Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 27

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I “tand ran back in plenty of “time she sald, “I'm so small nobody 'to catch the bus. lelse will be able to wear my size. | “My!” cried his wife admir-\gomehody will find them and put ingly, "you certainly can move a notice on the bulletin board in {fast for such’ a‘ big man, When that corner drug store.”

{you want to.” |" Harold's happy, empty . face “You didn't get back the other |seemed to grow, for a moment, pairs,” Harold snarled. “And you {happier and emptier. didn’t get back Whe two umbrellas Mrs. Harold patted her hus- you lost. And nobody returned

{band’s large hand, with the air the-, ,.”

HE WOMAN was very small, and done up in an odd arrangement of trailing draperies topped by a melancholy fur piece. Her husband was a large man with a face expressive of a perpetual and thus lar i

cheer, They were standing on a

Suddenly the “The letter! You forgot to mail

the letter!” She plunged a heavfly ringed hand into the depths of her enormous pocketbook and produced an envelope. “You run right over to that mailbox across the street, Harold, and mail this letter!” :

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‘Harold cried, “But there's the bus at the top of the hill,” he objected. “Never , you wife, “yoy run right across that lover,

Harold

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mind,” cried

and mail that

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street.

of one congratulating a St. Ber-| Mrs,

demonstration of intelligence, » ” » SUDDENLY Mrs. Harold's face you didn’t mean to do it!” turned sharp and ominous. “Har- Harold looked baffled. old!” Her voice was loud and im. 1t wasn't my fault , , .”

“Please!” erfted Mrs. Harold

his

“You had them,” Mrs.

smile. “Please?

let-

|asperation loomed large. “I gave incomprghension, them to you, you had them, and I

Harold patted her hus- rector, revealed today. nard for a special and surprising hand's hand again, this time Hes-

“I know

perative. “Where are my gloves?” «cant we forgive and forget? I'll Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile| Now, however, Mr. Dubrovner The smile began to leave Har- forgive you if you'll forgive me!” 2nd Peru. Lasting approximately has accepted a position with the olds face. “Gloves? he echoed. She moved closer to him, looking 'hree weeks, the tour would start|Ajr Force in Sacramento, Cal.

Harold |"P into his face with a tremulous 2! the close of Purdue's second! znq wr. Addington has decided Big Bear forgive Semester next June. said accusingly. “I gave them to little girl, if little girl forgives Big

again, and once again Harold's junior cl | “Oh, really!” Mrs. Harold's ex- face settled into its mask of happy nasium

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: an . i Hospital here. : hold up the bus if I you to hold. Where are they?” Bear: Class to Give Play — a " x : or a moment Harold refused A Ola ew an i - Harold made feeble gestures : L A three-act play, “Peck’'s Bad . . ran across the street, toward his pockets. “I haven't 3 ie Pack. Tren, at last, he Boy,” will be given by members Cucumber Weighs in thrust the letter. into .the box, oot them.” he said detetsively. : 8. patted his hand of the Clarksburg High School! BROCKTON, Mass. (UP). 2

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can tell you just what you did with them, You dropped them ‘by: (that mailbox!” “I’don't think I had them. I‘ don't remember . .."” “Let's not go on and on about it,” Mrs. Harold cried. “They're gone. ‘You couldn't be bothered thinking what you were decing. And they were $3 gloves, too.” Harold said: “We could back for them.” Mrs, Harold said: gone,’ But there was a change in Harold.. His lips pouted, his forehead knitted in what looked very like anger, and his voice took on a faint rasp. “That's the sixth pair of gloves you've lost this year,” he said. “And these were $3 gloves. You can't. say I dropped them all by mailboxes. You lose them and lose, them and lose them . .."” It doesn't matter,” Mrs. Harold said. “It does matter,” Harold insisted. "Three dollar gloves, and they're gone. Six pairs of $3 gloves since January.”

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