Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1940 — Page 18

TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1940

SERIAL STORY—

Peace=She's

Wonderful

By ISABEL WAITT

AST OF CHARACTERS WARREN-—A 6f-vear-old tray route from Boston to WAYNE Peace safely pected RHODA LOWELL] thinks Peace a crossing the either CAROLE LOVY A movie star DARBY and JOAN-—Peace's

DENNIS Agreed to deliver a larger order than he ex

Wavne s fiancee nuisance Doesn't like country to get married

pet turtles

YESTERDAY policeman

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believe Rhoda and

when they explain why Denny is taking |

Peace west Mrs King interrupts her

kidnapper Mr. Ogden train

hunt te become When the

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HOLD EVERYTHING By Clyde Lewis

By Williams

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his rich oil and a at his was

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