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By Crockett Johnson
Cushlamochree! Borrowing a nickel from your bank has suggested a way to obtain the somewhat larger sum | need fo become a financier!
My bank
is nearly
... and Grace phoned me today. It's been years since | saw her. . And she’s got a fine job ds a secrefary in Dormant & Company.
Dormant? The big investment bankers?
Yes. They float bonds and things. Well, anyway, I'm meeting her af her office and she and | and Barnaby will have lunch together—
You're taking Barnaby?
JANE JORDAN
Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer your questions in this eolumn dally.
DEAR JANE JORDAN-I
am a boy .16 years old, have a nice home
and get the things I need, but I like to play basketball. I play for a team in the church league but my father only lets me go out one night
week and that 1s the night when we play our games.
Now we are
going to practice the night before the game and that will require me to be out two nights, but my father won't let me go and I don’t know
why. “When I go to a game he doesn’t say anything, and when I come back he doesn't ask who won or how many points I got. How pan I get him to let me go out two nights and how can I get him to take a little interest in me when 1 go to play a game? Other athers are interested in thelr son's ability, but my dad isn't. I Jane Jordan gtudy my lessons hard before I go 0 a game, BASKETBALL LOVER. ny 8 » Answer—Have you ever invited your father to go to a game with you? If he refuses the first time, don't be discouraged. Ask him very time you play. If this doesn't ork, ask some of the other fathers vho enjoy the game to invite your father to go with them. You say you study hard before a ame. Are your grades all they ould be? If they are then get some older person in the church vho is interested in the game to
explain to your™ather that you are needed on practice nights. Perhaps that would influence him in your favor. Perhaps vour father wasn't interested in basketball in his youth. Well, what was he interested in at age 16? Ask him. Perhaps if you interest yourself in him he will become more interested in you. - All children would be happier if their parents were intercsted in what they. do, but unfortunately the grown-ups become” so absorbed in their own problems that they have little time or inclination for companionship with their children. JANE JORDAN,
Copyright, 1945, The Newspaper PM, inc.
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Allen, passed away Saturday morning Services Tuesday, 10 a. m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan st, Friends invited, Burial Washington, Ind Friends may call at funeral home after 4 p. m. Sunday. IBECK-—-John E., husband of Anna B, son of Catherine Beck, brother of Charles R., Prank R, and Fred A. Beck and Mrs. Chester Anderson, died Friday evening. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Puneral Tuesday, 10 a. m., at the mortuary. Interment Crown Hill cemefery. Friends invited. Priends may call at the mortuary after noon Sunday. [DESSAUER—Albert, 3902 Park, of Anne, father of Doroth Pvt. Ralph B., brother of Ralph and Lee Dessauer, passed away Friday. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Calvary cemetery. Priends may call at mortuary. MINES—Lura Bliss, 1424 Brunswick, of Will H. Hines, mother of Mrs. J Mayer, Edgewood, and Ensign Wiliam Hines Jr., Pacific area, passed away Friday evening. Services at the J. C Wilson ‘Chapel of the Chimes," 1234 Prospect st, Monday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burisd Washington Park Friends may oall at the ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes.” JOHNSON—Blanche M., Henry G. Johnson, mother of Mrs. Lucille Crouch, Mrs, Mary O'Brien, Miss Gladys and Hilda Johnson, sister of Mrs. Effie Todd and Omer . Bray; randmother of Sondra Lee Crouch and ack Norris . O'Brien, passed away Thursday evening. Funeral services at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N, Meridian st.,, Monday, 10 a. m. Burial at Greenwood, Friends may call at the mortuary.
husband Anne and iss Fannie,
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age 58, widow of
MLENTZ—Herman G., beloved husband of
Mary Lentz, father of Herman J., Oscar A. Lentz of Indianapolis and Pic. Edward Lentz, serving in Belgium: brother of Henry Lentz and Lula Bunschu, assed away at the residence, N. Pe thing, Friday’ a. m. Funeral at 8hirley Bros. West Side Chapel Monday at 1:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel any tim LINE ih, 56 years, beloved husband of Helen Line, father of ‘Helen Ellis, Marjorie Blankenship and Hugh’ Line; brother of Bertha Abbott, Edith Put. nam, Ernest, Clinton, Edward and Luther Line and three grandchildren, mssed away Thursday. Funeral Sunday, :30 p. m.,, at the G. H. Herrmann ¥uneral Home, 1505 8. East st. Friends invited. Burial M, Friends may call gny tim MUTZ-Frank, age is, phigher of Glen PF. Mutz passed away Friday morning at the residence, 103 XN. ag ot., apt. 6, Services Mond Mond m., at the Con PFunersl ome. ins w. Michigan st. ds invited. Burial Washingto Park Friends may call at the aera
hom RELIFORD— Willi m H, beloved brother of Mrs, Belle Etter, Mrs. Lucille Clements of this city, Mrs. Nell McCarty of hicago, Ii , passed away Frida 8 may ¢ call at the Juin, Funers Home, 11308 Prospect st. . Bundhy. Service Monday, lo 9.3 rom funeral home. Burial Clay city, Ind. Friends invited. SHEETS Carl, age 59, son of M oh Dipha Sheets, passed away Friday um ing at Services Mon: le Funeral Home, 1934
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MONROE—8gt. Albert M,, of U. 8. army, killed -on Leyte island Jan. 20, beloved’ son of Chester and Mary M. Monroe, brother of Paul, Delson, James, Juanita Mary Gene, Jo Ann and Barbara Jo, grandson of Eva Monroe, flance of Theresa Dillman. Requiem High Mass | at 8t. Catherine's church, Shelby 'at| Tabor, 9 -a. m. Monday, Feb. 36. Priends invited. (Please omit flowers.)
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of 2120 Prospect st., passed away Friday p. m Also survived by one brother, Robert Smith of California. Priends may call at the Tolin Puneral Home, 1308 Prospect st., slit 2 p. m. Sunday. Services Tuesday, 2 m., from the funeral home. Burial chows Hill. Friends invited.
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BILLS—We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the many friends, neighbors and relatives. for gtheir sympathy and lovely floral -tfibutes expressed at the death of our beloyed husband and father, John T. Bills. Our sincere thanks to the Rev. N. H. Schultz for his consoling words and our thanks also to Dr. J Emhardt and G. H Herrmann Funeral Home MRS. JOHN BILLS AND FAMILY. BURCK—We wish to express our most sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and beautiful floral tributes received during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother, Elizabeth. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Ernst Plepenbrok, the simgers, doctors, nurses, pallbearers and the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. IRWIN--1 wish to express my sincere appreclation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, beautiful floral tributes and ' spiritual bouquets received at the death of my beloved husband, Robert Irwin. I especially wish to thank the Rev. Readinger and Rev. McLaughlin and the Men's club of Little Flower church, the pallbearers and Harry 'W. Moore Mortuary for their kindness,
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