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You three people would be no different than all relatives.

‘you're so let each other down you would, no mctter how many promises were made, “In MY house I did ‘such and such,’ ” you might say, with no harm meant, Your daughter-in-law might indicate that Jove for her husband, not for you, made her back his invitation. Your son's comscience could have prompted the invitation. Maybe you've said you were lonely—or appeared that way. Maybe they want you to take your young son off their hands. | Suggest it—notice their reacon You want a home of your own. You want to Anaya it.

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tian since 16. I called your hand for printing a letter from a Godless dame who told of being courted in a tavern. Your reply upheld that outlandish, un-Christian, unladylike woman’s conduct. I'll bet you aren't above sitting in those “hell holes,” sucking cigarets, and gargling beer and “what-not.” Your advice to some of those “puppy” love teen-agers is sickening. Evidently you do not know that adolescent girls budding into womanhood do not know what it's all-about. In the final analysis, all this love “stuff” reverts toi the sex question. Time and again I've seen over-developed girls simply crazy after boys. Usually it’s an early marriage going on the rocks, or an illegitimate baby. I've read your letters because I know something about sexual makeup. Of one thing I'm sure. You do know your business. I

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If you are a good auto-mechan| and have a good work record and would be a real find for a garage or filling station you should look over the local situation carefully and apply to those employers who! have need for workers like your-|J! ‘self. You should think over your work record and have .it sufficiently in nfind so that you can gulskly tell a prospective employer the things he ought to know in order to determine whether he wants to hire you. If you can’t remember all the places you have worked write them down. The average employer likes to know what you have been doing. If you have your experience record clearly in mind you will save

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We've had our game, but have we helped the people we both want to help, or wasted time and space? What you know — but won't tell—doesn’t help. Information, please—good preaching includes teaching. Those teen-agers don’t ask

ployers to whom your knowledge| and past experience in these fields would be valuable.

If you have a personal job problem, write to James Grayson, care of The care of The Times.

State Sheriffs Open Convention

200 Police Officials At Gary Parley

Times State Service GARY, Oct. 31—The 19th annual convention .of the Indiana) Sheriff's Association, which began here yesterday, went into the open business session this morning. Maj. Robert A. O'Neal, Indiana State Police, made a plea for harmony between state police and county sheriffs in a speech today before approximately 200 sheriffs, {deputies and families attending the convention. “The state police, a co-opera-tive, co-ordinating agency, is not trying to ‘sell’ itself nor to impress anyone concerning its services,” Maj. O'Neal said.

Harvey Foster Speaks Another speaker at the first business session was Harvey Foster, special agent in charge of the Indianapolis office, Federal Bureau of Investigation. Lt. Gov. John Watkins and Secretary of State Charles Fleming ‘will be main speakers at the banquet tonight. Talks by Otto Jenson, chief examiner of the state board of accounts, and

‘hope their parents have told them properly. Ill-worded warnings and constant preaching won't solve the simple problems they ask. Teen-agers are grand peoplé. Sour seccusations and insinuations ‘and constant distrust oould give them ideas they’ve never had. Their understandable resentment. might bring disaster. We don’t want to encourage exaggerated introSpection and develop complexes. ould tidbits from sexology have answered the simple probblems you and I had as teenagers? I never condone misbehavior, Sir. But understanding it and offering friendship ean discourage all manner of “what-not,” I really think. I hope I'll understand a person—of any age— has a problem if he believes he has. I hope I won't decide who is Godless, and substitute criticism, for help.

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Let Mrs. Manners and readers of the column share your problems. Write in care of The * Times, 24 Ww. Maryland St,

Margaret's Concerts Praised by Critics

8ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31 (UP)—¢ {Margaret Truman’s concert ap{pearance here drew a second {round of favorable reviews today. St. Louis music critics, who

sincere artist with distinct promise” after her debut Saturday night, said she sang with ‘“‘more ease” at last night's concert with the St. Louis Symphony orchestra. She sang to a nearly packed Only 30 pf 3563 seats in|Traffic Safety Commission, and election of new officers will head-

were vacant. line the closing session tomorrow.

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first time she's ever talked for tion on the subject. . Rubin’s daughter, Lyla, will break into show business via a New York TV series. . . . Buster be will be the menace in Johnny Weissmuler's next “Jungle

a Hollywood big shot: “He's a very important fellow. He has three yachts, seven cars and 14 ulcers.” . * » “OUTSIDE THE WALL” Marilyn Maxwell's first starring role after a long succession of bright ng parts. Marilyn once did seven shows a day at the Steel Pler ii Atlantic City. “I was only a singer,” she told me, “but I played the same bill with three famous actors—Flicka, Lassie and Thunderhead.” » - »

THIS is Hollywood, Mrs. Jones: A film newcomer named Ray Hollings was discharged last month from the Navy because of chronic seasickness. His first role? —a rugged sea-going pirate in “Double Crossbones” at UL Memo to the prop man of the same film before a big anipboard fight scene: “Provide six breakaway heads.” » » »

CHARLES LAUGHTON is getting $2000 a lecture guarantee for his current tour. He’s plugging “The Man on the Eiffel Tower” for free. . .. Mack Sennett dug up some of his old contracts to legally pave the way for his “Down Memory Lane” film. One of them was the first film contract Bing Crosby ever signed. It guaranteed Bingo the magnificent salary of $100 a week for the year. » ” . Hollywood film censors will be blushing overtime when “DeeDee,” a new French film with English dialog; hits U. 8. screens next month. - The hero-

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