Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1950 — Page 8

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DEAR MRS. MANNERS: , i I LEARNED about men when fy 1 Bushang wish was tired|clear? | you're around. You've of the suit I'd bought second-hand—the only suit I'd had since, It's no disgrace to admit defeat. proved you're available. He'll Cloypool Hotel he persuaded me to quit my job. Lal of us es mistakes every find you if he wants you. home when a Philadelphia motor Viekef DF oh ankli +d I thought the man I married was the greatest guy in the world. day and two people are apt to : Agent I had a good job and he liked the money I'd saved and contin- make the mistake of marrying. Let Mrs. Manners and read- and landed on Mr. Cooke's porch. - Or or Your Travel ued to save while he was in the Army. When he came home he Going on making that mistake is| ers of The Times share your | Mr. Cooke's home 1s =m 8 alight, | CHICAGO & SOUTHERN AIRLINES. : said I must quit working. I quit, ET : far worse than giving someone a problems. ‘Write in care of The curve of a heavily-traveled nigh- @ + [am — worked at’ convincirg you he | chance to undo the tragedy of the| Times, 214 W. Maryland St. way.

and moved to the town of his! choice. I wore worn-out clothes. whale big shot even after he | oat and ee Loppiness. to: two : a Ipeople. 4 :

1" forever gave him Snésyrage Most ol hows iti Who: bject ment. I tried to make up for the; o 0 0 things HE wanted, ho sal- to their wives going back to ory ack street wives ary: wouldn't buy. He didn't their jobs really ask for it, don't |, I ap cer-| worry about things I missed: they? You'd think they would be tainly mature after going thro h! A and = . ood sports as the wives who re- ; going ug HB I tried to tell myself he worked £ po it. We know what we want. If it hard, though he didn't, He was - Jostantly quit were good spurts. ‘happens to be your husband and too busy crying on my shoulder 4 e you, 1 see no Poin} to your \,.'s interested it's because you abo how hard work is. I was | staying home a ma ing YOUr ‘gidn't try to keep him in love with a. good housewife but, secretly, a. * ers a trough for his tears. |, ,,. pecyyse It was impossible

2 There isn’t much to do about | bored one, silently frantic about! a babyish husbaisl, is there? If from she beginning. What good

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Briances, you let him walk on you, he ia . The town wasn't like the PoOr| Leaps walking. | BACK STREET WIFE. | * baby remembered. the Jevpie hot - The wife of the man you try | as friendly as he'd dreamed they , to steal had the same ‘id s | were, A wife, good food and an Back Street Wives’ A he A. —_r |

arm -chair became ordinary. A. - WE “back street wives” would § { She loved him. She wanted to job was work, and life was real. not exist if you legal wives did 2 nake him happy. She got some He was discontented: 5 good job. help from him at first. Both 0 cheer us If you aren't willing to work of them slipped up, just as you both, 1 mentioned Hiking this suit at holding your ‘husband or if and this man probably would a fat friend sold me second-hand.! {you're mismated, give us a chance. slip up if you married. He volunteered he was sick of it.! That's only fair, decent and hon- . That came from the man for She got him honestly. You | ] est. We love them enough to try , , ‘ whom I'd left my career and parder than you try. To wouldn't. He'd blame you, not abolished our future, the man I'd they're worth loss of our repu- Mimself, for that. He'd blame tried to encourage, every day. tation and our chance at a fu- YY" for depriving his children

Thal same from the big baby I tyre with other men. of a father. | 1 we A io. work Zo I am a “back street wife” I AH this talk about fair play. For 1 RUG and as ih % work, to replace the gian't aim to fall in love with a What about stealing—is. that ine « secon an ui yee. out not married ‘man nor did he aim to fair? You tell this man he's ; . al ‘ Stay simpleton I had let my ra] in love with me. Loneliness Wonderful when he isn’t being bs et led husband think 1 was. 1 make a prouoht him. to e. H : : life of my own, inviting him’ into oo ig hui S f pe wite. ak eaning 0 World | it with stipulations. I have half A 8 visiung her OMS, Zindsnd Dress Shoo Dress Shop I] World % say about the money—I help When she's home she's con- " 7a Jame " make it. We make ‘derisions to. cerned about her relatives and her 40 West Ohio St. Blankets, Slip Covers, Ete, os Sing gether. 1 have little time for his vomen friends. He's last with | tears on my shoulder. her. He's first with me 2nd FLOOR * w iE My pride is up to me, 1 learned, You wives go along taking for SAVINGS Let Swiss Lighten Your 3 * while “polly-annying” around in granted you have the love of the SGT M | : Task 30 * that suit. Do I think our mar- man you vowed you'd make hap- up 10 suseciaaning 129 - 45) Mrs. Farre riage will last? Probably not. py. But you do nothing to hold Dresses re 00] News +f | But I think I've lasted longer with him, We “other women" do every- Blous 15 him than any woman with a spine thing. You hang on for spite or STEP Better Skirts 9. i could last, and I think I've lasted because you deceive YOUTSell DY opp Qualit : . ’ : L-: AS . because I revived my pride. saying you're keeping your home y Lingerie N [linols - ’ yk MRS. E. together. Your home isn’t togeth- SIZES 9 to 24/, Hose . Yah YL th . : 10, - You'd think the type of ‘mgs eFrHow can it. he. with. parents. 3 LN ri * ARENAS ’ you had, determined we be the {unhappy and children knowing it? Open 11 to 7 Just For You . 1922 N: Hino ¢ } o pans SEE. RT 2 Grand Sle boss in the family, would have J . ‘ SS —— p— . —— . " Rosemary — fe — ” ) { Wendy W Your Job— : , st ————— meetups Spi a am ian : 5! Aunt Jom . “ : - CIE = #) 307 Ualen Tre Employee Given : VISIT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD VONNEGUT'S FOR rier — i : ; Hilbe ; Ys : 12 15 Ma Parkis Chance to Learn yo i > —n Second M 3 ) Wonders What iso wr oo Others Will Think : 0 ne 45] arighter ° ° My boss, the credit manager ; ; - ! i, ; 00 Nona Fron of our company, a large whole- - ! : 15 Hitltop H sale house, wants me to learn 3 Linda's Fl im to take shorthand. | am a typist * 1 45 Editor's now and like it. What would Once Again It $ rr 00 Strike i the others think if I decided not . . 15 to learn stenography but pre- Feeding Time : 3 :30 House | Par ferred to stay a typist with the | | AS other girls? - | { By JAMES GRAYSON | WCPO-T I wouldn't worry about what { INCINNA the other girls think. Just be ra

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