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you think that this man were kind if you were his foolish girl (like you) with whom to pass while you are t? He admits that he loves his loving as it is. [I think he'd be glad if you'd leave doesn’t have the backbone to ‘discard you. You won't "He has what he wants, a wife he loves, and other adoring girl like you. ig afraid that you're on a vicious manhunt. You probably eriority complex when the GI found another girl. lose that complex unless you become proud of your personality and character. Forget marriage for a years—the GI may feel enthusiastic about marriage only as a from Army life, Mix with boys and girls your age— [let the boys win you. : mh . =»

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Official Statement on 7-Minute Meeting ~~ Withheld; Hint Early Parliament - Action -

HELSINKI, Feb. 28 (UP)—President Juho K. Paasikivi re-

Josef Stalin for a military alliance. ’ ! The Soviet envoy paid a seven-minute businesslike call at the

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received. Mr. Paasikivi told Mr. Savonenkov what steps had been taken by the government to pro- - duce a definite reply to the Sov-| The Soviet envoy went to the jet overture for a pact between [Presidential palace for the first the countries which have beeri at|time since the disclosure that| war against each other twice in|Russia was seeking an alliance a decade. ° with Finland. Official Report Withleld = | Stalin's letter pointed out that The president's secretiry said Finland was the only western no official statement regarding it could be expected. : After it was over, the president went back to work. He had seen no cabinet members or other Fin-

to watch skating matches in which a Russian team was taking part.

phrase interpreted by some politicians as a threat to this country.

Russia holds a powerful weapon

scheduled to see any before Mon- The proposed treaty is the main day. The matter may come up topic of conversation wherever for debate in parliament Tues- Finns gather. Political leaders day. /as well as the man in the street Mr. Savonenkov, on leavifig the are opposed to a pact with Russia palace, went to Helsinki stadium or any other country.

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think that a man your age would have better sense than to let a young woman make a fool of you. “Pal” doesn't want wants what she can get out of you. to your wife—she is the one who loves you. We women Are going to leave but we won't. We just have to let some “steam.

Give your wife a vacation. Your children need you and their mother. a : DAILY READER. . Bn . ” . .

8 valve for a man to dispel “steam” when he has a We have to be fair about this—we won't permit other women or excessive drinking and gambling. Must he » woman's method with harsh words? Maybe words won't help him. I wish the men would tell me what harmless use when their wives “stampede.” is very foolish.

of a “stingy” mother—there may and not their sunny selves, but a re are many stingy daughters and and expect more until Mother Mother, to whom you are J an loves you, regardless of 4 years due to ill health only.

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Should Adopted Child Be Told Truth?

SHOULD AN ADOPTED child be told the truth about his Our child isn't old enough to be told

but has asked where we got him, since our friends are getting ~ Shot=in-Arm- to Succeed

other mother and daddy?

bables at the hospital.

We told him how badly we wanted a baby and that we had prayed. to God and God gave us him. -To us, that is the truth for -we-feel- God .answered..our. prayers. and

us another baby. . . THER. Be the first to tell him that he's adopted, and tell him he starts to school. :

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Tell him gradually and let him ask the questions. Tell him Just to keep the mystery from being appealing and te maintain trust in you. He won't dwell on the subject If he |

feels secure in your love. I know one couple who told their adopted child that the diftéerence between him and his playmates was that they wanted him and had chosen him—the other parents had no choice... = the adoption plan means a definite break from real parents. Didn't you agree to something of that sort? * °

Asks Tip on Army Buddies

COULD YOU tell me how I can obtain the home addresses of

the fellows who were in my outfit while in service? C.D. « . Contact the Commanding Officer at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, giving the name of your unit. He will tell you where to write

The Rivals

Barton Rees Pogue »

Work has a rival in the barnyard these days, A siren, seductive in shadowy ways. ; She's not very shapely or much for looks, But “she” really) keeps boys from work and books . .. Some boards, . i

. "A hoop, ; A white vak pole; No water, No feed,

No wood, no coal!

They will come to meals, but that's about all, And they never talk nothin’ but basketball! If we intrude a line of advice The looks we get are. colder than ice! It's the team, The coach, And the tournaments; . ET Not hay, wl

Not corn, Notsupplements!

But they're really hot now, and the dopesters say They'll JO 3p there where the best teams play And us? With boilers a-poppin'-off steam, We go ever; tiie to root for the team!

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lineups - will ‘revolve mostly portedly got most of his trade around the Senator's decision. | pack.’ If local GOP activities aré | The life of a gambler is hard. any tipoff an the Jenner move, | . . ns wr its a cinch for him to run. 1 _| They're organizing for’ him al- Hunt for Money

Purge of Reactionaries

PRAGUE, Feb. 28 (UP)—Cdmmunist Premier Klement Gott{wald said today that a complete purge of all reactionaries was | necessary, but nevertheless they might entrench themselves under|ground, plot against the state and work with spies fronr abroad. | Dr, Prokop Drtina, Justice Minister in the coalition cabinet be- | fore the Communist coup, was found with a fractured skull under a |window of his Prague apartment.

tried to commit suicide. He was mestic reaction who will en- |

rope eg fy failing. 10/trench themselves in the underWhile the Communists were STOURd. prepare plots against the consolidating their victory, Mr. state, and try to work with spies Gottwald addressed two separate and agencies from abroad. audiences in Prague. The first The Ministry of Information was some 120,000 delegates to| announced that 27 foreign lanthe National Peasants Union Suage newspapers had been Congress, | banned and that more may be Speaking later to police and|closed up later. the workers’ militia asembled for| Premier Gottwald a victory parade in the old town! immediate legislation on land resquare, Mr. Gottwald sald: | “We must maintain a constant tates among the people.

U. S. Equips Chiang Army With $300 Million Air Force

WASHINGTON, Feb, 28 (UP)— including heavy bombers and The United States is carrying out |fighters. 8 lunggeatel wedge to squip ani , Already 936 planes have been ‘ommunist armies in delivered from U. £ surplus war a $300 million air force. stocks and presumably are in use

This commitment was revealed by Air Secretary W. Stuart Sym- 28ainst the Communist forces in North China.

ington and -the State Department, apparently in an effort to silence] An additional 135 planes are Republican criticism of the ad- earmarked for delivery. They inministration’s new $570 million clude 37 B-17 Flying Fortresses, China aid bill. |42 P-47 Thunderbolt fighters, 53 The bill does not include mili- P51 ‘Mustang fighters and three tary assistance. - C-46

the Senate Appropriations Com- the U. 8. Air Force during the mittee said today the $300 million war. was “inadequate.” | When the program is completThe joint report was sent to ed, it will give China an air force the Senate Appropriations com- roughly equivalent to such memittee in response to a request |dium-sized powers as from Chairman Styles Bridges Turkey, Yugoslavia and Spain. (R. N. H.). The committee made| China will have a fighting air it public last night. iforce comprised of one heavy and

\during. World War II, pledged four single-engine fighter groups, this country to provide Chiang two troop carrier groups and a Kai-shek's government with a squadron of photo reconnaissance first-line air force of 1071 planes, planes,

Our Fair City— ‘Save Shades’ Drive Needs

(Continued. From: Page One) | salers have been muscling into who approve of Mr. Feeney now | each othei's trade channels. .more_thap they did.jast fall, The score today, was de- » . »

{ Is He Is or Is He Ain't?

IS-U. 8. SEN. WILLIAM E, JENNER going to run for Governor or isn’t he? : - That's the big question holding up most of the Républican ‘| strategy around Indianapolis in | the May primary drive. - ? No candidates have come out publicly for any office yet. They are blaming the delay on the Jenner question. The fattional |

| weeks ago one ambitious deal-

| | with the usual crackdown tip. | Retail men were warned that they were handling the “wrong. i tickets.” : o : It seems that the retailers | (mostly tavern operators) dropped the “wrong” tickets like hot potatoes and took on | the rival's merchandise. The beaten rival then came back with the same medicine and re-

—THE NEXT MAJOR move of the city administration to bolster its sagging money bags may be passage of an ordinance to raise the'fees being paid by utility corporations. City officials frankly don’t think these firms are paying enough. Last year the utilities paid $47.000 for permits ind licenses in addition to the $137.000 paid in by the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility under a special arrangement.

City officials point out that utilities in Columbus, 0. comparable in; size to Indianapolis, are paying nearly $1 million to the municipality. An ordinance, if one is considered, would place a tax on utility sales and receipts.

. = & ] SOME NEWS, music-wise— | Mercury Records is bringing | Frankie Laine, the hottest thing in pop music today, to Indianapolis Mar. 31. Liké most py stars with a hot jazz following, Frankie has never previously gotten farther into the hinterlands than Chicago. Mercury | has ' latched onto Norman Granz, nation's leading jazz impressario, who has the “Jazz

ready. This week the United Negro-for-Governor' Club was formed. The maneuver was sald to be inspired by James L. Bradford, former county GOP chairman, who is the big wheel behind the Jenner ‘movement if he runs. : » ~ . Sen. Homer ,Capehart's pressura for modification of the Marshall Plan is more than just a gesture. He wants guarantees written inte European aid against use of U, 8. money to “spread socialism” in countries that get help, for ‘encourage ‘ment and development of private business there. If the final ald plan doesn’t have them, he has privately told friends here, he will vote against it,

Dr. Ross to Stay FOLKS CLOSE to President Ross of Butler University discount stories he may leave to become president of the University of Denver. ‘His recent visit to that campus was to fill a Iong-standing ' speaking date, had nothing to do with Denver's search for a top-caliber president. And, while Denver's

trustees are interested, Dr. at the Philharmonic” programs, | Ross is unwilling to leave In- ' to promote the show. ] dianapolis. Mr. Granz, in town to make

” » L THERE'S A hot feud boiling between rival dealers in the pick¥n/-win .ticket rack.et' star who has the West Coast... around town. specifically in the \ on ‘its ear, and Billie Holliday, southwest end of the city, | Jazz singer who's due to get out

‘Initial announcements, said he plans a concert here this year

transport planes. Chairman __Styles. Bridges at! _All of these types were used by|

The military aid pact, signed one medium bombardment group,

called for{bY [form to distribute large-sized es-|tNis

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starring Sarah Vaughn, singing |

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huge, German-made trunk police. found in his room. Sonntag became indignant at his arrest, police sald. He asked where the mattress was when placed in a cell with a bare iron

cot in city prison. An official statement said he!alert against those from our do south ‘Side Store Safe

Cracked, $844 Taken

Burglars overnight knockéd the combination off a safe at the Standard Grocery Co. 1104 8. East St, and took $844. entry

check to make a down payment on a New car. “They were Jerrell E. Curtis,

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CROWN HILL EXPANSION — Members of the board of managers of Crown Hill Cemetery officiated yesterday at a ground-breaking ceremony for a $1,500,000 community mausoleum. With the construction of the building, Crown Hill will become the largest cemetery in the country with complete burial service. Shown are (left to right) Fermor S. Cannon, Bowman Elder,

Crown Hill president; A. C. Bohlen, architect;

(Continued From Page On») catastrophic,” and “war would be close to us.” President Truman, in withdrawing our occupation troops recently, promised action if independence of - Italy were threatened. - ~

. U. S. Forces Thin AT MUNICH, Germany controlled Austria, had Italy as ally. Today Russia controls Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania, Romania, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland,

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We're. spread out thinly around world; military men warn about condition of our Air Force. Congress is likely to supply either Marshall Plan or Greek-Turkey cash by Apr. 1, deadline fixed by Secretary Marshall. It's ing on universal military training and other bills to strengthen our position.

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U. S. Believed Drawing Closer to War Than During Hectic Days of Munich

IT PROBABLY amount to anything—may be “only part of the “revolting” southerners’ campaign of psychological warfare—but some Democratic party leaders are fondling idea of ditching Tru-

man. A party usually renominates its man in White House, but that's not rule when a Vice President steps up through death of a President. .It's happened six tinfes before; four of the Vice Presidents were denied renomination — Tyler, Arthur, Fillmore, Johnson.

never will Dixie revolt may revive ipo abi oun system of Presi. dents——even though it couldn't help this year. It takes con- , stitutional amendment. Sen, Lodge (R, Mass.) has proposed that; he cites history

large popular vote have beep denied presidency. : Many Senators. think Van. denberg’s most likely GOP nominee, if Taft-Dewey deadlock develops. Vandenberg has said he'd serve only one term. so" » .

letin from Key West: President Truman's spending his vacation trying to put disintegrating Democratic machine to-

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