Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1951 — Page 35

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> —By Williams | NANCY

OUT OUR WAY ANN y ANY KICKED OUT Y / IT'S NOT ONLY rm -JIS CUZ HE THAT--IT'S HIS HIN SHEDS A LITTLE | SNORING AND IN TH SPRING! | SCRATCHING AND ALMOST A FLOOR THUMPING! Il HUMAN BEIN-- WHEN HE TAKES AN’ DUMPED A DRINK. AT NIGHT

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