Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-01-08 | Page 4 | Let's Explore Your Mind

I 1 Lets Let's Explore Your Mind By Dr Albert Edward w Wiggam S Ji Q OD h MiCH 16 1 U A F pep PERSON J 1 FRANKL OF p poe HIS oe BE TOLERANT 0 1 7 f AN D EN DORE OPINION PF i g 4 1 I. I DO MEM MEU I WOMEN REMI I THe S i uj ARE RI ID OF EVER 7 E F FACT Address Dr Wiggam care of The Telegram inclosing a stamped envelope envelop and J 10 cents O-cents for The Th Art of Conversation by Milton Mflton Wright Answer to Question Xo No 1 1 So the late Alfred Adler psychologist asserted in a e. strong magazine magazine mag- mag azine zine article before his re recent ent death eath Such people he said never balance alance their emotional budgets and they hey land in loves love's bankruptcy court ourt A girl whose childhood was ruled Tiled by a domineering father builds up a fear and dislike of men yet craves love But she decides to devote her life to caring for her in invalid invalid invalid in- in valid mother when a nurse can do better This was her bankruptcy refuge from facing the responsibility ity ty of love and marriage Men and women who have many love affairs are love bankrupts because they fear ear to assume the responsibility of linking inking their lives to one man or woman Answer to Question No 2 2 This is one of the daily dally problems lems ems of human life It is a test of ones one's social intelligence courage judgment and moral character We Weare Weare are ire usually too frank and brutal with those of our own family and too timid with other people I know one famous man who baa has ruined ruine 1 his career by some very simple faults and I 1 have struggled for years for the courage to talk them over with him frankly at the probable probable probable able cost of his friendship But I excuse myself by saying it is none of my business let business let him take care of himself Sometimes this is the wisest course course always always the safest physically physically but but at times it is moral cowardice Answer to Question No 3 3 A young man with a fairly good salary claims he cannot afford to marry and keep a girl in the style he thinks sh she deserves deserves but but this is merely his excuse for being afraid of the responsibilities of marriage A young woman claims she cannot find a man who meets her ideal and she purposely sets acts her ideal so high that no man can measure up to it But secretly this is her escape from her own fear she cant can't make good as a wife They do not admit they are afraid of marria marriage e itself Tomorrow Has HM the perfect crime ever been committed Copyright 1938 1938 to for or The ne Telegram