Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1950 — Page 6

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THE GIRL I went steady with off and on for two years and won't go with me now tries to!

I don’t want to leave her‘alone. But I will if I make up my mind.|jjre I had one date with her after, we broke up. She broke a date to go out with me but later told everybody she went with me because there wasn't anybody else

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MAKE people look up to you, not down on you, “Confused.” i It makes me feel good to see someone man enough to let these J older women preying on- him know how he feels. It’s pretty hard to ignore these women for they go around 11 en;

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