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Show J V a " Y& f OJdi WEDNESDAY. MAT II. A DAILY HERALD Setf ice- Connected Divorces In Maiority In Los Angeles ly JEAN EB VINO j United Press Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES Divorce filingsVih Los Angeles, now .made at -thexjrste.ot approximately 120 a, are ine resun ox a snv-olous. snv-olous. attitude toward marriage, feouaty authorities contend. Convinced that the wartime quality tt cupid's arrow Is inferior, in-ferior, authorities reveal that most of the women- seeldng aid from 'I their offices are servicemen's I L wives. "Women have come to consider. divorce as modern, and therefore sensible," Edwin Franke, chief ad viser of the Legal Aid Assxu, said. , - Seek Allotment Belief "The tendency to rationalize-all of their actions, coupled with the prosperity of the period, is re sponsible in a large sense for the default of many marriages.?1 Revealing that the government is taking steps to reimburse sold iers who figure in plural mar- riaees ; Involving all o t m e nt a Franke said that a manner 01 suits are being filed on behalf of servicemen who nave not uvea with their wives "for several years but suddenly, find themselves named for allotments. One case resulted from a chance meeting of two servicemen at a desert training 1 center. During their conversation, one man said he had been . married four years but had not lived with his wife for a long time. He said he had no children, yet his wife had sought an allotment for herself and two children. Named Same Woman Sympathetically, the older sold ier said he was in the same pre dicament. He added he had been married for only three years. The coincidence of . their -situation amazed them. The! allotments, they discovered, were going to the same woman. Another soldier in vAfrica re ceived a letter from .his wife telling tell-ing him she didn't love him any more ; and had found somebody else with money. - The wife cau tioned him not to cut off the al lotment, however, because she said she was going to have a baby and needed the money to pay tne hos pital bill. There is also record or a girt who collected $40,000 In allot ments and insurance. She married mar-ried nothing but fliers and cashed in on her shrewd calculations of fatality averages. KLO Ogden KOVO Provo KEUB Price KVNU Logan KSUB Cedar City INTER MOUNTAIN NETWORK RATION CALENDAR t S 4 T 10 II 11 IS 14 If 141 If IB ! 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GASOLINE A-ll ' coupons remain valid through June 21. -SHOES Airplane stamps No. 1 and No. 2 In book three remain valid in- COURTMARTIAL POSTPONED SANTA ANA. Calif., May 31 (HE) Army courtmartial for Capt. Morrison J. Wilkinson. Washing ton, D. C, 28-year-old former Fly ing Tiger charged with seven sex offenses in one week, today was postponed until June. WHAT'S OH THE AID TODAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 KOVO 1240 S:lfFront Tat -.45IMuio :li KDYL KUTA KSL , 1320 570 1160 H. V. Kaltenbtfro ILon RnSr IS&nimy Ky (Newroom I iMora'd th T.atut Imports Glass Dr. Chrlstlsn Plv star News 'l&'awa 'Cecil Brown BUSINESS FUNNY We keep the bass drum around in case we run out of ammunition!' 1 , . : : Ophir, incorporated, town ; of -.! 1 V.J . persons in the 1940. census. 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PAT, rr 1 .0 f-- J Pfr "DGAR MARTIN BBBBBBBBSSBBBBtrSZI m n 1 r 1 -WASH TUBBS VMie-sallallaslWaltHsaseHfltaMMjLaXllltl By ROY CRANE " isToRTUNAT ft ff TH0SE WILL BB :?v6REO BV THERE ARE PEW xVv U)?EROU5 CROSSRRE FROM 1 BEACHES SUITABLE tN. OUft CONCRETE EMPLACEMENTS ! A , FOR ENEMV LANPW6 XJ: .Jiitn N THE rSLANP. VU,x ( " TiPVilil TH0SE PEW.NEMV BOMBERS EACH MORN IN& AT PAWN LATELY , CAPTAIN.... PUMV AtTEMPCS TO 6L0VM 0UG WORK, LIEUTENANT f YE.6,W1THSO LITTLE TlrAE TO " PREPARg: AGAINST ATTACK . THE JOS WE ARE POINd 6 MAGNIFICENT.! I 00 WT eNW THE MEN WHO t TRY TO COWS Ar?R5. ON K "Would you please be kind enough lo yell 'Timber!' here-, here-, after?" DETAIL FOR TODAY! ; Corpuscle I QorirairDa FlIwAmGE CO Upstairs Above The Academy Theater 48 North Univ. Ave. . - Phone SlSrW When a soldier is greeted with, "Hello, CORPUSCLE," he has two stripes on his arm, for that is Army English tor 'corporal. A corporalcy may be given to a soldier sol-dier for -many and diversified dutiesmail du-tiesmail clerk, company clerk. Jeep-driver, cook, gunner, mechanic, mechan-ic, just to name a few. The WACs call a corporal a "Junior Leader," which the soldiers frown upon. They think: "(censored) , . . two stripes is a corporal, WAC or no WACJ Give tis the lusty 'Hello, Corpuscle' any day!" THIS CURIOUS WORLD 0 LflPfl V A QUADRUPLETS maybe PRODUCED BYAfil&toWVr- 1 I. TWO PAIRS OF IDENTICAL TWINS, ' Z, IDENTICAL. TRIPLETS AND AN EXTRA. 3.1DENTICAL. TWINS 1 AND TWO UNLIKE EXTRAS. !; .. . i ..ii tt. ah incvmAt iaKALUUrlua.B tf-r, 1 -r- K C TKO&S ARE AUVE AFTER V 1HEY CKOAKf"l0 K 4..D.BLOTT, , T. kVftEO. tt. ft. PAT. Of HAS ABOUT -ONE-HALF AS MUCH PULL ON THE TlOES - AS DOES THE .A MOON NEXT: mere Bsh diets are a jbwsi. T J CTAHN CRASH yiCTDtf jS AN DIEGO, CaLMay (UE) --Nary officers today Investigated a Saturday night xrshof a. liberator lib-erator bomber, at Cantp Kearney, CaMf., auxiliary aiy fld which killed three officers ad four en listed men. : I Dead include Lt, obctt Pugan, RichfietdV irtah. SIDE GLAN Tl ; ... v C0". leii SY wtA StUVICt. we. T. H IW.U4 MT.arr-. "Yoli know very well the tall one is! the better lookingj Why do I always have to be the one who's patrioUcr . 4 Herald Wnt Ads Bring.Res A Art ' .5:" |