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Dear Manners: «
“1 would like to know if there are any evening
home planning or something along that line. no such classes, perhaps you would
You're wise to learn to cook.
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If there are PROSPECTIVE BRIDE. A very new bridegroom might be |
amused at kitchen ignorance but a sengé of humor, and romance, don’t |
thrive on a gnawing stomach. I-
light an oven:
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sat home in tears. ‘ thi read “remove veins, clots and ‘stuff’ ” Nothing may happéh to her
knew a man who laughed about olater he scowled over his restauShe planned to bake
She called him during an office conference to ask what other “stuff” the book meant. A cook book brought reconciliation.
Call the community center in
' courses offered. - 2 ; The Red Cross sponsors 15 nutrition classes, Call LL 1441 for Information. Marian College has homemaking classes scheduled for | |
January. You can enroll next semester in to meet from 7 to 9:15 p. m. on
Relationship will be taught on Thursdays at 4 p. m. and Nutrition
on Tuesdays at 4 p. m.
The Gas & Coke Utility (MA. 4421) plans a series of four weekly
your meighborhood te ask about |
Butler Clothing Construction Class Tuesdays and Thursdays. Family
cooking lectures for bridles after Jan. 1. Baking breads; pies and cakes
and cooking meats will be taught.
Technical and Manual Training High Schoels conduct dressmak-
ing classes open to you.
‘My Parents Don't Like My Boy Friend’
I HOPE you can help me. I am a girl of 17 and like a boy that is 23.) 1 love him very much and he loves me too. He wants to get married as. thon has nerve enough to try to find out whether these other gals ‘can kiss: as nicely as you can. After all, if there's anything better he My problem is that my parents do not like him at all. They think | doesn’t want to miss’ it—being a man. he is too old for me. I don’t think so. I am punished and forbidden to see him or talk to him. I definitely cannot date him to their knowledge. dently hadn't found a better kiss I don’t—that is where I get punished when they catch me with him. I see him every night when I am allowed out. What should 1 do about seeing him with my parents feeling the way they do about every-
soon as I afh 18 and I do too.
thing?
MISS Y., Indianapolis.
Don’t miss the fun of being 17—date several boys. Maybe your parents would let you see the boy if they knew you gave up marriage.
GOP Lays Prices To Truman Budget
Federal - ‘Waste’ Charged by Taber
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (UP)— Economy-minded Republicans today renewed their charges that admin- | istration spending policies are large-| ly to blame for current high prices. Criticism of federal expenditures was voiced by leaders of both houses as the 51 GOP Senators were called to a party conference to talk over President Truman's anti-in-flation program. | Chairman John Taber (R. N. Y.),! of the House Appropriations Committee, said he had new evidence that government agencies are wasting the taxpayers’ money.
He singled out the State Depart-{universe and that non-human ob-
ment’s international information program for special denunciation, and promised further budget cuts for “wasteful and inefficient” bureaus. Mr. Taber's blast came .in the wake of a Senafe Republican Policy Committee statement listing government spending as “an important cause” of high prices. : Reflect Taft Views / The statement, which reflected the views of committee chairman Robert A. Taft (R. O. said Mr. Truman could cut down on the outlays “if he had the slightest interest in doing so.” Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott (R. Mich.), of the House Banking Committee called for a slash in federal spending to offset the effects of the foreign aid program on the U. 8. economy. : Other congressional developments: FOREIGN AID: Shipments to France, Italy and Austria under the $597,000,000 stop-gap aid bill may be delayed by a legislative oversight. : The Senate foreign relations committee, in approving the measure, failed to give the Reconstruction Finance Corp. the authority to begin spending at once instead of waiting for a regular congressional appropriation. Committee sources sald a correc-| tive move would be made when the bill goes to the Senate floor Monday, but they agreed that critics of the bill might seize upon the technicality to delay action. GEN. MEYERS: The Army judge advocate general's office is studying the testimony of Maj. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers (ret) to determine whether official action should be taken. Army authorities, it was said, are examining Gen. Meyers’ story to Senate investigators about a flveyear romance he said he carried on with the wife of his chief accuser, B. H. LaMarre. When the
Army recently refused Gen. Meyers’ |
request for a court martial, it indicaed that it might take action later if circumstances warranted. BANK CREDIT: The Administration may ask Congress for authority to restrict the lending power of the nation’s banks as an anti-
‘He Wouldn't Marry Any Girl’ -
1 AM A MOTHER of 34 and have a daughter of 17. I have worked offered for new brides or “brides-to-be” in homemaking or hard to buy a home and have it now, I am iw love with a fellow but
It seems like all he thinks about My daughter wrote to you and
he has told me he wouldn't marry any girl because he was in the . “dumps” and hurt pretty bad when his wife left hin{ for a good: friend know of a cooking class. of theirs and adopted his two boys. He won't introduce me to his mother. I quit my job where he works so he could get a boss job.
is work, his car and money, I liked the answer you gave her.
Po you think I should sell my home and go back to Ohio” with my daughter? I don't think he will ever have the courage to marry, He said once if anything happens to his mother he would marry again. for years. Let me know what I should do
AN UNHAPPY MOTHER, Indianapolis.
What do you want with a man without courage? If his mother
other Hoosiers?
i ing single. died he probably would find another excuse for remain i | You're wasting your time but why go back to Ohio—aren't there
For a woman with enough ambition and intelligence to get a home you aren't showing good sense. The mat evidently isn't very
interested or is under his mother"
s wing. If he did marry you he
probably would seek shelter with her.
' Husband Who Likes to Kiss the Girls
1 HAVE a few words for “Injured,” who wrote you Nov. 14 about her
husband kissing other girls when he drinks. They are these.
You're not injured, honey—you're luckier than my wife. I like to kiss {the other girls even when I'm not drinking. Better be glad that you
| (apparently) are the only one your husband Kisses when he isn" drinking.
When he kisses other girls after he has a couple of drinks maybe
But as long as he doesn’t kiss
‘em when he isn't drinking he evithan you are furnishing. : A HUSBAND.
Had you ever thought that your wife might feel like kicking your
shins after watching the love-maki
enough to react properly to your caresses—when you feel generous.
Send questions, problems and constructive comments to Mrs. ManDon’t you think you want to marry mainly to escape discipline? |ners, The Times, 214 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis.
Perfect Type Belief of Man Meyers Admits Exploded by Scientist
Stronger Sex Described as ‘Parasite of Minor
Planet’ Before Philosophical Society
By PAUL F. ELLIS, United
Press Staff Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21 (UP)—Man’s belief that his earth is the center of the universe and that he is the perfect specimen of creation
|are only “illusions,” Prof. Robert L. Schuyler contended today. He told the autumn meeting of the American Philosophical Society could be bought on a free market that man on earth has always had a “subconscious vanity” and has| Under questioning Gen. Meyers
refused to believe that he is cosmically unimportant.
Dr. Schuyler, Gouverneur Morris |
False Affidavit
ng of Cornel Wilde? But she’s nice
Senators Take Up Oath About Car
(Continued From Page One) freeze order on which ‘&utomobiles
admitted, however, that it was not {true that "Aviation
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Electric had]
y ja|We are at the apex of creation, nought the car before the freeze De or ot Cugmsia 8, 4 there is no satisfactory order became effective. He agreed “parasite of a minor planet’ —one | 0851s for this belief, which appears that he signed the affidavit conof many billions of planets. {to be nothing more than an in-|taining the false statement, but he {stance of wishful thinking and a added that he thought the form was Tagen for Gravied delusion of grandeur.” mere routine and paid no atten-
. “During almost the entire course Types of Grandeur | of man's experience he has taken ype {ton fo it. it for granted that he occupied
deur are individual, national, racial test; ; Ss i a central position in the physical | [testimony about the car was “just
and human racial. not so.” He said he arranged to
bei | “The remedy,” he said, “is the|get it but did so only to accommojects. and. beings sed attri-|epirit of humility. Morally ‘ wise! date LaMarre, who had told him
butes lo lis own,” he said. /men of science and philosophy have he said, that he needed a car. “This illusion has been the recognized the necessity of humility] Mr, LaMarre had testified that greatest of all his illusions, and the for -the acquisition .of knowledge mrs Meyers frequently used the most pregnant of its consequences.” and the attainment of serenity.” |blue Cadillac. But the general said He said “we can no longer believe| Humility, according to Dr. his wife told him she used the car that we are literally at the center Schuyler, is a virtue to which man only once—to go to.a store—and it of the universe, as was believed pays only “lip service.” {“stalled and I .went over and got by everybody down to about 10{ “There are some modest indi- her in my own car.” years ago.” |viduals in our race,” he said, “and! Garage records in the subcom“But, Dr. Schuyler said, “it is|we should rejoice at their pres-!
| {mittee’s possession showed the blue still possible for us to believe that ence.” p x Cadillac was frequently in use here.
ve TUT = land Mr. LaMarre had said he wa: ‘Clean- J Grou ‘Rebekah Belles to Give not in Wario pi the a. wa lp p ‘Follies Revue’ Nov. 29!
he eith ig Chappell Rebekah Belles Will pre-|goctric nrmr ope, vandalia, O
“ no electric firm or profited from it, inBars Phone Calls sent a “Follies Revue” at 8 p. Mm. 'sisting his only interest was to sec {Nov. 29 in the Red Men's Hall. the LaMarres profit, | Features will include Emmy Lou)
He said the types of such gran-| Gen, Meyers said Mr. LaMarte's|
Gen. Meyers repeated deniats that |
| Meridian St.
followed the “clean-up” meeting of | the Woman's Department Club and |
fact - finding committee, prompted the club to stop taking | information via phone calls. i The fact - finding spokesman said the group will be | glad to receive information if it is written. * Plan Careful Study Letters regarding laxness of law! enforcement or criminal prosecu- | tion may be addressed to 1702 N.| They will be studied | and investigated and -incorporated| into an over-all survey, said. Ohe member, whose name was| published at the time of the meet- | ing, said she has received over 100 telephone calls. Many are anonymous and others “crank” calls, she said. The volume of calls has made it impossible to take action on specific cases which were turned in by phone. “We are glad of course to see the,
surge of crime in our city,” spokes-| men said. f Must Be in Writing “Because we want to give full con-| sideration to each report, we want! them to be in writing.” . The fact-finding committee grew qut of a citizens meeting at which | more than 70 organizations were) represented. It is now investigating city records to determine reasons
inflation measure.
for lack of prosecution known
| Treasury Secretary John W. criminals,
Bnyder and Chairman Marriner S.
Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board New Comet Discovered
reportedly will go beforé the “joint Congressional Economic Committee on Tuesday to outline the program. Mr. Snyder was expected to reiterate his appeal for holding taxes at their present levels. FOOD PROGRAM: - House members were cautious in their comments on the administration's new food plan under which the U. 8. would “underwrite” placed by needy nations in other foreign countries. According “to the proposal, this country would urge others to increase their farm output and guarantee that the produce would be bought if needy nations défaulted. Many “Congressmen
would force the U. 8. to “feed the WAGE-HOUR: Chairman Samuel
its January session. He said he
encies” of the present law. Mr. “conclude its five-week hearing on
food orders)
By Jap Star-Gazer |
bright new comet has been found by a Japanese star-enthusiast. Of the ninth magnitude, just faintly visible with good binoculars, it was spotted in: the southern constellation of Hydra, the Water Monster, not. visible until early morning. It
discoverer, according to the Tolly! Word of the comet was cabled to Harvard College - observatory here, clearing house for such information in the Western Hemisphere. -
Armour Urges Arabs To Accept Partition
Assistant Secretary of State Norman Armour appealed to the Arab
United Nations’ decision on Pales-
Addressing the Arab-American institution Mr. Armour said the
‘will be called Comet Honda for its!
world last night to accept the|Ceunell
stars, and Don Coffman and Freddie West, radio's “Sunset Serenaders.”
subsequent, establishing of a civic| The Chappell Rebekah Belles will today present a “Gay '90's” revue. Fea-
tured performers will be Joan Olsen, accordionist, Ronald and Nancy Lou
committee | Schir, xylophone.
Burglar Alarms Trap § Suspects
Burglar alarms resulted in police
spokesmen capture of five persons inside build-
ings here last night. Answering an alarm from the Trade Winds tavern, 509 N. Delaware St, Patrolman Robert Miller saw a man crawling out a rear window, he fired and the man ducked
back into the building.
Entering the place, Iman
an organ. The suspect gave his
with vagrancy, ’ Find Boys In Tavern Answering an alarm at Lee's tavern, 1001 Shelby 8t., police found four teen-age boys inside behind the bar. They Were sent to the Juvenile Aid Division, Lumel Riley, 1448 Hoyt Ave, owner of the. Riley Cafe, 1043 Prospect St. said burglars took four boxes of cigars and ‘cash out of a cigaret machine at his place. Burglars carried off merchandise and $25 in cash from the Edward Suhr grocery store, 5030 Orion St. Thieves got 10 turkeys from the
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 21—A Irvington Farms Market, 6120 E. and the other celebrating give 100th Washington St. They left a window anniversary of the discovery of gold open and several dogs entered the in California. They will be issued
place and killed three more turkeys,
In Indianapolis
E EVENTS TODAY
Town Hall—11 a. m., English Theater. hortri chool Family Pr
6:30 to midaight, school. An " nold; William, Helen Prances Russell: Chabe- Putri inlans, Fvvartumm, Bert, Marie Teal, Robert, Helen Grosehouse. of bus Fall Festival Club-| 44 Home—Lyman, Elba Vernon, 130 ® Broad } High Scheel Annual Carni-| New ak. and Garry, Evelyn Toney, va—Beghit ce 5:30 p. m ann, . Indiana Independent Petroteum Associa Girls
tion—8everin Hotel. Sabbath Eve es i
n Synagogs. Private Truck Sunes of "In ana—12 »
P. m,, Claypool Hote EVENTS TOMORROW
NEW’ YORK, Nov. 21 (UP) — | ¥ale- Harvard Meeting for Listening to] Hi
it of the Yale-Harvard Game—12:15 p. m., Indianapolis Athletic Club
of Jewish Women‘ lies” night Columbia . Club,
BIRTHS Twin Boys At St. Vineent's—Joseph, Audrey Priola,
loss of Arab friendship because of
United Statés would consider Vor this country's” indorsement of the,
partition of Palestine as “tragic and! disastrous.” :
Boys At Methodist — Russel] Elizabeth Bybee; Charles, Marjorie Pearce; Ivan, Juanita Newlin, J Martha Sullivan, am
Milton, y Hamilton At Cr Harry, irene Brosh. Tt
Bnet. Ethel DeMonbruen: Robert, Elia wi , and W , Jim Rowie. AC Bh Framcte— Wiliam, Eiizabeta” Grube
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olie—| kenneth Mary Stamm, Henry, Clarissa
t Colem Council Fol-| Philip, Marcella Hohman: {At St a
and ‘Michael -C. Dougherty, 62, at 1310 Nordyke,
A deluge of telephone calls which and her Country Cousins, radio/Amvets Want Meyers
Stripped of Medals | WASHINGTON, Nov, 21 (UP)--{Amvets demanded today that the {Army take away Gen, Meyers’ servlice medals and re-examine the dis{ability claim he filed to get a $461 monthly pension. Edgar C. Corey Jr. National Amvets Commander, .charged that permitting Gen. Meyers to wear the | Distinguished Service Medal and the Legion of Merit is “a downright insult.”
| “Medals and pensions are intend-
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ed for award only to those who!~
have served their nation long and well,” said Mr. Corry, ~ ————————— | GOP to Name Taft, Sullivan Predicts | BALTIMORE, Nov. 21 (UP)—Sen.| {Robert A. Taft (R. O.) will be the 11948 Republican presidential nominee unless the GOP “decides to
{Miller found a man hiding under repudiate its own record in Con-
| gress,” according to Gael Sullivan,
interest taken in our movement to|l#Me as Willard Owen, 24, of 963 N.|executive director of the Democratic find out the basic causes for the up- | Pennsylvania St. He was charged | National Committee. i
Mr, Taft, Mr. Sullivan said, “steers” -the Republican Party in! Congress and“it is on his record
| that the GOP must base its 1948
| campaign. i Mr. Sullivan made his prediction before the United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland. |
2 Stamps fo Honor Key, Author, and Gold Rush
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (UP)— | The Post Office Department today {announced two new commemorative |stamps—one honoring Francis Scott | Key, author of the national anthem,
some time in 1948.
| And James, Geneva Boyle | | At Coleman Jay, Annie Arnett { [At Bt. Vimeent's— Joseph, Bernice Ingram;|
At Methodist—Robert, Jean Avery: Sev.| erin, Grace Litzelman, John, Rowena Wiseman; Robert, Marjorie SatterthWaite; Cloyd, Lelia Thompson; David,
Lenore abich; Harland, Virginia Waitz; Charles, Opal Sparks; Robert tha ander Besnard
f a pr; , Marjor Haynes; “Arlo, Louise Willams, and AL bert, Vonda Ongley At General--Zeller, Annie Allen, 4 V an-—-Marshall, Prances Dean, and
n. « Vincent's—Paul, Prances Mahin,
DEATHS
Elmore Woods, 53, at. 2358 Columbia, | cardio vascular renal, {Leland Winchester, 33, at 718 N. East, | carcinoma. ¥ {Otto Bunge, 82, ot 1145 Reid Plate, myo- | carditis
coronary occlusion ; {Arthur Lane, 62, at 1520 8, Randolph, cerebral thrombosis
{Jennie Chapman, 64, at St Vincent's,
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