Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-01-15 | Page 14 | Husbands Much Older than Wives Mean Happier Marriages in Long Run

Lets Explore Your Mind i Husbands Much Older Than Wives Mean Happier Marriages in Long Run By Albert Edward Wiggam, D. 5. : 1. Where th husband Is tome 6 to 8 years older, the marriage often turns out unhappily,' but If the husband hus-band is 12, 15, 30 or even more years older they nearly always turn out happily. E. W. Burgess, sociologist, sociol-ogist, thinks this is because the younger husband feels he is just enough older to assume a dominating dominat-ing role, whereas the much older husband and younger wife set up a fine, mature, understanding relationship, re-lationship, a little akin to a mature, ma-ture, fatherly attitude on his part and one of confiding affection on her part, which practically always results in great, and often deeply romantic, happiness. 2. Yes. The most expert man on hobbles Is Dave Elman, 'who has made discovering people's hobbies his hobby and he finds among over half a million hobbyists listed In his files that where the hobbyist discovers he can turn his hobby into money he becomes more expert ex-pert than ever at it. Of course, in a sense, this loses his amateur standing as ahobbylstr"but the money reward has Increased his Interest and at the same time his proficiency. 3. No. It Is doubtful that anybody any-body forms his opinions entirely from cold-blooded analysis of the facts. One man votes for the embargo em-bargo and his best friend against it when both have exactly the same facts before them. But each has different instincts, hates, loves, passions for importance and the like. What we think are our intelligent intel-ligent opinions. Intelligently arrived ar-rived at, are usually our old, emotional emo-tional prejudices emotionally arrived ar-rived at. Tomorrow: Do men or women have the harder, more trying personal per-sonal problems? Protected. 1940, by John F.Dille Co.