Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1947 — Page 2

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Dear Mrs. Manners : ? : My boy friend doesn't suspect that I am really so much older than Scientists Sought : - 1 AM A YOUNG GIRL who matried a fellow over aj, 4s ” : re In School Seniors . , joined the Army without asking me and I was| We have been thinking about getting married, and I'm sire I could Br Bel Servis year ago He) + He h aw sported me and I was be happy with him except for one thing—his buck teeth. My problem WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-Today! expecting a baby. e has never supporie Eo "1s, should I ask the boy to have his teeth pulled—or straightened? Or will be Christmas-in-advance for dependent Qn my parents. |would it be better to wait until after we are married and then very tact- thousands of boys and girls, After the baby was born he started writing fo'rhe. He fully slam the door irfihis face, knocking out All his teeth so that hel ,y over the country high school! , him but I feel that|%ould have to see the dentist without my requesting that he do so? seniors are sitting down before the! is overseas now and wants me to come to him but I feel that ™®%, Sf Pur i “eines by mentioning the teeth, but after wait- (50.0% 18 BEERE CONE Oe on. he would mistreat mé again. He writes insulting letters even NnOW.ng as Jorig as I have to bie married one doesn't want to spend the rest|, ™ Tg Coo Ta oot Sclence.! Should 1 wait three years for him or get a divorce? I got my checks or one's life kissing one’s husband and feeling as if one were eating Talent Search. Cr] through the Red Cross, What should I do? BETTY N., OY. [corn through.a picket fence. DESPERATE, City. : | i i ’ d th » easier to drag They are trying to earn for themBecome self-supporting and stay here. He doesn’t sound wor Why don’t you adopt the 1ad? It would be much ol RD EN a your effort but If he's necessary to your happiness he’s worth €On- | phim, though kicking and screaming, to the dentist if he called you they could receiv n invitation to! sideration, . '. | mother. % |the five-day Science Talent Insti-| I certainly would wint to observe him for several months on home You and Sonny could go to the dentist together—you can’t expect tute ng 8c n. D. C., and a if I resumed married life. He may be lonesome, or em- | {o hang on to your molars forever. ashingto ssiiores’ pelore desertion, and is trying to clear his conscience. S 2 Th A wo | Yes Shange lo win SUG of Ye 9 Sovteey He'd have to change to make you happy overseas or in the United Can a Doctor Sue e ANS ris g : tes. Tell him that, and demaiid support and kindness, 1S IT AT ALL possible for a medical doctor to sue a family unabler~ _ . Sent on Request States. C ¢ h wi 's Suit f Divorce to meet a doctor bill because of financial difficulites? a The Saryere. Dusbet ot examin Father Cannot Fathom Wiles Suit Tor WORRIED, Indianapolis. | tions e ry o science I AM A MAN, 41, and have been separated from my wife and daugh-| Legally, it's very possible. A talk with the doctor and serious at- talent Seich, Sondusted by Sctence ter three months. My wife has filed a divorce sult against me and i tempts to make small payments might prevent legal action. . , being

’ { this year the faculty of All she says Is that she wants to be free. 1 can't Doctors are people and the men who appear when you worst need | Witated Ea » bY a y

am trying to fight it.

believe this as we were always so close, the three Of us them. ¢ buble, private . al sec-, I have always provided well for them. We have our home over jons and comments fo Mrs. Manners, The | ust be administered on or after! half paid for and they don't need for a thing to my knowledge. 1 am| (Write problems, questions an | Yo sdmmintred on or & er My life is just like an empty shell, I work steady and| Times, 214 W, Maryland St.) : VX; | all broken up yl J ! 214 Ww, y Des. 1+ The wil be pent out au

x pm wy y - am dependable so what more can they ask? : = ques to such persons up to Des. My wife is 30 years old and my daughter 5%, The difference in our IU Law umn Appoint Dawson 2, th " To ’ - i . has io with It { . : ages was discussed and that has nothing to ¢ : B Of course I am living apart from them and see my daughter two To Rail Vacancy Tach contestant must take o ei

at’ 7 4 ‘kat hree times a week but that’s not enough. IT want to be bac | Pred A. Dawson, formerly of the the hous where 1 eqD bo With (emt Alwar std ate for sem gi 0 0 anqu [freight transportation office in Tas | 70 MEUOO), Spans is Meuoiwe e like we should is for the New York Jen-| Jove them and have their love like we shou | dlanapolis for ' a . hay wer stepped out on {his teachers and principal, and I don Y ask Yry eigen kobe ade pn Tigi amy and still The alumni association of In- ul SY, has bein appointed, ue an essay of about 1000 words oll TR try to help me. BEECH GROVE RESIDENT. diana University Law School willl system. He succeeds 4. H.oD the subject “My Scientific Proju " od ’ . ’ . |

: i p > 't have its annual banquet tomorrow t wi tired Sunday ect.” | he reason for your wife’s sudden indifference. 1f she won | Wright, who retire . | i Jom hy (and she owes you one) talk to her mother, a close night in the Indianapolis Athletic] Mr. Dawson' had been general The sclence aptitude examina-| a or your minister. Ask her to visit her doctor, and to join you Club | manager of the Line East since tion. designed each year by Dr. ) Se . : cfm . J : : i in a visit te* Family Service Association for marriage counseling. I'm + Members of Sigma-Deits Kappa, August 1046, with offices in New 3 2 ng ini

ou'd be willing to change if you knew what to change. ; ; "| York City. sertalny that Yuga hi proves that she just wants freedom let her legal fraternity, will welcome mem-| = yoo vo te raflroad in 1910 as a/chologists, is built to reveal ability

y . i that bers of the new legal fraternity, Phil jovi in the freight transportation! to think and reason rather than to: You might win her back by playing indifferent but : hate Sn 1 Delta Phi recently installed at #e office here, Mr. Dawson advanced to Measure acquired knowledge of sciMost women like good and dependable men for husbands—and Indianapolis Law School extension superintendent of freight transporra-| hs " 7 : {liere will be one for you. You're the type of person who could make George W. Henley, Bloomington, tion. In 1942 he was appointed oniv' Io we $ " Pyioes 2 be ins ‘ : ) . ’ . ! : y ys and girls w nuccessful because you're conscientious and not’ toastmaster for the superjntendent, terminal division, In| 3 suena marriage suc |g. uct ab Sousuneset speakers Cincinnati. Jig Io Sie Seventh Anndal Seionos . { ' ———————— alent Institu n ashington in| d Girl Friend's Behavior will be Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, , Hold late February, For five ne’ they College Boy Ponders iy Pulliam, who will report on their Civic Clubs to 0 ,

olleg , ‘he , for . . will learn about new developments AM A BOY of 18 and a college student. When I left home European tour, | | Wd was going steady with a girl. She says she loves me but yet, wrembers of the Indiana Supreme Combined Meeting oh enet, heen Io wk fale win: has been going out with another boy while I am away. Court, and Governor Gates have | he Could she truly love me and do me that way? |been invited to attend. Community Clvic Clubs will hold ¢ duced to the possibilities for their D.C. PF, City. —— -

—— — {combined November and December future in scientific research. a , o meeting at 8 p. m. Friday in the| During their flve-day all-expense ) d love you and “do you that way"—bhut I wouldn't count . on The vou) don't - find other girls? That might do the trick. Masonic Unit to Meet Washington Hotel.

stay in Washington one boy and You should be having fun in college—you can't stay there forever. | The Indianapolis Chapter of the| Following a discussion of civic one girl will receive $2400 Westing-| Next comes the serious business of making a lying.

Indiana Masonic Home Alumni As-|problems, a short Christmas pro- house Grand Science Scholarships; { ' 53 and Fretful of Her Idol's Buck Teeth

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sociation will have a wiener roast gram will be given. eight will receive $400 Westinghouse outing Saturday night at Indian| Paul C. Wetter, president, will Scholarships and $3000 in additional FOR THE PAST YEAR and a half I have gone with a boy who is Lake. The outing will Just 21. He's a handsome lad, fiery red hair, freckles and a laugh that 6 p. m

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