Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1951 — Page 6

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Woman's Case Ageins! Man—

Her Demands Are Simple

THE NEW HUSBAND-— A PROGRAM ONCE THE American man begins to conceive of himself as a creatufe of ordinary human proportions, he may for the first time see his wife as an everyday mortal. Woman's grievances woul a begin to evaporate if husbands began to accord to wives the same respect they give any nonfemale commuter, elevator operator or passing pedestrian. A woman would like to be treated as something more than a home appliance and something less than Mother Machree.

" = " WOMEN don’t want “equal to mine coal, join the Army or work 12 hours a day in industry. They don’t want to hand out cigars and go back to work as soon as the baby is born. They don't think it would solve “their problems to give men “equal rights” to wash diapers and dishes or clean house on Saturday. Without» renouncing and rejecting the vital if humdrum details of their daily life, women have gn understandable human vearning for a life beyond housework. No amount of highpowered glamorizing can transform housework into that life.

” = 2 THEIR DEMANDS are not outrageous. They want: ONE — Companionship. This does not mean a man behind a newspaper in the living room, It means a man who respects her enough to with her on any level would like him to share some of his thoughts about himself, his progress, thing else that interests him. TWO—Sharing ity.

rights”

start peeling potatoes when he

gets home. But since she en- |

joys the children, she feels that

sharing the responsibility for | them, talking about their prob- | lems and doing things with |

them would give him as much pleasure as it does her.

THREE—Time Off for Noth- | One of the least under- | stood problems of a woman's | life is that no matter how easy L it is, she rarely has a moment

ing.

to herself. She has an inalienable right to freedom at reg-

ularly appointed intervals. That | means she needs to be uncondi- ! tionally released and set free"! occasionally with no ‘reminder i

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way home, That requires nothing more than the willingness of a man to take over while she's gone or pay someone else to do it. In return for this she will gladly give up Mother's Day candy. FQUR-

Making Life Simpler, Probably

50 million women in this cduntry are waiting the day, when, in answer to. their suggestion, “Maybe I'll make a lemon meringue pie today.” some husband will say, "Oh, let's have something “simple.” Men should stop defining the simple life as one in which men do less and less and women do more and fancier. FIVE~The Element of Surprise. One of the deadly aspects of marriage is that everything is always the same. Since dishes and diapers wait for no man, it's up to the husband to inject an occasional element of surprise. A flower for no reason at all is worth a carload of Easter lilies. Such gestures can help create the impression that marriage is not Just something dished up by commercial interests, but a personal matter between two’ people,

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SIX-—Money. The most aggravating thing a husband can | do (moneywise) is to say in a horrified tone, “Where did that money go I gave you Friday?” As though she were keeping a | man in the attic! A woman ! should never have to beg her | husband for money, any more | than he ‘should have to beg his wife for a meal. If her demands are out of line, it's probably | because she has never been let in on’ the secret of his financial | status. or because he's just bought a new fishing rod without bothering to tell her. i

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WHILE such a renovated Mr. Groggle might not make every little home a heaven, he could | make a major contribution to relieving the American wife's fabulous discontent. Even if Mr. Groggle is no longer a slave to his background, Mrs. Groggle will still have a tussle to build the kind of life she wants for herself | and her family. This will not be easy. But with the stream-lined | Groggle by her side she still has a fair chance of giving her environment a run for its money, END OF SERIES

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AUTUMN LEAVES — Four-year-old Jonathon Vincent showers his twin brother, Paul, with colorful fallen leaves as they play in London's Hyde Park. It's one kind of downpour that the lads don't seem to mind a bit.

Dry Run

COLUMBUS, 0., Nov. 17 —Columbus firemen blinked when they learned the cause of their run to a downtown hotel last night. They said a man had been boiling his socks in an electric coffee pot in his room and the pot boiled dry. Only loss reported was the socks.

Here We Go Agein

READING, Pa., Nov. 17 saucer season again. a housewife and a tower operator at reported cles of light,

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CAMDEN, N. 2, Nov. 17 —Mrs. Helen R. Di 46, who came here years ago, finally citizen today. Federal Judge '‘'inomas M. Mad|den, who administered the oath {of allegiance yssterday, asked {why she waited 30 years before! applying for citize:iship. { “Your honor,” che said, “my mother died when I was young, so aXbunder on the I began raising seven brothers A eae So as0, {and sisters. Then I raised seven 1:20 {children of my own. Now, I have {nine grandchildren. It kept me {pretty busy making enough spaghetti and meat bulls every day.”

Hunter Killed,

{His Deer Stolen

WAKEFIELD. Mich, Nov. 17 (UP)-——State police today investigated the possibility of murder in the fatal shooting of a deer hunter and the apparent theft of one of his deer. ;

Donald Bethuy, 32. of Oak Park. Mich., stayed in camp to guard two deer while his companions went hunting for more. When they returned, Mr. Bethuy was dead, shot through the back, and one of the deer was missing.

Tracks in the snow indicated the deer had been dragged to a inearby road.

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