Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1942 — Page 13

SATURDAY, JAN. 24, 1942

ABBIE AN' SLATS

—By Raeburn Van Buren = OUR BOARDING HOUSE

SO WHAT IF TRADER CORN DID MARRY LITTLE MOONFLOWER. AND HAD A DARLING BABY BOY.” IT MAY BE ALL A PACK

OF LIES-AND EVEN [FITS RUE--IT ALL HAPPENED THIRTY YEARS ASO. AND THEM SAVAGES NEVER HEARD OF THE RADIO. THERE CANT BE ANY

KICKBACKS

(—“HMM- COMES NOW A LOT O'SOB STURF ABOUT HOW HE MISSES HIS LITTLE MOONFLOWER. MY!” HE SURE LAYS IT ON THICK =-.7)

MEANWHILE IN FAR-OFF GOONI-GOON! LAND

HIS VOICE SOUNDS DIFFERENT AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. SIGH 7

COME; MOTHER 7 IT'S

HE WANTS ME I WiLL GO TORIM.IT 1S MY DUTY

OK, HOW | MISS MY LITTLE MOONFLOWER /" | WISH WITH ALL MY

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OUT OUR WAY

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—By Al Capp

BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON

LI'L ABNER

WE HAVE THEM IN ALL DESIGNS. WELL CUT THEM TO YOUR FANCY. DO YOLI LIKE, THEM BOILED OR FRIED?

OF COURSE ” I'LL. SHOW THEM TO YOU. JUST A MINUTE=—

HE. GREAT SEARCH HAS LED TO THE * CHINA ~~ RESTALIRANT -ALL TYPES OF RARE DELICACIES : MR. SUN BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR.

(OK, MISTAH SUN) { 1 HAVE P-SHE BLOSSOM-HAS YO, X IS A WAITRESS BY ANY : HERE. ILL SEND HER TO YOUR

Serial Story ‘Tambay | Gold’

By Samuel Hopkins Adams |

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SINESS

A LOT OF BIRDS ARE FLYING DOWN FROM THE NORTH !

YEAH--1 GUESS THEY CAN'T STAND ‘ D' FREEZIN" WEATHER UP THERE!

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WHOA, DUCHESS / 1 RECKON THE SHERIFF CAN < PUNISH COLONEL JULEP AND HIS CROOKED PAL!

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TAKE ME TB JAIL QUICK. MISTUH RYDER I'D PREFER TAKE MY CHANCES

“I was afraid someone might step on him!”

THIS CURIOUS WORLD

By William Ferguson

ESKIMOS

I GET MOST OF THEIR FOOD FROM THE SEA, YET ll THEY SELDOM LEARN TO | i AND ARE ASAD | | OF WATER / DROWNING IS THEIR M\OST FEARED FORM OF DEATH, SINCE Angel's THEY BELIEVE SUCH A “There's something VICTIAA MUST WANDER,

; \ | : Loren told the doc- 1] A BN oa A i 1is way in the fog and : WASHINGTON TUBBS II "LISTEN, SON, IVE @OT 10 REACH

CHUNGKING! NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS, I MUSTN'T GET CAUGHT!

im back in an how

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d the old boy sa:

WHAT A DEUCEDLY AWKWARD <POT! SUPPOSE DO YOU REALIZE / WE TURK QUT WERE VIRTUALLY | THE LIGHT AS PRISONERS IN ™O WE'VE OUR OWN ROOM? | GONE TO BED, z2 2) AND SEE WHAT

THEN AH HA! PEBBLES

AGAINST THE WINPOW... AND BELOW 5 OUR LITTLE FREND, LISA

ren’s swollen left and winked at me her: to the life than is generally realized

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RA Aren't you —By Blosser

TLL LEAVE THAT uP You, AFTER YOU'VE HAD A CHANCE TO STUDY THE COMPANY BOOKS /

( - v THEN TLL SIGN THE CHECKS , AND YOU CAN MAIL THEM OUT ! Is IT A DEAL ®

You peposiT MY SALARY EACH WEEK, AND THEN WRITE OUT CHECKS IN PAYMENT OF OUR MONTHLY BILLS /

PUT MY NAME ON THE OFFICE DOOR! YOU HAVE A NEW JUNIOR PARTNER / You haven't told COPR. 1942 BY NEA SERVICE, ING. HY IS THERE NO CLOSED SEASON ON SWELSAY RABS/7T~ AND oT WOODSTOCK -

the use? Theyre g to believe that I got these e 5 } 0 my map at a church |

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handed him the exam to take over{that our boys put on against =a Oliver's 282in, and on top of it gave him bunch at least five touchdowns bethe whole term's class work 0 low them in form was a vaudeville 1 make up. skit. They mixed their signals. Their If vou ask me, Angel was getting tackling would have disgraced a git. nursemaid on a park bench and Angel confided to me that he was their running game was patterned Wrongway Corrigan. They get hold of some money. and then were lucky to get a 13-13 tie. he guessed Juddy would marry him Was Angel he came | “Has she told you she would?” over to dinner! {I asked him. wk bad as ouite cross | “No,” he said. “But why wouldn't them.” he said Coach sr drB3 hie She?” can nu our angie on his i's his head { Football practice be-! “He hasn't I told He feels fore fall term opened The talk was him. “And it's goofy for a man of Wandos. And that Angel Todd Jas showing more your age to go teary over not winthat never lets up stuff than ever. I've always been 2 ning one little game.” Look at that snap- grid fan; so I'd slip away occasion- = jally to get a line on the team. he said. he's got rather a io] The Welllvers Yooked good to me. ing to get anywhere? solid and then looked | TREY were long and rangy, except has an

urprised at herself.

And what's v's he feeling? time ou asked.” had to take him to a!

—By Martin

- r= " prs —— PLS, DEAR | VES 1 MUST || GEE \0OT IMDEED THERE. \S, WONENY, Ok. BUT ee L OOM'T TiN ANN |

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up such a f it, I did laved football at Penn.”

sunk when WELL, NOW THY B00TS \S HOME, DONT THK THERE WLLL BF ANN SHORTAGE N THAT DEPARTMENT ||

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was just as any of ought to

us ail and buy a new team.”

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ont the nrice He shook got the price,

all right

his pet

“How else am I ever goIf Welliver undefeated season and we in the middle of the line where they grab off a bowl bid, I'm a good bet {had plenty of beef. They coasted for All-America. Then a pro job. {through their early games, showing Or I might get into coaching. And NEXT TERMS prospects didn't! plenty against light opposition, un- now look at the mess!” = Ee =" nt mt (corm 1042 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T M. REE. u. S. PAT. OFF, 7*2 0k too favorable for Angel. The|ti! they met Harstrom College. Juddy produced her Onward : = — - - == -bbrY— = a ee ere By H. T. Hamlin

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card sidestepped by| Well, every coach knows there Christian Soldiers act. “I've got! ALLEY OOP his Am. Eth. paper,jare days when a whole team goes confidence in you, Angel. if you isfactory.” That. sour for no reason at all. The sketch haven't in yourself. Want me to prove it?” | “How?” (To Be Continued)

F NO SIGHT OF SOME OF MY SHERWOOD OOP YOUR SCOUTS | WARRIORS REPORT CAN FIND2 WELL | THAT YOURE A THEN, ROBIN), / CLEVER MAGICIAN... WHAT'S ON

A MAGICIAN, PERVAPS, BUT | NOT CLEVER, I FEAR... SOMETIMES, WITH LUCK, T CAN

OKAY, PAL, TLL PULL YOU A STUNT... JUST WATCH THAT SPACE RIGHT OUT IN FRONT

| {Al events. names and characters in this story are fictitious)

Uwe BUND MEN PLAYED OVER : #1 tl IW \ THE 6,718-YARD COURSE OF THE Like GOOD 10! fork - NORTHLAND GOLF CLUB AT DULUTH, YT K aarp : MINN. (AUVG.28,i941) ... TOTAL SCORES WERE II

AGAINST N15. . [Ses page 72, 1942 World Almanes