The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-13

- ested in the mans side of the
question. Men troubled about a
domestic problem are invited to
write, and their letters will be an
swered as soon as possible.
Dear Jane Jordan have a wife who
has started TO 20 out. We were coins
with a married couple and PLAYED cards
with them frequently. when she started
going out with the husband. She seems
TO have fallen IN love with him ne
has been married three times. He made
the remark that he could take any mans
wife awav from him.
warned him that our friendship had
Of his beins With my nv wife again His
wife saws he lies every time he opens
Would / be justified in giving him
good sound beating next time? 1 have
sent nv wife away on a vacation. Do
YOU think this will make change IN
her? I have been an ideal husband.
c. EB.
Dear c. E. B.-No doubt you
would be justified in beating the
man who amuses himself by max
ing a conquest of your wife, but
what good would it do? 1t only
would serve to make him mar
tyr in her eyes and thereby in
crease her silly infatuation.
1t would make him SO angry at
you that defrauding you of your
wife would become doubly desirable
! He evidently is a typical love tramp,
who tires of each woman as soon
as he possesses her. The biggest
scare you could give them both is
to turn her over to him. with the
full responsibility for her protec-
ton and support.
| Make it clear that you do not
propose to house, clothe and feed
another mans mistress. Let him
I see that he is welcome to make
love to her as much as he likes, if
only he will take care of her of
your hands. A beating is an easy
price to pay for a little fun, but
the burden Of a woman full of tear
full demands is the last thing on
earth he wants to assume.
You took the wisest course pos
sible in sending your wife away
for a vacation. 1t will give her a
chance to get away from you both
and think. I wonder what your
concept of an ideal husband is. Per-
haps your estimate of what is idea
! does not coincide with hers.
AS a rule, men think they are
perfect if they provide well for their
wives. If they work hard all day
4 to keep them in comparative ease,
it's proof positive of their love!
The woman. on the other hand.
/ judges her husband by the way he
makes love to her. She wants TO
be shown day in and day out that
she is his most precious possession.
A forgotten kiss is more important
to her than an unpaid bill. She
/ LAYS unbelievable stress on little
attentions, such as a bunch Of poSies
on her birthday and a little dinner
in celebration of the day she was
married or betrothed.
She wants to be courted and
wooed each day of her life. right
I'D to the date Of her golden we'd
ding anniversary and then some
II her husband does not know how
to crafty these erotic longings, she
frequently turns to somebody else
4 for surcease.
i
Dear Jane Jordan-I am girl II
years OF age and am considered good
looking. have brown eyes and way
/ hair. I also am fond OF sports. Why
4 is il that boys have no desire to 80 with
me7 There is one particular Young
man in our community whom I think
lot OF and have been with a time or
I two. but he doesn't seem 10 care much
for me. What can ! do TO make him
want 70 20 With me and care as much
for me as I do for hin2
JUST LONESOME SORGHUM
Dear Just Lonesome Sorghum
I wish knew the answer. hut I
don't. Exactly what it is that
makes people fall in love I do not
know. II ought to be sympathetic
interests, a common objective, emo