing He. , 9 of black floors, angled sofas, ex- Whitesment gunis couldnt come. (AN THEW CAME THOSE AWFUL) OH, WASHIE, I WOW CAN YOU EVER, EVER _ 7) MY MINDS MADE UP, DADDY. IVE )) [AND WHATS MORE, I WS\ST THAT

tremely low chairs and whole walls : OWOUTS, CAROL, AN' WHEN I ( DIDN'T UNDER- | | bo FORGE ME? , DECIDED NOT TO MARRY ROWDY WASH TUBBS BE GIVEN ANOTHER / of mirror glass. GRIN AND BEAR IT EHF To Tr WEDDI, EVERYBODY BW oast ik vow a 27 SPLENDIX. CHANCE. WEVE DONE / WHAT WAVE ‘ “It looks like a machine shop,” ONE! OH, DARLIN, a : = KIN T KEEP ; Ve | said Jack, A | YOU GOTTA B'LIEVE ME. P Ve J | | 4 3 < ) : Ab | FRUM IT WHEN [B57 1° ash! ioatio imposing, if you | i E22 M ~~ GOTTA! 3 72 7 I LOVE YOu ey “A cared for modernity. But Judy GA 3 v 3] " / : vd ¥ A © didn’t. =o ’ & Kay Roseter, on being presented | to Admiral Alcott, informed him | that her last picture had been a | Navy picture. “We had the most y distinguished Englishman playing _ the role of Admiral.” “I don’t doubt,” said Judy’s father solemnly, “but that he looked the part much more than I do.” Kay Roseter’s stiff-lashed, hazel eyes opened wide. “I didn’t mean

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| Dwight ‘hastily put in a respectful word or two, and Kay Roseter drifted off. Captain and Mrs. Lane, who were politely trying not to stare t the hooting, shouting group cross the room, came up. Judy id, “I don’t believe I've met all e people.” : ; . Dwight said, “That's Cary Ten- | pan’ group, making the noise. ; i A i ; * They're nice when you know them. mia Tg a oy, No #20 J Shall I take you over there?” os 5 ec 3 :

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was. COULDN'T INJURE %e AFRAID OF CLOSED butante called “Slim” Jarrett. She “You should complain of your wheat surplus; I got stuck !

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as famous among her friends. She ! re as that sort. “Slim” pounced on THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson judy. “You're the typical Navy girl TT NI z wight was telling us about. You'd

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r in the jungle, isn’t that right?” | “You've got me mixed with the OF FIFTY CARS glishman who dresses for din- EACH, WITH per,” said Judy. : 5 EVERY CAR. Dwight grinned. Judy met Diane’s CARRYING yes. Diane and Bill and Magda 50 TON = amilton and her husband were » tanding near a bookcase. WOULD BE 2 Sl ? Z A Chinese servant carrying a tray REQUIRED TO Ii] You mean TT Let oor weAD, ii BE (THES THE FIRST BREAK 1 EVER 6OT IN) [Wow, [| NOT 90 FAST MY Youne f cockiajl glasses circulate among CARRY THE i] YOU REFUSE | HANDYLALL You fp MY LIFE 1 TOE MET FINE PEOPLE "| Bock LYOURE NOT YELLING e guests, « Marvel said, "IL any- ! : TO LEAVE 2 | [ MANE TO 00 \6 SAY \’ iz SINCE TUE BEEN WERE THEY RESPECT ME, TM TELLING YOU wes § wants lo dante, Tve had the DALY OAD AL TRE WORD AND i ME AND TREAT ME AS ONE OF LEALE SCHOOL ,PLAY ON ck porch changed into a sort of OF ML/D : g AN! 8 WE'LL CLEAN OP ~ a TREM L BUT TREY TOO MILL. STAND =p el A S/LT 3 a ol I > tr FOR JUST 20 MUCH ! SWCE You've | [TAT peo | DD : AN vA [a \ EE ; : 5 BEEN WERE , YOU'VE DONE WOTRANG [11° "|| THROW 50 MUCH DRY oN Oe aay he Oi BORNE BY THE : : 2 87 mE — e = BUT EMBARRASS AND HUMILIATE MEE |] Yoo NOT EVEN XOUR DEAR room, out the French doors to xl 14 N 7 : : : Fo EL |

OEAR. FRIENDS the patio. Judy thought, “She MISSISSIPPI

ght as well have bought a new| |i RIVER. ome. She's practically made this| i= INTO THE GULF

e over.” : Jack Hanley, who had been stick- EACH DAV.

g pretty close to Judy all evening, pre pry id in a low voice, *“I feel sick. Let’s : tay out here and watch the stars.” [ | “What's wrong with you?” she Gm A CUBIC OF ~ asked. ; cy FOOT pe” had a stiff dose of snob- N=) ORY SAND WEIGHS

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ry,” he replied. “Those friends of MORE THAN A cuBiC ers are poisonous.” \ - FOOT OF DAMP SAND/ | “You simply don't know them. hy ey’re not your kind.” - “That’s it. The rarified air is : g me. And say, I don’t think he skipper liked the sound of a - remark Cary Tennant passed.” | Judy said crisply, “It’s silly to at‘tach too much importance to these ~ things. They're Marvels friends.” “So Wal . ; ARE NAMED FOR | E had not yet mentioned ‘th A, NG THE VEL- = LOW PIGMENT THAT A A fact that Judy was responsible GIVES for her father and mother’s presnce. But she knew he understood. ; » said, “You're a gallant kid, Judy. ANSWER—Right. Dry sand is heavier, measurer for measure d I ever tell you I like you?” than wet sand . . . up to a certain per cent of moisture. “You told me.” y “So what again, eh?” anil last long. The oan Jas closer. “Hello, there. I thought he didn’t answer. The rest had [handsome and she wan some fun. |. iis . e back into the house, now. She'll get over it. She’s not the iy Jaa Masvels id rustic wo Then they heard footsteps com-|girl to stick in the mud.” yelour 0 ourselves. fhg out toward them. A woman’s| “I—I think we'd better get up and| “Apparently,” said Jack. “Come, voice said, “But they're impossible! make a Rofse Judy said quickly. “I|Judy.” They're positively provincial. If|don’t wan ear any more of : ‘that’s the Navy, I'll take New York's that!” (To Be Continued) ast Side.” ; ‘Jack looked at her. “You didn’t an ig Sn His story afudy Stifferied. Jack was sitting|need to hear it to know, did you?

still. These people are all false. Thrill man replied. Cary Tennant, |-hasers. Moneyed bums. Who oa TODAY’S COMMON ERROR

i . “Marvel's just|iygsaid—life in E flat?” _ ... , | Never ponounce chagrin—shag’ He fling,” he said. It! Then Cary's suave was!dn; Pn a

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