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‘isk Mrs. Manners— ~~ : Girl, 16, Doesn’t Want To Postpone Wedding

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==8 BOY I'M engaged to soon leaves for Alaska siske a home for me, and he'll have a good job, My mother ts me to finish school and have a big wedding, but my

”" could make a go of marriage because we're settled dowh and devoted to each other. We never argue. I'm 16 and is 20. . x : : - be nile his mother was in the hospital I cooked and did housework for & family of four and got along fine. ghould I marry or what? : VICKY F. ) You'll want to help your husband be successful, and you may geod 8 Job to offer that help. With education you could be more

Keeping house permanently is different than, playing house, . ne paying the bills. Housekeeping was a game for

on, 88 18 most everything at 16. : Toh Couldn't 1t be fun to have a big wedding on his first vacamarrying a sucoessful man

on? “You'd be the envy of the girls,

from Alaska. « : Allotted $1 a Week—Wants $2 _IM A WIZARD at my trade and have been married to my pres“wife 20 years. She's a DBIgo fan, and sometimes I have to trive 40 miles to bring her home. I'm only allotted a dollar a week for spending money, but sometimes she spends $15 foolishly. I think I should be allotted $2 a week. NORTH SIDE BALDY. { agree with you, Baldy, if you think you could handle big money and save part of it. I think she should pay the gasoline

HOW COULD I get the address of a GI in Philadelphia? )

r READER. Ask the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. If you. fall there write to the Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C. (25). s LE . : : Asks About Job, Man She Loves I WANT TO KNOW if I'm going to get a job soon. I've got a child, 3, and my step-parents are keeping her. I want to help them, She needs clothes. The next thing is about the man, 21; I really love. He's very nice, at least he was, and ‘we had a nice place together until one 2s friends talked him into leaving me for someone else, & cldse friend of mine. It hurt me but I don’t want to start trouble at all. But I've got to get him back. ‘Day in and day out he's the only one I think of. MISS B. L., City. Marriage is for people in love, and men who lave their women suggest it. They're rarely persuaded to leave these women. Get a job and pay your rent. Watch advertisements, contact the places where you could do the work, and visit the Indians State Employment Service. Do you want your daughter to grow up and live like her mother?

Asks How to Find Address ; I WOULD LIKE to learn the address of my father and aunt. 1 haven't heard from them for about 13 years. Then they lived in Illinois. DESPERATE DAUGHTER. En a private detective. You could write the police in '[llinols, former friends of your father and aunt, or direct a letter fabeled “please forward” to them, if you know the city where

they lived. wis loaned $100—Can't Get It Back | IN 1945 T LOANED $100; by signed note, to my best boy-friend, who was married and not working. Now he and his wife work and|

- me.I. have nojob.and no “leads” for a job. How can I a Te EATER You need a lawyer. . ‘Am | a Judas—Did | Betray My Sister? AM I A JUDAS—did I betray my sister? ; I'm a young widow and I get lonely, so I calls my sister at 10) a m. to drink beers for awhile. We drink till 4 p. m. and my sister .is feeling good and won't go home. Her husband is coming home for supper. I tell her to face him but she goes home with me. : Her husband calls and I tell him she’s drinking at my hotise and I'm to blame. He's a good husband.

may come so-I slip out and tell him. He comes after her and doesn't, like the looks of things. He gives her a good: spanking. My sister

and my brother-in-law jumps my brother. They're all mad at me and I'm still lonely. I have family to love me because I tried to be a good sister and sister-in-law. Was I right to bring in her husband? JUDAS. | I'm sorry that your brother-in-law ran out of spankings. You probably went tattling because you worried about your hide or you wanted a compliment from your brother-in-law. Make that hangover your last one. It probably was a dandy. You were wrong to take out your sister and to bring in your brother-in-law. Why didn’t you toss out the men who made him suspicious? : - To P. A. writing privately—Your box friend surely wouldn't have been angry from such a silly reason if you hadn't lied to him often. He may be naturally bossy and you'd resent that miore after you married him than mow. He'll stay away until he discovers he can't stand life without you. You'll be surprised how you'll eat regularly and sleep soundly in a few days, with or with-

out his attentions. MRS. MANNERS.

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Maryland St. : Co

Legislator OK's Beer "Wash, Can't See It as Propaganda Good for U. S. Lovelies, He Agrees, But Fears Dire Results in Russia WASHINGTON, June 5 (UP)--If lovely lasses like Paulette

“Goddard and Mickey Byrunt want to dunic their heads.in.beer.bar. rels, its okay with Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth (R. Colo.).

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House Votes To Cut Total | 26 Per Cent

Connally Set to Lead Administration Fight

WASHINGTON, June 5 (UP)--

today the Senate will restore at least some of the $2,160.,000,000 House cut from the foreign spending program. Sen. Tom Connally (D. Tex.), ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, was ready to lead the ‘administration's fight all the money originally earmarked for the Marshall Plan and other projects. “THe House voted Tast night to whittle down proposed foreign spending by about 26 per cent. It lopped off $553 million directly. And by spreading the funds over 15 months instead of 12, the House actually reduced overall’ spending from $8, 10.$5.980,710,228, With both Houses in r the week-end, thers were these developments:

GOP Predicts Defeat Of Civil-Rights Linkup -

GOP leaders are confident they can maneuver the draft bill through the Senate timé - consuming rumpus. Chairman Chan Gurney (R. 8.D.), of the Armed Services Committee’ said he will move to sidetrack a plan to link President Truman's civil rights program with the draft,

Mundt-Nixon Measure Dead, McGrath Says

Sen. J. Howard McGrath (D. R. 1.) said the way he figures it, Mundt-Nixon confrol bill is as good as dead. Sen. McGrath said he and four other Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee -are going to blackball the measure when it comes to a vote. lican committeemen already have come out against it.

Votes $184 Million

Old-Age Assistance pm _.Congress_has voted to increase | no” : by $184 miltion » year tne. tea Flunks 3 -Chances - eral contribution toward state aid for the needy aged, the blind and dependent children, {the House and Senate approved

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an amendment to that effect in a bill to clarify the old-age insur-| ance provision of the Social Security Law. The amendment also| (UP)—The law put a 40-year-old would increase maximum pay-|laborer on the wagon today aft-

ments from the present $45 to! small brother and sister. Their An ex-boy friend of my sister comes by to see me and Weigso o month. The bili now goes |" he flunked three chances to

drink some more. - My brother and some more come. Weill .c's 10 to the White House for Presi- stay d'clock again and my sister's still drinking. I think her husband!gent Truman's signature.

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Holy Land Shrines »= set.

ROME, June 5 (UP)--Vatican Hal Grayson Reported |sources said today that Father Alberto Gori, custodian of the Holy Land, had launched an ap-| peal for formation of an inter-| (UP)—Bandleader Hal Grayson

no more; A proposed $65 million national] air academy at Randolph Field, | received growing support {from Air Force leaders today. | A bill to set up a West Point of the Air at Randolph Field has been introduced in the House by Rep. Paul J. Kilday (D. Tex.).| Both Air Secretary W. Stuart Symington and Gen. Hoyt 8. Vandenberg, Air Force chief of staff, {have indorsed the plan.

Seeks to Protect

NO ELECTION WORRIES—Presidant Harry S. Truman smiles broadly from the rear platform of the Presidential Special after speaking to a railroad station crowd in Gary, Mr. Truman told the station crowd that the 80th Congress ignorel his views on controls and inctead decided "the NAM knows 8ll-about controls.”

Officials Broadcast Alarm Of New Oregon Flood Crest

Warns Swell Will Top Previous Mark; Recover Bodies of 2 Children From Waters

PORTLAND, Ore., June 5 (UP)—Officials broadcast new flood alarms along a 300-mile stretch of the lower Columbia River today as the first two bodies were recovered from the water that

Jewish Forces Capture Key Arab Town

Jewish commandos seized Jclent Yibna, strategic Arab town), ope i-es 2 on a height in the coastal plain|g.i hed the dive, made at ators, members of the rans 15 miles south of Tev Avly, Injpioner speed than the previous Portation Union, were set to strike a today.

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Girl, 9, Hopes _ Los Angeles Faces . CI Of Power-Dive Transit Tieup SPRINGFIELD, 111, June 5: blond girl began an anxious, TO Strike Tomorrow week-end today. LOS ANGELES, Jund 5 (UP)— ; until Monday whether her hear-| Is over a greater ares than Foil nw my: Threat ing has been restored by three/ st iher U. 8. city, today faced V! THE LITTLE deaf girl took a cover its lengthy distances on ABl-ig000-foot dive in & plane last foot. :

To Hear Results Line Operators Set (UP) — A pretty nine - year-old Barbara Ann Ogg won't Know pn. sents of Los Angeles, which {Power dives in an. airplane. the prospect of being forced -to -" » ~ TEL AVIV, June 5 (UP) Some 400 well-wishers| The eity's transit lines opera. lightning assault before: dawn|ywo and with the plane's cock-|At midnight tomorrow. The strike

open. {will halt 1130 street cars and

it The Israeli swoop on Yibna,|” Tests will be made Monday buses which carry more than one

center of Jewish learning in olden! wiv an audiometer, which meas- Million passengers daily. times,

checkmated an Arabi... the volume of sound heard) threat to Tel Aviv from the, 4 person. Doctors hoped the! south, Xgyptian forces edging quick changes up the coastal plain had threat-

Reject Wage Hike The workers turned down a in air pressure ‘inal” wage offer by the trans[might awaken an ear nerve dead- port company -by a vote of-2402 {to 1309 against the advice of (their negotiators. More than 90 {per cent of the local's members cast ballots.

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At the same time the Arabs " 9 claimed they had forced the sur-| Shanghaied Slavs render of a Haganah holdout band under an 18-day siege at| | The vote was on whether to acthe Hebrew University and Ha-| . {cept & T-cent hourly raise for a dassah Hospital atop Mount = Start Ti Home {48-hour week or a 5-cent hourly put on the northern- fringe of] raise for a 40-hour week plus A rem m—o varie ——— et —— Seuent. Senatan contfintion. hy the i 2 company in either case. The Raise White Flag 4 Refuse to Return {unfon asked for 50 cents an hour Arab sources in Amman re-| To ‘Red Oppression’ |more. ported that the defenders of the! BARI. Italy. J 5 (UP) All The strike would be the bigisolated outposts on the ap-|, TO gh re : « board BSt transportation tieup since the proach to Jerusalem had run up| uv four o ugosiavs aboardigame union” struck for 25 days the white flag, and details of ® Plane whose pilots were forced iy, years ago, .

the surrender were being worked tt gunpoint to land in Italy left) —

out. ~ oday to go back to Yugoslavia. Riu" Both sides were pressing their] The four sald they would not 1 campaigns while the search tor 80 enmone ot Communiay BLACKHEADS 3 yorkabls truce formula went] Col. Sekell Jovanovoe, Yugo- (when externally , try Cu cura preter Count Folke Berenadotte AY military attache, went back Bf any dociors, sersss Sed certain aust I with. the returning plane. heads for easy removal. Buy today!

United Nations mediator, said in Cairo that he had worked out an| CUTICURA SoA interpretation “of the. Security| The four included two women) Council truce proposal. {passengers and the two men who The Egyptians ‘at Yibna re-/plotted the forced landing in| sisted the Jewish assault for Italy, radio operator Dragutin three hours. At sunrise large Sporer and passenger Antt Pasnumbers of civilians fled through kov. the sand dunes toward the seal One of the women, Alexsandra and headed for Isdud. | Peetrovie, sald she ‘was the flan- " The Yibna rail station fell to cee of an American embassy ofthe Jews along with the town, ficial in Belgrade. She said the| Jewish saboteurs recently blew Official, whom she did not identiup a rail bridge between Yibna fy, Would join her in Italy later, and Isdud. The second woman, Spomenka

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mouth at Astoria, that the new swell rolling down from the .4 been - fighting a defensive highlands would surge at least six battle for the past week.

[Inches over the previous crest. Hundreds of additional troops were rushed into the Portland area to combat the latest threat to dikes which have been weakened by two weeks of constant pressure.

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The two bodies recovered from Vanport City were those of a

To Stay Sober— Forced on Wagon

SIOUX FALLS, 8. D, June 5

| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman

sober, Yoluntarlly, { Butcher, identified

Creek, 8. D., was fined $25) | Wednesday on a drunk charge. {Municipal Judge Walter Conway let him go to Beaver Creek to! get the money,

Gallagher appeared

through the Vanport City dike jand virtually swept in court | PUMIY out of existence, : | Sheriff's deputies. and state poagain Thursday—same charge. ey patrolling the waters, in an #owo | Army amphibious boat, recovered “COULDN'T FIND my-car,” he the boy's body near the Pacific told. the judge. Police had been livestock exposition building. The holding it for him. |girl’s body was recovered in the

Gallagher asked a Beaver Creek| At least 35 persons have lost banker to send the money. their lives throughout. the Pacific But yesterday Gallagher Northwest since the floods began showed up in court again—same three weeks ago when the hot sun

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AWOL From Hospital

CARAMILLO, Cal, June § In U. S. lone was reported AWOL from a FRANKFURT, June 5 (UP)drinking cure today. for the Trained Communist- agents are working in the American Zone of LGermany-among the thousands of

a tii " Btate “hospital ~omMicials here refugees who fied from Crechosle-

them asifighting a reinforced Arab garJames Gallagher, Peasy Michael, 2, and Sally, 11 months.

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The commander of Israel forces four were placed in an internee

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least 100 Egyptians. were killed in a Jewish attack on Isdud,| PULUTH, Minn, June 5 (UP) ~~An early morning fire dc

(where columns of smoke still stroyed 16 buildings in downtown [

were rising 60 hours later, The daily Israell war cOmM-inuuth today causing damage | estimated at $1 million. “|

{munique said the Jews were Oe sorter} The blaze broke out shortly| so-called “danger- after 1 a. m. (Indianapolis Time) | northeast "of Tel In the four-story Rudolph Furni-| |ture Store. It spread rapidly to | the Board of Trade Bidg. across the street, | The 16 buildings destroyed in-| cluded the- Rudolph Bldg. the Columbia Office Bldg.. next door to the furniture store and 14 small stores. The six-story Board "of Trade Bldg. and~several other] | structures were damaged. Three / J 0 | persons were burned slightly, * {

V>)| Partners Take Option ) On Flying Service

Times Siste Service 1 | /0Y | BLOOMINGTON, June 5--Wil-liam Munn and Charles Wood{burn have taken an option on the Chitwood Flying Service, operated at Kisters Field, Bloomington’s Municipal Airport. They | are to take over sometime after!

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“Igranted rights as custodians of yesterday. An anonymous tefe-

The. Franciscan monks. .wege said. he had heen missing since

the Holy Land by the Saracens phone caller told the Los An-| in 1333 and have retained the geles sheriff's office the musician PIER SVE Bee TE Jol Bryn The bandleader was committed

gees; are. spying. andre. spread-{ oo pn hy iy op vent me COL. Kills. ing disaffection in nine - refugee;

lunch. Sometimes a youngster actually

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: ears of age, r egod many of iy th MRK After the Communist: coup; ti; fc ow SV oF takihe’ & nthe | responsible sources said today. | tern resist the ides of taking

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$o0d money “to tell Russian women about such antics.” . . Rep. Chenoweth, who is chairman of a subcommittee investigating the Voice of America, sald|™ ET — vas "surprised and shocked”| Form Human Chains earn at the government's propaganda program was singing| TO Flee Turkish Flood ~In Russian—the praises of such| Ame ican contributions, to culture _ as the beer rinse for ladies’ hair- than 75 persons were reported todon, {day to have been drowned in a “Why beer?” he asked. *“I/flood. in the Amasya area of) thought It was just a beverage. northern Turkey, whére the YesnM besides, do we want Russian, yrmak River has overflowed

women to use #t? Isn't Russian ‘beer different from American its banks. beer? It might not he good for, T)spatches said human chains their hair. Then they'd get mad were formed to evacuate women

at the United States. We don't/and ‘children from the flooded

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want that.” city of Amasya. Turkish planes|smashed cement cemetery endropped tents, blankets and food|trance, broken sidewalks, up-| Designers who worked on it|blast on % lighted match dis- they are missing something by Salon or Saloon? [to re s. rooted gardens and tramped|for two and a half years claimed | carded by a customer. oP Chenoweth received Th —————————————————— | A 0, the J-29 is equal to any British|™ Mplete education on the higher | — Her trainer sald Alice, nor-{or American fighter plane. Uses of heer through the medium WORD-A-DAY mally playful, had turned ugly ——————————— of Mickey Byrum, trim, pint- since being peparated from her| Sook Chicago Bandits sized blond, whose missiot in By BACH mate. \ Me ls publicizing the aetivities| | ————————— For $24,000 Robbery It's Set—At Last

ito, who uses the beer rinse. | ' The Congressman waved a long| tlegram telling all about it: |} . ern. “ae Ws ere von | $8 A week in his salon, “Maybe that BOASTFUL, BLUSTERING, Ought to be saloon. Says Paul-|| OR BRAGGING TALK *ils Goddard and 45,000 other|

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{fiote presented to the Vatican sec- own request as a condition ‘of | these sources said. retariat of state and the entire probation

diplomatic corps of all Christian powers represented in Italy, Vatican sources said.

| ANKARA, June 5 (UP)—More 6.Ton Lovesick Elephant Jet Fighter Plane.

Rampages About Town

MALONE, N.Y, June 5 (UP)—

Alice, a six-ton lovesick elephant, broke loose from a circus yesterday and rampaged through the town with the following results: Two damaged automobiles, one

'to the hospital May 4 on his camps in the United States Zone,

Already at least 30 such agents have been spotted in the camps, American sources said. Reports * {from underground sources in Sweden Unveils New | Prague have placed the number {already in the American Zone at {about 100, it was added. STOCKHOLM, "June § (UP)—| . The government today disclosed plans to test-flight a new Swedish jet-propelled fighter plane, the J-29, and place it In mass. production for the Swedish air force some time this summer, The plane was demopstrated to

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3 Hurt in Blast VALPARAISO, June 5 (UP)

| Melvin Hood, Dwight Nobles and Max Hildreth were recovering today from Injuries received yes. terday when an explosion of gas- s oline fumes in Mr. Hildreth's fill.|CItIng story until ghey relax. If

ican kefp going and, yet, rarely] "OAKLAND CITY, June 5 (UP) [get tired and fussy at the end — MTS. Ruth Cochren, 36, was {of the day. Children differ great-| injured fatally yesterday when [ly in their need for rest. There's, #0 automobile ran into the yard

into one mold, | | But it is still true that most hohe A Tex Sheppard, who |active youngsters are better off ,... ‘0 the street a rowdea | { ., . » * if they have an afternoon rest. pard’s’ auto hit a concrete yp

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CHICAGO, June 5 (UP)—Po-| ATHENS, June 5 (UP)—For-|lice today hunted two bandits mer King Michael of Romania Who stole $24,400 in cash in a

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