Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1950 — Page 12

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Co §. fs: nt ba i Right Words Often Set Us on Right Track DEAR MRS. MANNERS: It seems that many people don't| the people. (Sometimes our TO “SMALL TOWN GIRL" loving & married! man, and get along with their mates. We| relatives would like to saw off |readers— : : "Ihave our ups and downs but with! our branch.) pe

Don’t let this trouble discourage you from being a nice girl. Remember the man thought you were nice. Hold your head high. {Pay no attention to what people say. Sometimes they forget they've

done the same things. ey ser —— } ; me, but that's what everybody Readers, try to understand these thinks, isn’t it?

girls, and help them. There may - abl {be reason for their trouble. There Couples Prison A he together {aren't enough understanding. peo- Jus er a { say children don’t need parents, ple in the world, you know. Do but they also need understanding,

you think girls want.to fall nj, oo ong Kindness. If there is no (love with men they can’t have? .. "oo one cided love, between

| Wives, suppose your husband, ,., arents, the children will be

ithe man you love, had been mar- |, rmed. There is such a thi as {ried when you met him. Could youjs.. people just not ‘being ne have kept from loving him? Youle. ach other Say yes, that it would have been) ‘yy neg someone understand-| wrong. Think, though, how deeply|,,o “Small Town Girl.” You feel you love him. Try controllingi,,, nave no one, This man trustyour love for him. Impossible and 4 vou and belfeved you. You felt (heartbreaking, isn’t it? While You wanted—and you wanted his ap{were trying to control your love proval. Be careful whom you trust {he'd hawes been: encouraging it but trust someone J.R ' That would have made him want ~ pu. Hone words, rightly preyou more, I'know you would be sented, from the "right person

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{frantic If a woman tried to take , {your husband from you now but with the right motive at -the | when love is involved trouble FiSht moment can often set us | {can’t be helped. | on the right track. Right? | Of course I don't approve of, You readers have been kind iplaygirls going with any man to offer so much help to “Small {just for the fun of it. Not all girls] Town Girl? Thank you all [who date married men are bad, | I know what you mean, “J. {though. Not all married men go-| R,” about people falling to try ) fing with single girls give the to understand. One remark al- , . girls a line. Bome of the men! ways irritates me—the trite one Place a Mayrose Veal Roll on a rack in an open pan. go. . = oi care though that's rare.! regarding forced marriages— (NO WATER) Roast ina slow oven (325°F.). The fat It isn't easy to get a divorce if| “I don't say the couple should . : : s disagrees, and some- gt; ogether but they ought to ering melts and bastes the meat during cooking. ® Person stay together bu y oug covering me He rt on i. Jovorved, tad get married and give the child worke w aa a " ROASTING TIME: married man but I didn't discuss * wo about all that child WEIGHT TIME it. I put myself in her place. I gets if his parents don’t be00000000 000essstosssssrrnsiy didn’t think it could happen to long together or pian to make |

. THAWED PROZIN : * 210 4 pounds 3 hours 4 hoyn Senate All Atwitter Hot Und ee C 0 . 4 to 6 pounds 3% te 4 hours 410 5hours To Confirm Chapman ot nder the Collar 6 to 8 pounds 4 10 5 hours 5 to 6 hours { WAS MY letter is of little importance . pe | ASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (UP) a4 far as troubles go.-I'm slightly | * W o roast meot thermometer is wed, foost to an intemal. |—President Truman today had pot under the collar at the letter! » temperature of 190° F. Season the meat after roosting. the traditional “advice and con- py “Mrs. J.”

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! i : PR Ho oa Gre $0 Dok on his appointment chance you are German?” Why : omg Fcanamie, 10 car L. Chapman as Beere- can't they say Nazi? I feel that 672) Mayrose Mavreis Tet Keen {tary of Interior. is what they really mean. : ST. LOUIS In sharp contrast to the Sen- My ancestors, nét so awful

INDEPENDENT PACKING ate’s reaction to several of Mr, many generations ago, were Ger-

VEA 4 [Je JHB COMPANY ruman’s recent appointments, man, I don't consider myself ry {Republicans and Democrats were gictatorial or cruel as the Nazis $t. Louis, Me, {shouting each other down for & showed themselves to be in the

chance to praise Mr. Chapman world war. Perhaps the ancestors {last night. When the kind words of “Mrs, J.” were also German. were over, he was confirmed by I'm not condemning her for voice vote without dissent. her opinion. That is her right. Mr. Chapman has been serving We certainly get no place by as Interior Secretary since Dec. 1, fussing among ourselves. We when the resignation of Julius A. must stand together, | Krug became effective, My gripe is that I don’t see why —r - people accuse the German people when I consider it the Nazis who are at fault, to our way of thinking.

BY Senator Demands

== Ouster. of Vaughan WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 (UP)—| I've often thought of writing |Sen. Joseph R.. MeCarthy (R. you but never have. My hus-! | Wis.) demanded today that Presi- band and I are hanpy together.!

{dent Truman fire Maj. Gen. Harry .

H. Vaughan as his military aide {if the general continues his “po-| XL aw Dulany ® )

[1itical” activities. Sen. Karl E, Mundt (R. 8. D.)/ agreed that Gen. Vaughan should stop being a “political hatchet-| man” or get out of uniform. | Both Senators are members of lithe “Five Percenter” subcommittee which publicly censured Gen. Vaughan yesterday for being chummy with John Maragon, onetime White House habitue now under indictment for perjury, and for accepting a gift from Mr. Maragon's former employer.

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I was ill when a child and my » { husband knew I was partially on 314 W. Maryland St. :

crippled for a long time before we oEs UNIT TO MEET | were married. He is ever consid- ‘Indianapolis Order of Eastern erate of my health and tries to star chapter officers have been Inhelp me so I'don’t injure my legs vited to attend a “Friendly Night,” again, to be held tomorrow night at the It is almost dark, but one Masoni¢ Temple under the aus-| twliikling 'star has broken pices of Queen Esther Chapter 3. through. What more peace and : To contentment could a woman want| than to sit in the warm, cozy lving room of her home and know she is safe and loved and -has many friends to help and be helped by? May God stfengthen and help those in need. SOUTH. INDIANA READER. What a beautiful last paragraph! Most of us could be contented if we paused to remember we're “safe and loved and have many friends to help | and be helped by.” I am so very glad you wrote. We often put ourselves in a groove—the groove of prejudice —when we place in grooves the people we don’t try to understand. I have a sensible friend who talks freely about his “banging relatives.” The skeletons prance about in most any family’s closet. If we try to saw off a few limbs of the family tree we seldom fool all

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