Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1945 — Page 19
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You need help, O'Malley? That company of yoursin a jam? I'll be glad fo help: . . First thing I'll do is go &udit your books—
By Urockett Johnson
Gus and | can walk through locked doors, can’t we, Gus? We'll get your
Books? -Are there books?-8ut. I can’t get in my office. And, besides, they lock up at five—
little friend out of his predicament. .
O'Malley is always ina
! predicament,
Joke. And,
my goodness,
what's this
about doors?
CROCKETT JOHNSQY
Haven't you ever walked through a locked door, Gus? Illteach you how right now. Then we'll set off after those ledgers—
Barnaby ..
This maybe interesting,
Copyright, 1945, The Newspaper PM. Inc
—~By Blosser
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MEMBERS OF THE L-M.O.LS. CLUB
THE LMO LS CLUB, COMMONLY] KNOWN AS THE LITTLE MOTHER! OF LARD SMITH, HAVE BANDED TOGETHER TO LAY GIFTS AT HIS FEET IN HONOR OF HIS CAPTIVATING CROONING. IT SEEMS THAT LARD TREMBLES WHEN-HE SINGS - THAT MATTER SO DO ALL THE] LOCAL GALS WHO HEAR HIM: - THE MOTHERING INSTINCT BROUGHT ON BY THE WARBLIN A CROONER 16 SOMETHING NEW, AND ALL THE LOCAL iy
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GOOD. WHY. DON'T You GIVE HIM A TRY-OUT?
(I'M GONNA BE A BIG-TME ) | crOONER | MOVE ASIDE. FRANKIE --- AND ME
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIS
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
~With Major Hoople ‘OUT OUR WAY
GAY, MAJOR, THAT }/ ARE THEY COUSING BOLT WONT DRAW AA OR JUST GOOD FLIES IE WORD FRIENDS 2 WHEN
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business. Then whatever came up {I could in no way be blamed. Believe me she still tries. happily married for four years. The | husband is her only child and she
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mother really
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HAPPY G. 1 WIFE.
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loves . her son. |
Sometimes 1 think she loves him as | an extension of her own ego” and] that when he shows signs of being | an individual in his own right, doesn’t care for him at all. |
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Her attitude
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IVE LEARNED YOURE TRYIN' TO PALM OFF A COPY FOR A GENUINE MASTERPIECE PAINTING!
EVERYTHEENG, RAMON! SILENCE HEEM? —
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NANCY
I'VE WAITED FOR YEARS 10 GET EVEN WITH RED RYD I'M NOT A STOPPIN' NOW ON ACCOUNT
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