Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1945 — Page 27

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FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1048

| BARNABY

The woods won't seem such a mysterious place do Barnab 8 after our hike fomorrow. If he sees that it's not full of .. fantastic pixies and witches

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

A hike in the woods? Excellent! Ill

me explain the mysteries of nature and point out the sights... if only | knew where my friend, the Witch; liv We'd surprise her by dropping in for

go along. Your dad will enjoy having

md We can find her just by etting lost. a3, ike in thot . tec. Jl foiry story—

We'll adopt that method os a last resort. But her address may be in the city-directory. I'll look there in the morning. Before we start—

By CUrookets Johnsen

Okay, Mr. O'Mdlléy. But don't be late.

CROCKESY JOHNSO

MR. TENNY , WHILE YOURE HE HAVE FRECKLES' R

fs | You CAN HE CAN BUNK WITH TAGALONG /

IN SHADYSIDE TO PHOR-|. GRAPH MODERN YOUTH -~~ KINDA LOOKS LIKE IM IN THE RIGHT PLACE!

~By Blosser

I THINK THESE ARE WHISTL ER

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

DEAR JANE JORDAN--I've been married 13-years and have two

children. For the last three years nights, sometimes all night. On sev dipstick on his shirts and smelling of ing up on him as He takes the car where we live after midnight, We have a lovely home and two beautiful children whom I'm sure | he loves. Some weeks I'm never any farther than Sa the grocery and

night. I've told him if he wants to run around, to leave me and-run. My mother ‘tells me I'll get my reward: some day for staying in and.

never going any J place, but I want J a little enjoyment Jane Jordan myself. Lately I've been thinking | that if children and a faithful wife aren't enough to hold a man, I wonder if he is worth all this] heartache? . : DESPERATE WOMAN. » n = . Answer—Probably he isn't worth it to you but is'to the children. If| it were not for, the children you] could take your share of the prop-| erty and call it quits. But since you have them you must decide] whether or not divorce would im-| prove your situation or make it] worse. : { One thing you could do and that is ‘to fill your life with more interests and find diversion with friends apart from your husband. | ‘This is not easy for a timid woman to do. She will cite the children, ! the difficulties of . transportation

and other obstacles as excuses for |

my husband has been going out eral occasions he has come in with perfume. I have never tried checkand there isn't any transportation

staying home alone when the real |

reason is her own lack of drive. It isn't - very comforting to look forward to a dim and doubtful futuré reward for virtue, It is better: to get out and find some sort of happiness now. JANE JORDAN.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am 19 and my--husband 26. He has been overseas a year. In the meantime I was living in Philly until I heard people say he had a daughter 4 years old. I have seen her but thought she was his niece. How can I find our for sure? He tells me that if I don't go back to Philly to his people ‘that he is through with me. I would be very glad for you to tell me what to do. PUZZLED. u » » Answer—If you love‘your husband and get along with his people; then do as he requests and wait until he comes home to straighten things out. The gossip you hear there may not be true, but even if it is, it need not break up your marriage. Whatever happened 1s not the child's fault; so you can afford to be kind to the little girl. And if your husband is otherwise a good man, you can forgive him for a .past mistake, can’t you? If the story is true he should have told you, however. Possibly he did not do so for fear it would alter your feeling toward him. If you remove this fear it will be easier for him to talk to you. JANE JORDAN,

CROSSWOR.

Naval Chaplain

HORIZONTAL VERTICAL : 1,7 Pictured 1 ‘Male, sheep Suit of u. 2 Native metal chaplains 3 Turned . 14 Palm trees 4 Out of (prefix) 15 Mollusk 5 Strike 16 Males 6 Former Rus17 Talking bird sian ruler 19 Pigpen =~ 7 Excrescence 20 Tantalum 8 Musical (symbol) instrument 22 Price 9 Rodent 23 Pint (ab) 10 Kiloliter (ab.) 24 South Caro. . 11 Greatest lina (ab.) quantity 26 Perform 12 Insect 13 French

28 Parent 29 Postscript marshal-under Napoleon

(ab.) 31 Vagrant 18 Sun god 33 Splendor 21 He is a 35 Eagle's nest 36 Female Titan 37 Severe

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39 Him 40 Thus 41 Lithium (symbol)

44 Impresses 48 Court house (ab.) 50 Duet 52 Cases : 54 Self-esteem 57 One more 59 Layered 61,62 Chief of U.S. Army chaplains

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23 He recently toured the 24 Stop (slang) 25 Greek island 27 Uncloses 28 Decoration «

29 Window glass 53 Courtesy title 4:15 Porlis

| 4:45—Front Page Farrell

30 Cubic meter 32 Exist 34 Land parcel 43 Chilly 44 Space

55 Jellify 56 Peculiar

(symbol) 60 Half-em

58 Thallium | 8:30<Lum & Abner

RADIO PROGRAMS

THIS EVENING :

(The Indianapolis Times 1 not respons dle for inaccurseies ia program announce. ments caused by station changes after press time.) ;

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (NBO) (Blue Network)

1070 Club 1070 Club

00 Name' the Tune 15 Opportunity Time :30 Tea Time Funes 1070 Club 45 Tea Time Tunes [1070 Club

Girl Marries Hoosier Serenade Portia Faces Life | Hoosier Serenade Plain Bill

News Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan

00 Bherwood—News | Chick Carter 5 Jim Carroll Sings | Superman 30 Destiny Trails 5

1 45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix

House of Mystery

Fred Holt—News Melody Billboard Frank and Harry | Bports and News

Terry & Pirates Baseball Scores Jack Armstrong J J: Morrow—News

J. Kirkwood Show | Fulton Lewis, Jr, Curtain Calls P. Friday on B'dway Friday on B'dway

Sports Denny *Cralg

Edwards—News

Sports Roundup. . Raymond G. Swing Musical Moments |Lone Ranger Fred Holt—News Lone Ranger

Supper - Club World News

Aldrich Family Cecll Brown Aldrich Family Thin Man

Thin Man

Pays to Be Ign'r's | Gabriel Heatter Pays to Be Ign't't | Real Life Stories

he DL PoBO| vow

30 Those Websters Thase Websters

Jimmy Durante 15 Jimmy Durante 30 Danny Kaye 9:45 Danny Kaye

| 10:00 Gilbert Forbes 10:15 Johnny Neblett 10:30 Sandman 10:45 Sandman

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Boxing Bout Boxing Bout Boxing Bout Boxing Bout

4 4 4 4 b 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 1 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 9

Freedom o# Opport,| Duffy’s Tavern Freedom of Opport.| Duffy's Tavern

Double or Nothing | People Are Funny Double or Nothing | People are Funny

Richardson—News Bud Waples Orch. Music to kkeaa By Musie to Read By

Highways in Melody | Raymond Paige Highways in Melody | Raymond Paige This Is Your FBI This Is Your FBI

Jury Trials Jury Trials Spotlight Band Spotlight Band

Amos and Andy Pacific Flight Amos and Andy Pacific Flight Bill Stern Dr. Talks It Happened in 1955 | Los Andrinis

Fred Holt—News |J. Morrow--News Pleasure Parade Island Song Music You Rem’b’r | Chuckles Time Music You Rem'db'r

Walts Time Waltz Time

11:15 Syracuse Serenade Baseball Scores 11:30 Jimmy Dorsey Or,| Guy Lombardo 11:45 8. Dunham Orch.| Guy Lombardo

11:00 Syracuse Serenade |PF. Edwards—News

News Variety Hour Variety Hour Variety Hour

News B. Smith Oreh, Jose Bethanoourd Lee Sims

SATURDAY

PROGRAMS

WIBO 1070 (Mutual)

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

WIRE 1430

WISH 1310 (NBC) (Blug Network)

WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree

6:30 Early Birds 6:45 News

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

Morning Mail Morning Mail

News Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol

World Today Early Birds Time*to Shine Sherwood—News

Yawn Patrol | Musical Clock

News Roundup Musical Clock Musical Clock

Agronsky—-News Rhythmic Age International News International News

Name to Rem'mb'r | News Garden Gate Bandwagon Country Journal Country Journal

Church Federation Out of a Bandbox Rainbow Rend’vous| Out of a Bandbox

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

Musical Clock News

Youth on Parade | Musical Youth on Parade | Musical Omar’s Adventures | Crosby Sings Omar's Adventures | Melody Cruise

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Inventory | Archie Andrews Inventory | Archie Andrews

What's Cookin’? What's Cookin’? Music Room News Alex Dreler—-News | Treasury Salute

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News News Roundup Let's Pretend

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Jr. Citizens Glenn Miller

Hello Mom Hello Mom -The Cavaliers Farm’ Bureau

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Billie Burke 10:45 Billie Burke

11:00 Today's Theater 11:15 Today's Theater 11:30 Hollywood Stars. 11:45 Hollywood Stars

Looking With Eve

Virginia Byrd It's Murder They Go Together | Blue Program Ed McConnell Betty Moore Ed McConnell Three Suns

Bub Debia Sub Debhia Dick Stone Dick Stone

Marines on Afr Youth & Religion Home and Garden Home and Garden

12:00 Gilbert Forbes 12:15 Dixie Landers Music of Hawaii | 12:30 Report to Nation |Bill McCune Ore | 12:45 Report to Nation | Bill McCune Ore

Richardson-=News

Pun Canteen Fun Canteen Kay. Reporter Noonday News

Tello-Test Fred Holt—News h.| Bond Booth h.| War Workers

1:00 Mary Lee Taylor Hal Aloma Orch 1:15 Mary Lee Taylor | Hal Aloma Orch 1:30 Central Station Jamboree Prevue 1:45 Central Station Jamboree Prevue

2:00 Land Is Bright | This Is Halloran 2:15 Land Is Bright This Is Halloran 2:30 Teen Age Canteen| John Richards

2:45 Builders of Victory |John Richards

U. 8, Marines Mike-Row-8copes Sky High Sky High

Orch, of Nation Orch. of Nation Orch, of Nation Orch, of Nation

Fighting A. A, FP. Fighting A. A. It's a Hit It's a Hit

Senior Swing Senior Swing Pitzgeralds Fitzgeralds

3:00 Your Marines 3:15 Overseas Report 3:30 Assignment Home 3:45 Assignment Home

Memo for Tomorrow | Grey Lag Handicap | 8at. Concert Art Mooney Orch, Music for Half-hour| Jordan Music ° Music for Half-hour| Jordan Music

Grey Lag Handicap | Sat. Concert Sat. Concert Sat. Concert

4:00 Deliver the Goods| 1070 Club

| 4°15 Deliver the Goods| 1070 Club | 4:30 Derby Trial

1070 Club 1070 Club

4:45 Viva America

Grand Hotel Grand Hotel Vandercook—News Radio Guild

Duke Ellington Duke Ellington News Duke Ellington

WLW FRIDAY EVENING

P.M. 4:00-Girl Marries 4:15—Portia Faces Life

6:45—H. V

5 00—Cros§ Roads Cafe $ News 8:15-=Waltz 8:30-People 8:45-People

| 5:45—Lowell Thomas | 6:00—~Supper Club

| 6:30—~The Lion's Roar

7:00--Highways in Melody 7:15—Highways in Melody 7:30--Duffy’s Tavern 7:45--Duffy's Tavern 8:00-=Waltz Time =

9:15-Amos & Andy 9:30--Bill Stern 9:45—Reflections of Home

Kaltenborn

10:15—World Front 10:30-WLW Stock Co, 10:45—-WLW Stock Co. 11:00—~News 11:15--Clyde Trask's Orch 11:30—Moon River

Time Are Funny Are Funny

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12:30-=Encores 12:45-Encores

11:00-Everybody’'s Farm 11:15=Everybody's Farm 11:30—News, Market, Farm 11:45-=Everybody's Farm Noon--Alex Drier 12:15—=Veterans Aid

1:00--Musicana 1:15—=Musicana 1:30—8ky High

2:46~Orch. of the Nation 3:00-Inside Radio 3:16--Milestone 3:30—Far East 3:45—Washington Speaker 4:00—-Grand Hotel | 4:15—Grand Hotel 4:30-=J, Vanderconk 4:45-Tin Pan Alley

‘PURDUE EXPERTS ON

GARDENS TO SPEAK

Purdue university garden withors) ities will hold a special gardening conference at 2 p. m. Tuesday at L. BE. Hoffman, director of agricultural

associate

who asked the gardening program be pushed to the limit this. yedr. | Heads of groups supporting the |

garden program in Indianapolis and the state will attend the meeting.

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Quickly, Confidentially No Red Tape

On Diamonds, Watches " Jewelry, Radios " Musical Instruments " Cameras, Shotguns " Anything...

—We Buy DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY!

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BEST BETS FOR LISTENING P.M 7:00—(WISH) Raymond Paige 7:30— (WIRE) Duffy’s Aavern 8:00 (WISH) Famous Jury Trials 9:00—(WIBC) Boxing Bout

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