The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-28
fMANNtRSANOWORALS
N\ By JANE JORDAN /p)

Dear Jane Jordan-I am a girl %
years old, very much in love with a
man. He loves me, too, and is very true
to me. He is a hard worker and honest,
but isn't making money. He wants me
to marry him, but not until he has
home paid for and $500 saved. I feel
like it will be several years yet. He
might see some one else then.
l am anxious to continue my stage
dancing. but can't. for I have to have
a serious operation. I don't wan to,
because am so young. am very fond
of beauty work. No parents to consult
with.
Should I finish my dancing or have
the operation? LONESOME MAY.
Dear Lonesome May-The most
important thing in the world is
your health. If a reputable ply
sician advises an operation, have it
by all means. Of all the professions
in the world that require robust
health, dancing probably is the
most exacting. You can't make a
success on the stage without health.
If an operation will unfit you for
dancing, then try something else.
Beauty work is very profitable to
those who work up to managing
their own shops. Go to good
beauty school and study hard.
Hair dressing today is an art which
requires great individuality, be-
cause women are demanding Golf
fures which suit her personality.
Study features and learn to arrange
hair to show them to the best adj
vantage. If it will hurt you to be
on your feet so much, go in for
manicuring.
AS for your love affair, it's evil
dent you can't marry a man who
isn't making money. Perhaps he
is overconscientiouS about having
a home paid for and $4,000 saved,
but at least it shows he has some
knowledge that it takes money to
live.
If you really love each other, why
don't YOU wait for him while? Per-
haps he'll get as tired of waiting
as YOU do and will let you work
while to help him get start. If
he "sees somebody else" you go and
do likewise!
Dear Jane Jordan-I would like to go
with a nice young man. The men that
I 20 with are not the type l prefer
which is rather hard to find. work
every night till midnight and past. ana
that way 1 have no opportunity to 80
afoof
of and I don't care to go then.
There is a young man who comes
where I work quite often, but 1 am not
allowed to talk to anyone any length oil
time. I always speak and have come
home on the same street car with nm
twice, but you can't get acquainted very
we'll in that short time.
am rather quiet, and maybe tnat Is
whv no one talks to me much. nIlo ~
hard to have faith in any man. losC
faith in fellow whom 1 cared 1or' anu
since I don't know whether these are
worth thinking about, but long 10 hS'1
some one to care for me ana IoVe mt.
suppose by the time you get TINS tesVeA
Won will probably be Laughing ana INN .
ing how silly am. Whatever YOU ''''''-'
7 will grin and bear it.
IIJST A bLOE~G III
Dear Blue-Blue- Eyed Blonde-No'
indeed. I'm not laughing at you, my
dear child. I think it's hard Tor
voune girl to work every night untii
midnight with only Monday OIL, ana
be deprived of pleasant association
with boys and girls her own age.
Couldn't you look around ana Wy
to get day time job? 1 know Vnat
a difficult order just now, but II
won't hur to put in your application
somewhere. Jobs won't always be as
scarce as they are now and you
might get a lucky break. But stay
where you are until you get some
thing better.
You can't tell, Blue Eyes, just
when or where you'll meet Mr.. Right.
He may be just around the corner
and some day you'll meet him by
purest accidentI If one man dis
appointed you, it will teach you to
be more discriminating with the
next one.
Try to join some of the young
peoples clubs and associations. Do
you ever go to the Y. w. G. Az
You'll meet other girls Their, and
remember, it's the girls who intro
duce you to the boys!
Write me again when you feel
sad. I'll remember the name Blue
Blue-Eyed Blonde.
Dear Jane Jordan-I would lick to
know what nv future will be. VIII I
have success in love affairs. and will I
marry soon. mislaid something and
would like to know where I put IL.