Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1945 — Page 15

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| BARNABY

By Crockett Johnson

Let's stop in ot the Witch's house. Mr. O'Malley, my Fairy Godfather, probably is back there now with her broom and her black cat—

Maybe he swiped my book, foo.

They're quite small children and something might have happened—

1 can't imagine what

sort of trouble anybody could get into in that little patch of trees—

‘HAVE A FEELING HILDA IS . ARQUND HERE WATCHING EVERY MOVE WE MAKE ! HER PICTURE WOULDN'T BE TAKEN. SHE'D GIVE UP

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JANE JORDAN

| DEAR JANE JORDAN—What do you think about our servicemen who marry girls over there in those foreign countries? I think it is silly. What are we girls going to do? Yes, I have a boy friend over there. I don’t think he would do anything like that, but what if he should? He { says he loves me and I know I love him. I guess I just imagined these | things but I think he dates those girls. What if he should marry one out { of loneliness? There are plenty of | fellows over there of the same na-| America. We should not be too | tionality as those foreign girls. Why | niggardly to congratulate any happy {don’t they leave icouple able to reconcile their dif{our boys alone? | ferences in nationality. V.L T It is up to the American girls to i 2 =n overcome the handicap of having Answer — It is their men overseas by showing that | tough on our girls | they are capable of writing an in[td have so many | teresting letter. They must show | that they have kept up with the | events of the war and know what They should avoid | the conduct which the G. I. abhors | —such as playing fast and loose | with married men or sitting around Jane Jordan | taverns in the hope of a pick-up. | American boys marry American] They should put in their time to | the best advantage by getting more | First for a selfish reason, because | education, holding down a job, doing

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

|men away from

courtship period. it can’t be

helped. If I had

And second Red Cross, buying war bonds. And {because similar backgrounds are an|otherwise keeping themselves high {advantage to the happiness of mar-|in the estimation of our fighting riage. However, since when did I|men. (or anyone else) ever have my way | Those who are engaged to men about. who should marry who or|overseas should trust them until why? they prove themselves untrustProbably there are as many|Worthy, in which case they would charming girls abroad as there arel not have made good hushands even

JANE JORDAN, of the familiar American girls once| e———————_———S—— But the fact remains that | PIANO RECITAL many of our boys have fallen in| Mrs. Gladys Fowler will present love with foreign girls and married her piano students in a recital at

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’ greatest advantages a girl can have | church. , ‘|in courtship. Who can blame any | i, | girl for marrying an attractive ’ | American soldier? {| Many of these marriages will fail,

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