Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1950 — Page 6

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“For Korean Fighters

£ to- . veterans’! : a is SHiend Nl Velera in} I'M ABOUT to lose the friendship of a grt 1 Teel Ike a brother Sights, th en to, becatise of her husband's lies. Korea is being prepared by the American Legion. When he steps out on her he tells her he's been with me,

Staff members of the ‘national I've let him get away with it rather than hurt his wife,

legislative and national rehabili- Brew up with her, She's a fine girl, tation commissions of ‘the Legion, Now she is beginning to pin me down. I haven't been out with ibus bill to, {her husband on the nights she are preparing an omnibus |asks about. She knows I lie when| Women in love believe what | provide such-legistation; National 1 ta) Fier Where “they “want “to believe. They'd Commander George N. Craig an- we were, She ac- . rather blame people for influ nounced, |cuses r= of be- our. | encing their husbands than - Scores of bills to provide G1/ing a bad influ- W blame their husbands. The girl's henefits for Korean fighters have ence on him in- $407, “| love for her husband is much = heen filed in Congress since the stead of putting stronger than her affection for crisis began, Mr. Craig said. The the blame on her +3 | You, a long-time friend. You | Legion is hoping to develop them husband, where § can’t win, into an orderly program under|it belongs. Women do talk and one law. i 1 don't dares | wouldn't be ‘pleasant for " GIs. In Korea already have take precautions gossip wound its way many benefits, Legion officials W!th my own wife. Maybe she'd sccuse said. marriage and tell of philandering » n actually he m

my wife the ou'd been to. erry-go- | ; 5 These. include free malling priv-| y : ges dni | strai ht of it for hier and the ehil- | 3 Nr RR £14 4 Jury, enthn: "oli Go Ww RAW Woh 3 HEE opps pnd th. er. and. the o or ‘

benefits “at “war-time insurance aik i I don’t want my wife ates are gue ou Boge i Cottons: STYLED RIGHT MADE CTH PRICED RIGHT! rates; National Service life in-| sip; so how could y a WAPATORT DRONRCHO from TOFe: LL ILA SLAG ARLE HE) pe GUARANTEED to Wash and “Wear! Reat~Hegd-st he |

closure on mortgages and other more than she’s hurt already. Warn the man you'll tell ie i hdd Class" Fashions for Golden Rule Days! ¢

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financial obligations: re-employ- PUZZLED PAL Ly the truth. If that doesn’t

ment rights, and benefits for per-| You ARE a bad influence. You" | | stop him, though I think it will, sonnel disabled in Korean service. made bad ‘matters worse by | and his wife questions you, tell rm ——— { covering up the man’s edpers. | her you weren't with him.

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