Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1950 — Page 17

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n 4 | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. of an F-86 jet fighter | D t L t t | L { 15 (UP) — Francis Lindsay Lt. Fadi Ee B ified For ¥ on e e n- aws i won a $7500 damage suit Dubuque, Iowa. ' wy | today after he complained A Tees he lost 50 pounds as the re-

FE ————— Sears Official Ruin Happy Marriage | sult of a collision between

EFROYMSON’ oF “” { s auto and a garbage iv H - |. truek. S ere 37 Years: DEAR MRS. MANNERS: | Mr. Lindsay weighed 450

Funeral, services for Carl A.| I WAS ALWAY ounds before | the, id t. 221 W. ‘Washington St. Parr, 2046 College Ave., merchan-| 9 He fe party. BR iden i 0 ite S h "dise manager of Sears Roebuck Too much father-in-law. . pposite Statehouse - | & co. who died Wednesday, will I understood how “Mr. P.” felt when he wrote to you about be held at 1:30 3

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NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (UP) — #%¢% | being dominated by his father-in-law and working for him because Former Mavor W am O'Dwyer

his wife wants him to. jw as. granted a $6570.52 annual I dreamed and Manned, as all brides do, when. 1 ADAH Sion oF bs i 2 By RIN 5 TREY

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: a) {my father-in- law took over. § law's office, would he? And his SA A to become ambassador to / z . J Mr. Parr, af: SEES | My husband | wife, if she loves him, would | i y FROM native of Ham- pe land I built our soon forget how it looked when | Bo a m—— —————— i . HIGH RENT ilton County, gp little house on Jo. she looked at a happy man | [fi on DISTRICT . had been a resi- the spot where U setting out to do _the work he hl i 7 H \

dent of ‘Indian- my father-in-law © /7 HERE | wants to do.

» | AND SAVE $10.00 |apois ror 508A ME sia’ we aa Youre right about a woman IL ] ON_-N : years, . Mr. Parr everything - he eeling satisfaction from work- | Fhe rate fe Ty EW FALL nected with Sears-Roebuck & Co. said. I never felt ing out problems with her hus- V4 Fi = : band. She wants him on her TAN A

about 12 years. | the -satisfaction\.. OR | He was a member of the 2 woman gets

. the Downey Avenue Christian| from working ; : TOP Church and formerly was sup- Out problems of - ; sony ( ? : erintendent of that church’s married life with a : i he Sunday School. He held mem-| a husband. = TTT oe mde WiC] of lr berships in the Prospect Masonic: To “Mr. P.,” I QUICK-MIX RECIPE Woh YO u RS FO R A NEW FALL Lodge, Scottish Rite and the In-/say, you are still young enough Alphonse- Gaston? MOLASSE ALL-BRAN | © -

0 dianapolis Lions Club to start out on your own. Have ee boy 100% ALL-WOOL Survivors include his wife, Mrs. | children. Make your own life, No, Jean- Pierre MUFFINS | :

\/ A DIAMOND BRIDAL SET— C. DIAMOND BRIDAL SET— ; WORSTED ‘| Millie E. Parr; a son, Robert D.,| In time your wife and father. PARIS, Sept. 15 (UP)—Jean Ne aaing, ho, vay bre ick wayt A BLAMONDS. HK GOLD... $125 iauone. 1uk cow... $178 Champaign, Ill, and a daughter, ™ law will have greater respect! c , : : 9 . ‘ D. DINNER RING : ‘Mrs. Paul L. Locke, Indianapo- for you than they do now. And o> and Pierre Nicard arrived vp Kellogg's '3 teaspoon salt B. DIAMONE BRIDAL SY $100 . 9 DINNER RING. ik GOLD.......... $200 } . ¢ ly ; : at the entrance to a barber sho lI-Bran va cup New $1 DIA 8. 4 2-PAN S lis, and three nd three grandchildren. [Yourself have greater respect for at the same time. p % cup milk Orleans Molasses . E. LADY'S THREE-DIAMOND RING— $150 cup sifted flour 1 egg HK GOLD

“Mr. P.” couldn't make his Ya cup seedless wife happy if he stayed -un- the doorway. The framework baking soda raising

MRS. WISHFUL, After You.” said Coussy 1 teaspoon 2 tablespoons Sun 00SIer Farmers = sovmimmi bk TT ANE EE T, our F310 Your Then “they both started through Ya teaspoon

All Si : hh happy, could he? Already she's trembled and a pane of glass 1. Combine All-Bran and milk in OPEN AN ACCOUNT izes dl jt in dla d restless, but fails to see why. above the entrance came crashing , mixing bowl Made to Sell t He could pretend he was | down . on them, cutting both. * Ag Rn A Peek : fuk voliasie Tour Called Aid to happy, but not constantly. He | mir | Molasses, egg, shortening, raisins. | Or er ay for $55.00 could become resigned to his Netherland Off Bir only bk combed, . ’ International Ties fate and feel lke a martyr, |p 1 $ Wiles 3. Fill greased muftin pans % full or | ge Suit. bay wa low ve ’ » | | or pan bread spread in greased | weekly | OTTAWA, Sept. 15 (up) but he wouldn't be happy. [Reich Occupation Help | {Py bread sread in greased

JU. S. Ambassador Stanley Wood-| His wife wouldn't like a THE HAGUE, The Nether-| moderately hot oven (400°F.) 20 | ) martyr. \ ’t. R 7 {to 25 minutes. (Slightly longer for | ward told a group of Indiana) TEV TROP dow They pat lands, Sept. 15 (UP)--The Neth-| pen bread) Makes 13 medium | NEXT DOOR TO INDIANA THEATER farm men and women yesterday| STS e bac g- erlands is ready to “help the muffins, or 9 squares of bread. i their tour of eastern Canada was tOTe them when they aren't us- Western nations in the occupathe sort of mutual exchange that Ing them. None of us want as tion of Germany, members of America's most fam‘made U. S.-Canadian relations an husbands, wives or friends peo- Parliament were told today. ous {international model. | Plo emotionally maladjusted, | W. F. Schokking said the move fusstficiont "bulk or | He spoke at a luncheon for 220, unhappy and easy to walk on. might be requested as Western try a bowltul today! | Hoosiers touring Canadian farm “Mr. P” wouldn't have trouble nations expand their defense i § areas under sponsorship of the| forgetting how his name looked forces. | Indiana Farm Bureau. “It is this mutual exchange and, | understanding that has fostered : the excellent relations between | our country and Canada—a re-| | lationship that stands as a model| lin the commurity of nations,” | Mr. Woodward said. {| ‘The close interdependence of {the two nations is very apparent |in the field of agriculture. The, | two-way trade in farm products] {helps support both United States land Canadian agricultural pros- | perity.” The group will visit the Do- | minfon experimental farm here and tour agricultural areas of | Ontario and Quebec. Its leader is Glenn Sample, information director of the Indiana Farm Bureau.

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