Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1949 — Page 13

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* Employment Offices | Can Give Tips

You have mentioned going to the public “employment service when looking for a job. I have always been’ able to find my. own jobs.” Doesn't the average employer think more of the felJow. who can get out and gét | his own job than the one whom | he gets through an employment | office? My 21-year-old brother | has asked my advice regarding | this.

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By JAMES GRAYSON It is smart - sometimes when| doking for a job to go where jobs! may be found. An employment| agency can be one of those places. It might be naturdl for a job seeker to-—stop in at the public employment service for leads and information. The average employer does, no doubt, appreciate the person who

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

gets out to find a job or to sell his services to an employer. There are several advantages! to finding one’s own job. One of | these is that you can, in a way, pick the employers to whom you! apply or to whom you try to sell” yourself. That doesn’t mean that you will land a job with any employer you chose. You may have! to see several. Another advantage is that you

ently flaring should - know more reasons why \ndsomely. de- you are a good employee than the Lo quilted employment office would know. won satin in That is assuming that you really “and floral know your good points and why yrs of royal, you would be an asset to. the em-| pink, blue ployer. You can bring out the astels. ~ Sizes points in your interview—a thing 28 to 44. a third person could hardly do as well, s ~ If you have given thought to 4 the business of the prospective|

employer, and why you could be]

G + valuable to him, you naturally Lrg > A will mention some of the rea-! —sons-to-him:-If-you are alert and |

will pay attention to how the employer reacts to your sales ap-! proach, you will discover new! reasons why he should hire you. You can‘ then mention these in] your interview, In your job-getting you Mave, no doubt, used all the foregoing suggestions. If your brother can grasp thé significance of them!

3¢ i and use them in his employer hile contacts, he will appreciate the! X ) fmportance of being able to find N RN and-land his own 384 bls own. Jobs. IN Pi : | itman- man-Moore | 3

. 48 Awarded Service Pins ] | - Loyalty to Pitman-Moore Co.,! a division of Allied Laboratories, | Inc., was recognized with award of service pins to 48 ‘employees | at company Christmas parties to-|

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day. OB K. F. Valentine, president. of the local firm, gave pins to

workers who completed multiples |

to $5. 98 of five years’ service with the ’ company during .1949... et : i Employees ~~ of the - pharma-/ shades. solids ceutical laboratories here were

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entertained at a Yule celebration at South Side Turners hall, while biological workers held a party on Company property near Zionsville. C. N. Angst, retired president,

EE ————— SLIPS h $ 00 ice. He 'has continued as ecorfir / pany. adviser and treasurer of s Allied, the parent company.

30-Year Awards

. lace trimith built-up Thirty:year awards went to 0 14 for the Vern Adams and 8. H. Regenos;

while 25-year pins were received by Hanson Hogan and Elizabeth Williamson. - William Freeman and Olen Rhoades received 20year pins. Earl Bockstahler, Rollin Bruner, Frederic Harris, Virgil Hill, Ralph KE. Jackson, Wilbert Jones, (Wilhelmina Lynch, Rachel Neider-! man, Adah Webber and Charles A.'Wolf received pins for 15 years service, |

{ 10-Year Pins

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Berry, Cleo Blaylock, Gus V. Botscheljer, ress, John W. Doane, Anna Borden Fendley, Wiliam Lanma| * Funkhouser, Lucille Hardey, Allen W. Hyatt, Fred Merrion, Harold Stuckl, Richard Thalhamer, Alma K. Five-year dwards Went to Joanna M. Carnine, Daeger, Bessie Lois A; Davis, Mima J. Delong,

Mary A.

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well, Henry C. Hagermann, Emma _ L. Hanshew, Nellie H. Hazletf," Willlam G. Page,

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Ten-year pins went to Joe W.

John Wiliam Bur-

Todd and Donald E. Weaver.| George E. Auch, Ruby E. Boaz,| M. Daugherty, Wesley Fleenor, Martha. F. Glide- | Bert!

B. Reger, Edna Hinkle Stuard, Margaret L. Walbornh and Martha

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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‘Lady’s Man’ Failing With Girl He Likes

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

I CAN'T get to first base with the girl I love.

I've known her all my life, was {I've learned there is no one like

She's a nice, sweet, country

you most? “He beat rhe up,” you/ing jobs. He's restless. wall, and fly as fast as a jet servicemen are.

We went to school together. She plane to the just another girl to me then. After being gone. two years) {court. . beating their wives for.the fu She says lof it, {I hurt her once and she’s altalé to let herself like me again. She|

her, girl, not a run- -abofit.

{I was away she went a man but split up, I've asked her to marry me ‘more than once, She says she , ikes ‘me an awfdl lot but not! jenough to marry ‘me, 1 considered myself quite al {lady’s man until now. I can" get| {most any girl in our town-her {girl friends, too, I could leave and meet a lot| {of girls. But Pd always try to! {find one like her, How can I get (her back? -"

Ah with!

LOVESICK, Concentrate on telling and showing the girl how you ac,ually feel, not on the music of Your voice of the elégance of Your gestures, You'll never convinee her if you recite an old line without a stammer. She and her girl friends have compared notes on your line, you can be sure. Try telling the truth. You'll sound awkward. Forget about being a lady’s man and overcome concéit ard selfishnesses. Think of people instead of yourself—the girl's comfort, her family, her friesds. Go easy with the girls. She's e:pecting you to look them over when her head is turned, as always. If you don't do it, she’ nl notice.

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dependent and major oil compa-| |ing hand to persons less fortu-

nies have dipped .into their pock-| ets tos help make

families.

At the annual Christmas party] of the Indianapolis Ofl Club in|lice today sought the

Hotel Severin yesterday,

charity drives of the three Indianapolis newspapers. The $70 con-

“tributed to The Times has been have been Christmas gifts for

added to the Clothe-A-Child fund.

The party is held for _the ex-|parish.

“| hag her.to marry him. Talk of

Christmas| se———————— brighter for Indianapolis needy Sak Meanest Thief

$210 man of the Christmas season.’ were divided equally among the He stole 12 boxes of candy and

Ba A girt doesn't ‘want a man to |

marriage only occasionally, but do a good job of it when you do. Let her. decide you're worth | | marrying. Let her. convince | you she'd be-a good wife.

Advice to ‘Troubled’ | TO “TROUBLED,” asking Dec. | 15, if she should divorce her un-

{employed husband who beat her Yearns for Him I AM very fond of a boy who! 8 engaged to another girl, n't think he is happy with her. For some reas~a I think-he wants|

t0 {5 come back to me but his pride] “Da you want wont jet him.

) while she was carrying their child:

{Look, kid, you married the guy . | because you loved him (I hope) and ‘you: loved him enougn |give him a child. |three happy lives or three wrecked lives? Your child's life is at |stake. deprive it or fight bravely and! |save your marriage? No one can

“Couples often Hind themselves [chair divorced than they . were married. takes a second marriage, maybe, | more marriages, to make them admit to themselves half the marital discord was their fault. If they'd get acquainted with themselves instead of the di- | | vorce court and make some | changes and concessions, there [ might be no divorce,

gaged .only because his buddies

are married and he wants to setDo you- want to selfishly tle down,

| - He has had a rugged time hold-

nearest divorce! fast.

faith in him. - They have a reason. FRANKLIN READER.

him. quit waiting? ; MISERABLE MAIDEN,

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things wrong with you.

does, either,

I just! tell yourself th-

yourself. honestly know you need, I think he's en-| /

too. Times, 214 W. Maryland St.

Most They grow .upi: T've had people warn me, Fellows don't go. Siognajly {tease me, but I have absolute

When his name is mentioned I| |dry up like an onion, then yearn to~hear ft again. —Don't tell me to] | [forget him because I'll wait for) What should Ido besides

: Don't you tire of telling your. | self things you want to Near? | That tralt probably lost you-the | boy. You réfused to look at the He didn’t miss them. No one ‘else

The best thing to do if you're determined to walt for an uns settled, uninterested boy is to | truth. about "| See yourself as you are, Make the changes that you |

Let Mrs. Manners and read- i ers of The Times share your problems. Write in care of The |

{decide bit you, and it's a big fight. | Perhaps it's high ‘time you {dusted off that little black Bible. {It rarely fails to help the dis- | couraged. That book, Mrs. Manners and I are giving you the weapons for the fight. Perhaps your husband needs more! understanding which you could give. Perhaps he drinks. |Svel, Alcoholics Anonymous has | {done wonders. Why desert. him when he le heeds

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