Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1942 — Page 19

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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN ! Ex MacDOWELL was in the act of } : ec %

: putting away a quick one in the 3 g = ‘ BB —— : E 1 ; | cocktail lounge when Talcott found : / : HES a him. “Halsey?” MacDowell grunted. nen = ag : n 3 wo = | . } ull —

“Sure I seen him. He's in hisj cabin. Got one all to himself. I} went by there just a minute ago and knocked and he velled at me to xo away. He's got himself locked poo (Ad

What?” FEE == : = 2 A Z. EY — = I l/ Sure. Maybe he's scared. May- | = = | Yo \ ZA 3 A — : be he don’t like the idea of gettin’| : : I —r——————— i —— a shiv ds his Re ih eo ook] — af - : SHOOTFUM --- DONT WORRY LTTE BEAVER] | THERE ISN'T A MAN about it, neither do I!" | ; o THEY STEAL-UDM a LIVIN® THAT CAN RIDE Talcott was about to pull away | : E = : = OUR HORSES / ry 7 £57 THUNDER WHEN HE when he saw Martha Swenson. | Ee = m2 = J prWE DON'T WANT TO BE — RODE--- LOOK?

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vou?” he asked i I must confess,” she smiled sadi that IT have not much money in my budget for dreenks.” My dear voung lady! Forget your budget. You'll very quickly learn that in America it's the man who pavs.” An' pays,” MacDowell grunted as he flopped down. “Where's your pal, the blond tornado?” ; ? 3 ug, | ht ‘Miss Paterson is unpacking. She ao k has so many nice theengs, so much : gh 4 wi ii gatiny 2 . —— ” = : lothes—" She sighed. “I had| §® - ea Be PY IM NOT MUCH AT MAKING : WE SEEM TO TAKE OUR BUTI TELL YoU THIS: W them once too. I will have them - oan AA SPEECHES, BUTI RECKON ge a FREEDOM FOR GRANTED UP! WE'RE NOT MULES TO BE HITCHED again. In New York my uncle has so Termes Ta. Gir 3 LET THE IT \SN'T NECESSARY... YOUVE : a FOR NO RUTHLESS IN- TO THE PLOWS OF CONQUERORS! WE'VE

made arrangements for me to get a! § # ACIFIC he EAN REET EB ; | |W \ SEEN THE JAPS... YOU KNOW VADER HAS BROKEN FOUGHT TO WIN OUR FREEDOM, AND J ol Vely ete | Ob; byt. 8 Le Da IRC. OCE OF MATER >=" AAR! THE HORRORS OF INVASION. Ca INTO OUR HOMES AND WE'LL FlGHT LIKE BLAZES TO PRESERIE The drinks arrived and Martha] B 20a ERE ARE AE A ES r YOU'VE LEARNED THAT FREEDOM 3 SE(ZED OUR FOOD, OUR Im! WE'LL NOT BE CONQUERED! EAND oN THE ENTIRE BARTS S354 » ISNT JUST A WORD, BUT (S$ y POSSESSIONS , OUR NEITHER MUST YOU!

Swenson lifted hers thoughtfully. “I

would like to make a toast,” she] 4 AV JR ; y 3 aN w THE MOST CHERISHED THNG it 4 : 4 X DAUGHTERS... AS HE | + 9 $5 said. “Let us dreenk to the future.” | i 3 = =v 7 Pred : Loa ON EARTH! SOMETIMES &. i ! : 1" HAS YOURS AY : To the future!” ' > ne . = | %: a WE AMERICANS FOR - 1 : e y Na rr

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Coming in from the corridor en- Ie Nik TE or TE LEN iE ode SEL 5 225 | PHWNEET trance, she was, and she acted lost. a They met half-way and Talcott “Get goin’, you guys! The roof’s leaking into my soup!” : \, ar WY A, j. 4

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YESTERDAY there had been | loneliness Today—Martha Swen-| son, a charming dark-eyed, softvoiced woman plying him with | questions about the wonderful land RIE © of America. Walrus-mustached Pat- ! TWENTY-FOUR AFOUL rick MacDowell, grunting over his h | liquor and trying to look intelligent. June Paterson, as unpredictable and ; | i 3 omnipotent as a forest fire—and Bill | oes : : : , Talvoth Was SUDPOSM ou canst = 2h HEY, BOOTS » THIGS FIER M™M SAY, MER 1 SUPPOSE 1 WAS TR’ WAY T FIGEER NOWADAYS, chaperon! These were compensa- etd et Z | ii); MY GRY THROW N WAS SELLY A OOPE TOG NOT AASRTRING THAT AT 6OT ions if you could but forget the| y= fe ? / ON TH’ AAR PATRON § TTL ME ABOUT F900 Wir LOUE WML rest of §t Parents How cHiLDREN Down i

/ ’ pe REAR LOOKIN NTO | Came the jar of movement and WHILE THEY'RE GROWING UP,” 1 i 4 iin Martha Swenson Jumped up. Savs LILY DALE MEYERS, / / v There was so much to see; a last] Proervx, Ar/zoma. i! climpse of the town, the French| Village, the ships; she went off by]

ser<elf “ith a) s Ss en a Promise 4 euerean Paterson announced. “So I decided asked. “I have a wireless message Youre cernly a fast worker,” | a me 1 Ushried myself. Dolor you sir.” sfacDowell hiccoughed. Already he | ou like me in this dress? I put| Talcott accepted the envelope, vas becoming green about the ears. |1t on Just for you. {begged leave of June Paterson and Well, you could make the most| Green. Silk. He remembered the|riPped it open. There were three of what you had. Not every manjfirst time. “You are perfect.” hig} NOs only he TIoAED bt Shey on the boat was chaperon to onelggiq joroughs him rudely back. “No ansbeautiful girl and escort to another.| =. CRAG ise _{Wer.” he said to the waiting steward, The stock of Wililam Talcott was on ouve improved considerably and then sighing. stared moodily at the rise: that of Patrick MacDowell Yourself. I remember you now.|his unfinished drink. on the descent | Youre the Bill Talcott I used to] {To Be Continued) To the depths. MacDowell clung | Know. Catan of water polo, right | an events, names and characters in this to his bunk like an overworked|end on the Big Red team and the! story are fictitious) best dancer on the campus. For al -

dishrag. Talcott shut in MacDowell's| While I thought I'd lost you.” | . » 1 ALLEY OOP Feozv : ~ 7 = oroans and blithely stepped along.| There was banter in her voice; | Nazis Claim Russ iid AND KING GUZZLE, Z Sie TAKE US TO Life was wonderful. He had, or so|the flippancy of polite society| rpg ' Fail DETERMINED TO : 7 ; | REACH THE / LUCK HOLDS, he thought, two lovely girls. True |fencing with buttoned foils. But Mine Dogs ai il <EE ACTION \N 7 7 y | WE SHOLLD the blond was incredibly spoiled.|her eyes belied all that; her eyes THIS GLOBAL WAR 3 Tr = 2 ! MAKE IT She demanded the center of at-|and the trembling of her mouth. | By UNITED PRESS . MN HAVE THROWN IN IE Y : jo ; ” TONIGHT ‘ention and was as erratic as a straw! Outwardly he was calm. Unper-| ,Cermanys propaganda methine 8 WITH G. OSCAR : 77,78 di in the wind. {turbed, a man of the world. Stink! cranked out a new exclusive story REMEGADE A ed The brunet was considerably |2nd sweat and nitrate dust? Surely | today, intending to appeal to ani- SCIENTIST WITH different because—well, she was|not this man. Merber of clubs,| Mal lovers. : A SIMILAR IDEA more mature. Quieter. She didn't|aristocrat; perfectly groomed, per-| The Berlin radio said the Rus- | ’ burst in on you like a hurricane; |fectly mannered, alert, Suavely con-| Sians had thrown into the Kharvou just made the startling dis-|tinental as he held hex chair, sig-| ov front a special corps of “mine coverv that she was there. So much|DNBling a steward with his eyes. | 908s” as a spearhead of an of- | for Martha Swenson. And where was the brunet? June| fensive. : Bill Talcott sighed. After six|Paterson could best answer that.| It was explained that the dogs | vears of no feminine company at|L ney shared the same cabin. If wore jackets containing explosives. all. two at the same time was al-|ihere be plot behind this, it was| “It was calculated that when most too much. more pleasant than the intrigue of | these dogs came under a German Gi Abas Island. It really didn’t mat-| vehicle or tank a small stick RR y ter— | would be moved by contact,” the = a Tah HE STOOD in the doorway of the, Talcott lifted his glass. “To vour| Berlin radio said. “The car or — ——— lovnge, looking for the brunet: he perfection.” he said. “I thank heav-| tank and the dog would be blown | Put in a Supply of Extra Rich Milk Nursery Milk Creamed Buttermilk

‘en for Lowell Byrd and Cornell and up. These dogs were launched by | and his heart slowly turned over memory.” night and fog. But the tactic | e i Guernsey Milk Coffee Cream Soured Cream : and kicked him i the threat | She did not smile. Her eyes were failed. German defense fire star- | P Db @ Standard Milk Whipping Cream Tomato Juice “You're her chaperon, he reminded wide, glistening, and radi-| tled the dogs, terrified, ran back | : Cottage Cheese Oran eade E himself savagely. “You hava date ance touched her cheeks. “I too, to their own lines where they ex- | s . and Oth P Ik P oducts an A unt Fat-Free Milk g 5 ees with the other one—" (thank heaven.” she responded softly.| ploded, causing the deaths of | REF wc er 0 r CCO As if that mattered. | And then it was broken. A stew-| hundreds of Soviet soldiers.” WN. 8 4 ; Chocolate Milk “I saw that Norwegian Mghtin- jard Wis coming toward them, cir-| Berlin did n#t explain how. the ~ N3¥Vs AX : lis Bl ,

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