Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1942 — Page 28

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it Juddh Maurie was hurrving up and down, now, trying to be evervwhere at once There were scattering shots again. Somebody velled, ‘My God! They've got Sears!” “Who did 1t? ‘One of those rats in there” The low mutter went through the crovd and got deeper and savager, like nothing human. A bunch of them came out of cover and carried something toward the house. Doc said, “Juddy!” She went over to him. “This may seem a queer time to say it But I don't want you to think that I cheated you.” She put out her hands to him. “Oh. Loren!” she said. He held out his arms.

didn’t answer.

big enough.” he said. Everything was so quiet outside we could hear them calling from bush to bush. “Is he dead?” “As good as. through the lungs.” “I'd hate to be the guy that did i. The torches began coming then, curving through the air and land-| ing short. One rolled under my! window and I doused it with a pail of water. Another one, near the corner, I couldn't reach. Smoke began to come up.

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