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Bn Wales Chatlie Ackerson have to undergo “advisement and its wheels. 5 correct tunes worth $25 7:00 News Merry-Go- 6 2 1n George Young—News World News re \ News of the World + |Suidance.” | Mr. Rothman, of Freeport, N.| ge = ¢ 7:10 Morning Round 45 Edward R. Mumow Fallon Lowis Allen setiries oT ' One Man's Exercises Noon Penny's : - a — —————— i Kitchen Movi : 8:30 Coffee Club i Reary 4 Javier po PAY CASH 9:30 Dawes 2:00 Dixon's Music Platter | Monday Nite Party SE an Whet o joyful reunion’ The father of appeared in the sky—small, white and beouLAYAWAY Ballroom Theater Platter Party - The Telephone "oo. TT Telephone Hour | Francisco ‘ond Jacinta could scarcely believe tiful—and swiftly came to rest obove the EASY-PAY 10:00 Lewis’ Drug :15 - - : 3 col Music That Endures see a p 3 his eyes. For two whole days he had not Jittle tree. y : - Bands of America | f Ye known where Lucia and his own little ones “Did it stay long, Mother?” CaaRGE - ¢ 1 en had been taken. Now, here they were—safe “No, just a minute or two. Then it rose a nn and sound in his orms! * “into the air and melted away.” Frank Edwards American Legion United or Not = American Loglon i of dati a "Children . ¢. children . . ." he mur “The lady wos in that cloud!” exclaimed ymphonetfe ymphon m mured, embracing first one and then on- Francisco. “I just know she was!” 3 “oe ts " J other, while happy tears Whar dd the Ad — son, I'm sure she was, too. But ie foce. “What happened? What did the that's not oll” News-Seronade Nows-Grant uh Hvyn Wikio, ministrator do to you?” “No? What élse, Mother?” ¥ . : § Eogerly the three began to tell A theic Suddenly it seemed os though a roinbow Behind the Story Music You Remember john B. Kennedy Rhythm Club experiences, overjoyed to find themselves hod come to rest in the Cova. The ground Ton Point Revue Your Press and War loved and cherished once again. qo tot of ond the people were tinted on olorired, rs ————————— , - » he Administrat told a lot of blue, yellow, orange. s for e frees an DANCE DOWN | 00 Million Dollar Party FourSiar Festus Nows—Sporisman Variet; How Nows-Moon River or hers the Administrator bushes—why, they didn’t seem to have cry do the is - = - Ebony Elchings « = Melody Time “He said there was boiling oil, and there leaves at all, only the most beautiful ASHOW i - - «- =» wooo. wasn't the least little drop. . . “ flowers" oo ent. Their she Murat’ “He put us in jail, too. . . or @ moment Lucia was silent. Then she Temple AM “And we all said the Rosary . . ." raised shining eyes to her aunt's face. Oct. 7-8-9-10 LUgsDaY I8gas “And there was singing and dancing. . “Everyone believes in the lady now?” she Daily 1 to 10:30 wh 1260 wist 1070 WIRE 1430 Wish 1310 WILN 1590 ME=100 Even as the children told their Story, ie . asked hopefully. They say the Rosary with Mutual NBO Al - — was an angry murmur from the direction o real love’ 30 Sock 1o th Cousin n Bl Faulkner Show Sun Dial Nows-Markets the church. Word had spread like wildfire Glancing at Maria Rosa and her husband, FOR THE BEST BUY— ’ :45 Back » i Shia Oickie Down Putrel hn Jack Hunt oy the people, now coming out from Olimpia hesitated. Most people believe, 2 Commo Poe Sopten | 08 Gris rT oe ods Bo ha Bevin D tm Mow thr the Thre od bo ered nd cM, | thnk tho wb poe plo : egein i y \3e5e 7 Woadioes TinedVomss, - Maskcat Cock a $ Sun Dia) New ents CHAPTER EIGHT the neighborhood. Looking up, Manuel what a pity that she couldn't have come to LINCOLN JEWELRY co « ou Donald Bruce BN AUG SOY Oe orning Matinee Marto’s eyes narrowed. A threatening group you in August as she promised’ ve lod eo] — _ Donal —— v . Tran of men and boys, some armed with heavy acinta’s eyes were solemn. “Yes, the lady 219 W. Washington St. RL 3611 ” News of America orden Grahar 1430 Club Breaklast Club News-Marke! Basket " The F oun th 1 1st clubs, was moving toward the rectory, wos to have paid o visits, but now | Across From State House ther—Ranch Time Wife Savers * “ - ’ " uickly he sprang to his feet. guess there'll be only five nrmimn mmr, 8a Cu - - . ; Matte! Basket Share the Wealth Even os Lucia offered this heartfelt prayer, @ “Friends, toke it easy! he begged. “No once hed t we oo afb 3 . Mrs. Farrell Kitchen Club re “ * Victor Lindlahr the door opened once more and the ugly- one is to blame here!” visit when we had to go to oil,” he said, “Say It With Flowers” 00 - emer Me Tor are o” ini "WwW is he?” and there was real sorrow in his voice | Si toced guard appeared. The Administrator! Where is he op! Arthur Godirey Easy Listening Welcome Travelers My [rue Story " Nwsiorteros ng Welcome Traveler ce Tight.” he sneered. “Now it's your “And the priest! He helped arrange the But rery soon his sorrow Jo turned to y : - " { t ” kid » icy, en or all three little shepherds out Aeoreg 8 - " - - Double " Nothing Yo nd platens im Double * Nething “The little girl was trembling like a leaf, A pn the two of them!’ days after their return, on the afternoon of 1 a - ES but she did not cry out as the guard.seized M | held up his hand for order. “No, August 19 while Lucio, Francisco and the FLORAL CO 10° w w Nows—Easy Listening Break the Bank Modern Romances Personality Parade Mel Martin } her ad iron ore ond dragged her from no! Dont you see that God permitted all potters brother John ne biuturing Ihe 3 - “ " " : the room. Her mind could hold no other this te happen? Let Him settle things.” flocks near o place calle alinhos, the / 3837 E. 10th St. BL-2417 :30 Grand Slam . : . Jack Berch Quick 23 Flash Jack Borch thoughts than these: Her beloved cousins Suddenly another roar went up. The Ad- littte: girl let out an excited cry. | ue _ Rosemary — ____ David Harum _ David Hem were dead. They had given their lives rather ministrator, on his woy home from market, “Francisco, the lady's coming’ And Jaiy “ - 90 Wendy Warren Country Carnival News—Bea Line Luncheon Club News—V. Monros Fifty Club than be false to the lady. Now she must hod been sighted coming down the road " nl | not here!” 48 We Love and Learn Crosby Croons do the same. his car. Now thoroughly alarmed, Manue at yi ! H,! NH, [11] { 115 oy ren Robin Bright Carl Baker Sings Daily Hit Parade News-Markels Her lips moving in prayer, she let herself 540 o second attempt to calm his friends “t's true. | just saw the light And look’ AS ow Ga) Sunday hi - ” ” Music by Martin Everybody's Farm be pulled along the hall. Then wadenk) and neighbors. Hadn't the children been re. The sun's growing pale, like it always 1 so ee pen - the guard stopped before a door, unlocke turned safe and sound? Then what was the oes..." - LL i 90 Gitbert Forbes Gordon Graham News Donald Bruce sn hig aw Rhythm Ranch be Parkins | it, “and thrust her i into a small room. Wonder use of Violence? There was a hurried discussion as to what | 12 15 Ma Parkins Sisk Racks Markehs——Low Down Rus hy for It baw Garroway ; of wonders! Here, white with fear but quite “Everything's ‘all right,” he insisted. to do, and it was decided that John must Many Fin in ears t :30 Hoosier Farm Circle Dixie Four . Lo - Segiiia You Asked ’ News: eigen ! unharmed, were Francisco aad Jacinta! “There's no need to hurt anyone.” run home as fast os he could for Jacinta. Send the coupon below for @ free trial 4 _ Ledric Foster LR kpol LC i— Love and Learn —_ “Lucia!” cried the little boy, rushing for- As the Administrator’ stopped at the” “But theré's not time!’ objected the boy. our oy Rrra a fra iit BE. Second Mrs. Burien Big Sister The Bright Side Catherine Daniels News-You Asked for If Double or Nothing ward eagerly. “They told us you were dead! rectory gate, he did not realize that the “I want to stay here and see the Jody, too! Thousands have become High 3:8 Perry Mason Dr. Malone Low Down—News . Jacinta was close behind her brother. children’s father was doing his best to pre- Lucia was beside herself wit istress. NO TIME "E WASTED hot-.04 a :30 Nora Drake Guiding Light BN : John 8. Kennedy “ Live Like Millionaire | “They didn’t put you in the boiling oil, onto gigturbance that might end in blood- “John, please go! Look—Ill give you two school. Write o for free lesson and 40-p. AS Brighier Day Judy and Jane ow Peace of Mind sithers "ouch i 4 Lucia shook h shed. Instead, he believed that an effort was pennies. .. er! Ton ow. Gnd 443 Lined descriptive ot IT-03. Car far 2 {ita (an Re Rasul Lifetime s though in a daze, Lucia shoo er ; to sti th d against our pennies, en w ' : Established m (ove "7:00 Nona From Nowhers Queen for a bay tie (in bo Beautiful Chance of News-Melody Tooter Lf Co 34 Sosa head. “I. . | guess there isn't any The being Made lo stir Jo . or pasa when you get back" ITIES AMERICAN SCHOOL yz oe isp) Double or Nothing Pepper Young Hannibal Cobb “ - Pepper Young Administrator was only trying to frighten | "eo 4 the truth and quickly adopted “Well . all right. I'll go for tour ; 39 , SO Right to H to Happiness Talk Back Right fo Happiness us” a friendly attitude. pennies.’ ies, rayon DIPLOMA AWARDED oo a. - Francisco's eyes shone. “Those men “Sir. we took good care of the little ones,” The minutes passed, and just os John and 7 S. Dearborn St, Chicago 3, ST 2-1498 | | — Strike n (I News—Easy Doss It Backstage ackslage Wile Laugh with the Ladies News-1950 Club Backstage Wile thought that we'd never really want to die declared. "How about coming with me Jocinta came panting up the rood, there Nome .... | 15 Easy Does If Stella Dallas Stella Dallas for the lady. But we were ready to do it. for a drink of wine, and I'll tell you the was @ second blinding flash. Lucia’s heart Frst L >. Lorenzo Jones News Take Ten Lorento Jones You were, too, weren't you?" » ’ ave @ great leap. Yes, the Indy had come Address 1! :30 Linda's oe - - oo. ht rere, too, y whole story? 9 9 ? to 245 Make Mine Music PE Young Widder Brows Crosby Sings Widder Brown . Lucia nodded. Then she burst into happy Manuel shook his head grimly. “No ogain! There she was; beautiful ond shining, CW cn —- ati — tears. “1 was dreadfully afraid, but I'd 4ponks” "standing over a holm ook tree a few feet
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rather have died a thousand times than disobey the lady!” she sobbed. “She's so kind ond good!”
Of course the Administrator and his co- .
workers were bitterly disappointed that oll their efforts fo break down the children’s story had been in vain. After some thought, it wos decided to keep the youngsters prisoner for another 24 hours. Perhaps the promise of 0 good begting might change their minds. Or the sight of some oil that was really boiling. . Buf on the momming of August 15, the Administrator recognized the truth. If he kept the little shepherds’ any longer, he might hove to deal with an angry mob from Fatima. Perhaps eVen now the parents were planning some kind of revenge. “Stupid brats!” he exclaimed. “I've wasted enough time with you! Get back to your families!” As the children stared in joyful amazement, the Administrator's car appeared ond a policeman hustled them inside. There was no time to lose, he said. The Moss of Our Lady's feast was being offered right now in Fatima. If the children were returned while everyone was in church, there would be less chonce of a disturbance. As the Administrator's cor lurched clong the winding road from Ourem to Fatima, the three youngsters began to readjust themselves to the everyday world. It wos now August 15, and they had been in prison for two days. The lady's visit (if she had come) wos over and done with. But after the first stob of sorrow, they begon. to put the past behind and to look forward te what awaited them in Fatima. How good to be free! To be going home to families and to friends’ “I wonder if the*lady came while we were whisperad Jacinta excitedly. “What do you think?” Lucia shook her head. “I don’t know.” “We con find out ofter we get home,” declared Francisco. “Surely somebody went to the Cova on the thirteenth.” In just a few minutes a somewhat uneasy policeman had deposited the three youngsters at the gate of the parish priest's house in_ Fatima, while the Administrator —- pretending o carefree indifference—took himself off in his car to the marketplace. } Francisco looked about. There was not a soul in sight, for Mass was still in progress. "Lucia, let's go to church,” he suggested. “After all, it's "Our Lady's feast.” But the policeman would fot hear of it. “You stay with me,” he -muttered grimly. “I've been ordered to_deliver you safely to your families, and that's what I'm going to do.” However, the children were permitted to go up onto the rectory porch to play until Mass wos over. And it wos there thet Manuel Marto presently found them.
dren.
“Oh, come on! It won't toke a minute” The good man hesitated. Well he «new that the crowd wos in an angry mood, rendy to fall upon the magistrate at his slightest word. But he also knew thet thete would-be no trouble if he himself acted wisely. “Very well,” he replied. “Just one glass.” As her father turned to go, Jocinta grasped his sleeve. “Will it be all right to visit the Cova before we go home?’ she whispered. “We want to thank the lady for having brought us back.” Manuel gave his little daughter an of-fectionate-embrace. “Of course, child. Run alopg.” Then, assuming a friendliness which he certainly did not feel, he went with the Administrator to a nearby tavern. “It's all right,” he told the crowd again.
“There's no need to get excited.”
Of course there was great rejoicing when the children finally arrived home, although Antonio and Maria Rosa dos Santos were still unconvinced that Lucia’s story about the lady was true. “Weren't you worried about me at oll?” asked the little girl. “1... | thought about you so much!’ . Maria Rosa smiled grimly. She loved her doughter, but hers was o stern nature. “Why, I thought os any sensible creature would think, Lucia. | said to myself: ‘If these children have been telling lies, here's their if they've been telling the truth,
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punishment, Our Lady will take care of them.’ However, Olimpia Marto lost no time mn satisfying the little: ones’ curiosity os to what had happened on the thirteenth of August. On that dreadful day more than six thousand people had gone to the Cova da Iria for the expected apparition. A good many were ill at ease, for a. rumor had spread thot o small extinct volcano near the pasture was going to erupt through the Devil's power and burn everyone to death. "Of course that was sheer nonsense, chilNothing like that happened ot oll.” “What did happen Mother?” asked Jocinta, her eyes shining. “Our Lady come as usual?” - ‘ “Yes, child, I'm sure she did, olthough we didn't see her. “Oh, I'll never forget the wonder as long os | live!” Lucia and Francisco looked up Sogerly. “Tell us everything!” they begged. Soon the whole story was out. Noon had come and gone at the Cova on the thirteenth, and nothing unusual had heppened. Everyone was arguing and wondering what to do about the kidnapping when suddenly there was a clap of thunder. Then came a flosh of lightning, so dazzling that it could be seen in spite of the sunshine. Some cried out that the volcano wos about to erupt, and ron away as fast as they could. But the rest stayed, silent: ond fearful, before the holm oak, Then without any warning a cloud
away “What do you want of me?” child eagerly. “| want you to continue to come to the Cova de Iria on the thirteenth and to con. tinue to say the Rosory every doy” “Couldn't you please work a miracle so
asked the
thot everyone will believe in you?”
“Yes, in the lost month, in October, | shall perform a miracle so that cll mgy believe in my apparitions. But if you had not been taken to Ourem, the miracle would have been far greater.” Then the lady briefly described part of what would happen in October. Saint Joseph would appear. with the Child Jesus to give peace to the world. Our Lord also would come and bless the assembled crowd Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of Sorrows would be on hand, too. Suddenly Lucia remembered a particularly troublesome matter. What was to be done
~ with the money which people were starting
to leave in the Cova, on the little table which. had been placed near the holm ock? “Two stretchers should be made. You ond Jacinta are to carry one, with twa other «t's, All of you ore to be dressed in white cisco and three other bovs' also dressed in white, are to carry the other stretcher. The money is to be placed on the stretchers ond used for the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. What is left over is for the support cf the chapel which will be built.” “Pledise, there are some sick people who want to be cured. " “Yes, some of them I shall cure during the year.” But even os she made this last promise, the lody impressed upon Lucia the fact that health of soul is far more important than health of body "Pray. pray a great deal, and make sacrifices for sinners,” she urged. "Many souls go to hell because they have no one to sacrifice and to pray for them." Then, as she had done on her previous visits, the lady began to glide eastward from the top of the tree. In a moment she had disappeared into thin air, leaving the young shepherds gazing ‘after her with rapt faces.
Fran.
“How beautiful she is! sighed Jacinta
after a moment's silence. “Lucia, whenever the lady comes, | always feel so happy! Why, right now | feel | could walk on’ gir!’ Her cousin nodded. “Yes, | know that feeling. And see that tree, Jacintc? The one where the lady stood? Let's breck off a branch and toke it home. Maybe Mother will feel as happy or we do when she sees it. ‘Maybe . . . why, maybe she’ It even start believe in the lady, too! To be continued Chapter IX will appeor in The Indianapolis Times next Monday, Oct. 16
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