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A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED
IN MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
Not*:—Don't worry needlessly . . . when your mind is weighted down with worry
•nd rm feel the need of guidenee. and the counsel of an understanding friend
please write. 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. You have |
Palmer’s “SKIN SUCCESS” Soap is a special soap containing the same
costly medication as 104 year proved Palmer’s “SKIN SUCCESS” Ointment.
Whip up the rich cleansing FOAMY MEDICATION with finger tips, wash
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COMIC CAVA L C A D E
DER FOCKE-WULFS A
ARE DIVING Ax L
450 MILES PER F
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VEAH, BUT THE
P-40 5 TEAR INTO
THEM JUST THE
SAME...
YOUR GREAT PILOTS
ARE FORCED TO JETTISON
fr--, THEIR BO^
AND AS THEY COME OUT 1
OF THEIR DIVES OUR BOYS j
IN THEIR SLOWER P-40‘S
HAVE FIGURED THE
DIRECTION IN WHICH J
YOUR PILOTS WILL M
F"l PULL OUT—- .
— AND AS THEY SLOW UP
ASCENDING, OUR PILOTS,
DIVING, HAVE THE EDGE
I-} ON SPEEC?
BANG! BANG!
AND GOODBYE,
FOCKE-WULFS'
SMART TACTICS.' ACH, ) GOOD MENSES,BUT
THOSE PILOTS OF THE /NOT QUITE VETERANS'
99TH SQUADRON MUST / UP TO THIS TIME
BE YOUR,BEST THE FIRST OF JUNE' 1
■ VETERANS.' ^^F 1944,THEy HAVE BEEN
ON A NUMBER OF
MISSIONS 0LIT ;;r
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I made the supreme sacrifice your
daughter has found happiness and
] now it is up to you to build a new
life for yourself around your hus
band and the rest of the family.
M. H —I am very deeply in love
with a married man. I want to
know if he loves me. I am a mar
ried woman too. I love him very
much I think that he loves me but
I am not very sure. Please tell me
if he loves me as much as I love
him?
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. I fell in love with him all
at once. He first told me he love
ed me but now it is all different.
He acts like he doesn't care for me
anymore. ,Of course there is an
other girl between us and. she has
bee ntalking about what she were
going to do if she ever catches us
together. I don’t know what to do
X love this man, so please tell me
what to do. Shall I go on or try to
forget him? As it seems like she
has him working her way. Do you
think he's trying to play me to see
how big a fool I am? In fact, I
didn’t know I was such a crank un
til I felt doubtful about his love.
Ans: The quickest way in the
world to make him come to a decid
ing point is to give him a little
stiff competition. If possible flaunt
your new conquest in his presence
occasionally. Don’t make the mis
take of running after him although
you should not altogether ignore
him. If he has one spark of affec
tion for you it will be aroused when
he sees you enjoying yourself with
other swain. Neithof of you girls
are the winner until one of you
lead him to the altar.
Eoger Beaver
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TAN TOPICS By CHARLES ALLEN
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“For a ‘Sharpshooter’ his aim is pretty bad. He
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