Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1939 — Page 15

SERIAL STORY— > CT With Mejor Hesple “OUT OUR WAY:

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CAST OF CHARACTERS BE gle Ba ; ALAN = WARREN — Ambitions young | : , i le Ly es » | TERT TS fe, i CLOSE AN IMUBDITE |

country doctor. EMILY WARREN—Alan's wife. ERIC KANE—Construction engineer. DR. FARRELL-—-Alan’s elderly | associate, Se, A 2 4 0, ( Yesterday: Emily's | : taeomes when 8 © Pr: FF 3) iE: { WHO ARE she helps a sick wo “to the hos- wn : QE Fv PB [Ea | You 2 WM pital. There she mbets Alan, whe is HN Ng Na ; a AJ $ er J FE qd [is 5 LS MEANS THIS

admiring. Bul there is ne time to talk,

since Alan is called to operate. - . wv af ; £3) hg } | INTRUSION,

CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE

LAN turned from her. Emily saw the light of the elevator moving upward as she reached the door. Not knowing why she did it, ) SN but knowing that she wanted to be |! , 3 S ny ! ‘TE ; i HE CHOP ~ £ near him, Emily followed, walking | J — a a3 xT Ng PCa | 4. : = Sa ' aa slowly up the stairs. No one oD : stopped her. No wonder Alan loved this little hospital; so quiet, so peaceful. Second floor. Surgical, the sign read. Whispered conversations, Signs on doors—"No visitors.” , RRR | N : . Third floor. Medical. The faint i \ 5 Sg A R RL Z == 2h MV, : = 7 Y sound of a dietitian's cart as it od oy K AE 3. | : ? : | : 5 rig ory Pils : bt rolled along the corridor. How dif- } Ny FR Shah | g \ : / ee hn TESA of Sed ferent this was bustle of } rT BANGER ? | THINK IT / 77 : : Aion i Mga “A ceil ail al the St. Louis hospitals. : NX ; NK ) ) A W “ Was * - Fourth floor. Maternity. So | oh” =, | lg OVER MATOR= A oh bb AEE a THE DERRICK |

strangely still. She could see young - ¥ ' bo a : Be Gd Billy Bower pacing up and down in {4} hh opr. 1039 by United Feature Syndicate, Ine.

5 i od ' : fons of We Blas oars Sl jhe sun “Haven't you any country without a crisis?” LI'L ABNER —By Al Capp $ , A ” 4 8 ——————————————— i _—_ ; _ . rell’'s old joke of “never having lost $e} APPARENTLY-HE IS BEING WAL, MAM <ALL WE AMNESIA = [ror EXPLAINS EVERYTH r Fl sT : - a father” came to her mind. 1 HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis Fo aRER Fon By Har oid aty- ) | | Row As ame. nO FEReEcrtl [im Fore Oli OnE Thar Kors Jib brit STUDIO : HOLLY WOOO had seemed funny when she had = SS AND THAT GIRL- | MUST LEARN=- /> HANK WE DUNNO WHO \ <ER=| MEAN-I | WHO HE de Sa first heard it, but it was so tragi- ay IF THEY KNOW" ps —; HE IS - AN’ NEITHER DO ¥ AND WHAT - . HE: TH DOC SAYS HE

cally real now. Poor lad, maybe J SSSI ) 5 she could help him. Museum foo ; GOT ‘AM NE -SIA” = Bower was glad to see her. “How's §: - 3) J /

Angela? The baby?’ he asked anxiously. Angela is all right,” Emily reassured him. “You won't have long to wail. Here, have a cigaret.” “Gee, thanks.” His hands shook. He resumed his pacing. back and forth across the floor. After a while he stopped. “Youre sure Angela's all right, Mrs. Doc?” he asked, “Gee, if anything’ happened to her—she's all I've got.” y “Nothing is going to happen to LA YF (pe ; E Angela, Billy.” Emily spoke as if /1 Na | : : to a child. "Get that idea out of | fm —\ ¢ RED RYDER Byrd Herman your ind. She’ > downstairs eR YA ; ; hs nm Ea ; : y' a. HM i S50 ZEKE WON'Y SELL NG BUT THAT ; MY MINES NO. | [comeeony come! | | DOuLSE THAT

in a few minutes.” . FB i 7 OUT, LONG AS RYDER CARPOT-HEADED Cow S » | &% EN Po / ! hi; 3 R A © - £0 ¢ 00D, RED! THEM TRY TO ’ i hd BACKS HIM LS, WRANGLER AIN'T GONNA CANT FIGOER HAVE SHARP EARS FEE FORGED LIGHT /GET

Mrs. Doc, could you go up there with her?” he pleaded. “They won't Arve mene fiicanas ee unt ! fda) Wi CARR |! Luce Livny 2 QUIET ON SOFT let me—told me to stay here. She's A BEATING FROM A RY. ™ WANTS | T/ NOISE OF HORSES GROUND / all alone, she needs somebody there. : Ni : © || RED RYDER, ; S \ OuTS DE | : They'll let you.” “at TN : WHO 18 ; ; Ng 4 : LOOK OUTTA “If it will calm you down any, = Ey PROTECTING i ox = ef 5 : / } Y ¢ SOF, LITTLE I'll go,” Emily answered. The super- - &. : See Nhopaa = PROSPECTOR Ne 8 ‘ SAN Pp ; - A —X 2 (- OS V7 SLavER/ intendent or the floor nurse might AN oF Tas ZEKE LAND, : R order her to leave, but Bower , PN) \) sl pe ES CARR wouldn't know that, and it might ly 5 = RELBNG Wii quiet his fears. g | Hie She left Bower, pacing again, an walked back to he stairway. Up 90k HENCHMERN. another flight. She disregarded the EPR. 1636 6 NEA SERVIGE. ne. TS Wet 2

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remembered. That must be it, FL APPER FANNY

across the hall. The door was open, a mere fraction of an inch. She [=i leaned against the wall =i | = ® » | aes ans -e pH could see nothing in the | || 'M_GOIN' IN 1 eR Ten 1A a So room except a small corner of | : ! : we STRICKLY IN' AS A the white-sheeted table, the gray | a i MES A MAN'S JUNIOR wall bevond, and the glaring over- } | : =) \ BUSINESS! RN PARTNER! head light. | | \ “The patient is asleep, Doctor.” she heard the anesthetist say. She caught a glimpse of Alan, all in white, only his eves visible, as he crossed in front of the door. Then silence, After a long time she heard Farrell asking, “What is indicated?” but she failed to catch Alan's mumbled reply. Something about vyversion.” Af \ I Then Farrell saying: “Remember = iy \ (Ry = 2 En the first time you watched me do ; 7. qk Oy PU. 8, Pat, OF AN rights as H ! APR ~3 that, Alan? You were as white as pa A \ i | AHA n your gown.’ S A | HG } WASHINGTON TUBBS II —By Crane . 3) - ta $ "4 LS) A 3 & r t 1 o/ v He EE a he ae EEN? NR a WELL, ALL T GOT 7 PLEASE, PAPA! | THEY SNUBBED ME, THATS WHT THEY) OW, PAPA, BUT YOU ! OF COURSE YOU NOW DON| 3.3 cx, oh ) 1 hand : “ined I" =" N LAR ERR ER ! TO SAV, 80 BOY, IS IM TOO MIZZERBUL ~{| DONE. NER OWN FATHER! VER DON'T KNOW WHAT DON'T DO MEANT WELL, PAPA, | SONNY BOY. THERE'S DR in oi i hes |g HH] THAT IT'S SURE GOIN' [LTO DISCUSS IT. “|| OWN FLESH 'N' BLOOD! AN WOT'S CAROL MEANS TO ME.\ &IT ALONG AN' T WOULDN'T | ONE CONSOLATION. peiSpiraiion SOM JGunl his eyes RAPER RL 2 TO RE A TRIAL FER ME 75" THEY THROWED ME OUT NOW EVERYTHING'S orn SNO 7” HURT YOUR FEELIN'S / NO MATTER WOT ETRY Tat Shivesine ; AY 0 he To | | TO LIVE WITH THEM TU || sEFORE I'D RUINED ; : {| rom TW WORLD, / WAPPENS, YA STILL Emily knew now why Alan was £0 \ \ “WERE | | | itd ti) Ih DANGED McKEES AGEMENT 2 E To BUT = 2 GOT YER DEAR OLD devoted to his practice. She could AFTER YER MARRIED, \ a Ci 4 : FATH ' share this thrill with him. She. too had a part. however smail. in the Q\ B~, 3 beginning of this life. She would aE 2 . never forget it AN & | It was this—this being close to God—that gave Alan, and Farrell J and all other dociors in the world, ) = J | that understanding of human ills, 2 { | . and of human needs. No wonder “Well, I located that rattle in the hood. 1 bot the Jones baby will they were able to comfort and cheer be glad to get it back.” , No wonder their words brought - en

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brought her back to the present, She heard Farrell saying—"Its a girl, a , fine girl.” A a | i Com -nn Y = i Then Alan — “Oxygen.” Nurses A I's DEA © A No holly Myel I wWisH some — moving rapidly. Farrell hurrying 2 15 SOUND | Y OVER IN WINTON [| GEE, HE'S BLEEDING AN HOUR ONE WOULD CALL past the door. Then the regular § ALL OVER “THE PLACE / ME Goosey measured clicks of the inhalator. WN, A BE DONE FOR : WORRY ! ™ Emily stood, breathless. The baby a" ] . PARASITE 1 HOPE THERE'S RIGHT / must live—it can't die—now. Her ON AN / | PHONE MERE ! heart was pounding. Then a stronger cry and Alan's INSECT. voice— “Well, little lady. you've de- IT GROVE ON cided to stay a while?” Farrell | ! T™E WHITE GRUB chuckling. 7 | “Five and a quarter pounds. Doctor,” the nurse said

Not very big, but good enough | Wa % - Pr kK ff Lh fit tS flit for a start.” Farrell replied. More 5 (eR ld il i | - yi . FA | moving around. The inhalator was | he ; | : Hi {> Be = > stilled. ; SURAT RS CoRR. 1939 V NEA SERVICE. WG | - M. REQ AY. OFF. |

» ® ¥ — AY LN ’ Rr — = = | fe LT HH j y % 2X id FTER a long wait. Emily heard 5 - di Angela's voice, bewildered and wondering. “My baby, my baby!” “It's a little girl, Anela.” Farrell was saving then. "A wonderful little girl.” Tears were running down Emilv's cheeks, splashing on to her dress. She glanced up and discovered the floor superintendent standing only a few feet awav. Emily wondered how long she had been there. She hadnt heard her approach. The nurse's eves were moist 7 too ™ I a . 8 4 - w 1 ’ I've been here for vears.” she said | ] / : ‘ softly, “but I still get a thrill hear- :

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blanket. Emily looked down at a ¢ & td BETTER BETTER WIT MIM tiny, wrinkled red face. Then the ANSWER —Duroc- Jerseys are hogs, Ayrshires are cattle, Clydesdales \ nurse and the baby were gone. Je horses, and Rhode Island Reds are fowls, » HIT HIM IN' go 1S RIG!

Emily suddenly felt faint. The TT so Ty | . " <&\ at! ’ walls began to whirl around. she tA» ‘ton, D. C, for a circular telling how | , \ 7 groped for support, felt the floor su- Questions and [to obtain analyses of all Kinds of | perintendent's arm around her, then ‘elements, including minerals, oil, | —as if from afar off —she heard Answers | water, soils, ete. | Farrell's voice: | " | Q—How much money is , an- _ Here, here, Emily. none of that. Q-To which department of the nually from envelopes white i You Ye just $2 yee that baby's life.” Government can I send a sample of being transported in the mails? en everything faded out. ore for an analysis? Is there any) A—The sum. of $1055352 was {Te Be Continued) jonrge founs loose In the mails in 1938, due (AN events and characters in this stors| A—The United States Geological largely to envelopes being improper CHOY Seve Qurees, Department of the Interior, lV sealed, or coin not being wrapped. | ‘ashington, D. C, makes analyses How esses - COMMON ERRORS without charge, Send a stamped, hr, » the 19 Sreduitd nittine i i 3 i! YY ) a , 1 Covets Is pronounced kuv'-et- self-addressed envelope to our Serv. {operators Mi the United States? us; hot kuv'-e-chus. (ice Bureau, 1013 13th St, Washing | A<Approximately 321.