Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1940 — Page 21

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7 7 '' CHAPTER NINE DR{ WOODROW WESLEY| YORK, of Pueblo University, had a perfectly genuine Ph.D. degree and a reasonably’ good salary

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~ home, it’ looked like a fugitive from : re aj yard. “I'm going to have the case continued till next week—I hear the judge

Moreover, Andre himself had is having his glasses repaired and he can’t see well without them!”

personified haughty aristocracy A Zz, a 5 IN : wher he ordered 2 the| FUNNY BUSINESS | : Z : < W/E : : = hy 23 DLE WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY TRWNwuAMS,

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premises and stepped intp Ronica ” gl { ez Y. 5 / ; Bevis iy home. Snare wis msi : : EE EL ot * COR. 1940 BY NEA SERVICE. We. T. w. 80. u. 8. pav. oer. 127) “'ulously dressed. Manhattan fash- . fon. Wesley, on the other hand, (i wore simply his best it; the : Z . _ same- one he wore on Sundays to ¢ = : AH GOT. YO A NOW church with his mother,-and to | ; : yolces of | ONE © YO' IS COMIN’ classroom when his second best was / Le rr! = ouT E MAH being cleaned. He'even had on his | 7 xX AZZ BLUSHIN' BRIDEGROOM ? heavy black-rimmed | spectacles. iy ; - Suddenly he remembered something, and took the glassessoff. He stood there in the darkngss a moment; then moved hesitantly to the porch. He heard the obvipus pleasure of Ronica in greeting Andre Girardeau and—in sudden panic— was about to flee, but a portly gentleman came out the door and saw himy- il “Hey there, how do you do, young man?” The portly one was cordiai. “Come in, come rights in. My pame’s Bailey—Ronica’s| father.” “Uh, York. I am Wesley Yok I : \ Fh ner - “Why, ah—" Wesley couldnt / Ef : RED RYDER sii. > : because i : . ; : speak coherently, hoy ec onEy rod Harman:

Mr. Bailey had him by} the sm i Fe sudyas gerialy Jadinglium fo fe : EY WHO THiS EASTERN Z [GET Te ELEGRAn EER to BI living room door. But, before A y, MAN THAT AUNTY gl FESSOR ADARe, OFF R ORRTES % Be Eid nos) LIKELY, LITTLE | BEAVER, Yi 77 = = Ronica saw him, Wesley stopped. DUCHESS WRITE SAY ; VAL QLICK AS ] © LE -P\ MY BLINDNESS AND 1D W 2 % { BEND,AND * “N-No! Mr, Bailey, I—the fact ; ; 4 RED ) : LIPS 1s, I was just leaving, janes Jus NS ; : °C Raa the ‘same. I, uh, did gome—bu - p : : REAM Gor est agke another ell immedi-| “J 90Wt Need 3 Hfle—Im going io argue 1i-out ‘wiih the enemy=s ately, Many thanks, sir.” yo Wesley almost ran tojhis old car.| THIS CURIOUS WORLD HI By Wiliam Forgusan He felt surely Ronica| must have ee op Sei cs ;

re ently not. at heard him, but apparently WITH A |

Not until he was out of sight of the Rocking R hous¢ did’ he re- FARE yon

gain ‘composure and realize his OF ONLY . k ’ . 4 : TLE ! bo J 2 y / 7 plight. He had thought his date| | OAL Canvy 5 er ) i.) oo : | ; | L , . A MILE ‘i Tir : 7 py \ i) IAT in.

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with Ronica a genuine onel She j ¢ 7A J herself had suggested it, but— IT wouLD INR . i N" ; ; ho) el 2. 2 plainly now, she had just been cosT | : os a get 2971S. » Po AY Croan | 7 4 hw ridiculing him. TWENTY-SIX ¢ = FN pr” [TNR] 4 | BULLION

A... i i i p 3 y THE THOUGHT hurt deeply. He A ~ : had tele that Miss Batley was | [| OLLIE] . y HEY !--- HOW'S =- You DON'T NEEDY [sAv--Di0 THose

+ Fo TO TRAVELD : i \ 4 sinegte, killy, gil al ough s, or TO THE i a ABOUT A DRESSIN’ A DRESSING NEW COSTUMES might have known better. : STAR \ OTHER ? BOTHER WE £ His thoughts grew /blacker and ppmm— ie : S ACTORS ? J ; . Lpgn® GIT OUTTA blacker as he left the {vii te z J a \ ae +t, ME DRESSIN'

countryside and came within the y : : NN - ; BS village lights of Pueblo again, and : : = so without realizing itjhe pulled up ; : E ; ; RS at his home. His mother was on > Re the porch, rocking, | w dat son, didn’t you go to the NOTCHES “Uh, not yet, moter. I—I had oN Tig EAR lo'come back for something, that’s ALCON | ; MW “I've got to go to that dance any- : EL sen : —{—r y NN WO MA 4 > ay,” inde himself, Fac. : 5. AND : \ : 1 1d Nad ES way,” he reminded himself, ac INLD OF / - Poo | | I

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ly drove with care. |But he disre- 2 FEN OF COUR : 4 ‘ ‘ y i” 4 SE YOU REALIZE THE CONS IF ONAL SCAN SY %o the ns conor » Ov | | LETTER, AGREEING TO DELIVER ALL ER WCTARY Er SETA DO 31 gymnasium. A new glint had come Kirn oy Ra PLANES TO A FOREIGN POWER, I$ EXPOSED, MR. DRINKWATER, I INCLINED PRODUCTION into his eyes. : {3 5) \\ 7 TO BELIEVE YOU'RE NEITHER A VOHY, SCHEDULE THEYD RESORT When he walked into the big oj rn ; . TRAITOR NOR A MURDERER, BUT YOURE ONE OF THE TO FOUL METHODS, R room, already gay With music and Se SEER i, BR RUINT THE INNOCENT VICTIM OF A . BIGGEST MEN IN THIS, EASY AND I INTEND laughter, and¢he held his head up Gn ih . - / CLEVER AND SINISTER PLOT AVIATION + THE HEAD (4 in full pride. 7 : ; —] 2 4 . : J S OF A COMPANY THAT'S He glanced hastily around. No,| //¢ ; mised 7 : dG : INDISPENSABLE TO she wasn’t here yet. But across the ; psa : : 4 2 » § THIS COUNTRY'S | room he did discover that exquisite, iN rs 2 S 7 | n PREPAREDNESS dark-eyed girl, Lona Montoya, the Can YOu Ns ME FOUR 8 % 2” 2 PROGRAM / one who had just registered this ——— KINDS O X./5S 2 year from away Sawn in vers Cruz, : : al and who had suffered an unfortun- ANSWER—Plug hat, plug hor ] 1g, ate accident. eit Lo plug, ete. g ‘1% plug: horse, \jire plug, light Pris, tobgcco “Dr. Weslee York!” Lona beamed : sweetly at him. “Isn't everything | CROSSWORD PUZZLE - ERs so lovelee tonight?” HURIZONTAL Answer 10 Previous Puzzle 19 Measurg-of, ~ “Including you, M Montoya,” (1,4 Actor in ATR | Bs oy] ’ said Wesley, which was a daring| outdoor films. oll 22 Jabbers. ) thing for him tq say. “I am so| § He was a A u 24 He was also sorry you cannot dance with the| great staf in | ON : ] star fy others. May I, uh, may I request| Western ——s. N 25 Mothersot= J atleast one interval here with you, (12 Branch of | d pearl - - , NOT, : Just conversing? knowledge R| 26 Artificl ; a ; ER ANYWAY / HAVE HILDA EXACTLY. “Oh, Weslee!” Lona dropped the |q, Long inlet. t tr 2 : 7 title. “You are too kind!” 16 Amber. "BRR 23 Sipeam. pre f / “Not at all! Its a pleasure for | (1 lr oo on : 8 His —— horse : : et \ me. I, uh, came alone, and—" 17 I resin. pa PAZ : K SHADYSIDE'S FOOTpa rahe fo 6 2 re if Milne na so Be” By S Li Pi who might ask me for a date, be-| in imitation S O 31 Dower . der 7% ] . > BE PRESENT/” cause I can not dance tonight. But |,, EMS: E TI D property. | thees music—o0-0-p-oh! Is lovelee!” 20 To move : 35 To honk. ““wTo tell you the truth, Lona,”|,, Pout. | 39 God of love, . 38Instrument. Wesley dropped |a title too, and|2l Neuter 41 Myself. maiden in 40 Delays.® . was plunging on courageously, “I 22 Pronoun. \ 42 To gr ink | distress. a Tree. - 1 Ie ecompense. slowly. : : 3 Bow of a_ boat _; Seleit, uh, find just this opportunity [25 Road (abbr.). 44 One in VERTICAL 45 Female deer toto be "with you!” 24 Cubic military 1 Spinning toy. 48 Passage. jp youre ; Sentmeter 1 service. 2 pe ining to' 47Sound of - °° (abbr.). “48 Marine. oil. inquiry.’ ; : Pic OpCYRRED. qo him that, 2 25 Small horses. 49 Circle part. = 3 Castle ditch. 48 Balsam. : . ar A SURE! HE WONT lonica Bailey did come in, she 27 Compass point 51 Molar. 4 Form of “1.” 50 Stocky | : CT LRX ME TAT OR would see him here and so think| * (5ppy), 57Anything 5Roentgenrays. horse. -1 . : oR THING he had Sroushy Lona. If so, well|og Destiny. steeped. 6 Erains. 52 Meimbranous ang Sood a en Re souls hold up|30aid publicity. 53 Prying sneak. 7 Credit (abbr. , part.’ : : sgn Ai +1 wou d, in ef-139 Tg act upon 55 Tiny. 8 To pull’ " 83 South + * oC Dye Ronica that he,| each other. 56 Tomb cloths, © 9 Consumer. - ° Carolina too, knew Ronica had been just|3s Middle of the 58 He played the 10 Pelt, (abbr.). baiting him that afternoon in the|” gay, |. part of a = 11 Finale. $4 Italian river. airplane; that their “date” hadn't|g4yyeight or horseman 13 Grain (abbr.). 56 Additional been taken seriqusly by either one. . allowance. (pl.). 15 Distinctive message He turned to Lona with sudden|sgy jie, $9 He was theory. JN (letters). enthusiasm and was being as court-|37 Apove, always the 18 Book part. Senior (abbr.) RH ly and as attentive as he knew how, : yeas hh iA

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ceased behind him and that young : collegians were milling around in 7 gay greetings to every one. He felt" I that he might actually enjoy this ems : ; fied 4 evening a bit. . i a docked fle without real- . ~ mama — : Lo ng losely at Lona Montoya’s | | THATS MY. PROPOSION, \ SHE'D NEVER ACEPT | | BAH 2 IT'S JusT W- WAIT, WILBERFORCE] | BECKY WOULD HAVE A BUT» SHE L THAT'S heavily lashed (eyes, black eyes that a THLESS. TAKE IT OR IT, My FINE FEATHER: | | LIKE You-T0 TAKE AD | I~ DIDN'T THINK OF FINE HOME WITH YOU, WOULD- EVERYTH TO es you a sparkled with a strong, exotic 3 LEAVE IT, ILL GIVE BECKY | ED COUSIN! THERE VANTAGE OF HER LOVE Tee THAT WAY. N'T SHE 7+ SHE'D HAVE SHE'D NEVER LEAVE HER 2 wisdom as well as with feminine A ; : Y A FINE HOME EVERYTHING / MAY NOT BE NOBODY | | FOR YOU--AND FORCE HER TO PRETTY CLO'ES~ MEET bY ME-=* : A GIRL WANTS IF YOU = / WHICH AGREES WiTH | | LIVE IN THIS SOCIAL ’

charm, Something away back in his ; being contrasted those eyes with hr © § WIEL LEAVE TREE HER-BUT SHE THINKS UNDERWORLD // HER OLD POP ISALL :

Ronica Bailey's violet ones, and this became momentarily disconcerting. Then suddenly his conversation and reveries were interrupted. “Hey, /for | pete sakes, Wesley York!” somebody was saying, “I thought you had a date this eve-| -ning with me?. Can you please tell me what the score is?” : He turned in ronsternation to face Ronica Bailey and the man Garardeau. |. : ° (To Be Continued) An svents, ma os and si jaracters in this

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