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standing, but I don’t need understanding in this case. It would nearly kill them if they knew this. I could never tell my boy friend. I would rather lie to him than lose the man I love. : BLONDIE, CITY. You're a good girl, Blondie, or you wouldn't be sorry. Put the mistake behind you and become a nomemaker, certain that you can do a good job. Hanging your head in shame won't make you a good wife— you'll have to do some good in the world. Pitying yourself and selfishly concentrating on yourself won't make you a good
person. Though the things we're sorry for can’t be completely eliminated, they c:in be used to help us grow, rather than to hold us back.
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sistible. One man prefers brunets, another blonds. One may like a girl to be vivacious, another may prefer a more reserved type. Some men like the outdoor girl. Others are more comfortable with. the bookish sort. So the chances are yuu won't appeal to every man you meet, no matter how attractive you may be. Even when a man dates you occasionally, he still may not regard you as the sort of person he wants for a wife. And this, without any reflection on you. You're simply not his type. Of course, by widening your interests and increasing your
"skills and activities, you'll appeal
to a greater variety of men, since you will have. more in common with them. If you are an athletic type of girl, for example, and read widely as well, you'll attract not only the sports loving man, but the more bookish person. If, on the other hand, you confine yourself largely to books, music, and intellectual pursuits, you may be overlooked in the summer by those who want to date a girl who can swim, play tennis, or golf. But no matter what you do, you probably won’t attract every man you would like to. 8o don’t be disheartened! Practically every girl is in the same boat at one time or another. Q—Is it wise to splurge on your honeymoon? A—No. You're more apt to be in for a let-down when you return. : Some couples think it romantic to have an expensive and elaborate honeymoon even though it's not in keeping with their general financial condition. But such a honeymoon may defeat its very purpose—which is to allow the pair the easiest transition into married life. The couple who returns from luxurious honeymoon quarters to live in an extremely modest apartment, for example, may be disillusioned by the sharp contrast. Then the bride and groom may find it more difficult to make necessary adjustments to their new home and to their new way of life,
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Your Marriage . . . By Samuel and Esther K ling— Don't Be Discouraged, Girls, Some Man Likes Your Type
Q—Should .you lose confidence in yourself if you can’t attract
What one man may find undesirable, another may find frre-
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Loves Younger Man I'm very much in love with a fellow 10 years younger than I, and he's in love with me. But his family and friends think it's just awful that I, as they put it, “an old woman,” should take advantage over so young a man. In the first place, I don't think I am exaetly old—only 35. He is 25. Next, I always thought the most important thing in a happy marriage is that two people are in love, not in difference in ages. What do you think? @ YOUNG MAN BLUES, Two people deeply in love are oblivious to outsiders’ ‘opinions. If they're unselfish people, as they must be to love sincerely, their only worry is deserving the love of the other person. You'd ignore the age difference if you were sure of your love for the man, and of his love for you. If the whispering that people do mow is bothering you, you'd better find a man your age. Every new wrinkle appearing will worry you to death with a young h band. :
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.
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Given IU in Year BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 3 (UP)—President Herman B Wells of Indiana University said today that the university received more than $315,000 in cash gifts and grants during the year ending Mar. 31. Besides that, alumni and] friends of thé university poured: thousands of dollars worth of valuables into the school fund. These included books, estates and the Goethe Link observatory near Brooklyn, Ind., Dr. Wells said,
A girl may fail to interest one man and yet set 1 another's heart aflutter, for men’s tastes in women differ as widely
Mr. and Mrs. Kling 'counsel their newspaper readers only through The Times. If you have a question, address it to Samuel G. and Esther B. Kling, in care of The Indianapolis Times. position, rather than that of the
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I would lke to get a job phote-tinting but don't know how to go about it. IX do tinting for my family and friends as a hobby. I have done | PBX work, typing and ;
it very much if you could ad- | vise me on getting work of this sort. I would like to know what they pay. ‘By JAMES GRAYSON I suggest that you take samples of your work to three or four commercial photographers to see if they would consider your doing some photo-coloring for them, If they are skeptical offer to color a picture or two at no charge. The important thing is to get a start.
If you have any personal job problems, write to James Grayson, in care of The Times.
If no one is interested find out! why. Also make inquiry at places where photographic supplies are sold. Let them see samples of your work. If you have another job stay on it and do the coloring as a side-line until you can at least find out what your chances are. You have two things to find out. First—is there a market for photo-coloring? Second—are you| good enough at it? Don’t give! up until you have found out these two things.
Brookside Church Plans Mother-Daughter Fete |
Brethren Church, 11th and Olney| Sts., will hold its mother and daughter banquet tomorrow at, 6:30 p. m. in the church dining room. 1 nical High School will play during the supper, and the speaker will be Mrs, E. K. Higdon, missionary| who has worked -extensively in| the Philippines, Hong Kong and New York City. The banquet is sponsored by] the Women's Society of World! Service, the Christian Service Guild and Girl's Missionary Guild. The general committee in| charge includes: Mrs. C. I. Rousch, chairman; Mrs. Fred L. Dennis; Mrs. Bud Smith, Patty! Bussell, Barbara McComb and Mrs. W. L. Kern,
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"Down in the Bowery," by Miss Laura Hawkesworth center) and chorus, is one of the high
spots of the Gay Nineties Revue to be presented tomorrow night as a part of the first annual "Hoedown" given ‘by students of the Indiana University Medical Center here. Members of the chorus include (left to right] the Misses Delores Scotten, Sandra Douglas, Marilyn Lawson, Patricia Hunnell,
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At the present time the sale of | Inner-Aid here in the City of In-| dianapolis and general section, | stands at the highest point in ITS | HISTORY! Leading druggists are amazed at this immense demand | and say that nothing like it has! ever been seen here before. How-| ever, this great sale is all due to one thing, that is, the astounding action of this remarkable medicine upon the digestive system. It is) the great relief it brings which causes crowds to flock in for
Some of the leading drugsists of this city say no medicine .in history has ever orsed Jnner-Aid. Published A FEW of the many statements received here about this “Amazing New Medicine:”
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Inner-Aid wherever it is introduced. For instance, consider the] amazing action of Inner-Aid in| cases of gassy stomach. This is a |
And it is a hqrrible condition, as| any of its poor victims will tell] you! Many people are so bad off they can’t go to the finest restaurant and eat a meal-—can’t even eat the most whi ...me of home-cooked food—without being in misery afterward. They swell until they can HARDLY BREATHE. Awful gas pains come in stomach and chest. The abdomen sometimes feels sore CONSTANTLY | from continual gas pressure. And all night long this misery continues, so sleep is next to impossible. Some poor sufferers feel like they are about to smother every time they lie down in bed and try to sleep. They have to rise up to get their breath back. Others have such awful gas pains in chest they can't lle on EITHER SIDE: So all night long they suffer. AMAZING RELIEF Truthfully it can be said, as it has been said so often: “No great-
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Nixes Job as Party's National Treasurer . Frank E. McKinney, bankersportsman and Hoosier Democratic Party leader, today toook himself out of the running for treasurer of the Democratic National Committee. Mr. McKinney, who already is state party treasurer, sald he would be unable to devote his full ° time to the national treasurer's job and had asked that he no longer be considered for the post. He is president of the Fidelity Trust ‘Co. here and principal owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Indianapolis Indians baseball clubs. He was offered the post as National Democratic Treasurer re{cently after a series of con- | ferences with Sen. J. Howard MeG rath, Democratic National Chairman. It was the second time Mr. McKinney, regarded in party circles as an outstanding fund raiser, had refused the national
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