Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1950 — Page 12

‘Frogs and Snails’ Your Job— Sarght Stuff. |

how U Employee Fears Grad INDIANA MUSIC CO. ~ Man's Faults S O P On Boys, Some Say Will Grab His Position “FROGS AND SNAILS and puppy| _ Quit High School rial firm 15 Wich the duties are

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ii gy hat little bo ad ata wa e-boys are made To Work as Clerk work passes over the desk 2nd. ny 15 welluhosth mords: Or Your Travel

With the great mumber of it must be handled during the a man gets a star on. his st i ri Tour Tul Ait LL high school and college grad- |4,y or in a specified time, In/it goes to his head.” iil uates looking for jobs this sum- such jobs the av wants the Erickson paid a $25 fine on a; fer 1 am fearful of losing mine | Sompany disorderly” conduct charge. -

to one of them. Four years ago assigned work done. 1 quit high school In my third | If you are in such-a job 1 High School graduates! There's a good job for you in the U.S. ARMY

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DEAR MRS, MANNERS: WILL he change? 1 love a man who is a ‘bit older than fam. | able and considerate, Other times he can be cruel and bitter toward me. i know why, . He speaks of marriage but I don’t know what to do. We've bot

2 child. tia and peti Rogeth yo WT on my knee, but maybe It. School being out and the weath-| Ihome. But we can't be happy. if 20 be. done. er frisky, little boys in scattered woe (things are going to be.this way. How can I get the idea across parts of the city are raising Cain il know I am partly to blame, (to my husband that a budget as only little: boys. can. That's i | Please give me your advice, I figured out to be workable won't why the police department han-| “have followed your advice in The work without money in the proper, dled 15 complaints about them in|

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“Yrhe above rhyme may be unfair, but It's the opinion of dozens of 1 don't People complaining to police. They: wish boys just played with dolls pn Uke “the “sugar and spice and everything nice” little girls,

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