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Evening star., 1952-01-20
ROUTEMAN

ROUTEMAN
For diaper service. white, preferably
married. Refs. required. Permanent
position with guarantee and COM
mission. Apply to Mr.. Mason or
Mr.. Shepard. NATIONAL LAUNDRY
CO.. 81 Pierce st. NV. -2l
ROUTE SALESMAN, married man
who is now employed and wants to
better his income and increase his
opportunity for advancement. We
have an established retail route Of
customers who buy from US regu-
larly; no soliciting. We furnish
retirement and pension fund. steady
work, no layod; salary and COM
mission will pay earnings in ex-
cess Of $40 per wk. No sales ex-
perience required rs We train you
fully with q supervisor for , wks.
Apply COOK COFFEE COMPANY,
SOB Franklin St ne -2l
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LINoLEUM MECHANIC, to inst

LlNoLEUM MECHANIC, to install
linoleum and tile, good opportunity
Ior right man. j. L, KING FLOOR
CO, LA Commerce lane, Rockville,
Md. Rockville 1875. -al
LINOTYPE OF DAToR, composition
plant; dayworE D. C scale. MR.,
aORNlNG. Lino-Lud Composition,
Soos wilson blvd, Arl, ia. 7-1797.
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER. experi-
snced and references. FIR. 5000. or
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PHARMACISTS

PHOTOGRAPHIC COUPON salesman,
GILBERT STUDIOS. s236 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Md.
PIPE FILTERS, experienced In install.
latlon Of hot-water heating equip
ment and service: good working con.
ddltlons; disqualification. Call WA.
PLAsTERERS t2). white mechanics
lst class, none other need apply;
$24 per day. Call Gaithersbure 524.
PLAsTERERs. $25 day; nothing but
good geood mechanics need apply. Rock
PLUMBER. pipeftter with foreman
Box iio6. Roanoke. va. ~ 30
Sundays. BRAssINs GRILL, 74Is
Wis. ave. Beth. OIL. $3.50. 30
PORTER for. retail store and work
shop; must be reliable and have ref
erence Of previous employment.
pm. Monday. D1. $500.
P0RTER, day work. no Sundays.
Full or part time. Apply in person,
CROWN DRUG STORE, 4th and
w st. ne. near r. I. ave. -22
PORTER for drugstore. 6 days week
ly. Must be reliable. Apply SMITH s
PHARMACY. 25IS 14th st. n.w.-22
PORTER. liquor store, Fri. SO: Sat,
5-12; must have D. c. drivers per-
init. ride bicycle. 2013 I4th st. NV.
PORTER for auto agency. must have
srshes o0fTssGIs SRan MoToR esF15t co. See 21i Nj
n ave
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Salesman

- Above average, with
car; exceptional position; sell con.
needed: Box 4S1-D. Star.
sALEsMEN Cover MARYLAND. Del
With ssss nstansy Fl 's sFa;
and variety store products; car es-
sential; exp. contracting drug trade
helpful but not necessary; compen-
Sation; draw against liberal COM
mission plus bonus Arrangement;
full details first letter for interview.
ssGEsMEiSTan sGx SS112, star. mon A.. w.G3.a -ZS
tSrnishe'd 'a0 LIBERAL ssiary A ssIes ss
> by company. weekly earnings should
exceed $3.50. Local refs. and D. c.
drivers permit required. Apply MIR.
ORPIN, 5511 14th st. NV. -22
statesmen. for mems clothing and
ruards ImmedteD empoymen
Special sale; t. excellent E opportanify
or Mr.. Joseph Rudden. THE FASH
ION SHOP. 18th and F NV.
statesmen t3), local training will be
given to suitable applicants who are
interested in being located in the
following Va. towns: Richmond, Roa-
noke and Norfolk. Average earnings
week during training period. We
furnish transporta tion. Apply q to
10 am. Room s27, 724 9th st. NV.
Statesmen. furniture. experienced
part time. Monday and Thurs. eve
nines. all day Sat r. MARS THE
CONTRACT CO. 410 First st. s.e.
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Real Estate Salesman
Excellent opportunity for one e1-
perienced salesman. KIRK REALTY
co. HO. 677S. -20
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HELP MEN (cont. }
.IANITQRS

Large. garden-type Development in
Sc: washlngton., Must know opera
tlon OF coal stokers and automatic
oil burners. Please do not apply un-
less you have previous exper. as q
Janfor IN the Eetrol olltan Wash.
area; 5i2-dey wk., Sl3U mo-. incl.
modern l-b%drm. apt, Applicant
must be married, no children. Cali
Mr. Evans, Ma. $500 or RA. 534S
g. SONS, INC, 1878 K st. NV,
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statesmen
EARN FROM $3.50 TO
$500 WEEKLY, DE-
PENDING ON TIME
AND ABILITY. WE
FURNISH LEADS-NO
CANVASSING - FULL
COOPERATION FROM
THE MOST SUCCESS
Full PROMOTIONAL
FIRM IN WASHING
TON.
EMPLOYE BENEFITS
TESTED AND PROVEN
METHODS TO GET
BUSINESS.
MUST HAVE CAR
Can use art-Time Men,
WHITE OR COLORED.
WE PAY UP TO 1919
COMMISSION.
ASK FOR MR.. DEAN
ATLANTIC BLDG.
SUITE 800
$50 F ST. NV,
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JEWELRY SALESMAN

Exper. .eAted, in large .cll-estab-
hshed Jeweiry store. Alert and az
sresSlveness prime requisites. Salary
company benefits, pleasant Workins
conditions. Apply in person. see
Mr.. Roth. CASTELBERG'S, 1904 F.
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MAN WITH CAR

Big earnings good references. NO
Investment Cali 81. 1881 and ask
Tor EMPLOYMENT manager Al
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LIQUOR SALESMAN

For large liquor store, age 25-45;
must be experienced in selling; ex-
ceilent future for alert. efficient per-
son desiring to make progress: good
salary. Box Igf-D Star -o6
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Experienced with accounting, ONCE
procedures and supervising lge. Of
nee stan, for commercial corpora =
tion. Must have accounting degree.
Reply stating full qualifications to
Box l63-D. Star. -SI
Evening star., 1952-11-30
IS Nurses Lose: MoIes,
Learn Woes Of Patients
ey the Associoted Press

HAGERsTOWN. Md. Nov. %
student nurses had
moles removed from their necks
today in a production line series
of operations by DR.. John A.
Moran at Washington County
Hospital
A hospital spokesman said the
moles were not removed to i'm
prove looks-"the looks couldn' t
be improved upon"-but by un-
usual coincidence, all the blem-
ishes were at spots where starched
collars of uniforms caused dis
comfort.
After it was over, one Of the
girls commented:,
We'll, we got to see things
from the patients point of view
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Candy Lures Pet Beer
Back Into Captivity
BY the Assoeioied Press

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-, Nov. 90
Bosco. the elusive bruin, was cap
tured today. Candy was the down.
fall that ended his three weeks of
freedom.
Apparently he was just prepar-
ing to settle down to a long winter
nap near Halls. Nc. when he was
tempted with cough drops. Then
his pursuers used chocolates, pep
permint and cocoanut candy to
make trail that Bosco followed
into a cage.
He then was returned to the
drive-in theater from which he
ESCAPED.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Sleeping Women Burned
By Fire in Apartment

Miss Zephrah Caldwell, 20, of
1889 Half street Sc. was burned
seriously early yesterday after ap-
parently falling asleep and ignit-
ing a couch with a cigarette.
The accident occurred at the
apartment of a friend at 4427
Falls terrace Sc, police reported.
Miss Caldwell, who is colored, was
admitted to Gallinger Hospital,
where her condition was listed
as fair.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Talk on Guided Missiles
To Be Given at Museum

DR.. H. H. Porter of the Applied
Physics Laboratory of Johns Hop
Ikins University, Silver Spring, Md,
will discuss guided missiles at 8
pm. Tuesday in a meeting at the
National Museum, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue.
Another feature of the meet
ing. sponsored by the Washington
section. Institute of Aeronautical
Sciences, will be new film on
controlled missiles. The public
is invited.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
New Brooder Replaces
Maternal Piq FEEDING

ST. LOUISA new pig broodel
now being marketed features plas-
tic feeding nipples mounted above
a series of small stalls into which
synthetic soW's milk feeds from
a reservoir to nourish newly born
pigs.
The shoats are kept warm in
the brooder with electric heat
ing. BY replacing maternal feed
ing, the device makes it possible
to put sows back into litter pro-
duction shortly after the birth
of their previous litter.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Grid Sturs to Be Guests

Washington Redskins and Uni
versity of Maryland football stars
will be the guests at a sports stag
meeting of Argo Lodge 413, B'nai
Birth, at $50 pm. Wednesday in
the Jewish Community Center,
"teenth and @ streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
DAV Bond Officer Named

The appointment of Joseph C,
Shade as Defense Bonds officer OF
the District Department, Disabled
American Veterans, was an
nounced yesterday by Comdr. C.
Leslie Forsyth. Mr.. Shade is COM
mander of Federal Chapter. No.
Il, DAV.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Lecture on YuIe Greens

Mrs. Frederick Lang, nationally
known authority on flower ar
rangement. will give a lecture and
demonstration on arrangement of
Christmas green's at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow at Friendship House, GIG
D street Sc,
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Miss O'Dwyer to Speak

Miss Mary Josephine ODwyer
will discuss her work with dis
placed persons in Germany at 8
pm. tomorrow at the St. Peter
Claver Center, 814 Seventh street
IS.W.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Benefit Dance Scheduled

The Children's Hospital Alum
nae Association will sponsor a
benefit square dance and bake sale
at $50 pm. Friday in Pierce Hall.
Fifteenth and Harvard streets
NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Locomotive $50 Years Old

LONDON.-The first train en-
aine, Loco Motive" as it was
then called, was built for an Eng
'lish coal mine $50 years ago.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-09-01
$50 HEAD X 324 LOTS
Range Bulls Sell!

80 RANGE BULLS will SELL The sole order win
6e by COW tamilies with Ronge Bulls seIIino
throughout the entire sole,
ALSO SELLING:
25 HERD BULL PROSPECTS
5 HERD sIREs including
RS Super Prineep.
AP Princeps 10Th
NV Larry Mixer 32nd
ROyo Domino 18th
Evening star., 1952-08-10
Miss Parker
ToMorry

Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell s. Parker
|of Arlington announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Marcia Anne to Mr.. william Lee
Wheeler, jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler Of Washington. The
wedding will take place in Sep
tember.
Miss Parker attended Duke
University, where she was q men,
ber Of Phi Mu Sorority. and dur
ing this summer has been en-
ployed with an investment COM
pany. Her f1ance is in the
General Accounting Office.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
miss McTeer
Is Engaged

Mrs. Hilda Finch McTeer an.
nounces the engagement Of hel
daughter. Hilda Doris. to Mr.
James Sumner Riddick Francis
son Of Mrs. Phyllis Walker Francis
of Portsmouth and Washington
The wedding will take place ir
September.
Miss McTeer attended George
Washington University and il
with the Federal Reserve Board
MIR. Francis attended Christ
School in Arden, S. c., and was
graduated from the University OF
North Carolina. He is a member
of Delta Kappa Epsilon and is
Iemployed by the Commerce Clear
ing House.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

-darT1s d EWING.
MRS. DONALD G. EDEL
The former
Miss Mary Ann Coates.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Ann
Coates. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs
Arthur g. Coates. to Mr.. Donald
Gregory Edel of Richmond, Va,
took place August at the Church
|of st. Francis Xavier. The Rev
Harry A. Eckle officiated at the
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was attended by Mrs
Jerome Winkler as matron OF
honor and by the Misses Charlotte
Babb, Monty Wiley, 10 Soles and
Betty Edmonds as bridesmaids.
The bridegroom, the son of Mrs.
Alvah B. South of Richmond and
the late Mr.. Erwin B. Edel, had as
his best man Mr.. Gildbert Henley
The Messrs. Philip Frederick,
Thomas Lyon, John Goetz and
Jerome Winkler were the ushers.
After q reception at the Con-
gressional Hotel, the couple left
for the Pocono Mountains. They
viii make their home in Newport
News.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

LustrOus. luxurious silk broadcLoth
...the nesU shirt tale
Yours for sparkling the Fall scene. >. our mandarin
necked shirt chalks up detail interest with yoke
treatment and sleeves that make point of not going
too tar. In aqua or natural; sizes 10 to l8, 1895
Our college counsellor, Miss Nancy Campbell of Vassar
College will give you golden-rue advice regarding
backoschool fashions Won't you stop in and her?
CLOSED SATURDAYS DURING AUGUST
TWO SHOPS ON CONNECTICUT AvENUENw.
1911 AT DU POINT CIRCLE 4481, AT ALBEMARLE STREE
Evening star., 1952-08-10

Miss Virginia Jane Ritter;
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
ljamin H. Ritter of Bethesda, be-
came the bride, August 9. Of Mr..
Lloyd Randolph Henry, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conder c. Henry
The Rev. John O. Taxis off1ciated
at the ceremony, which was held
in the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Phyllis Ritter was maid of
honor for her sister, whose other
attendants were the Misses Do
lores Hambright and Ann Dou-
that.
Mr.. Arthur Mears was best man
and ushering were the Messrs
Boies Ritter and Joel Adleberg.
The Battery Park Club was the
scene of the reception. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry left on their
wedding trip. On their return they
will make their home in Takoma
| Park, Md.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
I'm Connecticut

Visiting in Saybrook. Conn.
with their daughter and son-in-
law. the John MacNeils, are Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Watkins. accom-
panied by their younger daughter
Miss Elizabeth Watkins.
Evening star., 1952-08-10
White Photo

Douglas Memorial Methodist
Church was the scene on August
% Of the marriage Of Miss Carolyn
Olive Ortman to MIR. John Norman
|Ritch, jr. The Rev. Harold NIL
stead performed the ceremony
after which q reception was held
at the church.
The former Miss Ortinan Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
FOrtman and MIR. Ritch is the son
lot Mr.. and Mrs. Ritch. After q
wedding trip to Skyline Drive, the
couple viii make their home in
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

Miss Mary Winona Shipp,
daughter of Mrs. George David
Shipp of Orange. Va, became the
bride Of Mr.. Donald Lee Malcolm,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Chill
son of Blue Earth, MINI. The cere-
mony took place on August 9 and
was performed by the Rev. r.
Paul Lepetti IN the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church. A
reception was, held in the Red
Room Of the Hotel 240O.
After a wedding trip to Min
nesota. the couple will reside in
Washington.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

MRS. Nj. J. SHORTLEY, jr.
The former
Miss Christine L. Sullivan.
Mr.. Michael Joseph ehortley.
|jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. shortley
Of this city. was married August
10 to Miss Christine Louise Sulli-
van. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent John Sullivan Of Man
chester, Conn. The wedding tool
place in st. Bridget's Church In
Manchester ut IL o'clock In the
morning, the Rev. Wilfred Par
sons Of Catholic University and
uncle Of the bridegroom, ofiiciat-
ing. A reception followed at the
Avon Golf Club In Avon, Conn.
The couple will make their
home at Hagerstown, Md, where
Mr.. Shortley Is associated with
Fairchild Aircraft. He served as
a 1st lieutenant in the Field Ar
Itillery during World War II. His
bride was formerly dietician at
doctors Hospital here.
Evening star., 1952-08-10

NN1oS NA0Ay Ss DVOAVs
The Marvin Methodist Church
in Silver Spring. Md. was the
scene Of the wedding August 9 OF
Miss Mary Jane Doane and Mr.
Thomas Moore Russell. the Rev
Mr.. Wright officiating. The re-
ception followed in the home OF
the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs
Clarence Eugene Doare. jr.. in
Silver Spring. Mr.. Russell is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p
Russell, also of Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will make
their home in Silver Spring after
their wedding trip.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-03-15
ABOUT THE BARD"

The advertisement fall land reproducing here
pretty much tells the story about Bard until you see
him you will have no conception Of the greet bull he reoIY
his size, weight conformation, heod his massive on
deep twist and round Never hovne shown under the
judge twice. he rang up the show ring record that
corded at right We think he Of the greatest bulls
have ever had at Green Meadow.
Buy him at the Winter Fair He's sound preor doIor
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more above normal aren't usually happy in marriage
Totund husbands.
Peasingly plump women from five to IA pounds over
weight rated enjoying happiehan marriages
but not so happy underweight wives
.. Are M. and Mrs. Bliss college graduated?
The old college sheepskns undoubtedly tucked away in
niche of the Bliss home Researchers declare Increased
chances of success in marriage go with rising level of euca
honal achievement of both husband and wife"
Reason why scholastic rank apparently influences
in marriage is that highly educated trained to
attack problems with their minds rather than their emotions
In other words MIR Bliss glances appgecativey SYM
metIica blonde Mrs Bliss doesn't scream Keep your eyes
front and center, you BUM" More likely she murm,ns
softly, Graceful lines en- dear?"
10. DO Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss haue children?
The answer may come big surprise to most people
Children universally associated with the happy home
- but the chances Mr. and Mrs Bliss are chdless
Continued b0ge ID
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Professor Lockes study is of several find mo eal
ousy important trait in happy marriage Moreover there
good grounds for Mr. and Mrs Bliss being jealous
For research indicates that neither of them has any serious
desire for romantic relations outside their marriage
8. Does Mrs. Bliss any outside her homer
Chances overwhelming that Mrs Bliss big job in life
is homemakng and the family income is derived solely from
the efforts of her husband.
Marriage analysts all agree that who work bread
winners well housewives apt to strike notes of dis
cord in their marriages Reason? Most husbands
feel dominant in the family which doesn't necessarily
domneerng and wageearning wives r1e their male egos
But Rosie the Rveter steps back to the production e
let's not accept this finding hardandfas rule for all
marriages know and do you. wives who work eight
hour day in Office factory and manage 60 home
happy husband.
g. Are Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss wealthy?
Could be. But probably not.
On the other hand they're certainly poverty stricken.
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Q. In snapshots do Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
appear to be substantial, solid citizens?
Taking the question literally - no!
In physical appearance, MIR. and Mrs. Bliss
are slim. or even downright skinny The Bur-
CESS Cottren survey reveals that happiest bus-
bands and wives are apt to be Is pounds or
more mderweight
However, the age-old conception of the fat
man as jolly. affable fellow who gets along
pleasantly with people - including his wife -
isn't ruled out by the researchers. Husbands Is
pounds or more overweight don't get along
badly as marriage partners, though not so well
as skinny husbands. On the other hand, wives
who tip the scale at WEIGHTS Is pounds and
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realistically at the daily gveandtake job of getting along
together agreeably
So if you want to live happily ever after, simply apply
a Hosu old Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss?
They're in the neghboqhood of 60 give or take two or
three years. Simple arithmetic reveals their age First they're
in the first five years of marriage Second their wedding took
place in their late 2Os
Hamltons study among Others shows husbands and wives
likely to be successfully mated they wait until their
late 20s for marriage E. w. Burgess and l. CottreI Jr.
arrived at similar deduction in their highly detailed fact
studded report, Predicting Success Failure Marriage"
Age at marriage factor weighed in broad survey by
the famed socologss who concluded There doubt
regarding the unfortunate effect of very early marriage
Moreover, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss about the age
contrary to the opinion that ideally the husband should be
several older than his wife Most recent study
firm this point is Harvey j. Lockes copios survey of 929
married and divorced persons in Indiana The University of
Southern California scientist observed that approximate
equality of was favorable to marital adjustment
3 As perfect mates, Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss disagree?
If you've thought. MY marriage would be heavenly
my other half wouldn't about things you take
consolation from Mr.. and Mrs Bliss Perfect they are
they're not always in agreement. They have spas
One of the longest and detailed studies of modern
marriage is Professor Lewis M Terman Psychological Fac
tors in Marital Happiness An analysis of 1872 marriages. the
study shows that the happest couples aren't constantly
in complete harmony.
Mr. and Mrs Bliss for instance might engage in minor ts
about their respective inlaws Listen, MIR. Bliss might
remark in ohand 1T my candid opinion that
your brother Bill has the manners of baboon"
Such comment could easily provoke Mrs Bliss retaate
with, well. your Uncle Herman is Lord Chesterfield"
But since Terman and other researchers have discovered
that most successful mates have temperament good
disposition and of hunor the sparks fly
MIR and Mrs Bliss have simply let off little emotional
steam and released the pressure human escapes
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Mr. Bliss has adequate income which his family
decent standard of living He and Mrs. Bliss aren't worried
about lack of money concerned being deeply in
debt though they make many purchases credit Their
credit rating incidentally, is good.
Researchers testify such economic details the fact
that Mr. and Mrs Bliss and their house equipped
with electric lights telephone and bathroom and Kitchen
at least fairly modern.
can also be said that Mrs Bliss watches the budget
closely balances the checkbook and has strong urge to
money Friction money matters of the most heated
of arguments among couples not 50 happily mated
While it's highly important for husband to be good pro-
WIDER researchers find that the moneyTeedy girl who lures
rich to the altar regret her choice Money no gilt
edged guarantee of happiness IN marriage There is no re-
tonship between the amount of couples income and their
marital success.
In fact odds are against MIR Bliss having up very
large bank balance study of 533 couples revealed Office
workers. teachers athletic coaches and ministers predom
mating husbands in the happest marriages These occupa
tons aren't notable for their vegWe salaries Stability and
community standing rather than riches to be occpa
tonal keys to happiness in marriage.
z. Are Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss ardent than average
mates?
1t all depends Mr. and Mrs Bliss may be incessant and
fiery lovers Or they may be quite conservative.
The popular picture of the very happy couple bringing
than average aor their sexual relationship isn't necessarily
drawn with accuracy In judging contented marriages, the
important thing not intensity frequency of the drive
It's mutually of desire.
As revealed in Building Successful Marriage" Judson T.
Lands and Mary G. Lands surveyed 544 couples Eighty
cent reporting equality of DESIRE rated their
riages very happy"
Incidentally research also shows that neither Mr. Mrs.
Bliss prudish overly modest in their relations
As side light might be noted that MIR Bliss consid-
and aeconate of fellow who seldom forgets his
wfes birthday their anniversary frequent complaint
of wives elshnes and lack of consideration on the
part of their husbands
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4. Are either Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss inclined
TO be jealous?
Not bit. It's long been thought that
little jealousy" was natural thing and not
really harmful to marriage. But between Mr.
and Mrs. Bliss there's not silver of jealousy
Either of the mates can talk, dance or gen.
orally associate with the opposite sex without
arousing the suspicious of the other.
If MIR. Bliss says he's spending an evening
with the boys, Mrs. Bliss has no doubt he's do
ing just that.
When Mrs. Bliss is late arriving home from
shopping tour. Mr.. Bliss doesn't sit at home
dreaming of her in the arms of an Adonis. He
thinks she nrnhahlx missed the hrs AGAIN