The Indianapolis times., 1928-05-16

regular fellow should be in thi
Many letters were received
and the greater part Of them
published. All girls had
chance to air their views on
the regular fellow question. True,
many Of the fellows defended them
selves, but they didn't have a chance
to tell what they thought of the
girls.
The charge was that 1 favored the
girls and Disseminated against the
fellows.
But I'll set That right today. The
men are hereby invited to send in
their opinions on regular girl. Just
what kind of a girl they like; what
they believe a girl should be to fell
lows.
This is a modern world, and
standards are changing every day.
The girl of today is not what she
was decade ago. I'd just like to
find out what the modern man
thinks of the modern woman and
what his ideal is of a 1928 girl.
Every letter that has an intelli-
gent opinion expressed will be pub
lished. Now is your chance, fellows,
to get back at the girls
1t is just like woman to have
the final word in an argument, and
now Man Halter" comes back with
the final word in the Regular Fell
low Feud." She has some real ideas
here.
Dear Martha Lee: wish "DArtagnan"
world who would be an inspiration and
not an exasperation to man: ,.u.
and nice girls have such hard time get
ting together. There are many girls, who
EEiuid sacrifice great sTea, deal deal to make
hope ''D'Artagnan" some day will meet
a, girl who appreciates him and his high
ideals and his LIB. I could name six
who meet with his qualifications
In my opinion a regular fellow should
be good sport Proad1-mimnded a1- n and have
he have a definite goal in mind and strive |
for it; He should try to ascend the lad |
do not believe that dancing and bridge
and golf are absolutely essential for reg |
ular fellow, but in this day 1t is important |
Regular fellows should be free from the
girl They should be frank and honest if |
they expect girl to be pal and COM
rade. Nice girls like frank and honest |
fellows and not one with a standard !
line"
to be sentimental to the nth degree. Girls |
are not sentimental to every fellow they |
meet for the first time. Sentimentality, is I
not an fs;s essential ia fer good felloTship be-
MAN HATER.
"Senorita," who lives in an air
castle in Spain, replies to "Espanol,"
who took a leading part in the Reg
ular Fellow Feud."
Dear. Miss Lee: In reply to "Espanol":
The kind o., o girl he, desires to meet |
probably will be found at one of the |
social meetings of any neighboring church |
rather than at a public dance hall
A fellow of his type, who doesn't drink |
nor smoke nor pet Is what girls demand nj
Again wish I could introduce the
unknown friends who read this
column! Miss M. c." is lonesome,
and she wants a pal. If she keeps
on looking, she probably will find
the type of man she desires. Here !
is luck to you.
Dear Miss Lee: 7 wonder II YOU could |
give me some information about the fell
and I don't know what I'd do without |
YOUR ADVICE. 1 derive great deal Of |
pleasure from the information 1 Gull
wonder where the good fellows are:
none of them come my way: am like |
are. nice fellows. but they are hard 10 /
I never smoke nor drink and don't
A'ep ia's "oufS, '+His@siEM MISS EM. C.
"Miss M. c." certainly has her
code of ethics, and she evidently be-
lieTes in them, too. Again I regret
that I can't aid her in a search for
fellow of her type.
This is an answer to An Anxious
Bob"
The girl to whom you refer
evidently is sadly lacking in sense
of humor. Can't she take joks?
can't she laugh?
You broke the date because you
were seriously i'll. That surely is
justification enough.
There are two ways of looking at |
the problem. If the girl didn't like
you in the first place and was just
looking for an opportunity to break
off the friendship, then you should
not worry about losing her as a
friend. And if she is so sadly lack
ing in humorous qualities and in
sisted in laughing at the wrong time
and not laughing at the right time,
then she is not worth bothering with
anyway.
On the other hand, If she is the
type who likes to be "babied" into a
good humor, then go right ahead
and do that and keep her friendship.
All this of course, depends on how
much you want the girl as friend.
I, however, would drop her from
the list of eligibleS.