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E S A —I need your help bad
iy. Mv husband died and left me
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to do? 1 told him I was going to
marry the boy and he said I would
not live a happy life with him Now
that has me worried and I want to
know- what to do because I love this
man, more than the soldier who Is
coming home
A ns: You are aware of the fact
that the married man ha« no serious
intentions and you are wasting youi
time going with him- If he loved
you it would still be wrong to en
courage him at all Get him out of
your mind and out of your life em
tirely before your friend from over
seas returns Pay no attention to
the married man’s prediction that
you wouldn't find happiness .you
can- However, if you allowed him I
to continue seeing you- interferring
in your life after your friend re
turns, it would certainly ruin your
chances for happiness- But if yon
break away from him permanently
right now, you need have no fears
of the future.
M D H —I am a girl of 20 and
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get married in a few more months
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important than tre course?
Ans: Finish your high school
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E- J —I am married to a smart,
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is miserable. I don't want to sep
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my natural pleasant and friendly
ways as he is jealous of everyone I
speak to 11 pray and ask the Lord
to guide me and help us both Wt
have a little house started and he’s
doing all the building and I work
right with him- Yet he accuses me
me of different things of which I
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am innocent
Ans: Many women would givt
their eye teeth to have their hu
bands show jealousy as your hus
band does It's not too serious
He wants all of your attention and
you should see that he gets plent;
of it in the presence of others
Shower him with affection and have
eyes for no one but him and watch
him become reassured of your love
A- M- M-—Give me your solu
tion to my problems- I have been
corresponding with a fellow over
seas and in his letters he seems to
care for me a great deal! He thinks
that I love him but in my letters I
haevn't shown any signs of affect
ion for him- The fellow that I love
is here at home- He doesn't mind
my corresponding with the soldier
but he feels that when he returns 1
may forget him for this other lei
low- I don't want to discourage
my boy friend in any way by mak
ing him think this other fellow cat.
come between us Help me
Ans: Honesty has been your pol
icy in both cases- The soldier has
not been led to believe that you were
in love with or waiting for him.
Your friend has been constantly a
ware of your friendly letters to the
soldier- The friend at home hasn't
talked to you of marriage and there
fore you are not under obligation
to him, it may prove to y/jr advan
tage he will have to commit him
self or else withdraw from the game
You have been very fair with
both men
E. F, AGEE
Ten generals an,) an army of
nearly 500 workers are readying
a campaign for a substantial in
crease in membership to assure the
success of the Chamber’s 10-point
action program for 1945-46. Under
the veteran leadership of E. K.
Agee, three time chairman of Cham
ber membership drives, the pros
pects for a successful campaign are
viewed with enthusiasm by offic
ers and directors.
Originally scheduled for Septem
ber, the Chamber’s drive was post
pone,} to October 23-26 to make
way for the United War and Com
munity Fund Campaign, now draw
ing to conclusion.
“The broadening of the member,
ship base is important because it is
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vitally essential that more Omaha
businessmen be personally identL
fied witn ting program of civic
advancement.” Charles D. Saunders
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maha has great opportunities for
progress and prosperity, but they
cannot be realized unless we have
united support of the forward
looking businessmen of our city.
The war's end erases all restrict
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ha cannot stand still. We must go
forward which means that we
must marshal all our civic and hu
man resources behind a sustained
program of community advance
ment.”
Membership teams this year are
the most complete and best organ
ized ever to compete in a Chamber
campaign, according to Chairman
Agee, who is now putting final
touches on the schedule of prizes
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The glogan for 1945, “A Pasgport
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