Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1950 — Page 8

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| DEAR MRS. MANNERS: I HAVE NO MOM to take my troubles to. Will you decide? .

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| Ask Manners—

Salvaging Marriage

x . {will be awarded prizes = the gram for Marion County YMCA cates will be given to writers of YMCA Announces Yorca: prises 'by {members which began Wotacs the three best papers. in each Patriotic Essay Contest aa

| Awards will be a $25 govern-|day. {club where as bor more participate, rere Sia gai arr ersere ment bond and two 10-day trips. PB | = ers should not-b be more A - "Boys In three age groups WHO. vyica Flat Rock River Camp form of discussions at all Gra-Y,[150 words for Gray-Y, 350 words write the best essay papers On this summer. All will be awarded Junior Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y and for Junior Hi-Y and 500 words “Appreciation of Our Homeland” after Mar. 22; the end of a pro-'Pioneer Club meetings. Certifi-|for Senior I Hi-Y

I've tried to do my best but He married ‘me to. spite his

learned after 15 years of married life. He admifted he never loved me and sald he never would, after his friend told me about the girl. He tells me to get a divorce but I have no place to go and we have

sweet children

I've had a hard time through j life, I've {wouldn't believe, {loves his wife he'll stick by her

taken things you I say if a man

mine didn’t, 1 work and have a home. I don't run around or go to the He never wants me to go When I do he

ashamed of me

in pregnancy but

acts Would vou keep trying to show

for di-

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him he is vorce and say

» or Sue. no more to him’ Keep ‘up your good work. -I'H

ivote for you every time.

DAILY CITY READER, Often say we've tried everything when actually only try the old remedies. Plant the idea in that hushand’s thick head that outgrown the old girl friend mentally. He probably cares nothing her, really. Be a flattering audience and an enthusiastic companion, going places and .doing things he chooses. He'll include you if he's flattered. Encourage some of the hobbies he always planned to pursue. Join him. Neither of you has losses in your stride and worked at the present and future. Make him notice. you. Do things to your appearance and conversation. The conversation will take patience, personal observation, psychology, and the addition of Interesting friends and activities, - What's the difference if you were second choice as long as you're his choice mow? You sort of like the old boy, now, don’t you?

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More letters to “Ex-Friend” and really interest you.

[“Unkown Mother.” MRS. MANNERS.

had the cour- stration what tests they give or

Would you have

lage of “Unknown Mother” to go ahead and have a child? My 8i8-1,1, ment Office at Washington ter is one of the sweetest persons and Senate suggest. {I know. She went to church every| She still does. She fell in love and had a: man’s child.| "Ce bled. you'll

{Bunday..

{Did her family, friends {ployer condemn her? |pitched In and

No,

(and saw thigh afterward.

off without you. a da- of reckoning and I |yours comes soon. iple's good points and have time to look for -

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| ¥ think we'd find our problems 1°P 1 if we'd read our [Bible more. Read I, II and III

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| You were never a friend, “Exwouldn't have turned “80 quickly on” “Unknown | i Mother.” You'd feel better if you Colonial Hatchery, 4451 W. Washsomeone greater ~~ than “ourselves to dole out puns ishment. What you'd actually do if you told would be: to wreck

Friend” or you

left fit to

the life of an innocent child.

watched a child like the one of “Unknown Mother” grow up. He was picked on as a child and his [life as a man is a perfect mess, like you who

{thanks to people can’t forgive and won't forget.

SMALL-TOWN READER.

about |

taken |

and em- ome in assorted sizes. The big

bought baby op ysique. Some. mighty big jobs| ielothes, gave her spending MONeYi,,q hold by men who are small in that she wasn't alone 0|g.¢,,re |become embittered with life. I ad} 1f the girl waiting to marry you, mire people who hold their heads), a job and intends to work You couldn t be awhile after you are married, you a friend to anyone, Ex-Friend |two should be able to get along on and “Unknown Mother” is better, salaries, provided you don’t Every ORe has try to fly too high. Lots of GI's i OP€ have married on very small inPraise Peo-| eg and are making a go of it.

Jou onal And besides, you don't intend to

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

I don’t suit in my husband's life. old girl friend who jilted him, 1

Your Job

Problem of Little Man Not So Big

Boss Not Always Of Large Physique

I am just another ex-service-man trying fo figure out this present day situation, 1 am in my late twenties but look like a voung kid. I_am very short which’ does not help my problem.” § would like to find a job which has an apprenticeship training, but just can’t seem to find one. If 1 was six feet tall I could get a job. I hope to get married and if I have to work for 80 or. 90 cents an hour, I just don’t see how it is possibile. What do you think?

Tus 10 LIVING ROOM SUITES MUST BE SOLD!

Regardless of cost, loss, or former selling price. These 10 suites are all 1st quality solidly built, heavily upholstered, but we need the room they take up on our sales floor . . .. so we have cut prices to the bone to bring

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you real living room beauty at a savings!

By JAMES GRAYSON heck The

In your letter you have men- , G4 s # (1) 2-Pe, Blue Mohair Fri tioned what seems to you to be , 3 IF TI 2 Sectional] rieze several problems. But they are not ; dq ' Fry () Was $219.95 , such big ones. 2p i Being a six-footer might get x. Blue Mohair : ” * assive, Was $289.95

you certain jobs but size would “rt (1) 2-Pe, Boj g_ ‘re " al "IS + Beige Mohair Frieze no :

not necessarily solve the apprenticeship problem. A 90 cent lovely Suite, » Was $239 os 10Ttable

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

You did not say what kind of japprenticeship training you iwanted. If you are not sure don't worry about it but try to decide {what. trades or specific fields

ving Room Si atable uife now © Kirks Value

(1) 2-Pe, Alice Bj on Mobair—y $239.95 now | 2p, Channe| Back

Site wtandarg M vas $239.9

| What you need to know is what {specific aptitudes you have. Find out from the Veterans Admini-

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See what the vetlerans counselors at the State Em-

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ohair 5 now : . Gi : Let's think about this size busi- ; Eo iness. If you go where there are {groups of “sSuccessTul people as’ find that they

€ boss is not always a man of big

N stay on your starting wage. You've got to grow out of your!

nto a bigger one.

Rabbit Breeders 25 W. Washington St.

Opposite State ho MONDAYS TIL

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| The Marion County Rabbit Breeders Association will hold [its annual Table Show from 10 a.m. to 4 pl.m._ Sunday at-the

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