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TEN fr I I MONDAY, A 19 1041 WARREN, a OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople OUT OUR Williams LT 29 thia ibout Violetta? All, my little secret. On informa- Oiiarrel received. Reconsider it, will arc vou me to Lewis" Nonsense. If we a KPd. rsrd der, get was a roivr tached you too e- to.

Or a'-' thingS or. nee fl' tin her 'ob. of cor sion too I- tha: trou ve a man like Goldstone, who's as red as a rose, we can CT- O' Chf'i'kb'r looked at Lipi ITCO'or She -ad cou.d eve snaoprd out w'tr a five under throup: key men.be rh you- --ff wha- a He sa Cl- pirr. C- ren" St- fi- In sprii sw'- R- He silencf' and mniv Wit.i to evo to I ri. piilies strr, 2 to: T'.

5 h-r aftr an-. I.p i nrrr Dar.p rir amu' 'T-. as u.nfa'. tab'-. -nn his -'a take the risk of wrecking the that foundation, go to the mat Lawyer board, personally, if vou -rother No.

Her usefulness is not lost. Oh. vou can sell them anythir.g. Vou were act, must be main- ru vour dramatic iden tor.eue. Definitely, over vour head like a ira'ned leopard.

His voice, which had been easy and flippant. I am not srivlnj? -u any reasons. Just p.avbo>'s backed by con- of of war, old Do Thanks, Grand- fat a bad old wolf, at least ne always meant what he said. I'm iust irke him there. Put it through in forty-eiffht De evar, Call an then.

He clicked back the receiver i'v to and stood up. face and whole s.ay. of ff bearinji had look of brilliant to enjoyment and ex- sne remembered seeinj? vicp before. Wnen she had risked iife ro save Robin. And when had.

for amusement, risked hii, in Hawaiian lurf. For moment he was the Dare si had thought him Hr him. said. "O'- Martin, I ou 0 st' the 0 way about. I told you rd Violetta sinct I was a kirl.

downstairf. atP He TT- a "a a '-W p- or ewAMi MueTMAve YOU, MAJOR; wn TMAT Tip- tmere '6 mo ing LlSTEM eis BEETLE, BAMAMA euXTlLER, 6AV WiMDOW, OLD GUS AKlO CUO gust did I 9EH OLD mear vou aright? eus is so To IT Alhi'T GUS 15 OUR ROBE THE "PULL TURTLE COULDM'T BE augustu naperor even run INiTHE GOLDEN OOVJN AT VIRGIL AND HORACE: HOW VERY WHAT WAS THE IDEA IM HAVINie those KIDS CARRY HOME THE GROCERIES VOU? a -pad- 'ipr. an- thav art I- 's S': C' 1 COWt. WtA INC. S.

PAT. OFF." )0 BANKROLL GOt'G OM 01-0 fiUS'S MOSE- OH, THAT WAS JUST till I eOT PAST HOUSE WHY, ight OVER mi mute SHE ME WITH WANT TO GO BACK eOPR. 1941 BY NEA SERVICE. INa T. M.

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oa e- Hp pr froT. cloak- vVHV MOTHERS GET GRAV 5 OU; for -er. I e'-i'i- in f.i.vod be viilpd VVlfP-' I a a. 7 C'. Q' rool" ara dropped pr into a deep pot-TPt of own.

He started the car again, in thp sa-vp we tirr.e to go she a'ked. Yoir-e to do the afternoon. vou? make a day of it. I'll buy ou a ticket from anywhere -ou Dream Drlre 'THER' waj no good reason It was colder this far up'tate. but spring waa ir the br sharp air.

never get a 0 do any more. She drove on birr, in a dream. a 1' or 5'lent, aiy or nothing. They each ot 0 ciisnged. made good Martin said, and turned the car into a -e between rough-barked Vp hot ween green where lir.gered.

If she Gone up- could see a wide porch, and lights a stretcli of living-room windows. nf t.i-'-f' th's isn't an more know the lodge? Of i it looks different. 1 snowed in when we left He bent ard turned his latchkey. sn- TP ard drew her mto the long, firelit room she remem- bpred. Shr heard Ike's voice, sin In ir the kitchen, to it on the big f-inri: over V'(: Seven Z- I have is'd.

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Well, Yes! By EDGAR MARTIN I ov FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS You Know It REG- U. s. PAT, OFF. By MERRILL BLOSSER YOU FINISHED PRINTING DUCATS MR. DUNLEYP MERE ThEV A migmty nice 0 00 PO I.

1 rcc vvi. up tn id r-- "C- ad- rr -'hp cf to ra: rd a Pjri tv of tinip to settle r.r-d and have t'-' Yriu rem on; ber it stop. I get a foolish. the rakp my s'ppper-px- r.o I went and an nnur II a O'i h- tk) Comp ar- hox. Hr- beside to talk 'iir )K 'f TiOU cc and do.

now for Delevan. Lew of having to han-'i a ur. vyi. OU An-- -r Hv a Vi -f pd takes Ivr cf vtatior ild as seem, Grandfather to own a so h'' stuck ir a curve and a Again, She had warmed ker-'i if, up thp room y'le kad ocouivrd had a fire, tiiere v. err fresh and a set-out dressing table, as always, she supposed.

She pame down, to Martin, neatly and ralher quiet, waiting for her by a little table drawn n-sar tkp Ike's uprigji.t and pleas- and wiry, came in greeted as set dishes on the ''able. Ike's by time a be pa.st being at --k- jnvl.kng Martin might do, of jcit an -r- Martin, across from her. did not Dane vcw hui''gry. He was talk- in? usual. If had I'ot been Martin, she would have ne was nervous.

The anv job tc odd had not left him. a matcn Finaky cailed im.patient- vant Lewisjly to ciear and push back the the luck table. He put Eileen on a cuih- his own ioned couch alongside the fire and right or stood by her and said, "And Martin now. The end of sentence was o' be a drowned by a knock con- on out-kdr nr-or. Before Mary would couid corne baor: from the kitcisen to open as flung open.

by De.pvar Husked and near- neard, uy -vith anger, burst fine, in on a couple To be roniinued I WOyLDN''r BE interested mere a CIRCUS COWNG mere ON THAT DAVA CIRCUS? gosm COMfWnON! Bur, MADAM, DANCING MUCH NAOR.E FUN THAN A on be S)LU A CfRCUS TAKF VOUR- FUN serriNG ATA DANCE VOU NAVE TO STAND UP AND KEEP 0 PR. 1941 T. M. REO. U.

S. PAT. WASH TUBBS Smelling a Rat 16 THE CHIEF By ROY CRANt VRRL.NkS KXCLLSIN STUDIO tone 1998 W- arly ad copy means GOOD COMPOSITION AND A RED RYDER 0 PUCHE.SS, Red and Little 6 eameR RE-TURn) lb VALLE.Y VvJltH A CHINE. 3 'JSiNESS fAANi 16 CO Not Very Diplomatic By FRED HARMAN lOOD COMPOSITION AND A ---------CHANCE FOR BEST POSITION I Many Used Cars Are Listed on the Classified Pag 3 Every Day.