Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1951 — Page 5
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By JOAN THIS IS something for the boys. A reminder of correct car manners. How do you go about business of calling for date? Do you park at the curb and honk your horn? Do you loll in vour seat and wait for her to come running? The correct technique is to climb out of your wagon and present yourself at the girl's front door. Then, escort her
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By MURIEL LAWRENCE FOR THE LIFE of me, I can’t make any sense out of these books and articles that plead with us to “understand” that children sometimes have ideas of their own.
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I can't figure why psychiatrists and teachers have to be at us all the time reminding us that absolute control is as bad as none at all, one bei ng dictatorship, the other anarchy. Surely American parents shouldn't have to be told that if people, also young ones, don't occasionally question authority, they're in a bad way. Surely we know for ourselves how exciting and adventurous it is to be the parent of a child who is beginning to think for himse: _. : I can’t imagine why we object to having children show they have minds of their own unless we balk at having to think faster and better to retain our leadership over them, Of course, if we let Peter get
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you ‘have a good reason for making me do your ‘job for you.” “Yes, I have,” Sue says, “It was Alice. Her grandmother died this morning. She was crying. Oh. mother, f¥hy do gentle old people like ‘Alice’s grand-
mother have to die?”
away with challenging an order |
without telling us why he has challenged it, we're in trouble. But if we are neither dictators nor anarchists, but just healthy people curious to know why the
child we love thinks we have AND given a bad order, good things . can happen to our relationship | FRAM ES with Peter. Choose From One
” ” oy FOR: INSTANCE, we say to Peter, “What do you mean by saying you'ré coming home late from this movie when I tell you to come home early from it?” “I .want to sit through it twice,” says Peter, “Why?” say ‘we. “Because,” Peter tells us, “it's about some men who crossed the Pacific on a raft like ancient Indians. It's got a shark init. You read the book, mother. Don’t you remember?” We shouldn't say ‘Peter, you get home early just the same.” Instead we should say, “Oh, that movie. Wait until I dry my hands and get my hat and I'll come along with you.” :
” ” » OR SUPPOSE Bue doesn’t obey an order to cut her telephone conversation to set the table for dinner. If we have any respect for Sue's point of view we give hér a chance to explain.
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2 » ” I DON'T understand why people who love other people have to be begged to let those loved people ‘have an idea of their own once in a while. I should think we'd rejoice at the daughter who knows that obeying an order to set a table comes second to giving comfort to someone who needs it. I should think we'd be delighted with the good taste of a son who wants to see a good movie twice through. I should think we wouldn't need any strangers to tell us that watching young minds unfurl ideas is as thrilling as watching a baby’s lashes unfurl, as. the first words, the first report card —all the “firsts” which identify our children as pecple like ourselves,
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"dates and swimming parties, and with dating partners, ters, mothers and friends of the family, ~ In ‘debarking, the same tactics are used in reverse. You step around and open. the car door: you help your vassenger to her door.: Now, naturally, an agile girl can scramble in and out of a car unaided. Still, it's proper manners to pretend that. she can’t. And an older woman may
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{ | actually need the help of your good right arm. ” Here's a postscript for the girls. Give your date a chance | to do his stuff. your front door. Linger at the | curb or sit tight in your:seat to | give him time to unlatch the door. | Manners are two-way propositions. Over - eager independence will definitely embarrass a suave boy.
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