The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-27
MANNERS
%MORALS.
BYJNNtJ 0ROAN

WHENEVER you see something
w in this column that interests
you, jump in the discussion! Make
your letter, short, to the point and
if it's interesting it will be printed.
Again we return to the Contro-
versy between the boys and girls as
to whether they are good or bad,
and what kind of girl is most popu-
lar with the boys. Here is x. Y. Us
reply to Boiling Beauty, who ac-
cused him of being an old crab be-
cause he did not want a girl who
smoked, drank and danced.
Dear Jane Jordan-I wish to say to
Miss Boiling Beauty that l am not a
crab. but a real honest-to-goodnesS man,
who knows how to treat a lady. 1 ad-
mire the lady who likes to sit by the
radio and emhroider, or to go to a show
once a week. The reason l do not like
girls who dance IS BECAUSE can net
some f is Sn eo siSf S,ea shfre gfo oree giris e to 's smofe.
They look like boys in women's dresses.
I also want to say to Wondering that
naughty little things. They like to go
V Dean ea4o@ K. '' 7. YOU'RE Just beg
ging for trouble! / almost car hear
Miss Boiling Beauty say "Oh,
yeah?"
Dear Jane Jordan-I am 81 years old
n have been married three times. My
drst wiye died from. continued drunken
ness. My second wife ran of with my
best friend. The last was q dance hall
maniac. She wound up with a nice,
c~urly-haired boy; and this finished me
have two Sisters who drink. smoke.
and are crazy about dances q hope
teen. MISS twenty and Boiling Beauty
failed to md the good girls who listen
I have a big long nose. It's terrible.
It's en- absolute fact that If l was mar
ried. no other girl would want to take
me away from my wife. My worst habit
is smoking. 1 enjoy dancing about two
nights a week. but that is not sufficient
fer tn the the ladies' lads S of m Gm eYpp Sntf5S tba I f ahs
who stays at home. Regards to x; X 2.
af Dear sr0 sim sim Pickin'sSM-tfn trust rust that
you will receive some letters of con-
ISOLATION from your readers.
Dear Jane Jordan I am only a mem
Der of the supposed-to-be-stronger sex,
but Bad Boy and X. Y z. have forced
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Whoever these fellows are, they ought
to be ashamed of themselves. They sure
ly haven't looked very hard for a nice
girl or they would have had a whole
army Of them by now.
I wonder If they ever thought it a
seed u ideS What 10 T wss a ee on as thefe sSr 70
~ must be something missing in their
makeup don't suppose these fellows
Ky idea Of a good girl tget out your
n TG,ots SseK Is one xw wno dSes f6 not ns dfinS,
well, I'd hate to think that I'd gone
with a girl for three years without put
though dns Rs That a girl Should let e everyone
S gust 1 nineteen N Not EI sR;S f so56 5SSfs5S,'
Dear Happy Hooligan Your
breezy letter ought to be r~eassuring
to the girls who think that all the
boys are double-dyed villains!
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Dear Jane JordanzIn your column I
f rom q bow who had a wonderful moth
bat not too much Of it, for he remem-
down. but ne is very particular. He
wants a woman who viii not. be afraid
Of hardships. who viii bear him healthy
10 them as his own mother was to him,
for they have a right to such a mother,
and 70 one who is clean. neat. loving
and faithful. Yours with q
CHUCKLE.
Dear Bill '32-I do not think the
incident to which you refer is SER
ious. I see no indications OF weak
nerves. If you are absolutely SURE
that this is the girl you want, anc
you are financially able to support
a wife, the best thing you could dc
under the circumstances Is to marry
her. If you want a more explicit
reply, you'd better send a stamped
envelope.