Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1949 — Page 20

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PAGE 15 Ask Mrs. Manners— Sees Mother-in-Law ~ Wrecking a Marriage

daughter blows

daughter?

Guide talk to

by the wife's mother.

The poor girl's life breathes a word of it and tries loud the neighbors hear. © They have an adorable baby! and expect another: S | After the mother is gone ‘up and everyone around kn thinks of her neighbors and her I feel. " husband's relatives. because her feelings too much? | mother has made her so jealous. She cries and belitties others who have new things she can't afford,

fore she was married. What ‘can a mother mean by win him? destroying the morale of her own . How ¢an her children help but be affected? >. A BYSTANDER, conversations pleasant channels the wife.

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

into when you Say good

WHERE I work is a boy I like attention to out spring clean-up campaign. Street Maio pledged. home owners the thirties. And | use of city trucks to remave not enough. eligible men_ in that rubbish. |

the but he doesn’t pay lets me. ow what she er, but can't remove the affection

"A BOY I like acts }ike he likes tf

with when we were small. |jealous of my old boy friends, but areas.” lhe flirts “with my girl

‘and

I've gone out with his broth! Is it because I show my

VERY PUZZLED.

_M. F. H,

friends.

CITY READER.

~ Cleanup Drive

"West, South Side | Campaign Set

{ / | A concerted effort to clean up

iby the city. Terming the condition of West “nd South Side areas “unsightly unsanitary,” three officials joined forces in an all- without having attracted a pros-|

Comm

Clean Up Shums

city

issioner Tony

Dr. Gerald!

One member of the Board of per most eligible age, and when

-one of your erowd.

Be their pals, but very femi-

Dates sre new to those boys {Works suggested that the eity the. men are young enough to | fresh from school sports and {force the clean-up under threat want a wife close to their own]

’

THE INDIANAPOLIS — Your Marriage . . . By Samuel and Esther Kling—

‘Want to Land a Husband? }

TIMES

Attend a Co-Ed College

Q--Does a co-ed school increase a college girl's chances for §

marriage?

: A—Yes. A college girTs prospects for marriage are greatly re-. : ‘duced if she doesn't find a beau during her college years. One £ A reason is that men usually marry women younger than themselves, J NOW 8. gery souple whose Sasfiage Is slowly being ee Indianapolis was launcifed today ang increasingly so as the men grow older. $ > : ~ hatred and jealousies of others. They talk about people continually. is a misery to berself and her husband. He never, to help her, but often they argue so

For example, a man of 251 might marry a girl of 22, where-| as a man of 31 might prefer a girl of 25. The woman who leaves college in her twenties, therefore,

pective husband, must look to} men in their late twenties or| there are simply.

age-group to go around!

though she's better off than be- me when we're alone, but not would attempt to place rubbish college graduate, the college girl === around his gang. Should I try to contafiiers at strategic locationg'js handicapped by having fewer throughout the city. - “Kempf, City Health officer, em- gificulty meeting even those, 1 GO steady with a boy 1 played phasized the importance of clean after she Nd, from coqose] He's ing up “many of the city’s sium

prospects to choose from and has|

All this can be and frequently is ‘offset if she attends a co-ed!

The city officials opened the coilege, Here she has the oppor-| {What should I.do? Mother says clean-up campaign this morning Ar or Se She men who are] (his uncle and father wer like at a Works Board meeting. he is.

close to her in age, when she is

the neighborhood ball diamond, °f & proposed ordinance which gage Here, too, she is meeting her! You girls played with dolls and wouid enable the city. to remove i

dried dishes for your mother. Serious (but vague) thoughts of homemaking are natural to yon. Don’t rush those boys. Le them feel natural around you,

rubbish and bill the

property

{owners

men who attended. the nL ontract =: | : | Actually, the majority of edu-

nine, attentive, pretty pals, . until they're old enough for Boy Problems serious. thoughts and you're EVERY TIME 1 mention mar-| Teady for “those serious | thoughts,

riafé to the hoy I've gone with a | year he makes an excuse, I want| & home and children, the same as | other girls. He's always late. Should I continue with®him? N. J. D.

I'M 16 and know there is a lot

of time for boy friends, but I! want a bashful boy to like me as I like him. How should I act? |

STILL WAITING,

P PER

iin base that stays on. Don anything

, At Last From

TENT ITCH!

No wonder thousands teased by itchy ote

agents in a lano- | be. content with Ointment,

iess effective than

GOIN BU

Times, 214 -W. Maryland St.

G OUT OF

They won't feel natural if you set out to get them or if you expect them to give you

assurance instead of getting it |

through self development.

October.

Start Negotiations

The city today began negotiations for a new light contract with Indianapolis Power & Light

Co.

The present contract expires in It has been in effect for

MRS. MANNERS. [10 years,

Lost Discharge

T. L., West Side.

Visit the Veterans Administration, 36 S. Pennsylvania St.

Let Mrs. Manners and read-

| ers of the column share your

problems and answer your questions. Write in- care of The

| Mayor Feeney, Council .Presi{dent. Emhardt and other city of-/¢0llege, how can you increase : 0 {ficials met today in the Mayor's Your marriage prospects | WHERE could I gét a Navy office for a preliminary discussion| A—Get your school to give | discharge? I lost mine. ” f {

of negotiations,

Members of City Council have

{expressed displeasure at the pres-

{ent contract. {received from

numerous residents who

complaints say their

|streets are darker at night than, # the past, I

{mately $34,000 a month. The city -

The city's light hill is approxi-

|allows $840,000 a year to pay its

=a heat and light bills.

2 Fliers Near Mark For Endurance Flight

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(UP)~—Endurance fliers Bill Bar-| iris and Dick Riedel set sights on 744 p. m,, (Indianapolis Time) today, when they willl crack a world's endurance record. !

their

They took off in their small air-

| bear

7 86-hour rec

hope to better the) ord this afternoon. [After that, Barris and Riedel will)

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equals or superiors mentally and educationally. | That a ¢o-ed college does en-! courage romance is shown by a study at one university covering a period of over 50 years. This | revealed that about 45 per cent of the girls who married, married same

cated couples who marry first meet either in high school or col-| ilege. That's why going to a co-ed school is helpful. It extends a girl’s contacts with eligible men, and thus often spells the difference between her getting married and remaining single. i

courses in marriage education!| Such courses will not only teach; you how to be a successful wife,’

Q—If you attend a women's i

through The

_of The Indianapolis Times.

Mr. and Mrs. Kling counsel § their Sewspaper readers only imes. If you have | { a question, address it to Samuel G. and Esther B, Kling in care

but will help you get a husband. One girls’ college, specializing | * Secondly,- women prefer and in such marriage courses, an‘tend to marry mem who are their nounced- that 85 per cent of its James H. Bokedis, city sanita- equals or superiors in education. graduates got married within five on plant superintendent, said he gince thé average man is not a years after leaving school!

Dr. David Tavel

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