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Ask Mrs. Manners—

Hubby Takes Housekeeping Job

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DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

stay home where she belongs.”

jobs, hoping

honest.

i) ime fine. like to work.

save more of it.

UPSET.

Ways.

MY HUSBAND prefers airing the feather beds and ironing my| “flimsy-wimsies” to hunting a job and keeping it. I know what the women In our neighborhood are saying. Some have told me. They say he'd work “if that wife of his would

Others say they “wouldn't want a man wanting to wear skirts.” We're new in Indianapolis. Be- {5 go out more by ourselves, You fore we came here I kept quitting| . that would drive helped me before, my husband to work. He was utterly miserable away from the #4 house. He couldn't bear to have 3 anyone touch the house but him.| No one could cook to please him. I've given this a lot of thought. I'll be darned if I think I've been

| Our arrangement actually suits I detest housework—I

If I'd rather hold a job and {he'd rather keep house, why make, urselves unhappy by trying to| [please our neighbors? I can make more money than he can—he can What do you

You'll make out if you really are honest with yourself. What | bothers me are the nights you'll | come home tired and cross, and | the snubs your husband will get | from the meighbors. It's pretty hard to shrug off the opinions people-volce—eor.insinuate, If you agree to this set-up it's’ your duty to help your husband win the neighbors’ respect. You can’t show resentment’ of his staying home in _réund-about |. I suppose he does have some «| form of mepve. It must take & | lot_of coufage to hang up the

i ‘wash ~6n Mondays when’ he

5 tering behind their curtains.

' /i|enough experience of life

He Done Her Wrong

| I'M 16 and have gone with a . |guy, 18, close to a year. I've bad 0 “} know I love him.. He tells me he loves me and I do believe him, ‘lexcept a few things trouble ‘me. IT will not go out with other boys| They do not let any opportunity * |pecause I never have the fun I| slip to let others know how |have when I'm with him. He says| capable they think they are. | . [he goes out with other girls to! Would I get farther if I praised | |see if he really loves me. He has) myself? 'done_me dirty, and the kids we] “+ hang around with say I'm a too. When we have dates he comes; A

‘| knows neighbor women are tit-

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But Modesty

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\ TROUBLED, SOUTHEAST SIDE, . Part of “experience” Is knowing who loves you along with whom you love. You're a shrewd girl, “Miss Troubled,” if you'll Just be honest with yourself, You know that Friday and Saturday nights are the nights for dates which you aren't having with the boy you like. While sitting home kidding Yourself your gang is laughing atl you or feeling sorry for you. Isn't your pride worth pretending you've having fun on those other dates? A Dates might convince the.-Boy he can’t have you apd other girls too. Don't éver believe that business about him testing his love {gf you by dating other BAS. He's testing your endurance, which I hope is running ofit.

Let-Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems. Write in care of The | Times, 214 W, Maryland St

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Toot Your Horn,

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Should a person toot his own horn? I have acquaintances who are far less capable than I, and have had less training and experience, but who seem |

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By JAMES GRA¥SON little self-appreciation - now

To the house and we are bothiand then is good for the best of

happy. We seldom argue.

I seldom see him on Fridays)

men, You may be too modest, you

and Saturdays, the nights for may be concealing your good

dates. We've only been out by points.

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ourselves three times, but I'd like the background. Maybe you're

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built that way. But if you are well trained, do vour work quietly and thoroughly, are dependable, and are doing an all-round good job, those for whom you work should know fit.

If you have a personal job problem, write James Grayson in

‘| care of The Times.

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Your boss likely . appreciates you. If he has had much dealing with people, he already knows how valuable you are to the company. He also can place a fair estimate on those in his organ-| {ization who are self-boosters, I | There are ways of boosting your stock other than telling, folks how wonderful you are. The best method is to show them by | your performance.- Modesty is a (fine quality; so is enthusiasm. Once in a while, let your enthusiasm for your job and the com- | {pany for which you work, get the best of you. A little horn-| tooting of this sort is good for you—and for your company. It is perfectly legitimate ‘for you to take pride in the quality, and quantity of the work you {turn out. There is no harm in sharing this pride with others, If you demonstrate that you have such qualities as Initiative, perserverance’ ability to ~cooperate, and judgment, you won't ‘have to resort to self praise. Your record will speak for itself, {

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