Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1945 — Page 29

THURSDAY, AUG. 9; 105.

!: BARNARY

1

»

By Crockett Johnsom

Copyright, 1945, The Newspuper PM, Inc.

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oo

OUR BOARDING HOUSE =With- Major Heople

OUT OUR WAY

| Ghar we go out on the terrace? | ;

w

Barnaby?

CROCKE TT, JOHNSON Se

Excellent canapés, m’boy. Very tasty, indeed... My. compliments to the cook.

you seen FREUALES AND HIS FRIEND

i

RUIN HIS USINESS AT E LAKE!

PEOPLE WILL SToP COMING

CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Previous Pussle

WELL, HEL-LO, GOLDILOCKS/—« ¥ COME IN AND MAKE YOURSELF 4 A SANDWICH IF You! Ng BOY RX SOME HAM /—< ENER H ABOUT THE GAL WHO WOULDN'T KISS THE FELLA BECALSE "SHE HAD, SCRUPLES" Z aes HE SAID, “OH, T DON'T MIND, TNE GOT HAY | FEVER MVSELR/"

TL MUST BE INTHE WRONG BUSINESS INSTEAD OF BEING A DRESSMAKER, 1 OVGHT TO CARRY A LINE OF SCYTHES FOR. CUSTOMERS LIKE YOU, FATHER TIME / < NOW... T'LL COME IN, {F YOU'LL TOTTER ouT OF MY WAY ~~ |F YOU CAN - STILL

LI'L ABNER

DOOR. ON BUT, ICK, AIN'T YOU GOIN' TO PATCH THEM

AB WEBS BUILT OBER DEM HOLES IN NO TIME!

TRWLIWS

TM REC. US PAT. OFF COPR. 1948 BY MEA SERVIC

THE REPAIR DEPT.

NOW THET AH 15 HOT a. MARRIED UP AN‘ YO’ 15 INCOOR INGAGED - THAR’S NO RARM MAKIN® A SHAMEFUL CORNFESHUN » NAMELY =

THET AH ALLUS YEAR! ROW MAH ARMS AR AL - LIKE - = LIKE THIS ~

AN’ K-K1$S YO' MEBBE - JENDER-

RADIO PROGRAMS

- THIS EVENING

(The Indianapolis Times 1s not respons dis for inaccuracies ‘in’ program announcements caused by station, changes after press time.)

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 (CBB) (Mutual) (NBC-Red)

4:00 Name the Tune [1070 Club Girl Maftries 4:15 Opportunity Time | 1070 Club Portia Faces Lille 4:30 Tea Time Tunes 1070 Club 4:45 Easy Aces 1070 Club

ETH [MIME LING ILE BS ISIOIN i NLS!

Danish Premier

|| HORIZONTAL ! 1,4 Pictured Danish premier ' 10 Half-em 11 Aged +. 14 Angers ' 15 Compass point 8 Penetrate 16 Be seated 9 Pause 1218 Hawaiian bird ‘12 Behold! : 19 Relative (ab,) 13 Diamondi 20 Pints (ab.) cutter’s cup i 21 Ripped 17 Snare { 23 Pare 4 20 Ceylonese i 24 Pedal ~ foot soldier { extremities » 22 Flow . 25 Cognomen 24 He was Den- © 27 Needy mark’s ——— ..28 Companion minister be29 Sea eagle : 30 Chaos : 31 From 32 Possessed 33 Tear 135 Confound

2 Vegetable 3 Negative 4 Mud ; 5 Russian city 6 Lamprey 7 Lone Scout (ab.)

WISH “1310 (Blue . Network) Hoosier Serenade Hoosier Serenade News Hop Harrigan

- = EDGED! Ewe ARIS) ET RE Fh Front Page Farrel

Pred Holt—News Melody Billboard

:00 8herwood-—News 115 Consolaires 30 Stout Field 45 Gilbert Forbes

Ted Husing Danny O'Neill ¢ Mr. Keen Mr. Keen

Here's Howe Superman House -of “Mystery Tom Mix

Fulton Lewis, Jr. P. Edwards—News Sports Denny Craig

Suspense P.. Singiser—~News |Silhouette & Suspense Today in Hoosierl'd | Silhouette & Maisie Agatha Christie Topper Maisie Agatha Christie Topper

Don Vorhees Or. |G. Heatter Music Hall Don Vorhees Or. | Real Life Stores | Music Hall __ Corliss Archer Starlight Serenade | Philo Vance Corliss Archer Starlight Serenade | Philo Vance

Pres. Truman Pres. Truman Pres. Truman Pres. Truman Swing’'s the hing Swing's the Thing

Larry Richardson Bobby Meeker Or,

Sports Roundup Marquis Childs Fur Parade Pur Parade

Pic & Pat Ear] Godwing

40 Song bird 27 Spanish name 41 Chatter 32 Detest 43 First man, 34 Goad 45 Ocean 35 Affray 47 Him 37 Muse of 50 Decimeter:

World News Time Out Fred Holt—News

By Turner

BUT YOU PONT LIKE ME BROADCASTING THE JAPS AS RISING SUNSHINE TRACE. WHAT 1 WANTED 10 EXPLAIN TO YOU, 80.

«+s THE PROPAGANDA, 1 BROADCAST PROBABLY J GETS A HORSE LAUGH J FROM 6.1.6... g IT'S ONLY CAMOUFLAGE T0 HIDE INFORMATION, IN COCE, THAT 1 M A TRYING 10

A BUT. TINA “4 | WHAT IF THE JAPS GET

GET ON TO (TL. THEY'D., '

TM WILLING TO TAKE THAT CHANCE... BUT WHATEVER HAPPENS, BO= THEY MUST NEVER LEARN THAT YOU KNEW

Ne ANYTHING ABOUT IT} A

Cam, Cam.

Town Meeting Town Meeting Van Cleave an Cleave

poetry 38 Female servant

(ab.) 52 Symbol for erbium

- = BD] a COV lopeo 2558

Truman Pres. Truman 30 Rhythm & Ripley 9:45 Rhythm & Ripley

10:00 Gilbert Forbes 10:15 Consolaires

:00 Pres. Pres, Truman 5

Pres. Truman

prove |lonwe| saan] scses|venw

h LD

We Came This Way We Came This Way

Fred Holt—News Date With Music

Hotel Penn, Orch, Hotel Penn. Orch.

. Morow--News

{ 36 Monster 38 Distribute

10:30 S8andman 10:45 Sandman

11:00J. C. H

Music to Read By Music to Read By

PF. Edwards—News

Music U Rimember Music U Remember

News—Castle Barn

Chuckles News

Time

‘39 Metal scoria 1142 Girl's name 44 Malt drink !i45 Station (ab.) ; 46 Exclamation

rsch 11:15 Listen to Lawrence 11:30 Les Brown Or. 11:45 Les Brown Or.

Baseball Wings Over=Nation Wings Over Nation! Joe Reichman

WLW THURSDAY EVENING

{48 Father P.M, 6:30—The Lion's Roar 9:15—President Truman : 4.00—Girl Marries 6:45—~H. V Kaltenborn 9:30—~We Came This Way 49 Id est (ab.) 4 15—Fortia Faces Life a 00—Philo Vance 9: dome Came This Way 4:30—Pla Bir 7:15—Philo Vance 10:0! 4: a Page Farrel 3 30-T Jo: 15 S Miston Chase 7:45-Topper 0:30—~~They Knew God §:00—~Edw. Everett Horton 8:15~Edw. Everett

Variety Hour Variety Hour Variety Hour

RED RYDER

(TE oa (BUT PINK CLOUD | YOU HAVE BOOM-GUN FAS MY GUN $5 :00-—Crossroad Cafe AR IP $:15—News

5:30—Pic & Pat

53 Symbol for

10:45 Al Trace Orch. tantalum

Horton | 11:00--News

54 He is premier of ss ‘Chamber | VERTICAL i 3 Joke

Security Is Patriotic

Two Ways fo Achieve It

’ 1. While you are making money put some away every pay day. Money deposited in a savings account makes for high morale. Morale is important to you and: your country. 2. Buy War Bonds regularly out of your incomé. This will help towards an earlier victory—it is the safest investment you can make,

MAY WE SERVE. YOU?

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

of Indianapolis 120 E. Market St. Branch—1225 Kentucky Ave.

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

BUY MORE WAR BONDS

$:45—Lowei!! Thomas 8:00-Supper Chub

6:15—News Reporter 9:00—President

WFBM 1260) (CBS)

WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

WIBC Jamboree WIBC Jamboree

Prairie Pals Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol

News

Barly Birds

6:30 6:45 N 7:00 World News 7:15 Top O’ Morning 7:30 Time to Shine 7:45 Sherwood—News 8 8

00 Name to Remember :18 Early Birds .8:30 Mrs, Farrell 8.45 Mrs. Parrell

9.00 Valiant Lady

Bandwagon Church Federation Rainb’'w Renfiezvous

For You and Yours For You and Yours Crosby Sings Homespun

Larry Ricasrdson Elsa Maxw Take ‘It Easy What's Your idea Wm. Lang—News Morton Downey Emmy Lou Farm Bureau

12:00 Gilbert Forbes y Larry Richardson 12:15 Ma Perkins Hello and Goodby 12:30 Farm Circle Lunch’n With Loper 12:45 Farm Circle Two-Quarter Time

1:00 Two on a Clue C. Foster—~News 1:15 Rosemary Jane Cowl 1:30 Young Dr. Malone Queen for a Day 1:45 Tena and Tim Queen for a Day

2:00 Civilian 8ervice Gingham N Pearls 15'Love Notes Palmer House Or :30 8ing Along Club’ | The Smoothies 45 Evelyn's Romance | D'Artega’s Music

Bongs for You Lazy Relea 0 Ayres Program 1070 Clu 4 Ayres Program 1070 Shin

‘00 Name the Tune 1070 Club 1070 Club 1070 Club 1070 Club

9:45 Bachelor's Child'n

10:00 Honeymoon Hill 10:15 Second Husband: 10:30 Woman's Life 10:45 Aunt Jenny

11:00 Kate Smith 11:15 Big Sister 11:30 Helen "Trent 11:45 Our Gal Sunday

coteluwuwwlvnn

45 Easy Aces

8:30-Village Store 8:45—Viilage Store

+ Truman

FRIDAY PROGRAMS

WIRE 1430 (NBC-Red)

Dawn Patrol Dawn Patrol

World News

Musical Clock

Musical Clock Ralph Knox-—News A-Z Novelty Novatime

News of the World Lora Lawton Road of Life Joyce Jordan

Fred Waring Fred Waring Barry Cameron David Harum

Ralph Knox—News Today's Band Talks Talks

Tello-Test Ralph Knox—News Interviews Interviews

Clara, ‘Lu & Em Linda's Love Hearts In Harmony Editor's Daughter

Woman of America Ma Perkins Pepper Young Right to Happiness

Backstage Wife Stella Dalias

Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown

Girl Marries Portia Faces Life Plain Bill

Front Page Farrell

11:15-=Clyde Trask’s Orch. 11:30-Moon River x 11:45—Moon River.

2 weer

.. WISH 1310 (Blue Network)

Morning Mail Morning Mail

David Wills Funfest News Harmoneers

Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club

My True Story My True Story Good Morning The Listening Post

Tom Breneman

Ted Malone

Glamour Manor Glamour Manor Betty Crocker Hoosier Homespun

Baukhage Luncheon Jana Kay Report: Noonday Headlines

John B. Kennedy Ethel & Albert You Can't Lose Harmoneers

Best Sellers Best Sellers Ladies, Be Seated Ladies, Be Seated

Time Views News Johnny Thompson Hoosier Serenade Hoosier Serenade

Hoosier Serenade Hoosier Serenade

ews Hop Harrigan

A.M. 10:00—~News 6:30 News 6:45—Reveille Roundup

10:30-—Barry 7.00~Time to Shine

10:45--David

fo “Wills,

JEWELRY CO.ne.

RO ON MONUMENT CIRCLE 2 09oRS fren POWER Gr LIGHT CO.

6-DIAMOND PAIR

Beautiful center diamond, -3 gmaller + diamonds “on either

5-DIAMOND RING .

6-Diamond bridal duette in the fashionable fishtail mounting.

$100

3 Cary Ua Lr Susp:

T-Diamond Cluster Ring Diamonds

the appears 2.carat diamond, 14s kt. gold.

sare

# Charge Your Purchase and Take It With You!

et to give % Deferred Pay- co of & ments - as little as $1.28 a Week|

* id or

Y Donning Wage ! :

“ Beautifully designed solid gold, diamond-set earrings.

$2918 fo $260

; | wite,

T7:15-=News 7:30-Morning Matinee 7:45~Morning Matinee 8:00—Morning Matinee 8:15-News 8:30—~Hearts in Harmony 8:45—Jack Berch 3: 90--Rews of the World 9:15—Lors Lawton 9: 30—Road of Life 9:45 Joyce Jordan

' 1 11:00-News

i2: 30-Dr.

1: ‘15—Toaay

10:15-Linda’

11:15Ranors Daughter

body's Farm ews 2: 16—Lite Can Be Beautiful Ma Jone

iding Light

JANE JORDAN

WLW FRIDAY PROGRAMS

1:30~Woman in White 3 45--Betty Crocker 00-~Woman of Ainerica 3 15--Ma Perkins 2:30-Pepper Young 2:45--Righ

s First Love Cameron : Harum

‘ 00—Girl Marries 4:15-Portia Paces Life 4:30—Plain Bill 4:45~Front Page Farrel s Children

Put your problems in a letier to Jane Jordan, who will answer your ~ questions in this column dally.

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I have entails the same obligations on the

been going with a bey for four part of the husband and father as|

years. We love each other. would like to get married, but he | has a common-law wife.

| During the depression his work

| was several miles away. She told | | him she was going to have a baby.

| As times were bad he couldn't get |back to marry her at the time.

They corresponded as man and and in time had another | child.

a few times. He wants his freedom, but she doesn't want to give

' 'Thim up. dons

What would be the legal way to get a divorce so theéfe ‘would never be any kind of trouble if we get married? J. L. 5 » » » Answer—A common law marriage such as you describe is just as binding as a marriage contracted through the usual channels, It

SERVICEMEN'S SUPPLIES

: Buy now for overseas shipment

| =

)

[ | SALE ON |

Ly anh RY I es Re

We

He hasn't lived with her now for six years and has only seen her

any other marriage. The young man will have to go| to a lawyer to obtain a divorce. « He will have to support his | children according to his means] |exactly as if he had procured a | license to marry and engaged a minister for the ceremony. Since you have to hire a lawyer in order for him to get a divorce, why not consult one now about the problem? JANE JORDAN.

‘BOY, 7, STRUCK ON | - FOREHEAD BY BAT

A seven-year-old boy stood too close to the batter's box in High-

his playmate knock a homer, and was accidently struck on the forehead with the bat. The child, John Day, 1150 E. Ohio st., was hit as Charles Hood, 9, 1142 E. Ohio st., up to bat, swung to hit a ball, John was taken te City hospital,

PHOTOGRAPHIC —SUPPLIES—

Reasonable Prices . , , Terms

Sacks Camera & Jewelry -318 E. Wash. St,

-—

fi

b) == =

/5

URPRISED TO SEE ALIVE AND KICKIN, EH, SILHOUETTE 2?

CONKED ME AND SHOVED ME OFF TH PIER!

A

6

Son 1948 by Unite im Rag U 5 Pas

NO I'M SAVING THEM FOR MY TEA PARTY

'F THERE ARE ANY CRUMBS, may I EAT THEM?

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

By Mariig

STIL KICWING \T AROLND, EW? OKAY , BUT REMEMBER THIS

land Park yesterday, hoping to see|-

ALL THOSE OLD FLAMES YOU'RE THINKING OF ,\WHO RAVE MEANT SO MUCH TO NOU ~50 WHKK 7 pry

(MEMORIES ARE DUST THE 7) SIUEE THAT GROWING UP & MADE OF LNOU WALL TO \tT! GO OF ALL THAT SOMEUME., | NOU WNOW &

[NONE OF ‘EM ASKED NOU TO WAT FOR EM, OO ThEY DONT BE SIAN | WHEREVER THEN ARE. TREX'UL PROBABLY GOT A CHICK UNDER EACH WING BY NOW AND FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT NOL!

{r———

«AND VER

LIKELY TLL

Be S25 EA "a wir NN

SERVICE ? 21

THE CHINA TRC ALL VET BOYS" EITHER... 5O LETS NELP GET THEM HOME QUICK J BUY WAR BONDS» |

Cottage Cc heese