Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1946 — Page 17

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BY THE COMMON CITY OF INDIANthe Ul or Dwellin or 7500 square 1 Hl or 50 feet Height >» same is hereby d and extended so following described

ng st the intersec~ t-of-way line of the lis and Louisville nd the north prop56th Street; thence ; the east right-ofe ailroad company te the south property levard; thence east uth property line of a distance of three id seventy-one hunmore or less to the ridge subdivision as ok 26, page 100, in Recorder of Marion ence south on and e of said Oakridge corporation line of polis a distance of 0) feet more or less said Oakridge subt on and along the Dakridge subdivision line of the City of nee of six hundred e or less to a west Lawn subdivision as k 20, page 9, in the corder of Marion ence south on and f said Maple Lawn corporation line of polis, a distance of -eight and seventy(1088.75) feet more heast corner of Lot Lawn subdivision; id along the north id Maple Lawn subporation line of the } a distance of one we and twenty-one 9.21) feet more or of said Maple Lawn south on and along i Maple Lawn subporation line of the , a distance of nine d eighty-one one. feet more or less te line of East 56th on and along the of Est 56th Street nning. ing at the intere t property line of nd the north propr Boulevard; thence g the east property venue and the core he City of Indiane { five nundred and thence east on and on line of the City istance of four hune 0) feet; thence south corporation line of apolis a distance of thirty (530) feet to y line of Kessler west on and rlong

housand three hune id eighty-four one ) feet south of the 16th Street and on ne of the City of

ance of three hune ) feet; thence north rporation line of the and parallel to the m Avenue a distance «five and five-tenths west on and alon ne of ¢

2) feet to "he center venue; thence south enter line of Graham of beginning. rdinance -shall be in from and after its the Mayor and pube

law MARION COUNTY, LIS, 88: r., Clerk of the City ana,” do hereby cere is a full, py of General Ordithat said ordinance mmon Council on the 1946, and was signed Mayor on the 24th and now remains on

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kins, An opening between two giant boulders near the top of Pine mountain has become famous to tourists, because through it passes a swift current of air. In the summer, the air is intensely cool, visitors report, while in the winter the opposite is true, The air is hot. Scientists, in so far as known, have not attempted an explanation of the chahge from hot to cold as the seasons go by.

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JANE JORDAN

Put your problems in a letter te Jane Jordan whe will answer questions in this column daily.

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—I love my husband more than I can tell him. I try, but can’t find the words. When we have arguments I can't say anything for fear I will lose my temper and say things I don't mean. : But lately I haven't felt well

though I don’t want to. After a while he says he wants to make up, He still won't admit that he also is wrong on some things. Se He says I don’t Jane Jordan show enough affection for him. I keep a nice home, have good meals—and stick to our little budget because we are going to have an addition to the family, I remind him to save and not be extravagant too often. For I, too, at times forget and spend more than I should: We always have stuck together. We tell each other everything, That is what usually causes most of our arguments. Should we, or should we not tell each other who flirted with us today. And who asked us out and things like that? Is it jealousy or what? Whatever it is, it has to stop as I can’t take arguments, At times I even think it best to leave. But he loves me and I love Him, He is decent and fine. + Maybe I'm making a mountain

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out of a mole hill, I think couples should find out together what is wrong and try to put a stop to it, or am I wrong? WORRYING WIFE, - » = Answer: No, you're not wrong. The time to catch trouble is when it is still in the molehill stage. Mountains are harder to move. Don’t think of leaving your husband. Every married couple has certain adjustments to make. Your husband should be big enough to admit his faults, too. You are lucky in that he is willing to talk things over. The usual masculine attitude is, “let's skip 1t.” It is a desirable thing for husband and wife to tell each other everything—or nearly everything. There certainly is no sense in upsetting your partner over every silly little incident. Many couples are able to laugh off the sallies of flirts without suffering from groundless uneasiness, But if you aren't secure enough in each other’s regard to remain se-

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