Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1949 — Page 4

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: Ask re Marron 7 GC sn Spark of Personality Pleasantly! | Needed, Girl Is Told

Try the: laxative millions Dear Mrs. Manners: made their favorite! My problem is, why don't the men like me? 1 ‘have average rite! !jooks. I am 18 and a high school graduate, and I'm employed by an insurance company. I have plenty of dates, but when I go I wish 1” were: home with my family. I'm hardly ever asked for a second date, and never the second time by boys I like. I act like a lady and behave myself. 1 don’t drink or smoke!

Could that be an asset? wish to submit to this treatment. Do you think I should act silly ur friends: have: dates and

br ow. Bo y Ome girs 1/ we're tired of being fixed up. We am? The only thing I'm particu-|2® attractive and popular with Jar about is whether a boy is a Sirls. Pleise Help Us ERATES. nice boy. I don’t like to fight a Girls, 1 int oo Fron date all evening. (You know what ris, wouldn a . I mean) I'l take your advice] Poys when I knew _o ew 0 Seriousiy. oiiiggeontivg he So J Son have apy "Droken up than .you're doing now If they 1 hear about your complaints; for

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ally date girls who flatter them. There are all kinds of ways Zemo~a Doctor's invisible yet highly | medicated Antiscpticprompuy 1 re- |

to flatter boys without dishing - lieves itching of Rash | Jittle too much on her parents. tieplarly good you're | feel so very natural. Be sure | friend doesn’t t those wives who “doesn’t unde wasted time doing it. Don't

it out too thickly. Let them know you're looking most atiasis, Ringworm, Pimples an similar surface skin and itchy scalp | Forget about them about ourself when you go | dancing with them. It's up to y you what they think about duryou look your best. You always look good to your parents, but from work I let this other boy| {take me. stand her husband” (if such a - wife exists). Ride home with try to convince the boy he should love you.

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L., CITY, rinciples and naturalness ly are assets—but boys you have them ou being smug. You ave something olse, | spark: of per-

broken up es—I really don't underI'm 17 and have had

juniors who do not date except at|

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be fast with them. We do not RW, Melish Dies in Florida Sales Manager ~ For Light Company

Ralph W. Mellish, 3015 N. Meridian St., manager of the domesYe appliance sales department of the Indianapolis Power & Light) Co., died today in Tallahassee,

tractive because you want them vw | to know you're having such a shy girl, very | good time. Be a good dancer, _ irritations. Zemo ALSO aids healing, 8 backed by amaging record y wh Su 49 Sot continuous success! usy making e y a f ing the evening-—make it dancFirst trial REETEMO about themselves. If you don't | ing, skating, ote; — and... how pretty and what fun you are. - ad become informed on topics: Ne sR ‘you steer clear of. Have some | boys expect more than your. |good luck parents do.- {lately. : ~~ - go with me, [Puzzled Over Dates {Should I ask my real {what he plans to do? V.. SOUTHERN INDI that other boy--several other _boys—Tfor a few years. Arguing will get tiresome eventually

happy in her hohe, to lean & | Wo 7 "0 im think you're pur- | parties at home, where you | one. The nig WE ARE THREE high school] You don't want to be’ “one of and you'll wish you hadn't

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.

Gi Form Legislation Unit

James Chairman ‘Of State Board

* Private and church-related colleges in the state have organized a ‘five-member legislative committee headed by former Lt. Gov. | Richard T. James, now vice president and treasurer of Butler Un-| versity. ‘The organization was an- | nounced today by O. P, Kretzmann of Valparaiso University, president of the Association of Private and Church-Related Colleges in Indiana. The association comprises all the universities and colleges in the state except thé four state

|supported schools.

Mr. James said, “We will ask for: nothing from the Indiana General Assembly.: The only request of the privately financed

icolleges and universities is to be

permitted to continue as private institutions. under our American system of free representative democracy. The private schools must never be controlled by any agency of the Federal government.” Members of the association's executive committee are Dr. Kretzmapp, Frank Sparks, president of Wabash College; Clyde E. Wildman, and H. H. Brooks, both of DePauw University, and I. Lynd Esch, president of Indjana Central College.

Counties Pressed

To Fight Tuberculosis.

fee Plan Card Party The Altar Sodality of Holy Angels Church ponsors a card party each Thursday at 2 p. m. and Northwestern Ave. Chair- =

Committee are Mrs.

Mrs. Fred Schreyer and Mrs. Wal-|=

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Fla., while en rpute to a Florida resort for a vacation with his two daughters. He was 64, Born in Terre Haute, he was the | : son of James Mellish, who emi-| grated to America from England early in the last century, and his, wife, Helen Mellish. He came to work with the Indianapolis Power & Light Co, in 1934 as a sales instructor. Previously he had operated groceries and appliance stores in Terre Haute and Indianapolis, and at one time had operated the Plaza Hotel in lis, «/ He is survived by his two _ daughters, Dr, Helen BE. Mellish, liy-|staff member at Columbia Unipeople | versity, New York City, and Miss Jouder| Ruth Mellish, Indianapolis, and more! & son. the Rev. Paul 8. Mellish.

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