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By Crockett Johnson

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am 16]

years old. I live with my mother

and stepfather, I love a boy who is Whereas if they are allowed to see

Parental objections only strengthen a young couple's determination

each other they frequently drift

a year older than I but my 8teP-|apart of their own accord, or wait father, John, objects to my having|willingly until they are ready for dates with him. My mother says marriage,

that whatever John says goes. I

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love my mother very much and so| father, you may make an early mar-

do my two brothers, We act as if riage to get away from home.

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we like John for her sake. It would |don’t mean that you do not love the

break her heart to know that we| dislike him so much. The boy and

boy but it is hard not to assume more than you actually feel when

I plan to be married as soon as we you're so anxious to change a sitgraduate, John knows of our plans| uation you don't like.

but insists on doing what he thinks best. Is it up to him to decide or

Note to “Still Hoping:” Dr.

is it up to us? I love the boy deeply |Crane’s answer to your problem was

but I can’t go against my parents correct.

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Note to P. W. W. and W. J. S.:

._ Answer—Since youre so young|Sorry, but I cannot help either of

you and the boy can afford to wait| for developments. Your stepfather] is taking a mistaken method of destroying your interest in the boy.

you meet young women. I cannot take the responsibility of conducting

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JANE JORDAN.

- NEW RURAL PHONES REFLECT EXPANSION

Expansion of Indiana's agriculs tural production is reflected in an increase of more than 5000 telephones in rural service since Pearl Harbor, the Indiana Bell Telephone ©o. reported today. Commenting on the increase in service, W, A. Hughes, general man~ager of the telephone company, said the number of rural phones has ingreased more than 100 per cent since 1935.

“Today the proportionate increase of telephones in rura] areas ranks next to the expansion of service for war plants” he declared. “This is

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evidence of the important part the telephone - plays in wartime farm production.” : .

QUEEN TO BE NAMED A queen will be chosen by the men of the freshman class at Butler university- during the annual fresh. man rose dance Jan. 12 in the field-

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RADIO PROGRAMS

THIS EVENING

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(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program announce ments caused by station changes after press time.) WFBM 13260 WIBO 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) °_ (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 4:00 Name the Tune 1070 Club Girl Marries Gold Room 4:15 yn's Romance | 1070 Club Portia Faces Life | Bast Wing 4.30 Korn Kobblers 1070 Club Plain | Cascades 4:45 Where in Word 1070 Club Pront Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan 6:00 D. Rodgers—News |News Romantio Melodies | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Bdwin C. HI Chick Carter Dial and Dance Dick Tracy 6:30 Hoosiers at War | Superman Texas Rangers Jack Armstrong 5.45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Van Keel-—Nows Henry J. Taylor 6:00 I » Jr. |Bupper Club Sports Roundup 6:15 Music Satisfles wards News News of the World | John Morrow 6:30 y Hour Songs to Remember | Swing ' Fur Parade 6:45 Melody Hour Magic Serenade - | Ralph Knox--News| pur Parade 7.00 Big Town Confident'ly Yours | Johnny Presents Ted Malone 7:18 Big Town Footlight Parade [Johnny Presents Lum & Abner 7:30 Romance Roy Rogers Show | Date With Judy Alan Young Show 7:45 Romance Roy Rogers Show | Date With Judy Alan Young Show 8:00 Burns & Allen Gabriel Heatter Mystery Theater Gracie Fields 8:15 Burns & Allen Buenas Noches Mystery Theater Gracie Flelds 8:30 This Is My Best |1944 in Review Fibber McGee Spotlight Bands 8:45 This Is My Best [1044 in Review Fibber McGee Spotlight Bands 9:00 Army Serv, Forces | 1944 in Review Bob Hope Raymond G. Swing | | 9:18 Army Serv, Forces | 1944 in Review Bob Hope Fur Parade 9:30 Symphonette Stout Field Raleigh Room Let Yourself Go 9:45 Symphone Bill Bardo Raleigh Room Let Yourself Go 10:00 Gilbert Forbes Richardson—News | Van Keel—News John Morrow 10:15 Behind the Scenes | Sports Edition Pleasure Parade Island Songs 10:30 Sandman Music to Read By | Stars at Night Chuckles Time 10:45 Sandman Music to Read By | Stars at Night Chuckles Time 11:00 Joseph C. Harsch |F. Edwards—News | News—Musie News 11:15 Buffalo Presents | News Picture News-—-Musio Variety Hour 11:30 News Dean Hudson's Or. | Roy Shields Variety Hour 11:48 Jerry Wald Orch. | Al Trace Orch. Roy Shields Variety Hour WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) 6:30 Early Birds WIBC Jambores Dawn Patrol Studio PFrolics 6:45 News - WIBC Jamboree Dawn Patrol Roy and Lonnte 7:00 World Today News World News Martin Agronsky 7:15 Early Birds Breakfast Serenade | Musical Clock Harmoneers 7:30 Time to Shine Breakfast Serenade | Musical Clock Overseas News 7:45 News Gospel Singers Musical Clock Harmoneers 8:00 Name to R'm’mber | News Musical Clock Club 8:15 Early Birds Bandwagon Ralph Knox—News| Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs. Parrall Chureh Federation | Melody Mural Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs. Farrell Rainbow Rend'vous | Let's Talk Abous B it Club 9:00 Valiant Lady Billy Repaid—News | Lora Lawton True Story 9:15 Light of the World| For You and Yours| News of the World |My True Story 9:30 Sky Theater Crosby Sings Finders Keepers | Old Corral 9:45 Bachelor's Child'n| Band of the Day | Finders Keepers |The Listening Post 10:00 Honeymoon Hill News Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi’s 10:15 Second Husband | Melody Oriuse Rosemary Breakfast at Sardi's 10:30 Bright Horizons | Homespun Star Playhouse Gil Martyn—News 10:45 Aunt Jenny What's Your Idea? |David Harum Jack Berch & Boys 11:0" Kate Smith Gabriel Heatter Ralph Knox--News | Glamor Manor 11:45 Big Sister Cavaliers Today's Band Glamor Manor 11:30 Helen Trent America Sings EAT-{torially Homemakers 11:45 Our Gal Sunday | Farm Bureau EAT-itorially Homemakers 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Richardson-~News | Tello-Test Baukhage 12:15 Ms Perkins Terry's House Party | Van Keel--News Harmoneers 12:30 Jiffy Quiz Lunch With Lopes | Molly Star Kay Reporter 12:48 Farm Circle Memory Time Molly Star N y os 1:00 Joyce Jordan Cedric Poster Music Medley | For You 41:15 Two on a Clue Jane Cowl Linda's Love Salute 1:30 Dr, Malone Open House Hearts in Harmony | Ladies Seated 1:45 Goldbergs True Detective Editor's Daughter |Ladies Be Seated 2:00 Mary Marlin Bob Rhodes Orch. | Woman of America | Morton Downey 2:15 Tena and TY Concert Orch. Ma Perkins Fur Parade 2:30 Gilbert Forbes The Smoothies Pepper Young News 2:45 Changing World | Beach Combers Right to Happiness| Yours Alone 3:00 Where in the World | Walter Compton Backstage Wife Time Views News 3:15 Song Shop Rhythm & Reason |Stella Dallas Navy Serenade 3:30 Wheeler Mission | Rhythm Musical Lorenzo Jones I'll Buy That 3:45 Song Shop Harmony Matinee | Widder Brown Blue Room 4:00 Name the Tume 1070 Club Girl Marries Gold Room 4:15. Evelyn's Romanee| 1070 Club Portia Faces Life East Wing 4:30 Korn Kobblers 1070 Club Plain Bill Cascades 4:45 Where in World |1070 Club Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan

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{though located west of the Rhine

Separate Rhine

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. — The Rhineland, proposed as a post-war separate state under the protection of the allies, is as yet an indefinite area. But it would include the great industrial regions along the Rhine where the principal steel and metal industries of the present Reich are located, and the enormous coal supplies that make the manufacture of steel and other war essentials possible, It probably would include the Prussian province now called Rheinland, and parts of the Prussian province of Hessen-Nassau, the free state of Hessen or Hesse, most of the free state of Baden, the Saar or Saarland, and the Palatinate which now belongs to Bavaria al-

and separated from Bavaria proper. It would be larger than the state of

Embracing Industrial Areas

"|which high-grade coke for steel

land Planned

Dusseldorf, Horde, Hamborn and Ruhrort. It is the area into which French troops entered in March, 1921, and extended their occupation in 1923, remaining until August, 1925, when the so-called Dawes plan

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making is produced. Before world war I most o. the French Lorraine fron and steel works were owned or controlled by Ruhr concerns and great quantities of Lorraine iron ore

was sent to the Ruhr for smelting. |, Much Ruhr coke was used in Lorraine smelters because it was a better grade coke than that produced in nearby Saar. Since the war the Ruhr has used much high-grade Swedish and Spanish ore brought to the region by water, and also the enormous quantities of scrap available after the armistice. The prosperity of the Lorraine {iron oré producing business is necessarily closely tied to the Saar and Ruhr coal deposits and smelters. For this roasen,| France, particularly, seems to want 8 Rhineland not under‘ German control.

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