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{would like very Imuch if she'd let { herself. He's my only good prospect and I'm more than fond of ‘him
_. | DEAR MRS. MANNERS:
MY MOTHER has given me a complex about marriage
| because she and my dad weren't happy.
I'm not an awfully pretty girl, Mrs. Manners, but I could get
| Mother has told me how men will
by if Mother would build up my confidence. I have a good figure nice eyes and hair. I also have a good disposition. People seem to like me, but Tm scared to death I won't please boys,. all because of Mother.
As long as I can we Truman May Delay
{trick me. She's told me not to
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One of my boy
He was very polite to her, and
| still is, but naturally he gives me | more attention than he does her. {She is beginning to tarn against {him,
She's saying about this nice boy
as she's said, sneeringly, about {other boy friends I've had—and lost—“He’ll never marry you.” I begin to think there isn’t a boy in the world who could posi8sibly be interested in me. What can I do about my! mother?
MISS E. You probably can’t do much
with your mother, but you can do- plenty about those complexes of yours.
You'll pick up all kinds of
phobias if you let yourself blame people for your inadequacies.
Gaining confidence takes
work. Make yourself into the best and most attractive person possible. Then ignore the changes impossible to make.
Your mother craves attention,
trying to get it from your boy friend, and from you by seeking your sympathy because her marriage failed. Ignore her when she’s bitter and babyish. She’ll try other ways to win your attention.
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LaPorte Democrat Named to Fair Board
John A. Craft, LaPorte, Demo-
crat, was named today by Gov. Schricker to a two-year term on the Indiana State Fair Board, isucceeding Perry Johnson, Atlanta. Gov. Schricker also reappointed’ two Republicans to two-year iterms—Mrs, Karolyn Holloway, Colfax, and Homer E. Schuman, Columbia City.
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Certain to Seek ‘Expanded’ Program By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press White House Reporter WASHINGTON, Dec. 27— President Truman will ask Congress for an “expanded” and higher tax program next year to meet mounting defense costs in countering Communist aggression, it was announced today. The request for new taxes probably will go to Congress a “few weeks” after the new 82d Congress convenes on Jan. 3, a high {source said. White House Press Secretary Joseph Short said Mr. Truman would make his tax recommenda-
time.” Matter of Timing Mr. Short said last night that he “doubted very much” that the President would make any requests for new taxes immediately after the new Congress convened. But it was obvious that the request for new taxes was a matter of timing. The request for the new taxes will be submitted after the Congress receives the State of the Union Message and the budget from Mr, Truman. He is now working on them. It is reported that the budget will provide for spending about $75 billion in fiscal 1952, chiefly for the Armed Forces. Mr. Short declined to answer other questions about details of the new tax program. Asked whether the President's new recommendations would in{clude a hike in personal income itaxes, Mr. Short declined to com- | ment. No Change Whatsoever’ A government official said, however, that there had been a misinterpretation of some of Mr. Short's remarks last night and there is “no change whatsoevef in the necessity for additional taxes or the intention of the President to ask for them.” He said that while the new tax program would go to Congress a “few weeks after it convenes on Jan. 3, there is less urgency in getting a tax measure to Congress after the first of the year than there was during the lame duck session. He said Mr. Truman will assure the public of his desire to pay as much as possible of the cost of the defense program as we go along.
‘Evidently Santa Claus Was Responsible
The spirit of Christmas prevailed over the week-end, and children throughout the city were “good little tykes.” That was the report from Juvenile Court today after a holiday week-end in which only one case was referred to the court. “From five to eight children are referred to us on an average week-end, Chief Probation Officer Charles Boswell said today. The one case was that of a 13-year-old girl who had run away from home because, “my daddy and mummy don’t like me.” Her father is 70, and her mother 38. Her only Christmas gift came after she was admitted at the juvenile center. She was given perfume and a box of cosmetics she said, “I'm so proud.”
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alter 6 Funeral service Friday the JAbove funeral
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Monday, Puneral In EA 2310 Ww. Washington St. Burial Crown is Friends may call at mortuary. TR Tn Wililam Kenneth, of 8t., h Gr Tove, Puneral notice later. & SONS L 1424 Troy Ave. Beach Grove, after 7 p. m. Wednes-
HARMON-— of _ Boro de Harmon,
Cross Cemetery. at the funeral home,
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IRVING Friends
HL ‘any time «ida Gress, Me of Dr. I Miss Ines
Dr. . R. “Gr g of Grose, ana Dr. Edwin E. Gress of Thornaway Wednesday.
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PAnna. of Ld W. 31st St. Ye mother
ankert, P Necieely and
Burial Washington h Frances iNe- . Talbot, passed ¢c, 25, Fune ial from BLACK XN. Me
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Ta ei age 85, be-
" Lucille HorpaJ passed away p Hi in Vincennes, Ind. m.. a the
P! 537 Burial Glenn Haven Cemete r 3:
p.
BRIGGS—Zourie M., age 55, wife of ordon F. Brisgs. mother of Peter o Bases, 8 Jintel of
i ' Mrs. bation; Mrs, Dale assed a
Tuesday at residence, “1424 Rockville rvices Anursaay, 2:30 p. m., E, 4925 Ww
at the
m. Wednesday
BRIGHAM—Neal Dow. 3 8. Har. USD, nd
Friends ay Joa at mortu-
of New
A beloved husband of of Lois Clark, Ik. 3 DSth.
day - at home in New Beth:
DARROW—CHRTistopher C., 3818 Cenather of Mar-
any
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ter
Harr Ruel Thursday. 8 50.
at the mor. a rs Nora, er of Mts. Leo Res. on.
AWA esEe may call at
fter 4 iday,
or Yom fune ral home; *% a. “m. ‘St. “Philip's Neri Church.
FORSYTH--Sarah E., age 75, 6908 E Washi! t
3aton Rouge, iren and one
neral services Thursday, 3 SHIRLEY B
Pu-
ay, . m, from IRVING HILL E. Washington. Burial
T¢ years, widow mother of Irene
veloved hushan a Ene iarmon; two TARGehigeon: assed away Monday, Bee home, 30 N, Lin
wood ELL
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ell "aaier 5 Nashville, Tens. SEAT Bose TA:
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og Unibora~ the 1 hs "es 2s Tos in our ftiehas, ne neighbors and Relatives a be shove Qes-
Myry Riossd BY any Prut ge, 552 te 1: os Tn. gg the Se CENTRAL | Ads received before 9:25 A. M. will Crown Hill Cemetery. call at the chapel any time. Lada Eriche Las
Low -Bn and Titian Bick. passed 8
m, 11. Priends invited. OWEN-—Hugh, age 64, 317 Leeds, hus-
servic Totnes, © the passing of our wife and ARLOTTE MAE LONG.
Xinois St. Burial
of any Bytehéson, hy ‘of Wille och yy es0n
Friends may call at “the JOR: 'NERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th Wednesday. Fu28 32 m.
rge J. passed away at
MAYER—Geo! his home, 2030 N, Alabina st.
a e Seima Maye. both
Quinn g Louise Frederic hin mer of nl nd. and great-gran 4 Suzann Mayer and Robert J. Hedding Jr. Puneral services will be held at the Falrelew Presbyterian Church, Friday at 3 p. tends
m MORTUARY Wednesday evening, Thursday and until noon Priday. | S——— The body will lie in Jae at the
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church from 1 to 3 m, Friday. Interment will be ar Crown Hill Cemetery.
MeCANN—George H., age
husband of Elizabeth E.. father of
Jimmie H, McCann of Indianapolis, passed away Monday apternaon, neral services 10 Thursd from SHIRLEY BROTHERS" CEN. TRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois 8t, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time.
Dec. 28, at MOORE & IRK. NORTHEAST CHAPEL. 2530 Station
Burial at Palestine,
band of Mabel Owen. and father of
Mrs, Virginia Grey and Douaid cat ate DORSEY FUNERAL ical a le HOME. 3023 E. New York St. Pyneral | {CA
Thursday at : funeral home.
Burial Washington P: PHILLIPS Joseoh B., 5136 Washi -
on Blvd, husband of
Dor, father of Miss Dorothy L Philips
and brother of Mrs, Ida Good, Co= passed Away Tuesda
lumbus, Ind: Service: FLANNER E. BUCH ANAK
MORTUARY, Thur 2 Friends In {nvited. Friends may Salt =
BAY Iai Agnes, age 60, 141 inden t.. sister of Mrs. Nettie passed away Monday
REVELL Glenn T. (Bert) of 2855 Park Ave,; entered into rest Monday: evening, age 57 years, husand of Jay C. Reve
. Michig fi] riends are welcome. Burial
L . PF. Cemetery, Saklandon. Ind.
SCOTT — Lula Elizabeth,
mother of Amber Scott of Frank:
lin, Ona Chasteen of Cumberland, Carl Scott of Shoals, Glenna Glass burn, Bargersville, and Earl Scott of Whiteland: half sister of William Homer Crawford, Dugger, passed [13 now located i on suire Sih Gib 1 away Tuesday morning, Services at J. C. LSON FUNER ME in
may call at the funeral he home. SEEHAUSEN—Emma, age 82, 742 N.
DeQuincy, beloved wife of Rev,
Ferdinan Ww, ausen, mother
hausen, sister of Mrs. Emilie
Mallen: Winnetka, Iii, an War
Evanston, Hl. Tufieral
atge, services Thursday, 11:30 a from
BROTHERS IRVING HI
CHAPEL, 5371 E, Washington St. Burial at Bethania Cem cago. Friends may call sat the
in a (Madison, ease
an Elkhart Ts, WINSLOW-—-Harol Ave, age 70, hi Lou Winslow, brother of Allen inslow, ine,
+ 47 Johnso! usband of Settle
rn, away Monday um, Funeral Thursay. on BROS." IRVING HILL C 5377
A HAPEL, E. Wash. Burial Glassgow Cemetery, Glassgow, Ky. Priends may call at mortuary,
3 Card of Thanks BAUDENDISTEL—The faniily of the
peloved ¥ BAUDENDISTEL wishes to BY ha
Relghbors for their we buses
Imps y and other. courtesies exnded.
Fun sisted in s0 many way
ays. THE FAMILY.
BROWN-—We wish to thank our kind
neighbors, friends and relatives for essions of sympathy, lovely floral erings and other courtesies exthe passing of our de-
nded a voted husband and jathes ANV N. We also wish to thank Rev. Floyd Smith fo
r his comforting message,
the organist and Shirley Brothers Mortuary for tactful and anderstands ng services,
WIFE ann CHILDREN,
! “We wish to express our heart
LANE thanks® and appreciation to
friends, neighbors, relatives and to al who exte end ded sie lovely Sowers, or
and e thou pRerul He dness in
our, pou e passing df our beloved
OSALIE LAY,
With qual | Abpreciation we especially wish to th Roy Con bis consoling ‘message, Grinstiener's Puneral Home and to all who assisted us in fo many
nverse ior
WAYS. THE TAMILY.
LONG—We wish -to ea cere thanks to our lends. 2 bors, relatives and to all who ex-
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Moore attendants and ti
7 N I and FAMILY. ‘We are de Ix 4 Jrateful
SHEWMAN— d Nish bo Send SE re! de exSympathy and Jor the lovely bouau er courtesies
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t the sudden passing of our darling daughter nd eter. AN. An th al gin rerit; ae espeandl wish °% a PE
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and to all’ “ho assis many "i R.
and MRS. HEWMAN and FAMILY,
WELTON--We wish to express our thanks and
appreciation to
sympathy
beautiful oa ens extended et and passing of wife and Mother,
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LOST — Overnight case, personal property, Sat. night vic. Gillman Shoe Store. Reward. 1224 Park. LI6185 after 6 p. m
"NURSE'S small watch: shock proof, leather strap. Reward. BR-7998. LADY'S sHamiiton wrist Wakeh. with spledel band, lost. Liberal reward
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Ben Davis Tavern, 6304 W. Washing- | es!
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one ‘A Sorisimas and Prosperous , Tavern--Proprietors Melyi a Elwood gay sekin,
she: Season's a to friends and
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5 AM Christmas, and | 8nd Happy Now ow Year WoW sists fon.
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Carson Service | Station, 5S Blut, 51." 's Pure Oil | Service Station, 201
tomers Shason 4 ree tings.” tr . pnd, Fo on
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Dilek, Farry W.. 1021 Lemcke Bldg. ~9238, wi » es all
- pian dard Service, 3106 Mer
Ferris Market extends Season's reet! Best
Seti
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No Savial no lobster! Sood
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Gates Phatmaey, 103 1039 3 Fairfield, Ti iA many Triends and tines
Gab ro ral Merry Christmas and Happy
8 A ey Christmas the a Happy
8 to bri erties Service.
Industrial Heat Treating & Metalurflea Ce., 2131 Si iheastern Ave,
© WA-2468, rien jomers Rew Your, y Christmas and .
Be Jockey Club, 3215 E. Michigan, ¥ R00. foie’ Happy Holiday
5046 E. New York, IR-8304, Beason" s Greetings, friends
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Karns’ Marathon Servies, 3180 1 Shelby Bt. sa ays:
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{Martin's Cafeteria (Vina Martin, Prop.), 3106 E, Wash. St, wishes her customers snd friends Prosperity All Thru 1951.
Mikesell, L. V., | 050 E. Wash. IR3275, Plumbing, wishes his oustomers and friends a Merry Xmas and Happy New Yea | Marcum Resal | Mother. 51 Canalis, 0013. wishes to their cusmen Merry &mas—Happy New ear
Midwest Magnetic Inspection 3 In 2131 Northwestern Ave 2468, wishes friends and on a Melxy Christmas and a Happy SAT,
New old, Tralls Cabinet Co., 5620-20 ash. St. BE-8011 wish to extend poh “Greetings to friends and customer:
Osborne's Shell Sere Service, 3740 B. 38th Bt. extends Season's Greetings to | all their friends & customers.
| _son’s Greetings. to all.
i —Pe Basham’ 3 Service § ig y wishes all ers tmas sad 4 Hangs ‘51.
Pierson’s Market—Walt and Bert, A-4021. says Merry Christmas, friends and customers, Merrier 1951 with Pierson's Mark a
| Pllarim Publishing House Church d Sunday Sehool supplies. BE 0 St, MA-6481, extend season's Sreetings fo fo everyone,
Professional Pharmacy, 6 a7 E 38th St. HI-7543, wishes its many friends - and Lustomers a Happy Holiday Season
Rave's Seryiee, 3802 Kenwood, says a very try Xmas to friends, customers, “Happier 1951 with bis service,
St. Regis Beauty Sho 2 B. 14th, RI-025¢. Georgia ey, owner,
wishes Merry iB oad. Happy New Year everyone,
ad Chick en nner. appy New Year. Bring friends smile es, a parties. vd Realtor, I wishes to ex Season's to his many {friends and customers. A merrier "51 from “Schisia. ahh Service Station Employees wis! extend Season's G to 1 a friends. 1150 Tr Ave.
Ww. a I oa QGreetings to all of thelr patrons. Schaefer's M,
Ni ern, WA-8404. Says Christ
Thetby Saies Rohet les Book Co, The, 517 1iAthens ie, | iter x Japes, man.
rae nay customers. TS EIeeting uare Radiator Ww. lorris, FR-8667. ke lL 2 es Rervane 2 8 Merry Xmas und Happy
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2035 N. Heridian, . - his customers “A Merry So mas and Happy 'SL."
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Tasle r's Service Sat 2. E Bloyees, 1823. spect “w on each
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Tete ost Clothes Wh the man. when. Teter makes the clothes ." 604 State Trader's Point Foner! Point, Indiana, co! 55 We wish ou & Merry Xm Ha) Li Pd ear. Jimmie Olive Todd's Twenty Seventh St. or 12 27th, WA-0803 Greetings friends, customers, May we cone tinge your patronage in 1951. W. __K Todd.
Tonv's Restaurant, 343 3 345 Virginia Ave. s Greetings, friends and {oi Better eating in “51 81 at Tony's.
Und terwood Tranater Ceo.. 719 Virginia exteiids _ 8 Season's Gredtings 0 friends an tomers. May we serve you in ‘S51.
—f— Vanee's Masath on Service Station,
igan. We -wish you a Merry L Christmas and a Happy 51,
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Wasion Autos Servier, Wiliol Waizen.
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