Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1952 — Page 6

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How to Retire and Like It— . ; : " 4 le, : & > - . . Wh Y Reti Y Wife Still Will H To Feed Y Clean H Mend Y C NOTE: Mr. Kaighn served finer-grained and more resili- well drilled in efficiéncy meth- comstant source of pride and ing that time be any of his.. or- with some of his ‘men ing to do, he is. fussy and = LIVING for 15 vears as chairman of ent helpmate ods before they took on the re- amazement to her retired hus- They will be seeing “plenty of friends. He listens to the tadio cranky, and interferes, with my the YMCA Retirement Fund. Lo #8 ., sponsibility of caring for their band, who classes her among each other as it is. or reads the paper in the eve- own work. Here he is offering practical MANY WIVES. work . with © own homes the magicians *I don't know what my hus- -nings, ar we go to church or These testimonies eviplans and ideas for retirement, thoroughness as well as with There is nothing much a mere Here are some of the experi- . : : the movies, or some folks drop ” . 4 . This is the fourth of series’of -dispatch. They find time to. run .o ... tell them when it ences of -wives ‘who have po band “would do shut up for . .,° yy, jue being retired dence of how the problem of retire man can a waen | hours in a den. He is not a : . retirement has been met in :

th ake ai & from his book, heir homes, make their clothes, faced with the problem of have 2

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at a ‘slower tempo is as. necessary for her as it is for you, maybe more SO. You have a possible twenty or more vears to live together after you

It should: be a time -for th ening of all worthy loyal« for the enrichment of your

minds and spirits, for the cule

serenity the

of the basic verities.

ight 1952 by the

Persons Speak.

six articles HOW TO RETIRE AND LIKE belong to clubs, ‘care for a comes: to determining the value ing a,retired husband -at home bookish man; nor does he like snap particular instances, and may IT. just published by: Associa garden, be active in church of a vacuum cleaner, pressure x 4 3» " to write. It is an event for me MY IDEA is that every Ye well give you a clue in finding tion Press work, read” the latest books cooker. or some other house- I THINK that tired’ to-get. Hird to send a picture tired man Z0ould have 2 pare pip Ah : . * chauff . the y ’ . . 5 h 2 , z 3 “ " “ . , y 5 . By RAYMOND P. KAIGHN © . By ar rae mo laren Li hold implement or gadget; or j » a retired man ,,cta] when we go on vacation. time job ( "Huh! you say, “try your own solu 3 n Retired lends and in general make deciding how to save time, ex- should have a room that is all But he. does like to tinker. and and get it.”)—one that he can While watching own ; THE SHAKE-UP ro. lpeir less highly organized or, pense, or effort in doing small his own—a den, if you want to he does real well with tools. 80 to regularly every day. health, keep your, eye on your © ddd Midd rw a speedy friends feel like -slow home chores or the bigger -call it that—where he can go You should see his workshop A whole‘time job is much too wife's. Women have a way of tiring ind the readjust- poKes : operations , in and shut the door, and be out in the basement of our house. much for any retired man; ROINg beyond their strength of ments that follow: are not But when their hushands_ge Many a home is managed by ofs his wife's sight for part of That is where you will find him otherwise there would be no . overdoing when they are in- ! belly : tirement years roll around thi 'n elderly housewife who has the day. It is better for his sake every day right after break- sense in his retiring at all. But terested in something. Co ed to the male of the too must adjust to a slow? ntelligently worked out simpli- and forshers fast. mending or making some- if he can go somewhere, even THe strains and stresses of species. Your wife will have tempo. Some such wives have fied’ methods of her own, in What he is. doing in there thing. : if he does not get much pay for the: years have theif effect on Ber experiences. lo had business experience before addition to utilizing modern need be none of her concern; After lunch and a nap, Re #% it, if any. his mind can be oc- your “wife's physical make-up Retired ¢ ou have to hey were married and were electrical devices that are a nor should her occupation dur- . ready to do something with'me cupied. When he has just noth- as they have on yours. he & ¢ that a a poke hols in your gocks that she will « tinue to 7 . v mend - VICTOR IS OPEN Y ou make a face at.the : . : 3 3 alarm clock and roll over for MONDAY NITE 'TIL 9 P. M. another noze, but she gets up as usual and 1s .200n busy wit he n r household dutie } We ) ssure keeps up while vo 14s ceased Not having her daily routine thattered as "yours has been makes it easier for your wife to stand the gaff of retirement. Remember, too, that she is a

woman. Through the long history of woman has

the human race learned to hend to the gale while man priding himself on

hiz toughness and strength has it standing, though not successfully as his

taken always as

Marine in Korea Two Weeks Wins 3d Purple Heart

AN INDIANAPOLIS Marine raptain has -earned his third Purple Heart after only two-w eeks n Korea Capt. John H. Lauck, 28, who :ailed from the States last Dec 15. was wounded Jan. 7. His wife, ~ho lives at 6840 N, Delaware St, old The Times last night she inderstoad 4t was not serious. Capt. Lauck, twice wounded in tour vears’ World War II service with the Marines, was recalled ast September. He's a member sf the 1st Regiment, 1st Marine Division He was named on the Defense Department's 482d casualty list, released last night, along with

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three Hoosiers killed in action. They were: Pvt. Lloyd H. Alderfer, son of D hi | | | Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Alderfer,

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of Mrs. Imogene DeWitt, Muncie. Operators on Duty

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Pvt. William A. Slayback, son! of Mr. and Mrs, James C. Slayback, RR 2. Moores Hill (previously reported missing!

ounded in action son of

Also listed as w was Cpl. Fred E. Guiney, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Guiney, Lafayette,

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