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several minutes then she said in a small frightened voice, “You mean they thipk Jay

ing as soon as the coramer’s office called me. I told her I would bring you home.”

; or ——— —— - THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : E SA a : : : » . - § ” J : FcTelo : A THRILLING NEW TIMES SERIAL— = il em] ny RESCUES BROTHER kad MAYBE IT'S LOVE... 2 i : 5 a : 4 aR . \ : ; | oe ® under doctor's care today, but thee hao | By Vida Hurst ; r Mr. and William , 4 parents, "' a ave CHAPTER 20 cuss it with no one until she had O'Mara, Winfie “ Wish heard Jay's story. Her mother comforted by the knowledge that it| MONA understood no Wy og pe angry but no matter what a could have been a lot worse, why Mike had not wanted her [she said, Mona was determined to DOWNSTAIRS OMars is Fy Methodist Nospitar to drive her own car,» jd ee oth k bout| | STORE er know abou with serious leg burns. His 14-year: She felt so weak her hands |his2" Mona asked as they reached old sister, Mary Joan, was sent home could not have grasped the |the house on Broadway. t of burns on both : x x» wheel. She did not speak for when she beat out WOULONT vou P “I TELEPHONED her. this mornflames that threatened her young brother's life. The rushed to the small boy's Se Ei] Hialies when he set his OPPOSI » Sh 1d t t th He opened the door but he did cloties on fire playing in the base- rae e could not put the net offer to help her from the car. ment of their home. Hearing his \ horrible thoughts in words. | “I'l be back later, Mona.” screams, she rushed to' the _base- | MEAN LESS \ “It happened in his apartment on Her glance, frightened and forment, beat out flames and tried to ACCIDENTS (Bost st. It was his gun. He told |lorn, met his. tear burning clothing from his body. me’ the coroner he found the body at| “I suppose I ought to thank you,” ‘The boy had Bee poking a stick 10 Yclock this morning, but she hagishe seid, Wk ded in a gas heater, The stick was ig-| . been dead since midnight.” | “Not at all,” he replied. nited and set his clothes afire. | Tr affic Recor d “Ry : Mona sighed and went up the 3 By Jay was at the beach last ERATE night |steps to her own door bracing herWILLIS HEADQUARTER Favors Women ™*. , , , (10 Tor the eepected Stora. 0 hot EN HERE SOON LOS ANGELES. April 16 (U. “WHA time did he leave you?” amazement Josephine greeted her TO OP : V p).—The Los Angeles police de- | Mona N\sitated. She knew that without reproaches. Senator Raymond Willis (R. Ind.) | partment issued a flat statement |Jay had hay plenty of time “to re- a.90 9 said today he would open campaign | today that women are better driv- turn to San ¥rancisco by midnight, “YOU'D BETTER go right to bed, headquarters here within “two or| ers than men—and cited statistics but she was Sire he had not mur-|Mona,” her mother advised. “You three weeks.” to prove it. dered Jean Ron. And Mike him- look ghastly and Mike has advised Senator Willis, a candidate for| ‘The department and the wom- (self had warned her to be careful [us not to see anyone.” the G. O. P. senatorial renomina-| en's division of the Los Angeles what she said. \ > | Mona’s nerves, set for trouble, tion, returned to Indiana for a| Chamber of Commerce conducted *Do I have to apswer that ques- could not bear this unexpected series of non-political talks. He| a two-week’s survey of traffic vio- |tion?’ kindness, Suddenly she began to said he would speak at Linden high| lations and accidents. The re- | “You will eventually.” cry. Weeping heartbrokenly, she school and at Pleasant Lake high| sults: “Then I'll wait Uqtil then,” she|put her arms about her mother. school tomorrow and Friday. Men drivers received 12,495 ci- announced. ‘| “On, Mother, I'm sorry! The senator spoke yesterday at| tations for traffic violations; wom- The muscles of his lew face tight-| “I'm sorry, too,” Mrs. Shane sald Mitchell and Darlington. Senator| en received 10,320. ened as he said: "Bett® not try to sadly. “But we won't talk about it| Willls will return to Washington] Men were involved in 1150 ac- Protect him, Mona. Tt will only now. Mike said you would prob-| Saturday, he raid. | ‘cidents, women in 865. cause more trouble for yyeryone ably be questioned later, so try to : ; ii concerned:” b rest if you can. I'll give you a LI sedative.”

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