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is | OESDAYSJENE 20:18 aoa) Ask Mrs. Manners— 3 Willing to Wait “= For Girl of Dreams

ee — MY GIRL FRIEND goes out with other fellows all the time, but says she loves me. I dream about her and think about her at work and at all other times. If she would ask for the moon I'd get her a few stars for good measure. I'm a GI and think I'm pretty well settled for a fellow 22. I have a good job, but I want a home and family to take

of. Pa. . I am willing to wait four or five years for this girl who fs 17 and very polite and good looking, heart. I try my best to prove it to her. I never go out with other girls at any time. Her girl friend doesn’t like me and talks against I went with her before I knew my girl, but we couldn’t get along and she finally fell in love with another, I don't know how to dance. Besides not peing a good dancer I don’t like to dance. But I bowl, like movies

me.

I dress average.

and parties, and most things. I clean.

friends are good clean boys,

A neat crease in your trousers and a one-beer breath-—even a few stars—aren’t going to win a girl who may cry for no reason (except she’s a girl) or want to lean on you (though she's Try to understand people instead of wondering why they don’t understand and appreciate you, Friend Butch. You're going to meet a lot of people you don’t approve of. Some of them will be good people, though different than you. You'll miss their goodness by being set in your ways.

self-sufficient).

Losing the girl, who is ‘too good for you. Instead of trying

one, with your good points, look for her best traits and overlook

some of her faults. You should a little—you're a good guy—and

disapprove of are good guys, too.

City Boy Yearns for Farm Job

I WOULD like to know names of organizations with which a

boy my age, 13, can apply for a expect would be room and board. farm gnd it's agreeable with my

to be with someone who is a Catholic, too, and want to be near

Indianapolis, if possible. Please daddy does not like publicity. Maybe we'll hear from some Have you filed your name with

Service and talked with school and church job counselors?

advertise for that job, N. G.

Wants to ‘Make Up’ With Friend I WENT with a nice boy two years and the last time he was home I thought he was stuck on one of my girl friends. his knee in a crash and told me he never liked the girl. different and would not let him kiss me goodby when he started He got mad and hasn't been back. My parents treat him

home. like their own son. What should I do to tell him

anything of the trouble between us without going straight to him?

T've seen “Call me Stinky for forgetting your birthday” cards

but none for “I wish I'd goodby.” friend of the family to dinner.

patted

Advised to Improve Personality I'D LIKE to advise John, who has trouble getting along with You may have knowledge, as the world moves you'll have to move or you'll be left behind. Personality is a wonderful thing. To some it comes naturally; Get yourself some good books in that

people.

others have to learn it. field or take personality courses.

Your friends can advise you, but you'll have to help yourself.

Thank you. Books

Sorry, G. J.”—I- can't tell you who “A Little Shy” is. Shy girls aren't for you until you've learned te appear courageous.

‘Cai’t Support First Wife, Children’

I'VE BEEN taking money for

and paid their doctor bills and bought their clothes and toys. arrangements were satisfactory until she learned I re-married and then she had me in court for non-support.

to pay $15 a week toward back

than $40 a week and my home costs are $30 a week, I want to support my children but I can’t afford that much. I'tried to come to agreement with her.

She has

Without receipts you're probably stuck, but ask a lawyer. Pay through the court from now on. -

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your prob-

lems and answer your questions. W. Maryland St.

Beech Grove

Pilot Course in Texas

study required for summer camp

AVIATION CADET KARL T. COX, 34 Adams Drive, Beech Grove, has com- sou oleted basic pilot training at Goodfellow Air Base in Texas. A graduate of Technical High School, Mr. Cox attended Indiana University and served as an enlisted airman before starting pi- Pn lot training. Karl Cox After completing 15 more weeks of advanced training, he will be commissioned, a second lieutenant in the Air Force and placed on active duty. | Pfe. George Kesler, 3911 Camp-| lin St., is visiting his parents, Mr. g and Mrs. Kesler, while én turlough and transfer to Hamilton Field, Cal. Graduated from Signal School at Ft. Monmouth, N.J., Mr.. Kesler will be assigned to Hamilton Field,

i. Cal, to await transfer to duty Pfc. George Kesler in the Pacific

area. Pvt. Kesler enlisted in the Army in February, 1947 and was graduated from signal school one year later. He is serving as an installer-repairman. James M. Doll, Air Corps private and cousin to Pvt. Kesler, is serving with the Army of OcCupation in Tovo. Mr. Doll listed in the service in Janu-

2ignal school course at Scott FIC James Doll

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Charles E. Phillips Jr., son of Mrs. Samuel Hiner, Indianapolis, Is one of 625 Air Reserve Officer Training Corps students on duty at the summer encampment of the unit at the Orlando, Fla., Air orce Base. A veteran of three years servJoe In World War II, Mr. Phillips attending Georgia Tech where

I don’t chew tobacco or drink whisky to an excessive extent. Sometimes I drink one glass of beer a week and about one drink of whisky each month, but positively no more than that. My boy and we like the None of us like drinking or the orneriness of most young people. Please help me to get on the right track. .

I wouldn’t think it would be too hard to invite an old

elp, but associations are better to help yourself, don’t you think? I remember those contract bridge lessons I took and could recite glibly—but I couldn't play a game.

marshal at Ft. Harrison for the Indiana Military District, been ordered to duty in Japan. S. Sherman Drive, has been as-

Cavalry Group of the 2d Army.

has completed three years oi 2

because I love her with all my dress clean and keep my body

J. BUTCH, NORTH SIDE.

young to settle down; may be to impress the next girl, or this

like to dance at 22. Loosen up some of these other people you

summer farm job. All I would I've always wanted to be on a dad and mother. I would like just use my initials because my N. G.,, NORTH SIDE. farmers needing a boy like you.

the Indiana State Employment rd

He hurt I believed

I still love him and don’t think M. R., INDIANAPOLIS.

your sore knee and kissed yon

but you aren't using it. As long

A GOOD FRIEND, CITY.

my two children to my first wifg The

The judge ordered me support but my wages are less

a good job. What should I do? M. G. D.

Write in care of The Times, 214

Cadet Ends

Jarticipation. Maj. Hughes A. Carnes, provost

has Capt. Robert C. Hamilton, 265 signed as adjutant of the 3d

Mr, Hamilton holds the Purple

Heart, European Theater Ribbon| - with three battle stars, American

Defense Ribbon, Medal of Occupation and the Victory Medal. Pfc. Joseph J. Prindle is enroute home from Guam for a furlough and reassignment pending his discharge from the Air Force. Mr. Prindle has served on the island since 1946 and was on duty with the headquarters motor pool there. M/Sgt. Thomas E. McCall, Attica, holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, has been assigned to the headquarters command of the Air Force in Wiesbaden, Germany. A veteran of nearly 10 years service, Sgt. McCall was twice wounded in action and was captured while "attempting to cross the Rapido River with assault troops. He was liberated in 1945. Charles Hooper, the son of Mrs. Ida Hooper, is taking advanced flight training with the Navy in Jacksonville, Fla.

Mr. Hooper will receive his|

wings on the completion of a three-months training course. Four Indianapolis men are]

serving aboard the light ecruiser[™

USS Huntington, which recently left for a four-month European

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They include Billey D. North-|, erner, seaman, 33 8. Oriental St.;|: Pfc. Louis P. Clark, a marine, 721)! Northeast St.; Edward C. Trice,|! fireman, 2452 N. Oxford St.; and,

. [Charles O. Duncan, fireman, 1608; Norman St. i

James C.. Edwards, apprentice ! seaman, is serving aboard the), submarine tender USS Orion in the Canal Zone. i Mr. Edwards received his train-! ing at the Great Lakes Naval | Training Center. : h Two Hoosier sailors have re-| turned to the United States after|' a three-month cruise aboard the | destroyer USS William R. Rush. |, They are William A. Lee, sea-|| man, Hope; and Kenneth G. Reed.|! storekeeper, Danville. * i Thomas E. Baker, electrician.|, is serving aboard the mewly-com-|; missioned cruiser, USS Worcester.|! Mr. Baker, formerly of 1627 ! Milburn St, has served aboard],

lestroyers and in the Mediterra-!;.

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aean and Pacific areas. “

Potato

just been issued Here to Gregory . Dexter of

H. Thurber of New Orleans.

vance in the new method is in the mechanical handling of the roots.

sliced thin by' same ‘ things. machine, grated to a fine pulp. Lime water is added to precipitate out the pectin and harden the fiber, and first separation of the starch takes place Further sieving of the starchmilk i= carried out through a series of fine screens.

eliminating

Improves Starch

Patent New raseses Onst uf Salon Bammtie_ 0, ME ober {ol caw tvs ings satiny oo Bac 8 7%) Scientist Explains Extraction Method Davey Hook of Zanesville has just passed a milestone out here, lotger imprisuned bY Slleness ot Spectra Variations By DR. FRANK THONE | at the Institute for Logopedics in his fight out of the world of Pili lia Bini Aedprg roti] Suvios Science’ Service Biology Editor silence and into the world of ‘speech. He has just managed to pro-| Dost e may some day learn more

WASHINGTON, J u n e 20 Dounce every one of the 26 sounds] 'Sweet-potato starch of superior|©f the alphabet intelligibly. quality can be produced in four hours, as against the 72 required at present, by a new process on

{speech was unintelligible. ! Pleased By Progress

Principal ad-

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Institute authorities are doubly pleased by Davey’s progress, first are missing from his speech. because he’s such a swell boy and second because his success dram- Speech drill from Mrs. Virgil Bar- | atizes the possibilities for 4 mil-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Huck’ Passes a Milestone In Fight to Gain

Boy af Institute for Logopedics Learns fo Pronounce Sounds of Alphabet Intelligibly

WICHITA, Kas, June 29—This is a report for Aerie 302,

For an average seven-year-old, Ctr¢al. eggs and milk. that might not be much. But this| boy the Eagles sent out forlitke gore classes begin at 9 speech training under Dr. Martin 0'clock and in passing Dr. Pal-| which U.S. patent 2,442,807 has on "po. os been so handi- mers office he rey shouts, | |capped he had to spend two years ‘Good morning, Boss,” his affec-| lin the first grade because his tionate nickname for Dr. Palmer. His first lesson is with Forrest! {Hull, assistant director of the Institute, during which he is drilled in pronouncing the sounds which!

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is one of brightest youngsters we ever hav

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Magnetic

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erto unexplained {certain spectral 45 In white stars. The| spectral may be very

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Not just a star's temperature t and surface gravity, but also its his speech defect can be eorrected Magnetic Be he stated, affect land that he can be equipped to the star's spectrum. lead a normal constructive life! 0 "i starlight into its various parts growing up to be 3 fine and We that we learn which elements e Make up a distant star, estimate {how hot its various layers of

It is only by fanning out this

Dr. Babcock has proposed to | the American Astronomical So{ciety and Astronomical Society of the Pacific meeting here joint- | More than 150 model race carly that fluctuations of a star's ount for hithintensities of lines in some

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