Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1942 — Page 23

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CHAPTER NINE EVERYTHING went cockeyed, that misty Saturday. First, Dolf got loose and scared half a busload of convention-bound schoolmarms off the premises. Flooey goes 15 , good for 40 cents average, six dellars the establishment afford to lose. about 5 o'clock a load of rapefruit rolled in and | n, an Ohio boy that! Pa a . s—c——— if l AH, BLT Y \ YES, COLONE! STUFF AND NONSENSE, \ | since 1938, climbed | H 0 : = ees ’ 3 3 Cy No AE —a Se BUT IT RED YOUVE GOT NO

and spiked it from his flask. When | they do that it’s because they need | sleep and need it bad, “Marty,” I said, “youre sick.” “So what? he said. “This cargo has to be in Raleigh tonight.” “Maybe that'll keep Junior away from the refrigerator!” “That's as may be,” I said, “Stick | out your tongue.” THIS CURIOUS WORLD By William Ferguson I dug out my clinical thermometer and pushed it into his face. “One hundred and four,” I said, adding half a degree. “0. K. Mom,” he said. “Trot out 5 = : the old medicine chest.” R NN : | 5% NT = 7 “Marty,” 1 said. “It's the hos- = : = e Ae TER AE ; CO eo \ - pital.” ye JIMMIE MADIGAN... THAT \S A NCE NAME! > \T 1S NOT OF TEN THAT TALL, : ! “Hospital, nuts!* he sad. 1 we i << 1 LKE iT! [LEAT om — SNS Tae; NONOL pis ase LIA lL Saw guess there's hospital in Raleigh.” 2 COME TO RAS MAHOOT, AND TO You THE MOON AS IT RICE Tuer ail. Shan “Youll never get to Raleigh,” I LISKA GROWS VERY LONELY.../ || GULF! SHE WILL SING FOR YOU, AND DANCE FORM him. “Climb into my car. 1 HOPE YOU STAY LONG YOU, MY JIM ..JUST FOR YoU?

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Roller Skating Every Nite Tir. 4. | Saw him. night's work. It was a swell ad for |

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