Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1949 — Page 5

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Happily Wed 4 Years;

Then Gossip Crops Up "o

| Dear Mrs. Manners: I HAVE been happily married four years, but recently found out | that my husband has been having an affair with a woman he met i through his work. She is older than I am and is, » frankly; physically | | unattractive, : I would never have known about this for;my husband has been [the same as ever toward me, but a third party to told me. He admitted he _had_ssen this womiah at! the. 1 “don't 1 think 1 would Know ever between them, He seems ter- "hat to talk about oh a date. ribly sorry and has been nicer to 1 ¥® Deen asked out but was un. me than before. able to go. Now I can go and Do you think I should trust him, don’t know how to go about getleave him, orihave a fling of my NE boys.to ask me. NOIOUE. own to pay him back? Mrs. Man-| : A US. ners, do-all men have to do this rying to be a type you're not ‘sort of thing? It has somehow! is a foolish thing ito de—but { cheapened my marriage i* understanding various types of

and’ killed something within me and People different from you will make you popular. A sense of

I fraid there wil ecur-| am a - ibe a Tocur humor doesn’t. particularly re-

rence at any time. We have a nice home and two) | quire wisecracks, and most boys darling. babies. I have done don’t like wisecracking girls. everything to make him happy. i They'll forget you fumble a lit. tie for words if you listen,

HEARTBROKEN. smile, and look attractive.

No wonder you women lose She Said ‘Goodby’

your husbands. You give up 1 too easily. If you gripe and ery 1 like a boy who likes another girl,

| and spy on your husband he'll { wonder that he didn't step out | sooner, asked him if he liked her. I i i

He'd like to excuse him- I self anyway. Don’t give him told himr I didn’t care, and said reason. goodby. But I do care. Should

I get me another boy friend, or what? 1 keep telling my parents ihe is sick, for they like him, too. . SOUTHSIDER. The best way to convince a boy that you're jealous of his other girls is to tell him that you're not. Those girls wouldn't seem nearly so important to boys if you'd make them forget by making yourself so ats tractive they'd think about you. A good way to get even with an indifferent boy is te have a good time without him,

Have a fling of fun—together. | You wouldn't be happy without i him. Those third parties without enough business of their own to attend to wouldn’t be a bit of | help ence you started admitting | to yourself. the mistakes you made, Admit them you will, too Beat a rug or something | when you start being morbid. ~ You haven't done everything to make him happy. You've done | everything you THINK should | ~ make him happy. Be sure he | i I enjoys your life together in- | | stead of wondering how he pos- | | sibly could have been dissatis- | { fied—and bored—at home.

Let Mrs. Manners and readproblems and answer your ques- {| tions. Write in care of The | Ames, Mm Ww. Maryland St.

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but I-can’t seem to get in on the Calvin Sargent Hamilton, 3433 2 wisecracks. I can't think of any- Cental Ave. will be among 2500 = thing to say back to a boy. University of Illinois Students Boys like girls with a sense of ranking in the upper 3 per cent / {humor and girls who can think of their classes “who will ‘be ae|fast, but I just don't. I'm not corded “College Honors” at the

I SEEM to be popular with boys, yet I don't have many dates At school they're real nice to me

| dumb or anything like that and annual Honors Day observance in

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Your Tobe |Your Marriage... By Samuel and Esther Kling— |

Fellow Worker Has It In for Me' |

of Friendship I

id Solve bio By JAMES GRAYSON A Tellow ‘where I work has it | in for me and criticizes me to. my superiors. 1 feel he would deliberately spa! my work if he éouid do sé without detection. -How ean ['.emedy the situation?

In the first place I would try to * get: better acquainted with. him. Make it a point to be nice to hira and see if you two have anythin¥ in common. Do him a favor and see if he really appreciates it. It this doesn't work, istudy his point of view. Maybe he is having trouble at home. Find out if others where you work: feel as you do about him, If you are doing exactly the same kind of work and your record is better than his he may ibe jealous of you. If you.are a {better workman than he is {it might be well to let him do more

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He said “Could be” when or better work sometime and then yu nocter cannot fully

praise him for beating you. Particularly if you feel that he Is jealous. If none of these works, write me again,

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“Keep Youngsters at Ease When They Ask About Sex

| Q—fhen and how would you provide the first sex information to your children? 2 A-—~Answer their Ae simply and fully when they ask them, {Do so with such frankness and ease that the youngsters will not; hesitate fo ask further questions as they ottur, ~ When a child begins to talk, He starts to ask all sorts of ¢ ee tions about everything he seesand TT, TT . hears. Among these, by the time Mr. and Mrs. Kline ‘he is four years old, will probably be such questions as, “Where did’ ithe Brown's baby come from?” or “Why am 1 different from my little sister?” — These first Questions are usually vidual and a Successful partner based on impersonal curidsity and In Nis own marriage. have no great emotiopal signi- : ses ficance for the child. Therefore it is possible for basic information necessary to a frank understanding of sex to be. given at this’ \stage under the most desirable conditions. And, at the same time, it is possible to instill healthful attitudes which will go a long way toward making fiter adjustments easier,

“counsel | their_ newspaper rag only through The Times. If you have | a question, address it to Samuel G. and Esther B. Kling, in care of The Indianapolis Times.

of getting a wife? tically every male can get mar-

who don’t marry, almost 15 per cent of all eligible men, remain single because they prefer bachelordom to married life. It is this 15 per cent, by the way that accounts for so many. womeén having to rémain gpinsters!

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