Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1947 — Page 4

rice eo Ask Mrs. Manners—

Dear Mrs. Manners: "IAM A YOUNG GIRL of 19," went with

My problem is the boy 1) summer,

last We seemed to be pretty crazy. about one another—then all of a sudden we stopped going together. Now he is working where I am. We see each

other all dav, me bat ne jest won't ask me for a date, about him and I think he still likes me While we were going together he always said he would never get married, so to keep him from thinking 1 iiked him I said the same thing Now what should I'do to try to'win him back? I have dates all the time with different boys but 1 just don't seem able to forget him. TI know I'd be sure if 1 had another date with -him. Sometimes he acted like he wanted to ask me for a date but we were always interrupted, Please help me MISS B Why waste your time? You knew that you were lost when the man told vou that he didn’t want to marry. If he loved you he'd marry you, in the face of odds. You think that he still likes you because you want him. 1 don't believe that he ever did. I'm not going to worry about you, You attract other men—a good one will come along.

She Can't Forget Her Tragic Past

1 HAVE A PROBLEM and I am sure a great number of women, and men too, share it with me At the age of '17 years I ran away from home with a very\cruel man of 23. During our three weeks of married life he mistreated me dreadfully and on the last day I was with him he brought another woman in the house and told me to get out. . IT am a very son and somehow that experience has left its mark on me I am now nearly 19 andl have married someone who loves me and whom I love dearly, We have a perfect life together and he is husband, We have only been married four months our wedded bliss will last until our deaths We go once a week and we’ are living good, clean

He comesggnd talks to me and “kids’ with [.am very crazy

sensitive per-

a mode] but T am sure that to church at Teast

My trouble is, though, that I cannot put the past out of my life 1 keep remembering all my trouble and I upset myself s0 much that 1 don't know what to do. 1 have tried hard to forget it alk but it tx im possible. It is with me morning, noon and might I don't feel like 1

am being fair to my husband by remembering all this, although I never Never mention it to him What shall 1 do? 1s there any way. at all to gel om this terrible rogue? gD You're doing the right thing—but you're lod impatient for results. You've wisely and fortunately found a man you love, you. go. places, and you don't talk about your first husband to vour second. You have every advantage—vou're just 19—too young for misfortune but voung enough to recover. Engage in affairs of young people in your church and neighborhood. You can manage your mind—copcentrale on happiness and keep It too busy for brooding. Faith in your husband's love will restore your faith in men.

V'here Can One Take an Aptitude Test?

WILL YOU TELL ME if there is any place In Indianapolis where one can take an aptitude test to find out what type of work one is best suited for?

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Phone Company |A Riches-to-Rags-Tragedy March of-Dimes Bared by Death of Spinster

One-Time Envy of Virginia Neighborhood Found Dead in Rubbish-Cluttered Home

Expands Service

5000 More Numbers

' FIVE FORKS Va. Dec. 20 (UP) To Be Available Belle Austin Alger and her younger. Indianapolis offices of the Indi- Five Forks ana Bell Telephone Co were being As nearly as their neighbors co expanded today with additional dial New York veterinarian and came to equipment, ' No one ever knew the exact son

Completion of the installation handsomely in an. era of gracious will provide service for Their

thousand additional

several jjving subscribers,

wardrobes were the

finest and even today some of their

Work on the Capitol dial unit and

‘'m Crazy About Him—But He Just Kids Me’

out-of-town

if there is no place in Indianapolis that offers these tests, where! is the nearest place that does give them? F. 8, City, Aptitude tests are conducted for persons interested by Indisna |

University Exténsion Division by DF. LN. Krueger, resident counselor, |

and at Butler University by Dr. Amos Carlile, head of that school’s Testing Bureau, y Veterans having certificate of eligibility, secured by applying for benefits -of the GI bill, may ‘take aptitude tests at the Veterans Administration ‘regional office, 309 W, Washington St. and at the guidance, center at Indiana Central College. They apply at the Veterans’ regional office, .

Wants to Wed, but No Drinking, Please I HAVE BEEN READING your answers and I have a great problem I am a widow 55 years old and have raised my family, My husband has been dead five years. 1 would like to be married again but it seems that all the older men drink. As I am a Christian woman 1 do wot believe in drinking and such things. I own my own home and I want to know if you know of any way I could earn a living at home. I would take care of children but there is not much money in that, I have always been a “stay-at-home” and 1 do not know anything about getting out in public I am so lonesome, LONESOME WIDOW Get a Job away from home to recover from your shyness, Advertise for work, check advertisements, and place your name with an employment agency, You might find a husband. You're really a “home-body” ahd many “non-drinking” men are lonesome for your (ype. The man won't appear without effort on your part. He'll have to see you and be pleased with what he sees.

Finding It Difficult to Trust Her Husband

I AM A READER of your advice that is in The Times. I would like your advice on my trouble, {t means everything to my boy and I My husband got a girl in trouble and sire had the baby which was a boy. This girl was a single woman but has been married and had two ys. My husband #ald This girl run after him and he does not love her and wouldn't marry her. She had him put in jail and he had to pay her a large sum of money. ¢

I sued my husband for divorce. He begged me to take him back which T have, but T can't forget. He is building me a new home. but here is a doubt in my mind. Does he call or sée this girl? She lives

and he has some things that he should get in that city but he won't go. I asked him if he was afraid and he sald “ves” Am I “nuts” to live with him? Please let me know BELLE Aren't you happier with him that you'd be without him? Your pride Is suffering—if no one knew ahout the trouble vou probably wouldn't consider a divorce. Remember that you aren't the only wife in your neighborhood who has shelved pride for love and a home. I hope that some write to you. Your husband is trying and he wants you, He won't forget the zirl if you keep mentioning her. Maybe he is afraid to see her because he fears she may bother him. Become interested in your new house. Make vour trouble bring you and your husband closer tozether, It's largely up to you if vour husband remains faithful,

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. Write in care of The Times, 214 W, Maryland St.

Committee Named

Schricker to Head

In another day, in happier time . . sister, Eloise, were the envy of all Marion County Drive ; An 18-member state committee 1d recall. they were daughters of a and county chairmen for the 1943 this small Virginia town in 191%. March of Dimes have been an-

lived nounced. The drive will be sponsored by the Indiana chapters of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Gov. Gates has

irce of their income but they

Prisoner's Death

been named

a new unit to be known as Imperial neighbors could remember the high. : : of honorary head of the state comis well under way at the utility's Stepping horses from their private : ging l ie mittee, Mrs. Robert, ¥. Shank. Ind. downtown building, officials said. | stables | 8 anapolis, president of the Indiana Almost 5000 more telephone num. hen suddenly. their income ap. i Cangréss of Parents and Teachers ! ? Report of Earlier Probe is vice chairman bers will be available for assign- parently stopped. Their manner of Membets include Carl Mullen. ment by the facilities of combined |iving changed completely. They Sent to Coroner president Indiana State Federation units. Imperial numbers will be closed their doors to the world and Coroner Roy Storms said today of Labor; Neal W. Edwards, presiready for use in March, it was ex- : : : he was “still investigating” the dent Indiana State Industrial pected. guarded their privacy with ever. death of .Charles Allen, 47-vear-old Union ‘Council, C10; Ray C. uilAbout 1400 more subscribers in 'eady shotguns prisoner police are allegéd to have bert, state representative, Brotherthe southeast section of the city Yesterday, Bell Austin Alger, now beaten fatally in the turnkey's hood of Railroad Trainmen; Wray E will" benefit by -expansion of the 70 and clad ‘in ancient burlap bags office Fleming, general counsel Hoosier ldlewood unit and old-fashioned high-top %woots A week ago, Judge Joseph M State Press Association, Frank T Expansion of the Highland unit pound with string, struggled across Howard -of Municipal Court 3 for- Miss, : State treasurer; Hassi will total 2500 numbers the snow-covered hills to a neigh. warded to the coroner and Prose- Schenck, president Indiana %arm 4 : | Ri . Bureau, Herschel D, Newsom, masweniiion ne |bor’s house. She said 65-vear-gid cutor Judson L. Stark all the in- | od > | THWARTS. SUICIDE Eloise had “passed out” and that formation he had in the case. He ter - Indiana State Grange, Poy (UB) —The } John, managing director Associated

NEW YORK State management is building a $30.000 parapet on the floor cides The SCVEN grim evidence of the feet. above the observatory prom befell the enade, 1050 feet vwhere ——— disofder Rags, bits of food and

empty: tin cans littered the floors I'here was no plumbing, no elecWhat A Cough! ~:: What little they had. thev had with their monthly old age

And how it hurts, and nags check from the county welfare And disturbs your sleep. board Nowhere was tliere a ‘race

Chronic bronchitis may develop i °f he. elegant living that th pour cough, chest cold, or acute bron. ¢njoved vears ago chitis is not treated and you cannot Now Eloise is gone afford to take a chance withanymedi« Alger is left alone cine less potent “thin Creomulsion which goes right to the seat of the , trouble to help loosen and expel germ MemMorie laden phlegm and aid nature te = he soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed INDIA PROBES AIR CRASH ronchial mucous membranes. {HAZ " “ha ae ‘IVR do blends beechwood NEW DELHI India, Dec | (UF ereosote by special process with other Officials continued an investiga time tested medicines for coughs Jt contains no narcotics, No matter how many medicines of a you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the four crew member: it quickly allays the cough, per | — ting rest and sleep, or you apg tg Plane was have your money back. (Adv) Lid

Empire she needed help Police found Eloise on the . her bed 36th Their house, opened thwart sui«'for the frst time in barrier will rise

building upstairs, dead

stainless steel pile of rags that made up building's b to outsiders observatory ‘to vears. bore riches-Lo-rags

Alaer

there was dirt and

story: that above street level Fiver

sisters

bought

Belle Austin with a [ew re. maining chickens, a cat and he

or happler time

tion today into. the. week-end crash

Dakota commercial passenge!

plane in which 19 passengers and were killed. The

operated by Air. India,

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“thorough” investiRetailers of Indiana, and Walter 8

Greenough, secretary Indiana Chain Store Council, 21 after lingering Mrs. George W

gation Never Regained Consciousness

Allen died Dec

Jaqua, Win-

since Sept. 15 in the General Hos- chester, and Mrs. Fern E. Norris pital, where he was taken from his Indianapolis, are - co-chairmen. of cell in eity prison. He never re- women's activities gained consciousness He never was Henry PF. S¢ hricker former zovable to throw light upon how he ernor, is chairman of the drive mn received the fractured skull that Indi Rnpolis and Marion County,

proved fatal Four mission

workers said they were holding a prison

service when Women Watch they saw a prisoner carried into the “bullpen” by two policemen and . dropped on his head Jury Selection An inquiry by Police Chief Howard Sanders absolved police: except - for © In the presence of three watchers

Chief Clears Officers some neglect” in recognizing Allen's from the Indianapolis Women's De-

condition and for delay in calling partment Club, Marion County jury for medical aid commissioners today drew 78 names Judge Howard said a fellow- from which a new 1948 grand jury

prisoner of will be selected in Criminal Court Monday The three watchers at the jury drawing were Mrs. Everett Lett, first Mrs. Marand Mrs

Allen's told him that struck: Allen on the blackjack--after Alien a package of cigarets — vice president of the club; OES TO MEET JAN, 6 ian Gallup, club treasurer, North Park Chapter 404, OES, will Edward Evans

a policeman head with a

had asked for

meet in Masonic Hall, 30th and They watched jury commissioners Clifton Sts, Tuesday, Jan. 6. Mus. select 75 names from a box contain. Lucille Moore is worthy matron and ing more than 1000 names of tax-

Ralph Moore 1s worthy

patron

pavers These 75 prospective grand jurors will be served summons to appear in Criminal Court next Monday. From {these Judges W. D. Bain and Saul iI. Rabb will select six to serve on [the grand jury for all criminal in- { vestigations here ‘during the frst je months of next year,

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Changes Sermon, Dies in Pulpit

title of

McKEESPORT, Pa., Dec. 20 (UP)

~Dr. Lewis J. Davison, pastor of the First United Presbyterian Church, told his congregation of 200 yesterday that he had made a last minute change in the title of his setmon and would preach on the subject, “Are You Ready-" As he closed his sermon the 65-year-old pastor slumped to the floor. He was pronounced dead a short time later of a heart attack by a physician summoned by the stunned parishioners,

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Inquiry Welcome, Says VA Officials

| Capehart Checks On

VFW Hospital Charges

A regional Veterans’ Administration executive said today the doors |of both the Cold Springs Road and Billings Hospitals would be thrown iopen to public investigation of | negligence and immorality charges The charges were made by Paul ‘A. Benning of Terre Haute, state commander of the Veterans of {Foreign Wars who said he had at- | fidavits to back them up: < | Sen. Homer Capehart, in Indian'apolis during the congressional recess, was to make a personal inspection of Billings Hospital at Pt. Harrison this afternoon.

Negligence Charged His tour will determine whether the VFW’'s demand for a full-scale congressional Investigation of the two hospitals will be made.

The VFW charged negligence in the care of patients and drunkenness and immorality on the part of ‘ower-paid hospital personnel. The reanizetion also criticized a regu‘ation thev sald forbade’ personne! rom making complaints except ‘hrough command channels John Tinder. VFW judee advocate for the Indiana Department, said ‘he organization has received so

{many complaints about attendants

recently it felt bound to ask a con“ressional probe “We want to correct conditions” he said. James Herod. state adjutant of he VFW. said the organization wa"ot necessarily condemning hospita' “Mcials. He said the reports of 1runkenness and disorderly conduct mong service employees were made by “six or seven” former and presnt emnloyees Sen. Capehart Interviewed several nf the employees at his home yesferday. After he heard their stories. he decided to make a personal tour today. Investigation Welcomed The regional Veterans Administration representative here today to look into the charges is Herschel Ward, chief public relations officer representing the VA administrator for Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. He said the VA welcomed an investization and would co-operate to

‘the VA budget.

ae : MOND AY. DEC. 29 29 ou the fullest extént. in: correcting any Radar Charts Limi unsatisfactory conditions found. -At the hospitals, managerial offi cers said they had difficulty in hiring adequate + service because of the low pay scales set by sible to. chart the speed of a bullet They expressed still -in the barrel of 'a gun, Army surprise at the VFW's charges and scientists revealed today. invited representatives of thé public. Among other things,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 UP) Radar techniques hé#&ve been‘ im-

the new

rand veterans’ organizations to -in--technique.. makes it possible for

and talk to soldiers in the field to detect the

spect the hospitals - location of artillery firing on them,

patients.

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