Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1939 — Page 27

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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE ETE said pleasantly, “Hello Carma—glad to . see you.” Everyone spoke except Julie, who stared at Carma, childishly roundeyed. Carma jerked her head in the direction of her escort. “His name is Hodges—EImer Hodges,” she said thickly. | The men did not offer to shake hie hand. Carma stared stonily at e. | Marian reached up and Er E: ES Fo SE : : ¥ Nd : 2 By caught her hand. F A % : TT Pe a : ob HEP CUSTOMER WI Lng hin . JT RWLUAMS “Another lovely outfit, Carma,” Pe “TR a g ol EE } ty - 2 J Se EMAC USAT OR. ; BX A i q-23 J she said: brightly. “You knock my] || : td: 2 ' waa [0 Sy . , ; : Co Si :

.eye out every time I see you.” “f Moa a a glassiness 2bous her.| L : LM arian had the feeling that she| «__ ou through the courtesy of the Ifzy Bi might fly into splinters. She kept His batde has come So Jou nt. : or = staring at Pete, ignoring the others. - =i “Well, aren't you going to intro-| HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lowidf duce me to your wife?” she asked ; i. in a loud, high-pitched voice. ss. (hi de NG “Of course—I beg “your pardon.| |- . , J tia “a Julie”—the smile returned to his eyes as he looked at her. Unsteadilyy Carma went around the table, touching the backs of chairs. Marian thought: Stop. her —for her own sake, stop her. And to herself she moaned: She doesn’t know what she’s doing. She might kill Julie or Pete!— Carma stood over Julie ‘and the girl raised her eyes. Carma’ said casually, but with an undertone of malicious inference, “So you've Joined the ranks of Pete's women.” ~ “I—I suppose so.” Julie's voice stumbled. Marian saw her swallow with a little ducking of her head. She did not lower her eyes. “And how long do you think you'll last?” ‘ = “Always, I hope,” the girl anSwered bravely. “ Dan put in smoothly, “The waiter 35 ready to seat you, Carma. - Shall swe all get together afterward?” .”. Carma hissed, “Shuf up—TIll be .Seated when I'm good and ready, «and not before.” To Julie she went “on suavely, as if she were secretly :Jaughing at her, “Do you know ; Nw Sp : 5 * what Pete does to his women when ni i ag

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.foot, she almost lost her balance. 5 3 » a — : wr — ¥ : \ : . |e : . < © _Pete took her firml he arm. ; 8 MAYOR NANCY === "HEY, MAYOR--= Jif OH, 1 CAN'T--- THE Weal | YZ 4 ST eSlonk her mem by Ge am. of} Slap { CAUGHT DIS_ GUY M TO TWO IF YOU'LL LET Al LAW 1S THE LAW=-"AH| IP 7

= : L “34 , ’ - HCROSSIN’ D' STREET I : ; _ ER---BUT THAT Bion pay io be tasiy, Car. | WITHOUT LOOKIN’ UP : : SODA DOES . SOUND f= A ma” he said, without a trace of AN’ DOWN FOIST! 1 TO A ; : PRETTY | nger. “You've had about three too|fF| APPER FANNY : “many -drinks.” : Ci : |. 5 = — “Don’t try to tell me what to do, WW UNV FTN pF by TT ’ : ‘Pete Thorpe. I'd like to kill you. \ WF = : No, killing is too good for you. I'd S Wo 7) 2 \ ; like to cripple you so that you could “never move again, so that you would “3ive on and on with your baby-faced ~Julie!” She was shrieking. There ~were staring eyes now. The head “waiter was hurrying forward. . “Stop it,” Pete said between his “teeth. “You poor fool—" .. “So I'm a fool.” Her eyes blazed, ‘her mouth worked. - “You didn’t re so for: 10 years. You didn’t ; so until that—" She threw out “$ hand toward Julie and Pete ght it. Carma wrenched herself iree. and stood back, panting. She Spoke again, her voice low.: It vited through the still room. e “For all the women who have ~joved and trusted, for all the mers who have been untrue—." She| slapped Pete across the mouth. | Marian said, “Never mind—we’l “Sake care of her.” She put an arm “ground Carma. Dolly encircled her -from the other side. Together, they | ~Jed her from the room, weeping and | _ babbling. | In the foyer Marian said, “T’ll} {get Mr. Hodges. He must take her —home.” As she ran back to the din=ning room, Carma threw herself > - iY 1 Do my ““fnto a chair. Dolly bent over her. /] COOKIN’ , MRS. MEGOOSEY, “Mr. Hodges,” Marian whispered, 8uT IT DONT SADT, e =*will you take Miss Forbes home?” LIKE THIS HERE | He had mot risen. He looked up, | stupid and blinking, “Let Miss] Forbes take herself home,” he said Joudly. “I don't have a fancy for wildcats.” } # Randy offered quickly, “I'll take her home. Dolly and I will look after her. We'll be gack for coffee.” He strode out of the dining room. Marian sat down limply. “It’s all > {1 fault, Pete. Like a brainless AER g > &

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in his eyes. “I told you the truth| {I FLIP ANND, ' about Carma, dear, all the truth.” SACRED VOLCANIC MOUNTAIN SUEY, hen hand did iio his IAPAN, ROSE FROM THE

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self up. “I've had enough, too,”| ff ° : see ABOUT 300 B.C. he said. : They met Dolly and Randy at the door. “She’s gone;” Dolly said, he blue eyes alarmed. “She said she’d left something in the ladies’ lounge. © She went to get it and we waited. When she didn’t come back I went to find her and; she’d 1S B ) : i F one—there’s a street dntrance to : - MARSUPIAL,, ¥ QIE..§ £ UP. : | the lounge—" | { 8.4 zr nr! | ; K INTO THE HOUSE { They stared at one another 5 ed & HA 4 | HO HO HA HA HA! aS. Jaarin sald again, YER WS) MY TAL... AND ; pana : og | Oa

’t fit to drive.” ; \ And Randy, “I sent for my car— : SCIENTISTS CALL.

ps right here—let’s follow along.” They got in Randy’s car and Pete directed them to the apartment building Xiere Oajing ig Kell : 7% ; + Dan wen rang the ; . ’ ere was no A a He hurried SWASTIKA und to the line of garages. Car- WAS USED IN fna’s car was not there. I] DOESIGNS AT LEAST : S000 YEARS 4. & (To Be Continued) * BEFORE HITLER.

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