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L- B r —I have been separated
from my husband for 15 years- Now
I am getting my divorce- I am go
ing with a man and we are making
plans to get married- I like him
but he drinks so much and although
he is nice to me, do you think I
would be bettering myself by marry
ing him or not?
Ans: A man who drinks to ex
cess is a doubtful prospect as to be
ing a good husband- I hardly see
how it could be uplifting and inspir
ing to be married to a man who is a
slave to drink Your previous mar
riage ended in despair and disillus
ionment and surely do not wish to
enter another union with so many
doubts and fears in your mind- It's
and FREBI
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When you feel sluggish, stomach up
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THE FASCINATING STORY Of THE OG
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impossible to find perfection in any
human being but it isn't too much to
expect of a mate to be moderate in
his habits of living- Marrying to
better your station in life is the
wrong attitude to take Enter ma
trimony for the love and • compan
ionship it offers or not at all
N- C —Three years ago I quit
school in my senior year and joined
the service- I was discharged from
service the last week in August and
I want to go to college- I feel re
luctant to go back to high school
and finish the senior year which is
necessary if I do go to college- Is
it best for me to finish my education
or try to get a good paying employ
ment ?
Ans: Go back to high school
immediately and get your diploma
At which time you will be eligible
to enter the college of your choice
If you have not done so, you should
investigate the G I Bill of Rights
providing for educational funds for
the service men- Provision will be
made for our tuition and mainten
ance during your educational pro
gram. You are a veteran and you
are entitled to this opportunity
j
N T —My husband and I have
been married two years We have
two children He is very jealous
of me and doesn't want me to go
any place He isn’t a very good
provider and he never lets me have
the car to go out riding I love
him but I can’t put up with his do~
ings much longer
What must I do?
Ans: A married woman with
two babies less than two years old
can’t afford to be very independent
of her husband. Instead of bucking
up against him demanding equal
privileges you should be striving
to establish a cooperative, under
standing spirit between you two.
Show him more love and consider-,
ation and be less irritable with his
shortcomings and it will have a
tendency to make him more apprec'
iative of you and the children and
he will doubtless grow closer to
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you Stick with him and iron out
the friction existing in your home.
M L H — I am in contact with
two boys and one of them I love
and one I like- The one I love has
been in some trouble and he is very
nice but the one I like, he clowns
a lots and he doesn’t act manly and
he is trying to come ebtween the one
I love and myself • Which one
would you think the best choice?
Ans: There's no point in chooS'
ing between the two as you aren't
ready for marriage and neither are
they Both oung men are interest
ed in you but they are far from
having serious intentions. When
ou enter college this fall there is no
doubt but that you will find other
suitors who will fascinate you even
more than these two- Avoid tying
yourself down to any one man while
you are so young
A VERY FEW OF THE MANY
THINGS DONE WITH YOUR
CHEST CONTRIBUTIONS
LAST YEAR
A letter recently appeared in the
Public Pulse column of the Omaha
Worll-Herald concerning the cur
rent Corrjmunity Chest Drive in O
maha- The letter asked for inform
ation as to how the money donated
is to be used and what the various
agencies operating with Community
Chest funds actually do.
We, the undersigned, believe that
the letter is deserving of a public
reply because it asks a fair ques
tion
Space does not permit a complete
resume of all of the many errands
of mercy on which your Community
Chest dollars are sent- A pamphlet
giving full details, is being distri
buted to every home in Omaha- Here
however, are a very few of the many
things done with your Community:
Chest dollars during the past year:
The provided 198,216 days care
for dependent and neglected Omaha
children, through such fine agencies
as the Child Saving Institute, the
Child Welfare Association, and th
Nebraska Children's Home Society.
They provided recreation for 92,
148 Omahans monthly at various
community centers, including the
Omaha \ outh Centers, Inc-, whose ■
350 average nightly attendance by i
young teen-agers helped a great
deal to combat juvenile delinquency.
They provided 73,017 days care
for Omaha's aged and those suffer
ing from chronic and incurable dis
eases at such recognized agencies
as the Fontenelle Boulevard Home
and the Immanuel Homes for Aged
and Invalids -
They helped ease the suffering of
untold thousands of homeless ref
ugees in Czechoslovakia, France,
Holland, Greece, Norway and other
war-devastated countries of Eur
ope
Last month, Omaha’s USO serv
ed 27-000 servicemen- With the end
of the war, the needs of the USO
have grown greater, not less- Since
V-J Day, the work of the USO has
been vuadrupled, at the request ot
the Armed Forces, to help maintain
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morale- During the coming year,
the Chest has allotted approximately
one-third to the vJSO, the War Re
lief agencies and the United Sea
men’s Service, an organization which
provides for the bops of the Merch
ant Marine- This amount will have
to finance these agencies for more
than a year- There will be no War
Fund Drive in 1946 Never before
has the need for these tppes of or
ganizations been so urgent- Pan
of your gift helps support them
Fi ftp-two Idest^ving agents,
carefully selected, are served by the
Omaha Victory Fund and Commun
ity Chest, Only a few have been
mentioned- but they are typical of
the fine work done by all fifty-two
A mere month and a halp ago, al
most any of us would have given al
most anything to end the war- Now
that we enjoy the blessings of Peace
let us PROVE that we are thank
ful Don’t let that treat thrankful
nesg be dissipated with honking au
tomobile horns and torn confetti
on V-J Day, less than two months
past Most of us have suffered the
ravages of war comparatively little
For those who have . . for those
who died in far--off, lonely places .
for those who will, by the grace of
God, return. for the crippled, the
aged, the helpless, let us all give
generously to the 1946 Victory Fund
and Community Chest
Let us give in the spirit of a
thankful people, in order to real
ly PROVE that we are grateful
The war won’t be over for your
Community Chest dollars until all
the service flags are removed from
the windows of Omaha homes and
happy families are united perman
ently once again
Signed,
W- Otto Swanson. President
Omaha Community Chest,
Roy Page, President United War
Fund,
V J Skutt, General Chairman
of the Campaign.
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waiting for you!”
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"Next Door” By ted shearer
“Bunny don’t you think we’re carrying the
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