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I'M NOT COMPLAINING! THIS 1S THE FIRST TIME 1 CAN REM R THAT WE WEREN'T MAKING PAY- 1 MENTS ON A NEW CAR. OR RADIO OR ‘SOME THING, JUST BECAUSE YOU AND YOUR. FATHER THINK YOU'RE OUT OF DATE IF YOU DON'T GET A NEW MODEL EVERY YEAR'S THE ONLY IN-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES’.

y By Crockett Johnson

| SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1988

BARNABY

[And that's the frobble with underlings, Barnaby! | Can't } depend on them! . ... So, I'll ‘¢arry on alone, m’boy. With my hundred million dollars.’

Lone Wolf O'Malley.

OUT OUR WAY

THIS RADIO 1S GETTING AWFUL RATTY- - NOTHING SOUNDS ANY GOOD! I'LL BE GLAD WHEN THE WAR'S OVER AND WE CAN GET A NEW ONE -- AND A NEW CAR, TOO!

-~ » ¥ OUR BOARDING HOUSE ~With Major Hoople

Imagine! Ive never even met J. J. O'Malley, but he told his pals, Grey and Black, to set up O'Malley Enterprises, Inc. With me as General Manager and Chairman of the Board!

Yes, Mrs. Black, O'Malley sent two of his associates to BEG { your husband to be President of O'Malley Enterprises, Inc.!

O’Malley’s partners, White ond Black asked me to take on the whole legal end and become the firm's Treasurer!

SURPOSED TO BOX ! ven WELL, IF YOU'RE AN INDIAN, T'LL_ HAND , NOU A BUNCH OF | CIGARS AND KNOCK NOW: BACK IN FRONT

MEAN, JAKE 2 ~~ \ «THEN IT'S T R NOT A BOXER,

nee

How clever of F him, Rodney!

THIS BUM a THE SHAPE OF

rough their kie Frisch. »e on hand 0 his New

[ 21 during today and | said the bring the

es through

the season ,

eating the e¢ weather, semi-pro 10lding the

arch 17.— ans today players in AS no sign ireau, ald momen-

included Outfielder cipated in ‘he accent mn hitting. connected ives,

, March 17, eof the irveyed his ericans to*emed paral Hidalgo, from the idalgo was nd fielding

first base-

and signed 18 at bat

age st

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s to which |

last night,

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ween Betht of Bea-long-armed ‘as such a tried -sevnto action. tributed a sappointed. citing. all= f the box1 their two Cleveland. n emed woe« st night. in the fifth d the lone He stagvith a long and then as with a Melio was just as the’ ion. Biyins he ring in 1e stamina

1 rch 17, 1948" 56, husband her of Carl, agaman dq James Hughes ford, pas:

1ivited. Burl ery. Friends Sunday ‘ears, belove other of Mr Albert Nev icle of Har lin, India 8 nd 2

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ears, wife of len Hall and of Mrs. Alice . Edna Ash-

O'Malley isa shrewd judge : of men, White.

has made a

ise choice,

Counselor Grey... A

wise choice!

CROCKETT, Jornson/

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

I U. S Army Unit | . J

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1 Depicted is insigne of the U. S. Army 80th we 7 Make into law . 11 Railroad (ab.) 12 Dispatch 13 Sea eagle 14 Sloth 15 Division of geological time 17 Coral islands 19 Consumed 20 West Indian shrub 22 Morsels’,.. 23 Roman road 24 Subterraneous tunnels 26 Heavy blows 27 Coin 28 Five and five (pl), (29 From '30 Transpose (ab.) {31 Woody plant

1 133 Short jacket

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[| iL a soldier's or a

36 Keen 37 Is carried 39 Units of weight |40 Great Lake a4 First man 45 Amount (ab.) 46 Rent roll 48 Theatrical sign (ab.) (49 Mother '$0 Cooking vessel (81 Silkworm

JANE JORDAN

54 Hymn 55 Boundary mark

VERTICAL

signe of “he U. S. Army 4 Ocean 5 To the inside 6 Smell Bitter vetch. 8 Names (ab.) 9 Supplies with ~~ food 10 Rows 13 Cloth. measures

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Put your problems

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38 Long, loose garment 40 Even (contr.) 41 Registered nurse (ab.) 42 Genus of shrubs 43 Merit 46 Male sheep 47 Cover 50 Place (ab.) . 52 Part of “be”

in a letter to

Jane Jordan, who will answer your questions in this column daily.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—One hears some servicemen griping about an unfaithful wife who has been swept off her feet by a war worker wolf,

I'm a war worker and a so-called wolf. married, 33 years old, 4-F, and I. say first serviceman's wife who has been. swept off her feet who didn't I get around plenty and I've found out there are two the kind who will

want to be, kinds of wives, step out and the

The ones who will don’t need any |

“fast and smooth talking” and the ones who won't let you know fit soon enough: And what about the soldiers? Are they all true to their wives? What if some of these unfortunate soldiers been put in 4-F instead of a

uniform? What if

they were invited

they be noble and

kind who won't.

ee ———

Jane Jordan to step out with

a sailor's wifeg Would |

say ‘No, you are

a serviceman's wife, I can’t go out

with you?"

Especially when they knew if they didn't go out with her|

someone else wouid?

, Again T say 10 of them would us wolves. Th

“nuts.”

Nine out of do the same as

dler who loses his wife hes Thy ‘sfmepathy, dav why put ar” the blame on the man?

There are

That is to “nuts.”

say I'm not

1 have yet to see the

inch from his Mamma and Papa car sponsibility and his were fancies exacting attitudes on his part.

his wife. The soldier with some justification is helpless. one of the_ offenders. he hates some 4-F's w

wives.

not classified so by his |ing. He, too, has his

soldier who gets the the cash.

It is possible that th

boyhood

On the other hand”

where ried the relove affairs no mature

Any man is ‘mad when he loses

is madder because he

He can't’ get home to boil the wolf in oil or punish either

No wonder ho miss the

dirty work of battle, stay home and share the profits, the rides and the

the 4-F is own ‘choosfrustrations

and may well be jealous of the

glory if not

e 4-F might

assuage his feelings of inadequacy

by proving his potency in another

field.

Could a wolf look sharply

into his ‘own motives before he

{starts out for the kill?

prey |

And what

‘makes the” kill so exciting. I the is a ‘pushover: and a whole {ocean stands between the wolf and

crooked men and crooked women | |the man with the gun? and there is nothing anyone can

‘do about it.

; Why don't you

servicemen do a

' ‘tle thinking before you start cry-

Ld P. 8. These remarks do not ap5» If I were in the service and lost| ply to all 4-F's or war workers % wife because she couldn't wait I|either. wouldn't feel as if I had lost much, | nd I.certainly wouldn't blame the “an any more than the woman for] takes two -to make a bargain,

RELIEF CORPS

| TO MEET TUESDAY

| Maj.

NO. 44

Robert Anderson Woman's Z about the defense worker who Relief Corps No. 44 will meet at 1

;ept your poor lonely wife off her|p. m. Tuesday at Ft. Friendly, with

et?

A DISGUSTED WOLF.

Fanswer—There is a great deal of

“gard common sense in what you ay. A malure woman is able to an infantile woman is not.

“wait;

"The guilt is equally divided between

the wolf and the Both are rather

woman. sorry characters.

If’ the wolf were not a sorry character he would have accepted the responsibility for a woman himself age 33 instead of evading the

Sete, emotionally

and financially.

Mrs. Bertha Barber p The past presidents

will follow.

be assisted by Mrs. Jen Mrs. Nettie Harmon,

Cristy, Mrs. Mrs. Stella Rarideén,

AUXILIARY TO

residing. club of the

corps will hold a luncheon Wednesday noon at Ft. Friendly. A business meeting and election of officers

Mrs. Leona Welling, hostess, will nie Mullikin, | Lattia Via, Mts. Cora Summers, Mrs. Alice Charlotte Treat and

Mrs.

MEET

Auxiliary to the Sons of Union

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