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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. By Crockett Johnson
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
What's Sinsing that shipment from the Gurgle Soap Company? + «. Here I've token orders and—
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JANE JORDAN
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Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer gues. tions in this. column daily,
DEAR JANE JO About a year ago
and we corresponded regularly.
home on leave we
know that was very foolish and I|tried I don't love him and many boys He | with me on this view and write that
am sorry...’ would like to get
RDAN-—-I am 18.
I met a sallor|
married.
a divorce.
since you
A boy and incurred a responsibility, couple of months ago when he was you should stand by him at least’ Now I until the war-is over and you had living with him,
Answer — From my viewpoint,
voluntarily married the
However, in service take issue]
doesn’t know this and if he did it they want to know the truth at all
would hurt him very much.
isn't another man.
bim and be happy.
I am desperate,
There | costs.
They feel that if they ean
It is just that I | face death and disaster at war they can't spend the rest of my life with can face disillusion and disappoint-
Please help me, ment at home.
They may be right.
Take your choice.
JUST 18. | ‘
JANE JORDAN,
YANKS GET MUTTON --AND SNIPERS, TOD
TEMPLE, Tex --The wolves in
“Feb. 12 (U, PJ). sheeps’ clothing |
sniper act of the Nazis was a cun- |
ning trick quickly matched by the [the lieutenant said. “A German -raiding party had
sharpshootnig of - Yank doughhoys, |
the intended victims, ‘who ingeni-|rounded up that flock and crawled { along hidden’ with them. | they got close enough, they opened
ously
won the round by having
mutton stew-for supper.
That's the story key hospital
ah
here George, Waco, Tex.
told at McClos- |
by Lt.
how the German snipers hid in a flock” of sheep and tried to pick {off American infantrymen. “The first notice we had of any-| thing unusual in the flock of sheep [es slowly toward our lines was when we got fire from within the
| flock - and.
| up on us.
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