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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1045"

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—~With Major Hoople , OUT OUR WAY

= By Crockett Johnson

: ~mt7 Iwas about fo propose a visit of the three of us to her charming woodland home. If! can find her address. But if this is fo be Jane's aMilude—Well=

FIRST TI. THINK IT'S A, NIGHTMARE / +e THEN T SAY NOPE; SHE MUS' BE SENTENCIN' YOU TO SMEAR. THE DUMP s0LO/ “vw BUT COLD REASON DEDUCES SHE'S GOT ME : INCLUDED. IN/ <r MY ONLY CHANCT 15 TO BREAK MY ARM .. GETTIN" OUTTA BED!

EGADSAKE! WHAT A GRISLY JOAWN = TODAY, MARTHA DECREES, WE ARE DOOMED TO START PAINTING HOOPLE MANOR. w+ HAK- KAFE/ ALL MY SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY AND WIT HAVE COME TO A TRAGIC IMPASSE!

5 —and I'll take Jane, too. A day _in the woods and a bit of real nature study may end Barnaby’s | belief in pixies and things—

If our mothers-and fathers woulg take us out into the woods and lose us, we'd get to meet the Witch my Fairy -§’ Godfather knows. And—

CAPTAIN; 1.CAN' HOLD THIS-LINE MUCH LONGER == J THINK THEY 3

3 GOT. 50ME MORE \~ ; REINFORCEMENTS 7 / Ne. COMIN? / Uh rans” ¢ “ J P if

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~ Let's ask them to.

| Butl bet she's a dopey Witch. If she’s a friend of HIS, Barnaby—

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i : | Mmm. Butil'se nice idea anyway, John.

Wm Jane didn’t mean—

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CROCKETT SOHNSON

| FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS —~By Blosser

I NEED. A PLACE TO SLEEP, BUT NOT BADL ENOUGH TO “HAVE YOU GET SPANKED FOR. y 2 BRINGING ME HOME

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~ I GUESS I CAN TAKE THE GEOGRAPHY BOOK OUT OF THE SEAT OF MY PANTS NOW /

T WORRY, ENNY =~ IN, AND THE / M! WHY DIONT Ly F SOMEONE SEND HIM OUT HERE /

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IN MOMENTS OF GREAT STRESS ‘I FIND THAT THE CALM CHEWING OF SALTED PEANUTS 15 CONDUCIVE TO LUCID “THOUGHT =

BLUGSTONE ARRIVES IN NEW YORK.

*C ANN ONBALL, CHARLIE” ROSS, THE ° BIG LEAGUE PITCHER!

(=~ IN THIS ENVELOFE /5 THE NAME OF A MAN SCOTLAND YARD WANTS SHOT © SIGHT. BUT BEFORE / OF EN THE ENVELOPE =) -ER = 5TOP HERE, DRIVER! =

A SALTED PEANUT MACHINE! JUST AS | SUSPECTED,

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer your questions “in this column dally,

JANE JORDAN DEAR JANE JORDAN—What.do you think of a man who tells you he thinks more of his son than: hg thinks of you? After giving his {The Indianapolis Times 1s-not responsible tor inaccuracies in program announces | first wife the home ‘place and $40 a month, his son always wants extra | ments caused by station changes after press, time.) ! money which ‘he gets. I do without clothes and things I need for our WFRM 1200 » Ise 1919 WIRE 30 i a i Pl 3 A tual N de home. I try to save but that just helps him to give them more money. I iin} unin) ——De-Rer) toy p , ——— Name the Tune | 1070 Club Girl Marries I've tried to tell him how I feel) 5 Opportunity Time | 1070 Club Portia Faces Life about the matter but he just gets

Tea Time Tunes | 1070 Glub Plain Bill ; : : 5 pa AUnSs ior : angry. His folks think I am right 5 Tea Time Tunes j1070 Ciub Pront Page Farrel and say that I am ;

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Baseball Scores Jack Armstrong

guilt toward his child, bub you can be fair to the boy. Why leave al man you love when the boy is sure |to grow up and stand on his own

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DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am 22 years old and my husband is 25. We have been married three years, My husband drinks a

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[ You'LL BE GOING THRU DISTRICTS WHERE CHINESE AND TIBETAN BANDITS PREY ON CARAVANS. .

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and when I can have anything that's left. Thank you for any help you may give me. DISGUSTED. Jane Jordan = n 8. Answer—You could work this out if vou had a fair allowance of your own. Then what your husband did with his share of the income would ; : be his own business. I do’ not| ANSWER: Every wife deserves an | think that you should subsist on |allowance of her own, no matter | the leftovers at all but I do think | how small. If your husband won't you should have more sympathy | be fair with you about money, it with your husband's feeling for his | 18 your privilege to get a job and son. If you had taken an interest |€arn your own. Your*husband can’t In the boy yourself and won his|Prevent it, but he can leave you. affection, your husband wouldn't|If you have the courage to assert be telling vou that he loved the yourself you must be prepared to boy better than you. take the consequences. There alI don't know “how old this boy |Ways-is a chance that he is bluffing Is but if he'is still a youngster in{and will compromise with you when 8 school, he does need extra money. {he finds-he can't get away with his No father who loves his son can |selfish behavior. Firmness on your find i~ in his heart to refuse, Part might bring better results. especially when He jsn’t living with JANE JORDAN. the boy's mother. I imagine that you are quite jealous of the first family and that

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lot and won't give me a penny to LAMASERY

spend. He will buy me all. the drinks I want, but nothing else. {I don't like to drink, but sometimes get worried for fear I will. I want to get a job but my husband said if I did I would have to leave him. Sometimes I think I will do that. Would you give me .some advice? . eo RITTY,

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{ Name to Remember 1 Early Birds Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Farrell

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For You and Yours | For You and Yours Crosby Sings Homespun

News The Listening Post

Richardson—News Elsa Maxwell Take It Easy What's Your idea

SET LUNCHEON MEETING The welfare committee of the!10 if you could conquer the feeling |women’s auxiliary of Sahara Grotto |!%:45 you'd get along better with the man|will have a luncheon meeting at 1:0 you love. There is no sense in your [12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home |11:30 doing. without everything to help |of Mrs. Stanley: Bryson, 955 Haw- [11:43 a father overcome his feeling of |thorne ‘lane. :

Finders Keepers Finders Keepers Soldier Came Home {David Harum

Tom Breneman Tom Breneman Gilbert Martyn | Jack Berch &- Boys

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Sketches in Melody Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughter erie ——————

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Civilian Service 5 Star Time Gilbert Forbes 5 Evelyn's Romance

Gingham N Pearls Geo. Olsen's Orch. Radio Work Shop Public Schools

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Backstage Wife Stella. Dallas Lorenzo Jones -| Widder Brown

House Party House Party Ayres Program Ayres Program

Hoosier Serenade Hoosier Serenade

Name the Tune Opportunity Time Tes Time Tunes Tea Time Tunes

Girl Marries Portia Paces Life 1070 Club Plain Bill 1070 Club Front Page Farrell

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