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TWENTY-TWO WHITE SAV: GIRLS STEPS FORWARD AND SAYS 0 HE ‘TRADER CORN ER, | WAS CORN IN THEM DAYS,

FELLAS "TRADER CORNY SAYS SHE; “WITH MY BARE HANDS | OVERCAME

AS TRADER

ALL MY RIVALS FOR YOUR AFEECTION-AND NOW-, YOU ARE MINE” mR " \ 4 H

—By Raeburn Van Buren

AND T-THEN W-WHAT HAPPENED, POP?

[S0- THAT'S HOW TRADER CORN'S ADVENTURE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE SAVAGE ENDED” PANIC ‘EM AT THE POOL HALL TOMORROW

OM, BOY T™HISLL

Serial Story

Gold’

By Samuel Hopkins Adams

CHAPTER FOUR “YOU mean it right, I guess,” said to Judy's offer to help. ets and all that, but they make a cook out of a society deb.” “I'm no deb,” said. I've got no illusions about cooking

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My theory is I might be able to help with (he dishes when theres It would give me some-|

a rush. thing to do,” I don't a cry for help it was. said.

she said.

2 THE NOON R. D. brough from Angel Todd, enclos tickets for the game. “Tell that little brown gipsy of yours is she coming peacefully or do I send the patrol wagon I showed her the note, but she just shook her head.

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It was more to see Juddy, I ex-

pect, than to pay his little bill that fetched Angel back next morning.

: : a> 1 “What's this niece stuff, Mom? “Pretection. | Use no hooks. |

“A stall,” I told him. Keep off the grass. Beware the dog.” He shook his head. “That gal don't need any barbed wire fencing. Say, Mom, wha"'s the matter with her, anyway? I again about the Rogues’ Dance. Is there anything wrong with that?” “Did she act like there was?” “She didn't act like anything in the girl line that I ever was up against.”

“Don’t let it throw you, Big Boy. |

She's off the world, that's all.”

THE SOUNDS of spade working inside the stockade caught his ear “That must be that louse, Oliver, digging his Indians,” he said. “Where do you get that stuff?” He grinned. me the heave-O out sore because he thinks his course for a snap.’ “Did you?” “Sure I did. It It always was a snap till he came.”

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By William Ferguson

COPR. 1942 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.

at TO FOLLOW A ROAD, ONE MUST LEAVE IT BEHRINDS® Savs MRS. WILLIAM SHIPP, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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dians he’s digging for at that.” “What else would it be?” “I told you there was a gold strike back in the hills.” “This isn’t the hills, by 50 good miles.’ “No. But there might be a wash down the river.”

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HE HIT the road and I went back to my duty by my traveling pal Up to now I had been keeping Dolf under cover, because I'd learned to go slow about springing him on the public. Folks have silly prejudices against skunks Nobody was in sight, so I slipped the leash and Dolf went out for a looksee. First he walked all around the grubwagon to make

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{the stockade door, and finally he {loped acros sand disappeared down |toward the river bed. | A big old tree trunk stuck out into the stream, and a funny, {squatty little man in a queer jacket and an outlandish red cap was | fishing from it and talking pleasant and friendly to my pal who sat on the shore watching him. Pretty soon Redcap caught a small chub, took it off the hook, carried it in and offered it to Dolf. Dolf understood that. all right. When the man went out on his tree again, Dolf followed. “Well IT'Il be a thissenthat!” said.

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THE little man go up and made la jerky, foreign bow. I opened thim up with some questions and he told me that he fished three days when he couldn't find any odd jobs to do. While we were getting acquainted, there was a heavy buzzing sound, far off and far up. Well, it was nothing but the north-bound mail plane. But the little foreigner threw his hands in the air, and up the bank he went. He made a run for the stockade and swarmed right up over those high pailings like a squirrel. The noise of the plane died away. Oliver opened the gate and walked jout with his hand on the man’s | shoulder. “You'll be all right now,” he said. The man went back to his tree where Dolf was waiting. “Who is he?” I asked Oliver. “They call him Old Swoby. a Slovene refugee.” “Crazy?” “Only when an airplane comes over. He saw his wife and two children gunned to death by a playful aviator. “Doc,” I said.

He's

“I guess I've been

“Thank. I'd be delighted.’ he said. | The Feederia caught con quick, {like it generally does. Business | kept coming in steadily, and there [Tope times when I was glad of Juddys help. to study her, too. Angel kept on trying. It got him nowhere. She was off 1.en. “Listen, big boy.” I said. “Whatever it is that happened to Juddy has made her man-shy. My theory is"—I'd caught that turn of speech from her—“that if somebody took her by the neck and heaved her into the social whirl! she'd swim rather than sink. Why aren't you the guy?” “I don’t get it, Mom.” “The Rogues’ dance. Simple.” “I've asked her four times. dice. What more can I do?” “Take her in a bag.” “Huh?” “For Pete’s sake! Kidnap her, you big boob!” (To Be Continued)

(All events, names and characters in this story are fictitious)

It gave me a chance \

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

A COUPLE DAYS 3 YY BE /

OF.

” NOW SEE HERE, BUDDY, T™ ON AN. IMPORTANT MISSION! I DIDN'T COME HALF WAY AROUND THE

(-"A BALMY % NIGHT -AN' A LOVELY YALLER HOON ”—

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OUT OUR WAY

FRIDAY, JAN. 9, 1942 By Williams

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THE ONLY THING OL' DAVE AIN'T, DONE TO LOOK. YOUNG AGAIN IS TO HAVE HIS FACE LIFTED! HE SEES HOW TH' YOUNG -\ GUYS ARE GETTIN \ TH BIG JoBS AN

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