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Ag!l3-- . THE ETTfl ENF RTCfllSTER-flTT A R ft t-' V i ' k N K I 1 ' ' -a"-" r " '.ill1-! ll l'lIM I.Wliwi.i. . . . " ' I MAD MARK Aot' -A By HAHOLD GRA.Y I I . I I I i ' -Ml CI UTTER XXXIII G?,rri. Phillips?" she repeated. Ul,,, she's here? , "She1, at Aunt El- 's rime today. -out Ellen . tele-IB-. S,t hefore I started home jJ'JJij Marcia'a in bad shape and r ,Tli . momen't pause. "Of i"S hrcan. "after such a r I fUf " "Ite worn out- rMI- J f.'mily wnmf,i hcJ,to n.T e"?; . Fllen said, hut Marcia thoucht at: . ritr' would be quieter and I" .. ,tflil There really wasu t ele lor her to so. Her c'iP.. in Italy rented their Lone yiA nl?e before she left and ftl wuWt hear of havinx her "TV-k now. Aunt Men and mother used to be friends 5 . they were Biris. 5" ha Hi, W """".J .hr.mtlv ? ""iL1 h. rerr hard for her." pkps ' thol,.l!.ht he..!""J Be;?"'.rt ' ...rpsted in his subject. Jim s i she could think of. in her own room, the door slammed Demnd her aharply. The anjry words and defiant tonea still ran in her ears. Gypsy wai riEht. bhe should haye Kone with him. It had been cruel of her to time Aunt Ellen's actions In hi face after the loyal way he had defended her. Besides her objections had been a pretense. The truth was that f,h' !d not want to call on Marcia Phillips. Presently it occurred to Gypsy that she could rn-ht the situation.' She ran to bathe her eyes with cold wa ter A quick dnb with the powder puff, a touch of lipstick and she hur ried down stairs. ".lim," she called eacerly. "Jim " He was not in the lirinsr room. She danced into the library. No one there. A quick search showed the house was deserted eicent. for Ma tilda and Tora in the kitchen. l-.ypsy returned to the liyine room. She remembered that Jim's bat bad been on the table near the door. Now the hat was gone. It was nearly six when Jim re turned. Gypsy was waiting for him. Merore they went into dinner she tried to apologize for the earlier scene. Jim interrupted. "Koreet about it." h cnM .ntni-i. ulmmu u liny niorp. Hilt 1 11 so with von. .Tim T at.At.1.1 mii wuen you aKed me first. I- want to jro.M WllllHCp shook his lienrt "T3 ocf forsi't the whole thins." be said. "N ipi'it.rtiincp imr iow. Hv t m nv ordered some shirts that should he sent out tomorrow. They're from ixeiu S. All the rest of the week Gypsy i.iii.-iieu or unnirpr sienn s. I in h I;i.v -Inn iinnounced casually that Mar i.r,l 6 11 TkMOehout the evening there was ronstraint between them. f. Jooarently fousht against it. - hd little to say. -That's Fort Worth. Did you hear fcinnouncer? W tt -'.r" it (or reception. Wonder if 1 ",' while louser be twisted the IJ.U 1 tlCIl lie MUKrairu. iL .ymu " t that "letter to Ket off tonicht pj take it to the postoffice and :-l3h. yon don't need to do that. It I flj trail int. v, -Yes. I thought she'd be filml to I ir from someone. iscMUes, it was "-iv.il "ii I take it downtown now I1 I'l'.'I'ilw wanted his ndvice on some e.ll wobahlr eet it a whole day protuems ann that he ha. C Ti.ii,'k I d eniov cettin" out nrranced to drop in to see ber th I KKfEri. 7. .,7 i DU' lllr Bftr.nnnn l J I ...k.m-. Want to come aionu ; ;.. .......wu. ii.. wira I .v . o f.-.l 1. u I qtllCK y. -i here wns no rik..k. f,S whose eyes were carefully in- I 'i;'n .h"t Rh,e should accompany him, The Best of the Nation's 'Human-est" and Funniest Comics On This Page Daily LOuT S PLOSion . Fu Thpoc f-vti. SHOTS OS. AMBE l' 1 ' ''Ml ' :' " I :il liiiT. n.'i,. . rOH. CLtVNCiYvJ, OUST VJIHGEXT KhERE COMY "l-l -TVjeOPS 'vl t 1 " IT WtVi OP CON IN SCRKTCW- MQVJ HWPENTO THEN 1 li'ss--- so 7-r wutV oy"?etBi 2r B-T i Stts tv i AM'!?' W ' LaN -5?rT-r3 M?-" VTHerroRri '2 p jw a as ss a : t --T .tij1,11.111 : ., TIM TYLER'S FLYING LUCK By LYNN YOUNG kb-on the printed PKe bt-inre her. sored this. Jim lind fiiid, "I'll take B-not "Let's tnke it.' The (tirl shook her head. "No, tlm-i," she said. '"ou so if yuu fiat to. I think I'd rather say in." S&P WdS in ner rocuu an iiour Hnu half later when she heard Jim enter lit bouse. A little Inter he came up il stairs. He did not pause or knock it ber door. Marcia rninips arrival in r oresr. City iindoiiritediy complicatPd a rrouh H situation. It brought immedinte raspfiupncps. Anion? (hose was Jim's urf Gypsy's first quarrel. It was two days Inter. Gypsy had jat come in from takinir Pat for a lie waJK. Mie aunjt away ner coat A hat, went to the kitchen to tell JfatiMa she was back, and returned to hnne room, xnere vtrs .lim. Why Jim!" she exclaimed, ''how you set here o early? It can't 4 o clock; Ob, I decided to cut loose. Came to 't you to ko down and ion Marcia Phillips " Scrprisp w:is followed by conster i'ion. "Rut I couldn't do thar! I n't know her.' "ttVIl. she's hem here three dayp. doesn't so(m riirht to srav nwnv ijt loafer. Only decent to offer sym- cr. Well co tocether. W"hre is she '" Still at Aunt Kllpn'g. Rieht here flf same block with inc." Gypsy cam forward. The three :tle lines that apnea red in her fore ii wbPnevpr she was ovpr-jinvinnK me there now, "Please, Jira," she ltd iDPMlinRly, "I'd rather not bo. 1-wll, I just rnn't bring myself to Hter your aunt's Iiohsp. Tf if - un? place else it would be different." out tnnt s nonspnse. lou II have tit orer it somotimp Aunt rtinii fin here, you know. Ton ousht to 'Hiinr to en hnlf way if (die is." iiwDt some halt way. She came, loacnver a messace to you. Any- I don't Wfinf tn trr that-a " 'JtlSt thf Knm T n-m.t A ir. I've known Marcia evpr n'mcp we kids in hih school. Now itPhei lost her husband I'd be a : one. wonirjn t J. never even tn r? W wnn't npod tn xfnv can be back in 30 min. fiypsy shook hpr h"ad. "T fan't o yonr aunt's hnUse.' shp said. m had t.nkrn out n nVnrpf Tto it down unlichted. i-'ats notJiini: Imr nn ptpusp " ho i an.rily. "You kmw if Yftl.vn l hi- etr said not nne. I Ahltie Miinlpy telephoned one morn mir and told (iypsy she had ticket lor th hospital benefit garden nart at the Willises the next afternoon. ir s gome to be lovely." Abb: nre dieted. "Madee Wellington's on the committee nml she s to d mo n nhnut it. i'nn yon he ready about 3:30 if i fron ior you (Jypsy was flolishted with the Invt Tatmri. ihc R.irripn fete was spon Mired by Forest City's most conserva five socinl traders. The proceeds were to supply linen for the new Un inn Memorial Hospital. The Willi; home was a show place and Gypsy was anxious ro Bee the famous rose carqpns, When they arrived already a large crown ot men and womn bad nath ered about the stands where cirls in orient irocKB wptp ppi in? riowpr. Othprs were having cool refreshments in the shade of enormous beach urn- Dreiias. "Look. Abbie Manler pTolnimpil. "There's Madce's booth where they're selling those lovely Italian flower baskets. I must have one! Let's go over neiore they re gone. Gypsy had bpen watching a small noy trying to operate a mechanical toy donkey. She turned. As she did so the profile of a younc woman not mi feet nway caught her attention. uypsy Knew her instnntlv. (To Be Continued) Myinc that because you don't '!! to en 1 Mail Order Divorce Plan Appealed CARSON CITY". Ner., flJ.R) When Senator Iflinn Bush introduced measure- in the Nevada state senate providing for mail order divorces, it. was no joke to at least one person. The senator received a letter from Mrs. G. Philcox of State Street, uanvHte, in., which read as follows: "Hon. Puane Bash: In regards to an announcement of your law about mail divorces, will you kindly give me the, names of somA lawyers that I may communicate in regards to same as T am very anxious of ob taining a lawful divnrce." Aged Plane Passeniyer Seeks Submarine Ride w vi Tm not. TVe had all -suits from your relatives I in to listen tn! I'm not pninir nnf T Wsr tn l.IinK c .I tti A I ?ny ymi nre I" IB Tint I fill T-n1 T- r... Jrn oxford stamped the floor. Jly tears blinded the- girl. Whirl- yc ran irom th .... itairnay. A moment later, safe in which to gratify her desire. Looks Easy, But Isn't PANDT'SKV. O. OJ.P) Not satis fied that she, is the oldest passenger ever to have flown by airplane be tween Sandusky and Kelly's Island. Mr. Fannie Sannie. 78. now is determined to ride in a submarine. S!m made n statement that she would neve be happy until she had ridden in a submarine just after she alighted from the plane. Mrs. Sannie nnw is fared with the problem of finding a submarine ' V"-' 1 WC HAVE Y , "! l' TO KEEP TUP IN THAT WAV K N ATTACH TO TE ROPE BUT rrs ALL THE. KOPE W LL , , i- OTMER SHIP IN WE CAN KEEP OUR- BUT , ATUH 6LIDIMG CORD, MY IDEA V" H. WCtL NEED, F T pO TU' PILOT! N fi SlSWT UNTIL SHIP FCOM BEING 6EEN th'6IGNALIN LEADING UP TO ME - ANDtJU SPUD & tap) WMILE VOU'RC E SPUD IS DOWN I WHILE 6PUD CAN KEEP Boy MOWEE ONE YANK BV YOU ON THIS SHOULD LET ITS A MANS w Jt LOWeRIN' WE. OH AND TUEN I'M US INFORMED OF THE. . WCGOiN' ")RD WILL TELL SJe ME GO I SlZE P'K:-01 V 0V. ROPe: jF? TO FLV UP INTO 'MAN OPTUEMOOHS TO DO LT? " EVERYTHING'S OKAY DOWN St'TI' LU ' VT-1 TUe CLOUDS, cJUST MOVEMENTS' A. S -Twg YANKe- HE'S LANDING" A a? iS? .in-": HkSU ENOUGH TO -vf - TUGEE-"HAUL ME UP" ., S -an No v " " - liVfi s leave Spud fj, . . A -vouTi-" etc etc' . PLAN ABOUT LOWEaiH- ONE OT THE LAD ON A eope FCOM THE PLANET TO HANS JUST BELOW THE CLOUDS TO observe: THE COURSE OP THE "MAN OF , TUE MOONS SHIP, 1-3 EAGEC- ACCEPTE.D. AND EaCU BOy VOLUMTEEg Re tu& job! POLLY AND HER PALS By Cl lFl STFrtKLTT GEORGE AM' HEMRV BOTH cAi i Fn i A-rr kjii-it wwirw nsji -nirvTA i4HVVMy KISS G'NJIGHT? rS-'V-f-X IUtA.' Care - . nm I 1 t-7 r-J V . - I ll I l DON'T "VERV IDEA ME.', MAW HEARD VE ) WHAT TIME DID SHE SAV IT WAS? BEFORE ELEVEN! J 7 OR ABOUT TWELVE? A 'J-.BI CliTV STeTZISTTr '3- BUOTS AND HEH BUDDIES What Hi'!!!! By MARTIN 1 THOUGHT 1 HtNTO SOMETHIM I D-DID THERE.'! THERE T S AGWM TH MOTOR MISSED MEBBE T JOS MY MSNT0W MOTHER T S hi AGAIN ' 3 4 I 15 I5 17 13 I p S T- r 3 Ij- r ly.- 5 shr js l j3 J '''I p" p7 Jai W 11 1 r SS" 5TS5 T LJ Ljr 4i IS ' . I f o In. , ... koii. k ft"- 7r IIHd 7 ""otfr. l4' tr """eh the v'lcnt. 39 To postpone. 40 Decree. 41 Withered. 42 Scatters as hay. VERTICAL 1 Quoted. BATCHDAVS PI 8 Husbands and wives. 4 Beer. 5 Public taxi. 6 To prevent. T Anger. 8 Largo mam mal of the cat ANSWER fi f Her 0 Garment. 11 Fluid roclc. 13 I'nrooked. 14 Corded fabrlft 10 Person, In tolerant of opinions dlf. friing from his own. 50 X. 21 Neither. 24 Viscid fluid. 25 Crew old. 26 Spouses. 2T To divide. 28 To exchnnge. 30 Narrative poems. 60 To leas. 51 Verb. 33 Existence.. 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