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DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a medical student. For a time I was in the army on inactive status, They released me and I am now al,

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“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

By Orockett Johnson ]

: T : OUR BOARDING HOUSE —~With Major Houpte OUT OUR WAY

Mr. O'Malley, my Fairy Godfather, o owns a Tot of big factories. They're his private property. And he ean do anything he wants with them— —

[ Ridiculous. . ... Just think ofall of the people who 3 run the factories, Like Yoo = your dad. Their jobs an i their homes, their clothes a ~even food—depending on the decisions of just one silly little creature!

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eivilian. I am in lgve witha very nice girl and had intended to marry her. | =o 136b However, since all her friends are now in uniform (in fact, one of her (CBS) former boy friends was killed in action) she looks down on mé and "4:00 Name the Tune

myself for my profession but I am, ¢ioneq “An Army Wife” raised my not. directly help-

ing in the war, Should I join the services or is this girl really not worth it? J. A.

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must we have mother-in-laws?

empty-headed as a barrel with

Answer — It is your place, not your girl friend's, to decide where you can do the most good. You're still ‘a student Jane Jordan cats sometimes but we sure get hell

and if the government considers kittens when we draw such

mother-in-law and also a stepmother but I am thankful I never

like “Army Wife”

your education iniportant enough datighter-in-laws. Too.bad the son | 10:15 Johnny Neblett to your country to defer you from {picked such a lemon for a wife when| 10:45 Sandman

the draft, that should be enough! there must have been some nice for any girl. |oranges somewhere around.

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Irish temper, She says “Why! 5:30 Destiny Trails

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enamoured of uniforms, military Service and will try never to be a drama and risk. She lost one suitor ball-and-chain type of mother-in-

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other into it. That's hot a very enough hot air. . usual reaction for a young lddy in! A DAILY READER. love. | 5 8 =

Nobody likes a slacker.. Everyone! Answer—Yes, I think the air is| 7:00 World Today wants those whom they love to plenty. hot areund your letter and| 7:3) Time to Shine meet the requirements of the war I hope you feel better. now. The| 145 Sherwood—News emergency. But doctors are des- best point you made in your letter | 8:00 Name to Rememb'r perately needed both in civil and was by pointing out the fact that| 8:15 Ranch House Jim military life. Therefore a medical the girls wouldn't have husbands 8:45 Mrs. Farrell

student is no slacker, Let Uncle unless their husbands had mothers.

Sam decide for you and if the girl Oh, by the way, did you get on with | 9:15 Light of the World

isn't satisfied, then she is not worth your own mother-in-law? your while, L | JANE JORDAN,

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