Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1949 — Page 16

PAGE 16 Ask Mrs. Manners— - _ a Wonders if Boy Friend Loves Her or Her Car

VERS: 88. He'll talk as long as you argue, DEAR MRS. MANNERS: it since you continue to fuss ; I wonder if my boy friend loves me or my automobile. I can’t! He might come back If you | and he'll pick on someone else drive, but bought a new car to take my mind off him when he quit} learned control, but be sure he’s | when you stop. . coming around } through with gambling or you'll — I didfi’t have the car long before he asked me for dates again lose control. You can’t remarry About Corsages

4 ar to mv hous \ > gr ut! 1 be happy unless both of you Jee ives his"6ld car to my house and we go out| &N( ! A j ONCE % week, Jie drive : get rid of major faults ON WHICH shoulder is it prop

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irdavs y 3 riding my car and take Your in mine. On Saturdays he takes me riding in m ar ar ! that caused divorce. Work out ler to wear.a corsage at a dance? me to Work. '1 let him or 7 insults he has received and to 4 life for yourself—on a job and Is it proper to wear it on an eve car and he Picks me. up al - lock at the past with a psychia-| jp recreation. You won't have ning wrap before the dance? after work. I've heard he take | trist to guide his thinking Into. tim@<to mope, mourn and blow R.D. E other girls out in my car while constructive channels. He sounds, yp if you're busy. Wear it any place it looks

work. Through the week he never takes me home, and he never gave me a Christmas present I couid hardly stand to go -out with him at first; but.I was lone some. I stayed home all the time

after he quit. I'm 25 and he is 30 Worth Fooling With WORRIED WHAT would you do about a two boys. This new boy has “Bribes” like new cars, won't man who has a wife in a tuber- spread a rumor that the epuples substitute for personality and , io sanatorium and neglects are going to be married, which is| Times, 214 W. Maryland St. attractiveness. Spend those her. running around looking for not true. How can we make him y lonesome hours improving .... women to take her place? stop gossiping and getting everyyourself. You won't be lone- She needs things he could get. one upset? some, and you won't mis the s he worth fooling with? GIRLS IN THE OFFICE. you're concentrating © , . ) en Inst straw. He'd be on A CITY READER. He's worth “fooling with,” for |

taking you places In his old car, if he were interested. | his own sake and because his | : | wife needs him and probably

| loves him. Ask a minister or | ) Employment Data some person the husband re- | pranks. If you act indifferent

CAN YOU help me learn about! gnacts to intercede. —not angry or amused—he'll justment? finding employment in: foreign . | plck on someone who'll bring A—As long as the marriage countries? 78. MG, . the results he wants. Gossip Of course,” more adjustments Write the Secretary of War Wants Him Back is short-lived, particularly in a of marriage when the partners offices, 1420 Adams-Franklin I WAS married 11 years to a busy group where new people Bldg, 222 W. Adams St, Chi- (00,4 worker who gambled. We| float in and cut—and It needs

worthwhile and deserving of care BLOOMINGTON ‘READER Thank you—he DOES need a psychiatrist.

well—on either shoulder, close to the neckline, at the waist, in your hair, or your evening bag or atop your bustle, ‘

Male Gossiper

THERE is a man where we work who Illkes to make . up stories. There are two girls having just “buddy” friendships with |

Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems and answer your questions. White In care of The

son doing it unless there's some effect. That man wants to upset you—or maybe draw attention to his conversation and

issues as sex, children, recreation

cago, and the 11th U. 8. Civil both worked and had a place of constant kindling to live at all. and social activities, religion Service office, Post Office business, but I blew up and now . finances. in-laws and friends, if Building, Seattle, Wash. (for he is gone. We're divorced. I've Ohio Scout Honored the union is to survive.

material on Alaska). Inquire of Indianapolis oil, fruit and rubber companies.

Understand Trouble

I BELIEVE you understand Northern Indiana Reader's trou-

begged him to come home, but he NEW YORK. Mar. 31 (UP But some adjustments will have said I asked for it and should be william Chandler, 18, an Eagle to be made on these and other satisfied. I'm nearly crazy for I' Scout of Rocky River, 0. has jssues throughout the life of the w= | love him so much been named to represent the Boy couple. The rearing of children We always get into it when we Scouts of America at the second for example, the time when they 1 talk. What could IT do to get him pational UNESCO conference mature and leave home, the movback? I have children, nearly opening in Cleveland today.'ing in of aged parents, iliness ble—resentment of his family. BTOWNR, by a previous marriage, Arthur A, Schuck, chief Scout death, financial difficulties—all He may be harboring hate for Put he seemed to like them executive, announced today. Mr./these and more are a constant voids in his cultural background, | KRINTA. Chandler is a freshman at the challenge to husbands and wives or dislike of inherited physical| Your temper probably lost Massachusetts Institute of Tech-| How well they meet these new characteristics. He needs to face, him, and he's sure you've kept nology {conditions depends in large meas-

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