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same house I stay in. He is always
bellyaching about the money he giv
es me. He is nice to me but runs
around, stays out all night and still
thinks I ought to put up with the
way he does. Must I stay oil or
leave?
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to geek other girls' company. Go
out with him when he longs for
more exciting entertainment. You
are going t° have to play the role
ot wife and sweetheart to keep him
satisfied.
M. T. H_My husband and I sep
arated 4 years ago. We have a lit
tle girl. I left because we couldn't
agree on somethings. Now we talk
on the phone occasionally and he
writes to me but he will not sup
port our child. He has another
wife now and I wonder If I should
forget about his wife and interfere
in hig life or let him alone. I was
first, and he was my wifrst true
love but we couldn’t make it to
gether. I am engaged to a boy
overseas who is coming home. Tell
me what to do?
Ans: You left your husband and
since you two have been legally |
separated he ha8 found a new wife
and you have no right to interfere
in their lives. You should have
sought support for your child at
the time of your separation as he I
has been relieved of the responsibil"
ity for four year8j and it will be
difficult to make him assume it a
gain. If you want to presg the
matter of support for the child ft
is all right but do not try to break
from overseas returns, you will
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band.
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F. M. T-1 like your column very
much. I am going with a boy in
the Navy and a little something
happened the other night. Did he
mean it or not? Is he pretending?
Ans: If he is serious, he won't
fail to convince you beyond a
doubt every chance that he gets to
be with you. Don't fall victim of
hiB line let there be proof of his
sincerity before you consider him
as a suitor.
R. M. H._I have a husband in
the service but we don't get along
good. I have a boy friend but he
has a wife and I am very much in
love with him and he seems to care
a lot for me. Do you really think
he cares as much as he Bays he does
for me? My husband seems to
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him?
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Under the present circumstances
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(BY H. W. SMITH H.A-080V)
Attorney Irvin O. Mollison of
Chicago, III., was sworn in a8 a
Federal Judge in the U. S. Customs
Court in New York, Sat., Nov. 3rd.
A young woman was found
strangled in a hotel In Chicago,
Saturday, November 3 police be
lieved at first it was suicide.
Nine persons were seriously in
jured on highway 6 east of Oakland
Iowa they were taken to the
Jennie Edmonds hospitals in Coun
cil Bluffs.
Mrs. Alberta Boss Young of Pon
tiac, Michigan a soldiers wife, was
murdered Wednesday October 31st.
Her bank account was over two
thousand dollars short.
Police say Ralph Beebe tried to
rob the poor box at Sacred Heart
Church at 22nd and Binney Street.
He was turned over to the juvenil"
court.
An airplane carrying 27 persons
was forced into the sea near Hon
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Five young girlg were cleared of
a cabin slaying near Danbury Wis.
They were also charged with disor
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2 Game wardens were found dead
in a trapper’g cabin Sat., No. 3........
they were shot Wednesday October
31. They went there to check the
trapper’s catch.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news!
i
A dairy farmer near Woodstock,
111., was charged with beating a
farmhand.
A group of officials of the Mor
mon Church conferred with Presi
. dent Truman Sat., Nov. 3 they
I asked mat Church property be re
stored that was destroyed during
the wai.
A pciand China hog and litter of
six pigs were sold for $700 in South
Sioux City, Nebraska.
A blacksmith at Norfolk, Nebr
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125 persons wre taken in a dope
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A Column
B1 MATSOLOMA PRUITT
Hi Kids, something new has been
added to the Omaha Guide.
Now getting down to the point
You are right, some girl should
watch theirself before they are
friendless, because a lot of girls
and boys don't like what certain
people put down.
A hint to the wise is sufficient
is right I wish a certain girl
would take it.
Getting a letter from Loystown
maybe all that M. P. is getting.
BUT_???
I know a girl up to Central that is
mad about a boy from Boystov.n?
She'll do in tight pinch Betty
Miller.
Well I think she's swell, but
when she talks about "Mr. Tine'
(Cliff Robbins) she got to go
somebody’s got to go June Walker
I personally think she is a swell
girl .. Loretta Prayer.
Next Week Central will tell you
what they think I
Who is known as Miss Know-It- j
All?
Who thinks she is the most pop
ular girl that goes to Central high
and has to put herself on boys to
make them notice her?
Why ask Betty Stewart about
Buster she is not his mother.
_Evelyn Jennings.
How should you know about B.
R. being a glamour boy.ask M.
B. only... Hattie Jean ?
I wonder what E. W. is going t»
do about her soldier boy? Aren't
afraid of married life are you Eva?
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