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Roasting o Tg BE | sy : ( \ | Ne, = ~> BY . » | . 5 « "|| For Drinks, Late Hours Frenchman Says Ugly CET if! RYRIS £5 pg UA TY 3 i e life my mother-in-law 1 PAUL ue : : fi | ( ; 2 INE pas. I've lost all respect for my husband whose father PARIS, a aadiah KUN! 5) ! ~ 3 LB. treated hig family like he treats us. What hope is theré in woria a. Er. a he ? P Ta. : { | ; A w lr \ Sy 3 marriage when the man no longer wants the responsibilities | more homely Rasta, IL have ‘ ! : { — J of / | east no Jy. J of husband and father? + |keep -the ugly 9A he Ba aneg > a . / / fil

What hope is there whén he wants his'scant wages for to be born with If he doesn’t

I'ess Them nis pleasures of drinking and late hours? What hope is there when “7 ©: at home he is insulting or indifferent to-his family? So speaks Dr. Hens Since the baby came I've had no salary to contribute’ but there's eon Dufour : peen no denial on his part and we get deeper into debt. I've been mental. one of §§ : patient in overlooking things, and I've tried talking. but I get no France's best-¥

' eg-operation. NORTHEAST SIDE READER, © known facial surgeons,

EMS 7 ; Leaving you alone worrying about his irresponsibility plus fnances makes me boll. I won't say give him more responsibili. | Even now, says : ties becpuse you might be stuck with them. If men and their ‘De good doctor, . : . great big shoulders that women need only would stay home! noses can be PO 1 hope that you don’t act indignant over lack of money since Shortened or ULTRY quitting work, or let your charms fade. You probably spoiled him lengthened at v York Ss by working. . I've seen you career-housewives tearing home with |will and ears A or t. ~~ groceries in one arm and a lamp in the other. I know you'd like 27d cheek-bones A yr “jelsure moments for nail fixing and buzzing with the girls, but [5° transformed o.oo you're helping your men. I hope the men appreciate you and re- {that the patient ' member that wives are lost without attention and fair play, just | becomes somebody . entirely dif-

oli, «as friends are. , . | ferent. : » Remember to make your husband think that you prefer him to | In fact, it seems, it only takes) e Tire Co your house, Scrubbed floors aren't as important to marriage as | WO hours—plus an unspecified . bragging on your husband—before him. You don't need mew Amount of cash-—to make an| 6 ways to tell him as long as you tell him. Apollo or a Venus out of any| Freedom wouldn't be too satisfying to you and It's a form of uly duckling: ar i _escape just as much as your husband's running around. . You'd Dr Dufourmentel himself has think: you could have managed him affer you left him, so do a accomplished some wonderful]

smart job trying—Kkeep trying different tactics, transformations — especially on war-wbunded--as before and]

To Mrs. L. B, S,, who couldn't decide whether to follow her after portraits here in his Paris| career or have a family.—You'ré the woman I envy, not the surgery testify, During the war | woman with 2 to 12 kids, though I have a fine son. Don't change and the German occupation he it, at least while you feel as you do. E. V. H. specialized in modelling aryan

Ne— ’ ! for Jewish folk to hel i I hope that Mrs. I. B, 8, never feels your way. Surely you've [Tossa fn. esca P ; - v vy 3 J ping ‘the Gestapo, ? CO REAR- ound Ave compensation In having a fine son, if you're & good | put it's a French surgeon in § v J , ’ fat North Africa, Dr. Lagrot, who 5 Seeks Data on Job Out West: really has the. answer, according 3 E AERI Ab WHERE COULD I find-out about getting a job in Wyoming, to Dr. Dufourmentel. { : Montana and Oklahoma? oo E. A, City. | Invents Razor-Plane af ) RA ) Write Chambers of Commerce in the cities where you'd like to | Dr. Lagrot, his Paris colleague : DIO locate, and write state employment services in the capitals of the believes, is the best esthetic surthree states. ‘ : _ |geon in the world. He has, for ; ] 8 | “- texample; invented -a- razor-plane i J

OF THE What Is Law on Support Money? (with which the face can be eta ee - “WHAT IS the law on paying support. money in the staté of Cali-\ “planed” like wood. Yet it leaves 0 ALONE! fornia? My son, 18, lives in California and I live in Indianapolis. the cells underneath alive Will 1 be required to pay support for him now that he is 18? |” The method; says Dr. DufourE.JLW ; f

| mentel, is remarkable for effac-

Ordinarily support ends when children become of age. Con- | taet the court that heard your case. Be ” | Ine fhe Tarks left by smalipon,

Why Do You Toke His Part? : | Recalling. how the United WHY DO you always stick up for the one that Someone ig: States Army in Europe had a “ beating down? You tell a woman writing that her husband is no most efficient corps of surgeons good and runs around to be sweet and loving. Do yoy really think ready after every World” War II that a woman could love him or have anything to do with*him after battle, the doctor adds however: knowing he has been intimate with another woman? Why do you “We Europeans can't teach take his part? | American facial surgeons much, “1 like your column and have learned lots of things I didn't though” iaiow;_ but why always take the part of fhe_barson_getiing the | “P28 me nlcsgn Duly Neww tne.

That's an easy one. I hear only ONE side of the story—and : that story comes from a woman who loves her husband enough Business Wants: a to want to hang on to him, maybe without any effort. Sure he 3 may be a problem, but isn't a wife sometimes? His mother loved him=-gnd so did his wife—once. He wants her to love him again. | | You and I wonder how she can love him, but she does. Love, more | [eer d a e | than rut or security, keeps her with him. If she stays, she should | try her best. robe 3° F Haven't you seen divorcees tearful when they hear their ex- BYCLORGE WELLER husband's favorite song? They may threaten to sell their wedding NEW YORK, June 11—Between rin d laugh about it, but they don't. You know why? It's | ° ‘ 23 gs; an ugh about it, y 9 because they were happy and hopeful once and the ring brings {200 -and 300 American foreign ‘back those memories. If they aren't happy still it's partly thelr [traders are disappointed at Gen.| ° fault. i IMyATthur's delayed Teturn—-and

* A Boy Friend and His Sports tnot because of the presidential| HOW CAN T tell my boy friend T want to share his sports? He oon ¢est, { told a friend that he left because I preferred shows and he preferred ) sports on his day off once a week: . i . i | They have filed with assorted I'm an average teenager with moderate looks and am consid-| Congressmen and the Departered nice. I like this boy very much and I like sports, too. = You ment of Commerce a series of| wad say here that we should get along very well, but far from charges against the Foreign] « “To nis first suggestions of swimming parties I said “no” be- Trade Section of the occupying] cause I preferred the.show. This was my downfall. {command in Japan, He said there was no other girl, and it was nothing personal. The traders, many just back : : 3 have Fle other boys and everything, but I stil Nis hh ie from business trips to Japan, assho 0? “K. { n A ——— On buh; you get your foot dn It, didn't you, with that line? |o*c" hat fe durse) subsidiz. . Have a party and feed him well, his ego ificlnded. Act inter- of dollars If American governRMS _ ested in sports and be consistent—attend them. He does want his 1 an g : * nm way but after all, he has only one day off. © {mental red tape were hacked oWR WRY bi h : {away and the islands opemed up

Wants Address of a Buddy to freer trade. WOULD ORGANIZATIONS help me find the address of a vet-| Unsuccessful in breaking the eran buddy of mine? I've written, unsuccessfully, to my outfit'sy qino jogjam in Japan, the

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Ho Times State Service { : age Professor Edward H. Buehrig, 37d Howard 1. Cre cle 20K ical thistles, Many businessmen KLY TERMS Indiana University department of oundries Ps 0 or have enlisted ‘their Congressmen x : ) government. official,” will be © {against what they claim to be among representatives of Amer. McCammon Speech obstruetionist- tactics by Maec-

ican universities attending the Contest Here Sunday | Arthur's trade officials. “ p: hi vc 8 mcr Ea a 4 a . i Reon ges nual seminar on Trob.. The summer speci contest fori Some. Ream; pluie Saga Policy” at Stanford University Sraduates of the McCammon the War Department an ny {course in effective speaking will| with the Department of Comfrom June 20 to July 3, the Indi. cOUrse 1 peaking ana University News Bureau an- De held in the Washington Hotel | merce, which has no. love for nounced today, Mi tat 2 pom Sunday. ————- MacArthur's business: branch. : a . sernedoGontestants - in the prepared | Copyright, 1948, by The Indiagapaliy Times Pl y {speech division are Philip N-~8sd-The Chicago Dally News, "pe. an Convention Trip | Bright, Richard -E, Kessler, Don- is § . : : Two Hoesier businessmen will|ald G. Zimmerman, Eugene Ww. Appea $ Tor deserves represent the Central Indiana Brown, Donald J. Carter'and Mis| Capt. F. F. Knichel, USNR, : Chapter. of the American Found-|Mildred French. Those in the commanding officer of the Indirymen's. Association at the fifth impromptu division are Earl T. anapolis naval reserve at the PHILCO annual chapter chairman cap- Bonham, Jack L. Naylor, Thad-| 30th St. Naval Armory, has no- - ! ference in Chicago “June 28 deus Perry, John Allman, Robert tified all local reserve units of a through 30. They are Robert G. Hulse and Ernest L. Miller. | call to active duty; on a volunTT " . |tary basis, of 5000 unlisted male

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