Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1946 — Page 26

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THIS EVENING

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Girl Marries Portia Faces Life Plain Bil} Front Page Farrell

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Mr, and Mrs. North Mr, and Mrs. North Raleigh Room Raleigh Room

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Gabriel Heatter Real Life Stories

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Cong. John Rankin Pages of Melody Sammy Kaye Sammy Kaye

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Indpls. Twn. Meet'g Indpls. Twn. Meet'g Indiana Roof Spring Serenade

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John Morrow Song of Islands

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30 Music in the Night Sports Desk

iv Johnny Neblett ‘48 Business Highl'ts

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P| 6:30—On the Sunny Side 9:18—College Mus. Knowl, 4 Girl Marries 6:45—~News-—~R. Harkness 9 :30=College Mus. Knowl 4:15—Portia Faces Life 7:00~Mr, & Mrs. North 9:45—College Mus Knowl i § u T:15~Mr, & Mrs. North 10:00-~News 10:15-~Background 10:30—Doodlesockers 10:45--Doodlesockers

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WABW (FM) THURSDAY'S PROGRAM

4:30—Tea Time Tune 7:15—~Dance Cavalcade 4:45—Tea Time Time 7:30-~Musical Favorites §:00—Varieties 7:46—Musical Favorites 5:15—Red Cross 8:00—Pan-Americana 5:30—PFreddy Martin 8:18~Pan-Americana 5:45 Viennese Concert 8: st Music 6:45—Red Cross 9:00—Evening Song 9:15—Evening Song

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6:30-—Pop Concert

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9:30--8ymphony of Song 7:00—~Dance Cavalcade

9:45-8ymphony of Song

JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am a fellow in my late 30's. I go with a girl in her early 30's. We both have been married twice. our divorces about six e have been going

Put your problems tn a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer questions in this column dally

former husbands were improvident. She knows the fleeting nature of romance. After two disappointments, ‘what she wants is something stable to tie to. A home symbolizes everything she wants.

»In case a miracle happens and you could find a home to rent, per-

want to get married. insists on waiting until we ' 8 hofise. I tell her that I 3 the girl by buying a lot and planning to build. You might buy bonds regularly or institute some other definite program Of saving for a home. This would give her something to look forward to. She is afraid if she doesn't get the home in the beginning that the money will go gradually for other things. Security means more to her than it does to you. A home of her own has a significance for her that you do not quite comprehend, but any woman would understand. :

FAMILY MAN SOUGHT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, (U, P,).-~City police recently were on the lookout for what they thought must be a “family man.” B. H. Kemp, Nashville reported the following missing from his parked car: One mackinaw, two dozen pairs of boys’ overalls and a dozen diapers.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH: 20, 1946

—By Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lane

4 THE GENT AT THE "SS BOTTOM OF THE ELEVATOR | SHAFT LEFT MY OFFICE = NOT 15

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1 WONDER WHAT GROWL WOULD THINK IF HE KNEW THAT,

That's right, Pop. Mr. O'Malley, my Fairy Godfather, wants you to be in his class. He's going to teach you oll about pixies and fairies . . .

The lectures will be simple, m’boy. - See! We'll use this elementary text by Theophrastus Von Hohenheim. Better known as Paracelsus. - A genius popular with the masses four centuries ago. Er... Your Fairy Godfather will add personal source material os he goes along . .

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—By Al Capp

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LIFE REALLY BEGINS FOR YOU

HOW NICE, MRS, BLEEKE ! 21 THE OTHER THINGS YOU DID

RED RYDER

AND KNOWING JULKIE, I CAN SEE HON HE TERRIFIED VOU A, INTO KEEPING QUIET, AND-,

BETTER HURRY, EVA! THOSE NEWSPAPER MEN ARE GETTING IMPATIENT... . BUNDY SAID HE WAS

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. M. 6:30—News 6:45--Chuck Acree 7:00-~Time to Shine 7:15-~-News 7:30—Morning Matinee 7:46~-Morning Matinee 8:00~~Morning Matinee 8:15~-Morning Matinee 8:30—Hearts ip Harmony 8:45—Linda’'s First Love 9:00-~News of the World 9:15~Lors Lawton 9:30Road of Life 9:46-Joyce Jordan

10:00-=Fred Waring 10:15—Fred Waring 10:30-Barry Cameron 10:45—David Harum

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3:30—Lorenzo Jones 3:45--Widder Brown 4:00GHrl Marries

4:15-Portia Faces Life 4:30-Plain Bill

1 RECKON TH' SHERIFF, "BY THAT TIME WE'LL HAVE TH’ $10,000 LEFTY

HANKS HID IN THE KCE/

YOU SAW HIM HIDE THAT MONEY 10 YEARS AGO, LUKE, AND YOU KILT HIM WHEN HE

CAME D GET IT!

HOW DOI KNOW YOU AIN'T PLANNIN' TOKiLL ME, TOO?

—By Bushmiller

NANCY {.-- you HEARD WHAT PE6 SAID === IS IT

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I WISH TO REPORT THAT NANCY MADE A HORRIBLE FACE AT ME

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1. JUST HAPPENED TO FEEL LIKE SWINGING MY HAND AND YOU BACKED INTO IT

1 JUST HAPPENED TO FEEL LIKE MAKING A mn HORRIBLE FACE AND F\ SHE WALKED IN FRONT OF IT

MAR 20 ERNIE BUSNAIILLER-

—By Martin

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