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Ask’ Mrs. Manners—

~ Wants Husband Home From Lodge by 1 A. M.To Rush Yule Mail

Dear Mrs. Manners: ; : MY HUSBAND. belongs to the Elks Club, He likes ‘to! " 1’ walked around the rooms of “attend meetipgs on Friday nights. this if he is in at a reasonable time. night or no later than 1 o'clock. must have sleep, and L feel this is plenty late enough for a mairied man to be out. What, do you think ?

By this. I mean mid-| “as she went about her work. Oy « -

by Mother's presence,

Wheén he goes to his 1

like staying home alone

He objects. We have but ore car and both

gO downtown at-the same time p.m. in order to meet me and take me home, and seemy to figure this that of meeting an “ideal” girl. verv unfair in me to want ‘to be out the same night that he is. ‘Buy” In such a situation I've made it plain I'll go home alone but he raises ructions because Whether you do me the favor 1 want to go out the same night as he does 1 work every y,. too, and 1 feel I need an evening out. Why he objeets because I wish to go the game evening is beyond me T don't go tralling around after him as I trust him Maybe vou can see through it; or maybe some of your readers (i Your E V.C Oh, sure, vou tell him that you'll get home alone “somehow” saying IL with long face and abused expression. By the time he gets his instructions he feels deprived of his freedom. He doesn’t mind your night out but he doesn't want vou taking part of his. He wouldn't expect you to deliver and collect him if vou had a party underway; would he? Come now-=vou trust him-=let him linger at meeting if he chooses. He'll suffer—you won't. Did you marry him to guard his health?

\Who P'_yed Johnny Randall in Race Picture? NEW YORK, Denia ist bio. COULD YOU TELL ME who played as Johnny Ran®lll the boy chemist sfi~gested today that Born to Speed’? He is a very nice looking virus diseases, such as infantile } with a “swell” personality. I have a feeling he will become a very paralysis, might be controlled by pIpular movie r SOOL MISS L. W “fooling” the germ into starvation

Johnny Sands played the part. He currently appears in RKO's This expert, Prof. Conrad A

“Bachelor and the Bobhy Soxer.” Prior to that, he was ufider con- Wi . r illiam G. Moss

tract to Paramount Pictures, Inc, @ Husband - Brings New Girl Friend Home Joins IU Staff

1 wdvice will be appreciated

limes, 214 W. Maryland St.»

By PALL F. ELLIS

United Press Belence Writer

race driver in the picture

MY HUSBAND géts drunk every week end and brings his new Times Sthte Bervies girl friend home and expects me to cook dinner for them. If 1 'don't BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 16-Wil. dy things just right he cusses me. Last week while I did the cooking llam G. Moss, former [ootball und

he and that woman sal in the parlor and made love. If the children wrestling star at Indiana University, has joined the university staff Auntie as a counselor in junior divi-

could see that! Some of our Madge’ the Somehow all these things lead me to think my husband doesn't love sion i nie any more. What ean I do? MRS. G. D Mr. Moss, who Why don't vou ask your husband and “Auntie Madge” to “baby received his bachsit"? You need a night out. Anyway, they're probably tired of a third elor aegree from i party, even Ml you can cook. I'd go out and forget to come back, Indiana in 1929, *

was a three-year A Yuletide Tribute to Mothers A three-year

letterman in footTHIS IS IN ANSWER to the person asking what it's worth to take ball, two-year letcute of a D0.yvear-old mother. It's worth all the money in this world terman in wrest Just to have that “once in a life-time” opportunity, When mother is ling and winner gone. all is gone of the Gimb el When the message of my mother's death came I 1éft for home, No award in 1929. mother was at the old lawn gate to greet me. Kind neighbors led me = He served three years as a lieulito the old parlor where mather lay. The hands that so long labored tenant in the Navy's physical fitfor her children were cold. They could no longer reach out to me to ness program, After discharge from welcome me home, the Navy he coached one season at I knelt there beside Mother and said a prayer, asking God to sustain Western Military Academy at Alton, nie through these hours. As a nurse I was supposed to brace up but Ill, and then moved to Central Colwhen Mother goes, it's hard to brace up because our main brace in|lege al Fayette, Mo. He resigned life is gone. "As I knelt there 1 could hear the tick of the old clock from Central College to accept the on the living room mantle--1 could hear the wind outside—1 could hear position at Indiana,

seven children have been told to call her

Mr, Moss

= |the neighbors and my brothers and sisters—but I no longer could hear the tread of Mother's feet on the old floors, J

I have no objection to! pictures that my mother had set here and there, thateshe might see

Friend reader, regardless of the circumstances, pray that you will He works every day and Awa ys-do- what you can for your mother,

You'll recall to many readers former Christmases made bright Office. Ninety-nine and forty-four

lodge 1 like to take in a movie, as 1 dant How Can | Meet My Ideal Girl?

HAVE: BEEN reading your column for several days and thought said today the Post Office here has! Sometimes he has left his ¢lub at 11 perhaps you might give a break to a newcomer. !

I thought maybe you would help a rush for several months. However, |

member that I'll remember to continue reading your articles. I'm not laughing at all—but all I can do is to tell you to go places where there are girls, Wish I could help—I don’t like having you lonely and I know you'd brighten someone's evening,

Biochemist Urges Starving Of Virus to Curb Disease

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THE INDIAN

Here's How You Can Help Postal Workers If Uncle Willle, in Pagstone Junction, fails to receive: the hand- 3% carved soap dish you sent: for, Christmas, don't curse the Post :

my old home. I saw the children's

"A READER.

one hundredths per cent of thal time it's your own fault. Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker|

I have a problem— ‘been prepaiing for the Christmas

no amount of preparation can satis-| fy patrons who do not comply with | basic Christmas rules. J Mr, Seidensticker has issued a list of suggestions which, if fol--lowed, will insure delivery of Unéle|

or just laugh, don't forget to re-

The suggestions given in a chron ological order carry the mailing process from stamp buying to the actual mailing. Followed closely they make the Christmas rush a simple process for both the mailer and Post Office employees. Here are

Elvehjem, of the University of Wis- ts suggestions: z 3 consin, told the mid-year meeting ONE: Buy stamps now; be sre = of the American ' Pharmaceutical ihe popes Dosage 1s on packages Manufacturers Association that cer - : . ot tain viruses have a preference or 1 WO: Wrap fragile articles inaipriority for certain of the amino vidually and pack in excelsior or. Relds in a wooden or double faced <corOne of these acids, ne said, is rugated box marked “Fragile.” tryptophane, which is also essential THREE: Make sure the complete for man. . address is on the package or greet- * Dr. Elvehjem said, however, that ing, and include the zoning numIt may be possible to use certain per when possible to speed deanalogues of tryptophane to aiter live: It is also advisable to nlace or modify the development of the the address on a separate piece of virus. In other words, give the virus paper inside the package. something that resembles trypto- Airmail Distant Letters phane, but isn't. “There are undo‘ibtedly difficulties and obstacles in a pro- of greetings and parcels over a| : gram of this kind," he said, “but period of days. Greetings should be, Members of Broad Ripple Post even If practical applications do tied in convenient sized bunules/ Of the American Legion will don not come out of this work, much with envelopes facing the same way Overalls next Saturday and raze the fundamental knowledge: must ac- and star ps in the same corners. charred ruins of a three-room home cumulate.” To speed delivery, greetings may that once was the pride of a blind He said that he amd his workers be sent as first class matter at the veteran. for some years have been studying regular 3-cent rate. If improperly The next day, the Legionnaires the possible relation of nutrition to addressed, first class matter is given will build another home for 56resistance of virus infection, using directory consideration or returned year-old Augustus Charles (Gus) mice and several viruses closely re- to the render. Aiemai is advised for Brethauer, this time of fire-resist-lated to the virus of infantile distant mailing, The airmail rate ant concrete block.

aralysis, oo ve ; paral X 15 5 rents an ounce Mr. Brethauer's home burned

R 2 6 He "Cards sent af the 1'i-cent rate Saturday, while he was taking an EVEN SMORGASBORD IS UP will not receive special attention if early-morning stroll. Lost in the

HILLSBORO, Wis. (UP)—Annual improperly addressed They will be fire was a large quantity of masmorgasbord dinner. sponsored by sent directly to the dead ietter of- terial for weaving, an art he learned the First Congregational Church fice. during his seven years’ stay in a from 1930 through 1946 were ad- So to make Uncle Willie happy Dayton, oO. hospital. vertised “all you caa eat for 40 and to Be certain he receives his The material was being used to cents.” The 1947 sign read “all Yuletide felicitations, follow the f) Christmas orders. - you can ‘eat for $1." rules and suggestions, . Only last month, Mr. Brethauer

likely’ be in Richmond, Ind., and

in" her Richmond sweetheart's straighten out the mixup.

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LONG-DISTANCE ROMANCE—If the U. S. consul had not

other protective. matter, and send 'stgpped in Ingeborg Schluter of

ge - ini rene Legion Post to Raze Ruins, FOUR: To even th k load at| e 1 , Hebrew, the 1 many the post gut oy te Build Blind Buddy New Home ut: an? ot guage 3

~IMEDAY, DEC. 16. 10°7

Exi . » ] 1 Exiles Zionists | Rabbi Says Thousands : | Sent to Siberia © By FREDERICK WOLTMAN | Seripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 16—Thousands of Jews have seen sent to Siberia {for Zionist activities in the Soviet Union, Rabbi Meyer Berlin of Jerusalem, world president of Mizrachi, the réligious wing of the World Zionist Organization, told the New York World Telegram today. In fact, Russia and her satellites are the only nations in the world today that ban Zionism, the movement for a national Jewish houmeland in Palestine, according to the Rabbi. Altogether, several hundred Jewish Zionist refugees from QRusisa who have spent time in Sieberia

added, and anyone who tries to organize a Zionist society in Russia at present will pe arrested. “This 4s an absurd situation” Rabbi Berlin said. “Russia gives so much help to the movement for a {Jewish state but won't allow her own Jewish people to help it. from Russia we can get nothing.” The ‘rabbi, a citizen of Palestine since 1924, said he was visiting the

Berlin (above) would today most married to her lover-by-mail, Jo-

seph Conti; veteran. Officials said she could not come to America United States to consult the Miz. because she had never met Joe. But she has met Joe's brother, Roland, who married her best friend. Ingeborg takes consolation

rach movement here on problems arising over the new canstitution for Judea. They involved, he explained, interpretation of Jewish law as it is to be applied to the Inew Jewish state, Although the Soviet Union reclognizes as many as 20 different

picture while Joe attempts to

{lawed, Rabbi Berlin said. Hebrew

returned from Dayton to the home | schools also are forbidden at 1717 E. 69th St J

he had built! in 1936 with - World War "I bonus . ads Army Group Asks Aid. More than 50 Legionnaires of the post answered the call for ate For German Orphanage workmen. Other neighbors took| PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 16 (UP)— Mr. Brethauer. who has been blind | Philadelphia residents were asked since 1940, into their homes and|today to provide a Merry Christprovided him with clothing. The grateful veteran organized Friedberg, Germany, orphanage the first Boy Scout troop in Ravens-| “adopted” by enlisted men of an wood. Army ordnance company stationed St m————— | there. AUTO INJURIES FATAL | Soldiers of the 92d Ordnance NEW ALBANY, Dec. 15 (UP)—| MAM Co. sent a letter to city ofMrs. Sarah Martin of Grand Ha-|ficials asking food and clothing for ven, Mich. died in a hospital here, the girls ranging from 5 to 19, today of injuries she received ast] “If we are to help alleviate sufWednesday when an auto skidded fering from extreme cold we will into a tree near Scottsburg on U. have to have help from home,” the Ss. 31. letter said.

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