Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1947 — Page 2

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Ask Mrs. Manners— nr

Wife Left Him—He Doesn't Trust ‘Anybody

* Dear Mrs. : 0 * IHAVE A FRIEND I would like to help, He was married to a woman who had beén maryigd before. She left __heér first husband with two nice boys. My friend married her and they lived toge ther about 10 Vears- they had a boy and three girls. He worked almost night“and day te get the

things she wanted, She left him twice for another man Now she is ‘with another man and they have a Baby. My friend worked 16- hours a day on the railroad to make this woman a heme and now he has no place he can call home, His chiltiren are placed in homes and she and this man walk the streets laughing. His wife isn't even divorced. The husband just laughs and says “there will always be my day” He i$ a good-hearted “fellow -appd would give 4 man the hirt off his back”—but all he thinks about now is how much a bottle of whisky or wine cosLs ; 4 * . as I know a voung.lady who loves him very much and could help him . He'savs he has had enough of women and doesn’t trust. anybody, not sven himself, His wife would like to have him back. How can I help my (riend? J. R Often the biggest favor vou can do a friend with problems is to help him forget them—after he has “aired” them to his satisfaction. Liste if he wants to talk, but be careful that you don’t enjoy dramatizing them and conse, uently make them grow. The wife may have had some complaints” tho. 1 don't think that your friend will feel sad 100 long.” He hasn't displayed enough “back-bone” ‘lo indicate strong character. He let his wife rob him of his pride—and he is taking the easy way out— he is drinking. You can't stop the drinking ‘if he has no desire to stop—but you can encourage him to accompany you to places where there Is no drinking. y ' Tell the young lady to forget

and he always took her back

him--he is still married, .

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‘My Sons Are Dropping in Their Grades’

I WOULD LIKE sons, 15 and 17, in high schopl until the past siX weeks. They

difficultie outstanding in their studies 1 10 o'clock

an outside opinion of my } have two

who were

have been out every night ti

at the Teen-age Canteen or at basketball games, but wexen't out much till this semester . They are fine bovs—I have no objection to their companion but one made a failing grade and the others made a grade just above

failing. 1 have forbidéen them to leave the house for the next five weeks except on Fridays and week-end: They leel that Tm. bemg finduly harsh as these low grades were

their first in ali thelr school vea

AN UNHAPPY MOTHER Tell vour sons that they may have a night out through the alter they bring up their grades. Make it a bargain their self-pride and reveal your pgide in them, Make* their nighif~ at home fun,

If .ther V' n't Let Girl, 15, Date

I AM A GIRL 15 years asked me to go out on dates too young. Do you think he is right or T am? H

week —appeal to

oid and a high but my

whool sophomore. Boys father won't let me, He

have says I'm

You sound old enough for occasional dates with bovs of whom Lewis Dolan, Bruce thé oldest transAtlantic airline pas a > Hodgson well DD. Walls, Warren John- _ vm rr Your parents apprdve, on Cheste Ww Andegson. Carlisle R sengers in history, - : ‘

Inspire your father's trust—tell him how badly you'd like to go. If he lets you, account for yourself and accept His rules.

Can *""! Receive Television in Indianapolis?

been

My FRIEND AND I are trying to find out if it is Bossible to re-

istry grata fama

-etve—television—tn Indianapolis: We have been following your column dally ad enjoy it.. oy Y ONE. Television reception ordinarily is not successful a distance of more than 30 te 40 miles from a television center because it is broadcast on Irequency modulation. This means that the signals are traveling on a very short wave length and the waves Jose their intensity after that distance, Los Angeles has a powerful meountain-top television system and consequently boasts a freak television situation, A good signal is picked up in San Diego, a distance of more than 100 miles. If"a tremendously high tower were construcied to clear land obstructions, fanapolis could gef. the pignal, though weak, from Cincinnati television system, the nearest to this city. The situation could be overcome by installation of automatic relay stations er by. coaxial cables, both of whifh projects are underway in the East, Laymen find it hard te understand why television can’t be operated like radio chain broadcasting by telephone. The sound end could be managed, but pictures can't be carried because of the. nature of ‘the signals,

Asks About Cure. for Bad Skin

I HAVE READ your column for a long time and think you can give some pretty kod, advice I now need some,

What can 1 do to cure blackheads and pimples? Will you help me? A READER. Your doctor is the man to see. We don't oihpte produtts—if we

did we might choose the wrong one for your ublé, Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W. Marylapd St, ,

Firm to Honor 10-Year Workers

Henry, Frank Rubbert, Prank Bogaert Fredric Edstrom, Raymond King Floyd Diehl, Willlam Tiedemann, A Willard Anderson, Earl A. B8choo, Anthony tomorrow R Downey, Ernest Duclos, Carlton Car rington, Paul Boheim

Employees of International Har-

vester Co. with 10 years service or

more will be _nonored

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