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Summer Theater

By MILDRED WILLIAMS

YESTERDAY ssing

Johnny searches the finds but no he Mally, of trading the eames for a She admite it,

roam, An

nes her

money

Am erly confronts

tantrael hut affers to pay

Love fie for Johnny, at he rushes

n Jean, Be meets Masters caming Melton

nee

the s watches him geo io

CHAPTER TWELVE Mastie

nare told cameo?) that Moily had In exchange for a Had Jean imncameo wasn't Mol-

bout

watched Masters turn into He dashed up the Meltons’, two at a

Jean, where are you? terrace, Johnny.” shed: out on the terrace, as cool as a lettuce iy frock Masters

ean n organ i doing John He came

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1y to say and ne

he was my burns Sav about

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didn’ my 1

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down creek

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had

went back life so cleverly

mina

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