Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1949 — Page 13

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: ! . 4 : o ; fe : J = ! ; sobs : : WW Ask Mrs. Manners— |Your heen Ying aS ir 1 MN I ) or CATE. Fo; Cai... 1 |Unity of Mind and Spirit | EN ye@¢ F™ WAS Wants to Get Mar ried, fy sical Ad PA 4 | INDIANAPOLIS "sack at any * » : ° . Aids ys ca jus en * , 5 TYPEWRITER CO. eer. Have Exciting Life i Q-What anhaneen-»-mactied. coupled shysical phasure? I ARCO i from | DEAR, MRA ANNERS: age hen here da more than. merely s phvaieal bond between, the} = R@Mingtons OUR ANNUAL Royals ITCH! - aS neu to know how teen-agers think about things mate strong motional ten the sex side ot thelt marriage is more mean- GOLDEN DAYS SALE ihe | by itchy tore: . : 5 SES donnie, deo epee BH SR bes den dr STARTS TODAY pnts in a lanoy mean wor re. .

(If a husband and wife have a Pra a : He wants us to get married. He makes enough to keep us, and |... jog together in terms of Q-=1s It important to choosé a we'd do a lot of traveling. I've : . r e mate who is optimistic? always wanted to travel with| contentment and purpose In mutual ihterests and dctivities, A—Very much so! Whether show -people. I don't dance or| MArried life which you need to |,.4 if they are emotionally well- your partner looks on the bright sing or anything like that, so I| TePlace the excitement which | .. ...4 to each other, they're side of things or gloomily dwells couldn't get in a show, But I| Inevitably dies. ; fect this general °0 the unpleasant can make all could travel this way. going to re [the difference in your home at

1 I don't want to get married na Immobile Mate compatibility in their mosphere. 7%! stay in the sarap 10 and the WHILE THE other men hunt, relationship. Each il more, The optimist enjoys J aM same house always, like my folks, fish, play golf or bowl my considerate SASSER: | lakes a SethAtks in ry as-| My dad has the same job he had husband crawls contentedly to the| On the other n't magnity

ve lit or nothing in ts or go out of his way to look | when he married mother. We davenport OF plants himsels on hers 4 but he physical, that pe RT to worry about, And

don't have enough money for me the front porch, He never moves, bond will—soonét or later—re- when you're living in close daily,

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to learn to be a dancer or to go except to get the flit gun. fleet the lack of general com- contact with someone, this happy | TY TE ON to college or anything. It's the| My father was a sportsman. ...,uiy With Aothing to temperament can be invaluable, SCHOOL YEAR The ! PEWRITER ON OUR - same .day after day. The boys My brothers were athletic. I like\gy on othen it, the physical bond indeed.

I know are going to work with Sports both as a participant and

their fathers and settle down, They don't want excitement like 1 do. You'll have to tell me what to do real soon for this boy wants to know. “I've met him every night since we got acquainted, and we're not a bit tired of each other. What's the difference if you don't have any real home if you're really in love? DAREDEVIL,

You've overlooked something, |

“Miss Daredevil.” Your mother and dad thought marriage looked exciting, too. Your mother had never kept house in a home of her own. Your father had never had a home of his own. When two people are In Jove mothing is dull. That's why brides are pretty and bridegrooms beam—all’s right with the world because their world is right.

spectator. The biggest blow to /my marriage was learning that {my husband couldn't swim. When he mentioned water wings I {thought he was joking. He wasn't. {Oh yes, he's agreeable—he'd have {taken them along. (I called off the swim.) : | When I come home from work I bustle. I could use a hand. But the garbage can is too far away to attract him. Burning trash requires walking. When he started to play croquet I was 2a happy woman. That Tasted a week. It took energy: | 1 guess he does all right on his | Job—where he can sit down, He's ia good husband, 1 suppose—but

out requires action. I suppose he'll always be true.

on the front porch.) JULIE, CITY.

arguing takes effoft and steppingiciently they apply

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What do you think of a sales fob which pays & conimission only? I've been offered such a job. If I.am worth anything at all shouldn't T be paid for the time I put in? ‘

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'satesmen inthe country- work on:

{a commission basis; and they make big money, They know that {the more energetically and effithemselves, the more they will make. They wouldn't want to work on any

(It's hard to get in trouble sitting other basis.

If you have a personal job

you have, and the price asked.) Some things are hard to well Others sell very readily. | If a little-known company 1s] looking for persons to introduce a new article and much time is| necessary to explain its uses and, advantages, a salesman might be| justified in expecting something! more than a commission, 1f there seemed to be a great future in the business, he could then-afford: to take time to wait for sales to develop, Not everybody can succeed at selling. Also, keen tition | can keep merchandise from being sold. On the other hand, if one were the sales representative of | a well-known company or line

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" |little effort. ; you should Rave hunted one. ©aré of The Times. I think a job selling on a com-

You can’t expect your husband | Much depérds on how good a mission basis is all right. But to do the 100-yard dash if he salesman you are, thé kind of before you accept one you should! didn’t tell you be. eould—and [goods or service you plan to sell, survey the field rather carefaty you didn’t try te find out. the reputation of thé company to determing. gy®wther it is the If you were very decile and [producing them, the possible de- job you want and would like went the places H

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If you wanted A muscle man What makes you think carnival life wouldn’t be the same day after day? A home might look pretty exciting—and so might your family and friends | ~when you were far away from them. The boy who asked you to marry him is missing those home ties he hasn't had— the ties you're trying to discard. He'd expect you to provide some semblance of home life—which ‘you find dull. You'd expect him to give you constant excitément—which he finds tiresole. You'l be two disappoitited people. © Homé helps to provide that

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