Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1940 — Page 13

MONDAY, JULY 15, 1040 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — - = PAGE 13

SERIAL STORY — | FUNNY SIDE UP By Abner Dean | OUR BOARDING MOUSE With Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY By Williams |

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CHAPTER ONE ANNE NORRIS pulled her leather fiving helmet down over her long! bobbed, golden-red hair, Above the roar of the “revving up’ motor and the whirling ‘prop, she raised hei voice to call to a dark-eved girl nding near the hangar door Tony said he'd drive out to ‘watch me take my first flying lesson. Keep ah eve out for him, won't you?” The 'dark-eyed girl, ‘Georgette Parker, frowned and walked over to join Anne. “I thought vou weren't cooing to see Tony again? After all, vour uncle insisted you weren't to | have anything more tor do ‘With jf © rms \"/ I TN : ZZ, Yd ’ 8 8: uy him.” ROSS oli, 4 “ee “8 SSE 7 ueY I'm old enough to know my own Bat AD RR NOT A. | SRR NN ” Nn STAY OUT OF /, ne FRR mind,” Anne told her crisply. “Uncle J et a He \ LS oq 52 : NN ! : . R SIGHT, MAC JOR Ng ; i 2 HAs BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO EOIN Arnold's | my guardian, but TI don't NEE : So fo ol PR. 19% CE, INC. 1. Te 340 81 NE i i : have to do everything he says SERENITY LI'L ABNER =By Al Copp ' I can't understand what YOU SEE | i joi: United Feature Syndicate, The. NE me is A : | . Tony," Georgette went oh, & little - Z VAY PATRO Ri NVDSa: St SANE OH WH BON HA His father's ‘practically wy ; Wary - she's fallen for wh in. || Lrour Sciock You » k ie SNE PACPY HURRY I What are we going to do about Maryv-Jane . , . she's n an in > AHS eR N . WIF ALL ET tellectual aghin!” Gye Py oh WILE RR DAISY MAR 77 Dr A dangerous light ‘flickered th i a wy == ~ | EE Pe BN AR? Afne's green eves. “Ive heard wll ) . IP a je : zis ] imes 1 know it by HOLD EVERYTHING ) By Civde Lewis A 7 Z

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sense Anne told hel the latch. “You talked of it. x THE PARK YOu CAN MAKE

student fAlving | ou thought it would ff Tony Scott. You k: XY She laughed again Ns 1 - A 4 | arm affectionately A : ) a ic 3 : her girl's 1s ‘made & striking pai the sun. Two men » door of the admining were immediately although deep in

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“How about a little corn on the cob, dear?” NAME ©: ZULA LASWI ev! OCCUPATION * WHAT WILL YOU BF OAMCING WITH YOU, 2 RO HELD, REC XI a DON'T BE ARM Loh a ‘Swell bh SCHOOL GIRL ! PRESENT ADDRESS AuLaawa / OOING ALONG ABOUT = You [ese CAAD TO Mew) Bi Dy FO Py 3 i Tw Re oft etal dtdd ot Se dati Calton i | UCTIMATE "DESTINATION © KOOAX ([SUAND / 30 TONIGUT 2 AND DANCING WT NY 7 J: EAR aT BAW 0 ha 8 vii | vy LS : N rec e3 rox arm to work for him. But as far THIS CURIOUS WORLD ANYTHING ELSE . , i BUEN (FE You DONT! Mado FIRS = MR. KRITTS SUBMARINE ! " as I'm ‘concerned at niece is just : \ hi ; lu 1, mT TOLD ME » { spoiled darling looking for YW REG. U.S. PAT. UFF. © 3 Cm ft HI uo \7 —— \ or ‘more likely, Tor way to make the headlines.” ¢ were like blue ‘ice. “Talk je Stars craving pub-

I'] aren't in it with these deb Well, T'll show her more to flving than having ir picture taken in a helmet.” Her black-haired girl friend isn't

Greoreette Parker?” Dick's blue eves softened. “She's entirely diferent I used to room with her

other at Randolph Field He's 4 ne or ve best, Tejends T ave, And op SIC BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES v from ‘the sume ¥ pd fe CAN BE USED AS I {i 0 ; i THE DAY IS TO BE FINE, WITH RB co ly Georgette Park. | fi i NO WIND, THEY SPIN «OAS | Ne NARS 11 mest conversation THARDEA LS, BUT I= RAIN 1S | SOR) A ONE, QOES 2 ) serious Georgette had NEAR, THEY STRENGTHEN THER NEAR \T, WL YAR 7 Me's TOOmMMmMAte ever Since WEBS AND SYORTEN THE THREADS. I TX 2) { started to Midland

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ather was a rich man; tru 100 AS “wy O ; ORL THE ONE | KEEP nt tha Soutce OF Tis MONEY Wat #, WHERE'S | SENT HIM TO TOOKER- TOOKERVILLE, WHERE "RED SMITH HAS ; HAT Gf kn THE EB i a or | A 70 LOOK OVER Mit | | JUST WATCHED nie "QUESTION MARKY PUNCH ee 4 | THOT "oAw questionab and that many Of -y v oH FN NO) SOEs | aN Tony S pom panions were far from HE IS THE © ARTI, NR : Po DREAMED MOAN Be desirable. Wak So Gifferent trom] oS . z ALONG WITH FOUR { == TWO FIGKTING IT OUY WARK'S CORNER = “FUNNY ar | FEEL LIKE of tH he had ever known | Cid dl OTHER PLANETS.» ( | SOME DAY 0 ) WANT | WANTA STEP UP-AND BAY WELLO” TO BM A oe 0 suit Fojowe! \ / NEPTUNE, URANUS, J | | RED” YO STUDY THE BUT THEY'D THINK | WAS : ner life. He did exciting, dar. |} SATURN AND JUPITER 7 | | MARKS’ STYLE Tings, and she liked him. That, | ni {eR 25 Te fe HT | ; §

enough fon her ou see Tonv, ask him to wait me,” she called to ‘Georgette ANSWER «The tiny dot, B, represents the earth. A, OC, D and v | : away before the other girl ‘represent Neptune, Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus, respectively, answel Absorbed in conversation, Dick i \ i pin] and Bob failed to notice the red- she walked absentmindedly out mto | The frst warning of her danger | haired girl had left her companion. the field, she forgot the flving les- cama when ruddenly Georgette | They didn't notice, either, & long, som ahead of her, forgot her uncle's sersamed ; high-powered, bright blue roadster ultimatum about Tony Seott,for-| “Anne -Anpe the prop!” roaring down the highway toward got Georgette forgot, too, the | (To Be Continued) the airport. Anne saw it, however. whirling prop of the plane that had

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