Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1949 — Page 4

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ti Mother's Paramour Irks Teen-Age Girl

DEAR MRS. MANNERS: 1 AM a high school student and have a lovely, charming girl friend whose mother is living with a man who is not my friend's father. Of course, she is old enough to know, and she is ashamed of her mother, in that respect. : Do you think a man respects a woman when he asks her to

fraud?

that he drinks. d PUZZLED HOOSIER GIRL,

Your friend might have diffi. culty in trying to make her

1 home like she wants it, but the

effort could accomplish something, There may be all kinds of reasons (not excuses) for the mother's behavior. Maybe she's disgusted with life financlally. Maybe an ex-husband disillusioned her. Maybe her family gives her no companionship and peace. There’s no place for you in the argument, If your friend is right about her mother's association, urge her to talk to her mother, Most mothers want their daughters’ respect. It's pretty hard for a mother to completely discard all the hope and love she had when her first little girl arrived. Of course, the mother can't get away with disregarding the old laws ‘of society. The man would marry her, or leave her alone, If he loved her enough. Sho isn't using her head, and she isn’t playing fair with her daughter, You can help your friend by showing her the good mothers around you.

Should | Marry?

IN WHAT states can t developed a light weight, low op- married without your Bone, erating cost and beautiful hear-| consent? Could you send to aning aid that will help and relieve other state for your marriage you of that nervous strain that license if you took your blood est My parents think I'm too youhg to get married. I'm 17 and my boy friend {Is 18. Please advise me what M

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My girl friend doesn’t like this man. She says he is bold, and

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3. W. writes privately that she has tried to “piece together some resemblance to a family with affection for each other,” hut she finds her family unaffectionate and jealous. She blames losing her boy friend and a nervous breakdown on them-—and she fears another breakdown. You should see a doctor or

facing it.

childhood—that was her way of showing affection. You didn’t lose your boy friend hecanse you were out on your own early

done what Edward Everett Hale advised: “Look up, and not down; out, and not In; forward, and not back; and lend a hand.” Dr. E. Stanley . Jones, re-

of yourself.”

I like these cures for a nervous breakdown: Don’t brood, act;

wisely; hitch your wagon to an

be tolerant of human frailties

a sense of humor. MRS. MANNERS,

Future Is Theirs

future is in you.

clal classes, learn benefits you,

your environment.

yourself men will come to you.

nurses, airline hostesses

and therefore are

are. -A. M,, CITY, Wise people make acquaintances feel that they know as much as they do, don’t you think, A. 'M.? Career girls sometimes become a little

They discourage they want to dazzle them,

care of them. Arm-In- §

arm in his. I don’t want to tell

this other girl home. TEEN-AGER.,

want a boy so unchivalrous that he'd remove a girl's arm from his. Maybe there's nothing to their friendship—maybe the story wasn't true. If you

and like her so much he wouldn't be back. You teen‘agers need to lock arms with several girls and boys before you settle down. I bet you hardly remember that boy you dated last year—and you probably will barely remember your present boy friend next year.

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psychiatrist, J. W. Maybe you're | running away from that prob- | lem—your family—instead of | Your mother riade §' sacrifices to give you that good |

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TODAY a friend told me she saw my girl friend's boy friend walkIng with another girl who had her

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It's easy. Stop acting like a} dumb cow — have self - respect. | Why do you think men go after) and’ other career women? It's because they have brains and personality interesting. Don’t be so easy had. Stop be-| ing stupid. And you, dear Mrs. Manners, “stay as sweet as you,

smug, self-centered and bossy. | those men |

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my girl friend, but I think she] should know. Should I let him tell her? She likes him very much There also are rumors around school that he has been walking!

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