The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-26
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(g\oBY JANE JORDAN /p

ton to turn over his pay envelope
at the end of the week for your
benefit. His time is not his own and
you soon would tire of living on half
rationS.
The fact that he has slipped in
his loyalty to his wife does not
recommend his stability. How do
you know his love for you would
last, even if you could change places
with his wife? / do not mean to
judge him too harShly, for I do not
know his wife. 1t may be that she
has starved him to the point where
he is ready to do anything for. a
little attention.
Even so, he is deceiving her and
deceiving your good husband by
making love to you, and it is not
pretty picture.
Few women ever learn that &C
lions speak louder than words. They
will harken happily to the man who
is glib in expressing his love by word
OF mouth, while they, completely
overlook the man who tolls day by
day to prove his devotion, but ne
elects to say anything about it.
Women never get over their
craving for the fever of love. They
often confuse love with the delirium
OF its discovery. When it dies down
to the even pace of marriage, their
hearts burn to recapture the ro-
nance of their courtship.
Husbands make a grave mistake
in leaving their partners hungry for
attention. They do not realize what
the spoken word and the frank
caress mean to the feminine heart.
Nevertheless, so long as you &C
cept your husbands pay and his
faithful labors in your behalf. Won
have no right to deceive him.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a girl of IL
and / love boy about my age. When.
ever he is around me, I Just can't hem
Petting him. but he doesn't seem to like
love him more than anything in this
for him. ---' 'O's
80 1 uo NOT pet MIN, he thinks I am
sore at him, so don't know what to do
ABOUT 1t. Can you give me some advice?
should l show my love for him or notp
DISTRESSED MILLY.
Dear Distressed Milly-You can
see from the foregoing letter what
happens when an affectionate wo-
man ties up with an undemonstra-
tive man. She goes through life
With hungry heart, and finally
turns to somebody else for the pet
ting which she Graves.
1t is not advisable to caress an
unwilling male. The chances are
that you overdo it. He gets tired of
1t, exactly as he would if he had
eaten box of chocolates at one
sitting. Be sparing with yotff
careSSeS, and choose a time when he
obviously is in the mood for love
making.
Dear Jane Jordan-RecentIy a dauoh-
yer OF socially prominent family mar
req nice young man not so sociallv
prominent as herself. This couple has
moved next door to me- I want tn he
th o1s Dor e and still not make high
E~U VI SELL OF leaVe the impress
SION L am trying to break into society.
l am at a loss as to how to introduce
neighbor. 10 liz"
Il am from a m1ddle-class family and
40 not believe in great social affairs.
get home until D. M i sh ag Snd c 40 not lot
her IN the day time or evening? Or
should Just send neighborly card?
A. H. S.
Dear A. H. SITS good idea for
you to forget the young woman's
social prominence and behave ex-
actiy as you would toward any other
new nelghbor you wanted to well
come. Drop in some evening and
depend on your own charm to make
her feel your friendliness.