Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1946 — Page 39

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5, 1948

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SIPER ACCURACY OF

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|bombs to the ground and to steer elected commander of the NEWLY yn, hag recently been. discharged

NAMED COMMANDER | OF NEW LEGION POST|

Starling E. Wamsley has been

organized Butler University Post 392, American Legion. Mr. Wamsley is a freshman at the school. Other

£and times more accurate, Gulf Re-|feet, can shift a control stick which officers are Lee W. VanDerMoere,|

search & Development Corp. re- corrects the fall of the “missile.

ported today.

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vice commander; Harry Taylor, ad-| jutant; Charles R. Rupp, sergeant

and razon bombs, which incorporate bomb, complete details of which | officer; Harry W. Monroe, historian,

a radio mechanism in their tail as- have not been disclosed, was not'and Norbert C. Richardson, service

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Jane Jordan

DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am 27 years old. I am in love with a man

from the navy. I met him several

years ago while I was living with my aunt in Boston. We fell in love and were engaged before he was sent overseas. A few months ago he came to see me and to meet my family. My sister, who is prettier than I am, attracted him. Soon he was coming to see her | instead of me. “A week" ago he

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back. I do not believe my sister will make him a good wife for she is very tempermental. What shall Ido? A HOOSIER » » ” Answer: Why don't you go back you will be on your own away from the -family, removed from competition with your sister? If the man .wants to marry her, there is nothing you can do about it. But you can go away, work, occupy yourself with new tasks and meet new people, How do you know your sister will marry the man? If you remove yourself from the triangle, she may lose interest. But are you surg you want him back? After all he is rather unstable. You may be better off without him. If you are stubborn enough to hang on to the illusion of love when it no longer gives any promise of happiness, you do need help. JANE JORDAN.

TENNESSEEAN TO BE NEW AMBASSADOR

By Seripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, April 5—Prentice Cooper, former governorf¥ of Tennessee, will be appointed ambassatlor to Peru, it was learned today. President Truman is expected to send the appointment to the senate Thirsday or Friday. Mr. Cooper's appointment is part of a major shift of United States ambassadors in Latin-America. William Pawley, now ambassador to Peru, will become ambassador to Brazil and George Messersmith now ambassador to Mexico will become ambassador to Argentina.

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