Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1950 — Page 8

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i ith DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

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a N. J | I JUST don't know what to do to change my man. I should At HORS, HAAG druggists take a rolling pin to.him but I don't believe in that kind of

I've read your column almost three years and have tried all Nothing works on my husband. Don’t say it's my fault. I even shave my husband, wash his

Finds Most Bosses

Want Younger Men My problem is Im 53 years old. T am in good health, not afraid of work, worked 6 years in a war plant, was in World

pathy for the American ~ Soldiers in Korea. ® While they wait for their “buddies” to join them in hospital beds here they have battle-experience advice for the “youngsters”

My husband wasn't this way Do think B h juntil he got me a houseful of you n e cares howichildren. Now he goes as he imuch I sweat over a hot stove pleases and says there's nothing @ never even I can do. Of course I t no asks me if I'm tired. I never place to go with so wl tell him I'm tired and keep going six at home. Jiwhen I think ; 2a never Jake) out even to church because I £1 n't quarrel for don't have a decent dress to wear. iT don't believe in that in front

What would

and mean?

[1's no

a man who gambled his money my and even brought his woman! {friend right into your house for | weeks at a time? | you do if you were afraid of him| {because he was high-tempered something which an employer]

War I, ean drive a truck,” have done heavy lifting, but no one wants you after you're past 50. 1 have a good record, have been wearing my shoes out looking for work. I have to work to live. Can you advise me how and where I can find a job?

. + « for the public. ® Times Writer Irvin Leibowitz visited these veterans to bring you the “voices of the living dead.” ® Read what they say . .. tomorrow... in The Times,

‘Gen. Doolittle Visits

I cam never go

When I say 538 years old that's all, They want younger men. Ive got a high school education but mo trade of any kind.

you do if you had

By JAMES GRAYSON

What would| { As you know you must have!

pan, July 18 Gen

|wants before he will hire you. I jin a B-17 today.

Some of these have solved it by| on.” he said. finding an employer who recog-|

{lipstick on his shirt. You doling. So much depends on how you 2 conference with Maj. Gen, Earle

| seem to stick | Mrs. Manners.

dren? If I firmly

would be, I'd

| your house?

privately.

you with big

‘Just a Meal Ticket’

“BOSS” WIFE” who wrote you ing and win. I have seen others that every working girl is after who gave up and never did put

a man because

is unfaithful should have to go pj, of,

to work. She

a lot of women.

stay home and

' of things just for a meal ticket. job, one not to your liking, but I read your column daily and one which you will give you a enjoy it, | INDIANA WORKING Some wives refuse to admit

they've fallen

their husbands but pounce on the men for falling out of love with them. Some able-bodied, childless women probably do stick around for a meal ticket. Their husbands step out. Neither deserves much credit,

do you think?

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

do if you had a houseful of chil- op disappointed. This is hard to HOOSIER READER. | band was no good and never

| have to make concessions, but [spect to employing peopig. If they | ! aren't you now? Houses would be hard to find but eventually | you'd find one. It would be hard to raise six children alone but a strong woman used to hard- | ! ships could do it. thought what you'll tell them when they're old enough to ask | about that strange woman in | i It would be em- | i barrassing to trail your hus- | band for support and to ask | for charity, and hard to find | desirable work but less heart- | breaking than submitting to { those things you told me about

Many times [I've criticized men and pitied women like

hearts, big dreams and little chance for employment. wives I don’t pity are those who don’t want to leave the men or try to change themselves to make their marriages | as they want

E. Partridge,

| up for the men, impress the employer. You can- loommander.

What would you/not afford to appear disgruntled

|do when you are told that they istter commanded the Eighth Air believed my hus- |want younger men. | Force. Gen. Doolittle would not

walk out. Yowd [Plants have their orders with re- than to say he was “nosey.”

{have an age limit and adhere to] Safecracking Pair iit there is nothing the applicant Paus R ican do about it. But if they will SO efreshes {consider experience and skill then! Have you {you have a chance to show them ips pause that refreshes while |employee. This is when they will 100. {want detailed information con-| cerning your past work-record. 1 appreciate your situation and ently sat'in a swivel chair and with all sincerity say that you'll] Sonsumed soda pop. Six empty| have to lick it or it will lick you. es lay beside the open safe.

{Nations representative. VU, {Ambassador John Muccio

quarters of H. Walker, commander U. 8. forces in Korea. The United Nations flag, brought to Korea yesterday, was presented by Col. Alfred G. Kat-| zin of South Africa, a United = tended the ceremony, i

‘Air Command in Japan FIFTH AIR FORCE AD-| [VANCE HEADQUARTERS, Ja-

\James H. Doolittle arrived here “I want to see what's going’ Gen. Doolittle, who led the first “Fast Sider. » nized their ability and experience. air raid on Tokyo during World

In face of the turn-downs you War II, changed into khaki uni- i | your husband comes home with get you will have to keep on look-| form without brass and went into:

Fifth Air Force | Gen. Partridge was Gen. Doo- | lifle's chief of staff when the

| Employment managers in many {comment further on his trip Jother|

July 18 (UP) {i —A couple of safecrackers took i

{that you would make a valuable popbing a soft drink concern of

While one burglar drilled the) {lock on the safe, the other appar-|

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Perhaps you will have to take a job which now seems beneath | you. Keep on going down the scale of jobs until you meet one which you can get. Pick out an| employer who will recognize that you are a better man than his] job requires. Let him know that you will accept any kind of work that is honorable. Tell him that) you want a chance to prove your| worth, »

During the past several years {I have seen men who were knock{ed to their knees come back fight-

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them.

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her own husband forth the effort they were capa-

is probably like | proba) y With all the assets you have

put up with a lot mentioned I think you'll find a

ichance to show your boss that |you can hold a better one,

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