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THURSDAY: AUG. 16, 1945

SARNABY, |

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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The on stopped and they're oll out on the w. Go join them, Mr. O'Malley.

| waited an hour out there. Wherever I look for them they're somewhere else! . .

I've offen argued with Barnaby about that silly Pixey he claims really exists. I ask him, if this pink-winged creature is around the house all the time, why isit | never happened to meet him?

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ARE YOU JEALOUS OF MISS KAY, HILDA?

WELL, DON'T BE !

TAKE AWAY HER PERSON= FIGURE, | CHARM "AND BEAUTY, LAND WHAT'S SHE GOT LEFT?

ALITY, SWELL

NOTHING !

CROCKETT

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

With Major Hoople

OUT OUR WAY

JOHNSON

If, and Sometimes I doubt it, your parents actually do exist, I cannot” but conclude they're avoiding me! Coincidence con go oaly so fer. .. Hf Fm wrong, they cas contact me of the club... | om leaving, m'boy!

shucks, ) [ ¢

“NN SN 4 ts

~Hy Blosser

HAT . WAY ABOUT HER

SH, LARD, I'M GLAD oy FEEL

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U. S. Official

Answer to Puzzle

HORIZONTAL 58 Id est (ab.) 1 Pictured new 59 Whiskers

U. S. official, 60 He was formerly one % of the — ~— of the

Lewis B, «= ha Elite = '13 Symbol for erbium 14 Agalloch wood . 16 Ventilates 17 Bucket 19 Annoying child 20 Registered . ~ nurses (ab.) 21 Waltzer 23 Biblical high priest 24 Exempli gratia (ab.) 25 From 26 Cloth measure 28 Ells English (ab.) 29 Type of fabric 31 Moments of one's life 33 Ovum (comb. form) 34 Kimono sash 35 Doctrine 37 Garments 40 Half-em 41 Music nofe 42 Transpose (ab.) 43 Symbol for niton 44 Since 46 Sleeping visions 51 Compass point 52 Grooves 54 Spheres 55 Color

U. S. A.

" VERTICAL

1 Frightened 2 Fawn 3 Belongs to 4 Existed

5 Type measure 25 One who~ + 6 Thin 7 Man’s name 8 Bachelor of

Arts (ab.) 9 Church ' vestment

10 Apple center

11 Cured 15 Pig pens 17 Father

18 French article 39 Chargers 21 Reduced in 45Indian rank 22 Asylums

her language 48 Silkworm dives 27 He is new U, S. secrétary © Of —— 30 No (Fr.) 32 Pen point 35 Drops of eye fluid 36 Submerge 38 Guarantee

50 Manuscript (ab.) 51 Metal scoria 53 Sorrowful 55 Sleeping furniture 57 Symbol for

neon 59 Bushel (ab.) |

47 Integnational

49 Cain's brother

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DEAR JANE JORDAN-I am al girl of 20 and my husband is 22. We have been married four months. | Lately his love for me seems to|

we were very happy. |all the affection

Lqan for .the

He gave me| a girl dreams! about, | Then without any explanation,| I seemed to bore him. When I go near him he turns away or acts as if I were not there, Actions | like these cut deeply and I am getting to bea nervous wreck. I lie! | awake nights trying to figure things | out. | I am a good cook, clean house- | keeper and attractive in appearance. I asked if I had done any- | thing to change his feeling. for me. He says “no” and drops the subject. I love him very much and can't go on with things as they are. Should 1. leave him for a while to

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First Love

Daughter

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

see if his feelings change. Or stay and let things work out for them-I-can never remarry. A WORRIED WIFE. n n

TO A NEW SPOT

-DVENMILL amt

BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES

Answer: First try man alone for a while. him to make a gesture of affection, | but don't sulk or look sad during your waiting period. Keep cheerful. Many men get tired of the| honeymoon period long before their wives do, It may be that you required too much love-making and] didn't concern yourself with his other interests. A woman who is too emotional, too insistent upon caresses and attention simply wears her husband | out., Give. him a complete rest| from caresses and. questions and! see what happens. - And don't forget to look as happy | as you can instead of downcast and | | miserable. JANE JORDAN,

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