Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1946 — Page 7
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Girls at Home Might Learn
From Japs, Hoosier Says
* WILLIAM McGAFFEN
"TOKYO, Japan, May 7.—
ny Foreign Correspondent Do you see
any traits - in ~Japanese
{ which you think American girls might well copy? The answer seems to be “yes”
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interviewed on Tokyo streets by and Stripes, | issue of the army paper.’ T. 3d Gr, Charles G, | Connersville, Ind., sticks lout with: | sald of both sides. American girls are wonderful, but some of them
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Matheus, | neck “There's something to be
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A philosophic is
altitude
{closed “by ‘T. 4th gr, Grabert, Bovertown, Pa.: {girls have the reputation of
as given by eight T. Is w from the Stars Is appeared in today's
Gerald R. |} “Japanese || stick- '
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could copy the { Ing to their men. They seem more docility of the § | co-operative outwardly, American Jabanese.'1 guess 3 | girls take too much for granted-w rt a rE err a EY some of our girls \ | But they seem to fet il, so we 8 Vagonia Uvenne INOIRARPOLI would ‘like to be { must like it that way.” placed on a ped- Coprright, 19468, by The 1ndianapolis Times | estal.” ] go and ry e- Chi ioago Dail New Jin - Pfc. Don Bock- | | OPEN OPEN man, Aurora, Ill, |
stands up for Mr. McGaffin He says: girls are all right done any pepsona but I don
American girls, these Japanese not that I've research to speak of,
see that they have anything Amer- |
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ican girls don't have, and more of.”
| “Japanese girls think
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Just a Suggestion .
On the other hand, Sedman 1-cl
Ill, more’ than the do They ‘always serve the mer instead of themselves—bu don't get me wrong. That's suggestion for improvement.” The sternest
Earl T. Levine, Peoria,
man women
first,
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criticism of Ameri-
of a | back
can girls is that of Marine Pfc Wayne Wilberg, Price, Utah, who declares: “Faithfulness—that’s one thing our women could learn. I know a lot of guys that got ‘Dear John [letters. Obedience—that's anothe: | When their men telk them to d something, Japanese women snag to.”
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{them just as they are. Another vote for the American : i gal is cast by Pic. Morgan Williams, { Scranton, Pa., who says: “1 don {think American girls hate much {to learn Take this business of waiting on men first. Who
A champion of American woman hood is T. 4th gr. Harlowe Swarth out, Ludington, Mich., who thinks “American women spoiled and I like 'em just that way, want & girl to act like an not like she felt inferior-—it you ‘something to work on. I wouldn't change 'em.” Not Spoiled Gr, Arnold Wash., says: “Well, girls. aren't spoiled~ for but they're . too
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one trait All in all,
they'd copy the 1 guess we'd better
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