Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1945 — Page 15

PT. 17, 1948 5 City Threat

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gan Reliables ak esterday afternoon, tial tourney defeat , nine, which had 2d the Medals their meet, Each has a ctories and one de= 3. Mallory, the re=~ or, has won four ndefeated. Mallory day, but will clash 3 next Sunday. nan Beplay was the team in yesterday's veteran manager of runs in the sec« ted the tying run i sent out the game in the 11th. a free-hitting af ad changing hands ore being tied up

a four-run homer en in the initial most productive his

vinning 11th, Jerry and advanced to ell’s third hit of the ave his charges = ealthy poke to left

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Lloyd Carter hss “natural” for the boxing card of the ged at the Armor, it that will pair twe leavyweight bracke nd route when Bok hitting Louisville with Jack (Buddy) outstanding 190=- , O., belter first aput. three years ago x straight bouts in rner was given hig ing sport by Carter polis four years ago lle youth responded f six straight wins. here Garner took a ohnny Denson and ound draws with and Hubert Hood.

noff ry Bill with Pat Riley and she chief role, is ex le indoor wrestling der way morrow ory. ssian matman from the popular Riley in listed for two falls at is from Chicago, essive records in Ine

rs open the program are Billy Fox of *atty Mack of Harte is for one fall. Gi Qn and Angelo Mar oit\. the Beantow: 1i-win All cob

ior heavyweights.

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=By Orockett Johnson

z = was = Som = a ES ES ig = . ie 1 Bot, Gus! You won't have fo leave when Bornaby's ount moves in here. Hér fine references from the boy's parents will show she's a nice quiet fenant=

pap 1 : — She moves furniture around ofl day? How. nerve-wracking! She con't do that HERE =

Except she recrronges our furniture. And Pop says—

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JANE JORDAN

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

DEAR JANE JORDAN—My par-

ents let me start having dates

when I was 16. I'm 18 now and

have so many dates. ‘IT have gone . steady and been engaged a few

times although I never quite acoepted a ring. A month ago I made up my mind that I would go steady with

one boy whom I thought I really}

loved, but many of the boys I used to go with are coming home and asking me out. I really do want to go places with them but I know I shouldn't. This happens continuously and my parents are worried for fear I'll never settle dowd and make up my mind. I'm beginning to worry, too. Is all this abnormal? WORRIED MIND.

Answer—Certainly not. If more girls of 18 had lots of dates with~ out being so intent on marrying the first boy who asked them, there would be fewer mistaken marriages. The chances are you'll be more settled than the average when you grow into young womanhood. At least you won't feel gypped out of your youth. JANE JORDAN,

EDITS THE REFLECTOR Fred Yohey of Muncie, senior at Indiana Central college, has been named editor of The Reflector, campus paper. Yohey was associate editor of the paper last year.

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4 LL NEVER KNOW GLAD WE ARE TO BE BACK! THAT WAS A RUGGED TRIP, AND IF IT WERENT FOR THE WAR, 1T'D TAKE

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