Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1945 — Page 17

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By Urockets Johnson

_ TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1945 = © | BARNABY A . “With Major Hoople OUT OUR WAY -

OUR BOARDING, BOUSE Li .

ad . Mom and Aunt Minervo were about who's going to cook for thedinner party we're having for Aunt Minervo—

Imagine! A celebrated

io IE —— . Well, as they say in the theater, every great fragedian secretly longs to ploy Charley's. Aunt. «But did you fetch me a copy of her literary opus, m'boy? Fine. My, i's a heavy volume, isn't it? Probably a long psychological novel.

NOUR ~~ OW YES, TD 2 FORGOTTEN fc UM-AH/ ev BUT, THAT 15 oe RAR-RUMPH! TO BE CANDID, I HATE TO BURN GAS THAT OUR DAUNTLESS

NEAR SONRN BOY, BUT \F Cushlomochres! Is THIS | 1 As You cALL IT, AND the book your aunt wrote? OL CRANE A VACA , UP NORTH, T'LL DROP NOU IN MN HELICOPTER. ANYWHERE YOU SAY,

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| author! Wanting fo cook!

Or an historical epic of tremendous scope—

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BUTLER APPOINTS FACULTY MEMBER

Dr. Byron L. Westfall, 110 W.

Hampton dr., has

an associate professor of educa- , i tion at Butler university. He will] Warrensburg, Mo. He is married succeed Dr. W, L. Richardson, who'and has a five-year-old son.

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|e retiring after 26 years on the | faculty,

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fessor of science teaching at Warrensburg State Teachers’ college,

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JANE JORDAN

rl Put your problems in a letter te Jane Jordan, whe will answer questions in this - column PF Sind

other. home on a furlough and stayed a

His people all drink. I don't. On his last furlough he .sent his sister a telegram that he was coming so she cou meet him at the train. But he didn’t let me know, He said he wanted . to surprise me. But it didn't surprise © me that I came out second again.

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I have been married for eight years. I never have had a home yet. It has been one rooming house after the

My husband has been in the army for over two years. He came went to see his folks, got drunk and didn’t come home for two days.

a They just want the added

And I didn’t like

it. Why didn’t he Jane Jordan ise all of us? I think he doesn’t trust me, I am a good and faithful wife. I have worked hard and saved the money to get a little home for us. I write him almost every day. Am I too good to him, too soft or what? I wanted the thrill of

i meeting him myself.

WONDERING WIFE. ” » . Answer—Your letter much discussed question, to-wit: Should servicemen notify their wives when they come home or surprise them? A large number of men put the emphasis on_ surprise. To them it is a greater thrill to walk in unannounced. Thus they enjoy the spontaneous, unprepared reaction of welcome they hope to find waiting for them. Very few of them do so in order

raises a

to caf® their wives in shady be-

It's especially wise to open and maintain a Morris Plan Savings Fund which pays interest com-

pounded semiannually, Jan. Ist and July 1st.

Buy. More War Bonds!

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couple of days with me. Then he

intensity that comes with surprise. Wives, however, are not so sold jon surprise. They want to know. {They want time to save up the |red points for a steak. They want to prepare the husband's favorite food and ¢léan the house. They want to wash their hair and set it becomingly. They hope to put on their most becoming clothes, It is. their ,alm to arrange the maximum of leisure so that there be the minimum of work during the furlough. Surprise leaves them with a thousand things left undone. And they have no time for happy anticipation or loving preparation. The soldier who wants to surprise the family is thinking only of himself. He is thinking mostly of the reassurance he gets in regard to his own importance. That is, the family goes into a tailspin upon his unexpected appearance. He just doesn't understand the other side of the picture, Also the married soldier who puts. his family before his damages her own feeling of portance, he cheats himself out of the thrill he is seeking. Wives must feel that they come first in order to respond. fully to their husbands. Why couldn't you go with your husband to visit his people? Explain these things to your husband affectionately. .Don’t nurse your own hurt feelings. You may enlighten him considerably. Most men are completely uninstructed about a woman's feelings when they marry. But a clever wife can make them aware of many things they never knew before. She can do this without -upsetting the marriage with quarrels and misunderstandings. JANE JORDAN,

‘BUTLER READY FOR SUMMER SHUFFLE

Committee chairmen and chaperons have been announced for the Summer Shuffle, Butler university dance to be held ‘on the campus Saturday night under the sponsorship of the Y. W. C, A. and Y.M.C. A. Committee chairmen are Curtiss Hentgen, tickets; Betty Handy refreshments; Leola Thomas, chap-

will

and decorations; Bill Thompson, cleanup; Betty Jo Fark and Betty Lee Snyder, publicity, and Bill Pitman, posters. Chaperons will be Dr, and. Mrs. Clyde Aldrich, Dr, and Mrs, Karl 8. Means, Prof. and Mrs. Paul Horton, and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur 8. Kendall,

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