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Your problem will be snslyxed in the psper free ... just include a •lipping of the column with your letter. For a "private reply" send 25e foe ABBE'S 1*44 INSPIRATIONAL READING. With each Reading, you will r«eiv* free a personal letter of sound and constructive advice analyzing three (S) Ques tions. Please send a stamped <*e) envelope for your confidential reply and sign poor full name, address and birthdate to all letters. Explain your case' fully and •onfine your problems within the realm of reason. Write to . . . THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE POST OFFICE BOX II — ATLANTA. GEORGIA ABBE'S NEW I» 1.1 HEADINGS ARE NOW HEADY S. S.—I am very unhappy. I made a mistake before I married and as I didn't have anyone to help me with my baby I was forced to let someone else adopt her. The girl is in good hands, is nice and well respected. The people she is with are fine. I only went to see her a few time and wasn't accepted too graciously so I didn't go back anymore. I was a fraid they would not treat her as nice as they would if I stayed a way. Now the girl is almost grown and I am wondering if I should con tact her? I want her to be happy above anything else. I certainly don't want her life poisoned as j mine was. Ans: As eager as you are to mother your own child, it might have a demoralizing affect upon her were you to let this fact be known. Adolescents, such as your daughter, are prone to take life too seriously and to magnify the ad verse conditions that come their way. To tell her these facts now may cause her to lose confidence in herself, her foster parents and in you as well. I fshe were fully grown it still wouldn't be the moral thing to do without the full consent of her foster-parents. You will get a great deal more satisfaction out of life if you keep this secret rath er than take a chance of wrecking ^ the lives of all concerned. 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Ans: If he returned your affect ion, it would not be deep or intense enough to be considered as a found ation for another marriage. This feeling between you two is merely an infatuation, on today and off to morrow, Familiarize yourself with this fact now, before you allow it to break up your present marriage. Married people who make a practice of flirting around are jeopardizing their entire future. S. P.—I am a boy just past 17 and a couple of months ago I came here to the city to be with my mother. Since I arrived. I can’t find work to do in my line. I can't get anything to do so please help me. Ans: Employers hesitate to hire a person whose draft status is as yours. You may not succeed in getting work for which you are trained but you must consider oth er lines of work. Jobs are plenti ful—and during this emergency you should not be too choosy as to the type of employment you get. P. M. W.—My trouble Is that I am in love with a man of 33 and I am 21. 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