The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-14

our friends. Sometimes a per-
sonality built that way is not
the best.
Another way, and perhaps
the most lasting, is to built a per-
sonality through correspondence.
! We say a certain thing. 1t is just
a passing thought. But there it is in
black and white and always will
confront us. 1t has become part
{ of us. We can not escape it.
!. Many readers of this column have
written in an idea. 1t has been
published.
Another reader likes the idea or
philosophy propounded by the I'M
known correspondent and immedi-
ately builds up a whole person from
the one set of statements.
The next step is to meet this per-
son face to face to see what they
are like"
I only wish I could arrange such
a meeting. 1t would be intriguing to
say the least. But, I'm sorry; I
can't.
Dear Miss Lee: Two Pals read with
. interest the two articles in Fridays Times
signed Eighteen" and .Espanol" and we
believe them to be real honest to goodness
fellows. But the question is, how are
we to meet them? We are interested very
much. TWO PALS.
Dear Miss Lee: was somewhat interest
ed in, CTR in no nd 7
if I could get in touch with the writer
through you?
7 have Travelled extensively and 1 believe
I know what a good pal means. 1 am
like "Espanpl," looking for a good pal, 1
have several friends, but have no pals.
I read your advice every night. and
am sure you are doing. some wonderful
work. / hope you continue. Good luck
- "" anu D Brown EYED JEAN.
Dear Martha Lee: I have been reading
your advice in The Times, and 1 am very
much interested. I am in the same fix
as Two Pals and just can't seem to
find the right fellow.
and some have wanted to become perma-
nent fixtures. But they don't want to
I'm almost five feet tail have blue eyes
brown curly hair, fair complexion and
soon will be nineteen years old. dress
/ adore riding. dancing, swimming and
play tennis. but ! Just can't stand to
I would like to meet a young fellow who
approves the same things do. 1 don't
smoke, drink or swear and have plenty
would love to meet "Espanol and
Eighteen" READER.
Dear Miss Lee: / Jus. can't help an
want to razz or even criticise.
Don't you believe you are rather in
Why bother With them? They are not
worth it. At least most of them are not
You remind me Of m misc 6ot boy boy
A girl Of your type is superior to a
eets But 81 Come now be actress enough
to buck up and not let your ego show.
No fellow likes to be inferior TO a
girl, and he will treat you lots nicer IL
You let him know you are trusting him
Yours for successful future;
Dear Martha Lee We are sorry that
girls are such puzzle to the young fellow
who deigned his name as Eighteen, but
he is Just the type of boy we have been
I wonder if he has any boy friends like
himself? We are three pals who would
like to meet boys such as Eighteen" de-
scribes himself to be.
We are considered nice looking and
dress we'll Martha Lee. is there any way
we can get acquainted? We are anxious
to have good Time with nice fellows.
THREE PALS ALL EIGHTEEN.
I have other letters here on my
desk from many boys and girls in
terested in the problem. 1t is just
too bad that they all can't get to-
gether and exchange viewpoints
But it can't be arranged.
Some day, perhaps, you may meet
each other and compare notes.
When you do, just remember that
you we're introduced by Miss Martha
Lee of The Indianapolis Times.
AID Tsr,n ,r1-f1,1Irr crlnd I met HrO11