Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1939 — Page 34

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N 1 . 3 a LPL £3 dan, the first coolness in all their J) SEE : No WV 0), i NS e memory came between him and & 1 ie 8 y= / \ NN ’ % vy, ) Sheridan Starr. 8. . le A 4 \ ® 7 b \ a “Well, Hope,” Sheridan said that| | a i n : Q evening when they would have] ! TY > i 3 Ss » , >)

gone to supper together as usual,| ° ¢ p gt 8 3 \ : i / “if it's not a sin for you to love \ 2 / ERALD AND THE MAJOR ; A : . i her, I guess it’s not a sin for me WILL SPLIT THE 500 % = , : avn either. I guess we can’t either of Cope. 1939 by United Feature Syndicate, ne. wn f3 =3 R oy PRIZE BUT TE * Foo 2 7 x gt. —— THE “SOONER” a. A BS ei i. ‘You ready io go ent “That reminds me—are you going to take in a world’s fair this sear?” LI'L ABNER i Sa : Hope did not look at his friend. 3 : . : : —By app Ho was staring vacently away. |" TOLD EVERYTHING = By Clyde Lewis) IAN SOTHET Y WISHT AR KNEW _\ [ * SHO’ ‘NUFF SAYS AW . THEN-AR | [ BLEVE ME, AR FELT URRY PEE- | | ~THEN-TH CAR STOPPED. Tv “Feckon Fin 0% BE lee : 1 | |QTY-CRAFT ) THET BEFOLAH FELT |B LOOKED AROUN'— KOOLYAR. AH TRIED T'BE POLITE AN’ | | SHO'FIH TURNED ROUN AN.GRINNIN' 4 finally. : : ©’ ME KISSIN / SO MIZZUBLE ‘BOUT / P77 NOT LET ON AH NOTICED HIS MIS- HELD UP A LARGE BOX~— y Sheridan went without another 3 3 IT, AH DECIDED TT” | ’ FO’ TUNE, AH TRIED T’CARRY ON > « p Jord, Hie oid po. depart Bios ? A LVL CONVERSATION WIF HIM — i i 9! ; cers : J Z k 7 g ting, or bantering With ouer officers 77 WAL- WINTER'S OVAH NOW/in the headquarters oilices Zo " IT SHO’ WAS BAD WEATHER was wont to do. He just walked 7 HE = ? s 4 JL I giumly out, alone. i 7 &: He didn’t know how long he had walked, but when he came to himself at last it was dark. From force of habit he drifted to a favorite cafe and told the waitress there to bring him anything—just anything. She put down a good meal but he ate less than half of it. He got up and wandered out without thinking even to pay his check. “Mr. Starr acts like he'd lost his | best friend,” the waitress commented. : “Got the blues, I guess,” i cashier. “Well, we all get em. He'll | {LA ; Hl - : a snap out of it. He's young.” : ol \ CON WE'VE N STEADY, THUNDE : glia ALL RIGHT, = i : 4 “Gee, he's grand!” the waitress| | m : : : ; RPA Enouen away | | Teen me / EovoTE Sep sora woven | 1 1 sorry 1canNT OBLIGE A Ww, N . FROM ZEKRE’S MINE, J NH AN’ SHOOT IMPOUT LIKE A MAN 7 g 7 i TM

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murmured. eo : “You said it!” THUNDER. / Sheridan surprised his landlady | by stalking into his room at 9 Pp m “Not going away or something, | are you, son?” She was a kindly | soul who tried to mother him. “No’m, Mrs. Bascom. I—well, I'm a little weary. Thought I'd get a good night's shut-eye.” » “Were proud of you and Yr. Hope, the way you bqys have been! fe

breaking up narcotic smuggling| = . ; Ties our friends are all talke| “I want a straw hat this time. Itll make a mouthful for the cow

ing about it.” when I’m done with it!”

“Thank you ma'am.” FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia

“I'll just set a pot of coffee on the stove for you, and there's half ll a cocoanut cake on the second | | | {| — Sh 2 . You mgt want a | | : EVER SINCE COUSIN AGNES 5 GET HOMESICK ONCE IN _ TSK TSK --- TOO BAD Y /#» 5 - Pa a oi . \ CAME TO VISIT US. SLUGGO WHILE === I WONDER HOW YOU INSIST ON LEAVIN’ e didn’t eat. s "DON'T ACT TH’ M SO SOON --- COME He went to bed and pulled out the : TO ME [ AGAIN SOME light—and lay there thinking in TIME ? circles until midnight. Then he : slept until dawn.

= = 2 “YTS like this, Mrs. Bascom,” Sheridan tarr was drawling at breakfast, “I don’t aim to stop § any man from loving a girl, es- hg

pecially a friend, but in a case like y og be \ a

this I figure it hit us both at once Ey aR and we ought to sort of draw, 3% x 3 straws to see which one steps out. Sr A Now I studied about it hard last y ; night, and—" Sherry was eating with Mrs. Bascom herself, on one of the rare occasions when he ate where he

; f had a room. He was a guest, part- | CAUENT WADE A MISTAKE OF YOUR SIGAT GaGIO. Pais i 3 guest, part 4 DX : HAVENT MADE A MISTAKE |OF YOUR SIGHT, VIRGINIA, ly Yeesuse he Bed SRRely seen | i) ; A, ARE BEMIND EVERYTHING! / THER IN TELLING HIM. THERE'S J7 MY LAND! WO TELLING De rane m. | i GAGE AND TWS wh, TUBRS. HE'S A TRAMP. IF ONLY EASY CAN SUCH A STRANGE, WILD WHAT HE'S LIABLE he e, S oon had him ! ; WASHIE, SAY || GLITTER IN WS EYE To vot telling everything; he really needed |§ S ! a talk. { “No, son,” she interrupted, “that |ji wouldn't do. It might do if you [i boys were quarreling over money. Hi or anything else valuable—except |i a girl. But you can’t draw straws! for a girl” | “Why can’t we, ma'am? Hope's! square. And I'm sure I could step out of the picture if I lost.” | “No. It doesn’t matter that both! “Now, forget your own personality. For half an hour, you mpst BE of vou are square, as vou, of course. Louis, the Grand Monarch.” oe are. That's not it. The loser might|

think he could just back off and for-| 1HIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson

get it. But he couldn't. He just couldnt. It would rankle and gnaw| | so SC - ' 4 ? pss, him and eat his soul out,| | or ENS ay: ay No DU 1s _ AW OOK lp ty LET'S DRIVE Z Sheridan!” URS DISAPPEARED : W HAY DUD Sh i ! ud : ; Bh : . LEADING MAN! CLOSER AND Now I'm an old woman, son, and | FROM THE EARTH WHEN OUTIA es DCIURE | 5S an vy SE aod on S | SHER E IVAL ever ASH ||GET A BETTER, | MAYBE AS JUNE 1S CONCERNED, You THoueHT || Hil I BA NWT x a= | Look AT HM! | HES

I've seen a lot. Let me tell you.! there's only one person can decide | WUEMMA CAME ALONG, OSHA MAVE SrEEN STS OF THAT! IF HE'S A between you boys and that’s the girl! BECAUSE THE LATTER ATE | FROM were on. I J NG; i £ a | NEW RIVAL, DI LNT herself. If she says she doesn’t want THEY ~ tg : : a { (JUMP AT Them! one of you, then you can moon | Loh : - around a few weeks and maybe for- ; Y get it all, after that; or mavbe your} can never forget, maybe you'll just go on loving her always, regardless. But, in that case, if she does choose the other fellow, then you'd know it| was right and proper, even if you| did lose. You can just bury your| feeling as a sorrow. The other way, | you try to bury it but it swells up : : : : A . il Mass, as a bitterness and an anger, and | / Sa 4 Z | Hk N Co% 193 GY N first thing you know you have to y fight, some way. It's the man in| you that does it, son. Now you and| Hope go and have that understand- 1 P) ’ ! a « FANOY COME VD, : = Ho SMOKE ,EWN ¢ T FIX ‘EM | 30k WET AN GEE. WN ) ing between yourselves, in advance.” - " wl \ 4 RE MADE | SY LOOT || SOMEBODY TIRED | HE WICK “EM - 2 QUICK STAND OUT

Sigh thought Sound advice. JO HE! THERE AND a He had a protound respect for ZZ old Mrs. Bascom. By 8 o'clock he| fea Z 2 2 7 4 GEY WET was downtown looking for Hope,| AVERAGES SO ™>80 AND ALL - fh A A we but when they met, Hope was still] BEATS PER MINUTE, . / = 78 yo 7% V7, | so cold and so oddly formal that he, BUT I” MAY DROP 7 % 2 i couldn’t bring himself to say much. | 2 “Lordy, Hopey, whyn't we gol somewhere and get it off our chest,” | he suggested, finally. “Where we can talk. We can swap our ideas about the matter and maybe get somewhere, can’t we?” Hope still wouldn't look into his friend’s eyes. / - ) 7 / 7 / “Don’t see anything to talk about.” /4 “OR / NEST IN WAR, FIRST YO a 7 7 H 7A . o£ ZS ; 4 : Ai bo Well, we still have to work to %/ IN PEACE, FIRST DRO Eh 4 RSSICOPR. ge oe 4 : —By Raeburn Van Buren

gether, don't we? Or do we? What on / about that, Hope?” IN THE HEARTS OF ONE HOUR LATER ---ABOARD SHIP, 7 CHERBOURG

Ee atts Bast #28 11s COUNTRYMEN" —— —_ anything to do with it. Betty Mary A bli Be SER Be nT ey Te hasn't anything to do with—with NSWER—Henry “Light-Horse Harry” father of Ro E. : TO HER ana : THERE the jobs, I guess. It's just that—| Lee. The words were part of a eqoiviion hi prepared is < ‘ : : yas a “iin ? E> BS Mb well, she damn sure can’t marry after the death of George Washington. ; : Be. O priliioiy both of us, and—" ; Rc “She hasn't said she’d marry| “It isn’t necessary,” Hope deeither of us yet,” said Sherry. “Or|clared, somewhat sourly. “I have maybe she has! Say, have you|just looked. In fact I looked all asked her?” A sudden alarm had night. I changed outa my unistruck Sheridan. form, spent the time from 9 last Hope ignored that, but put in evening until daybreak searching another significant point. every nook and corner in Juarez. “More important now, it seems She holding her room, but the to me, is that her window signals Montebuma Hotel had no knowledge are still missing.” of her whereabouts and I couldn’t “Good lord!” Sherry jumped up./find a trace of her anywhere.” “I plumb forgot about that! Did] “Whew!” breathed Sherry Starr, you look to see? This morning? consternation in his voice. My gosh, Hopey, I been mooning _— around all night, and—say, lets (To Be Continued) go look at her window now!” (An events and 3 r in this Story

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