Note:—Don’t worry needlessly when your mind m weighted down with worry and you feel the need of guidance, and the counsel of an understanding friend please write Your problem will be analysed in the paper free just include a •Upping of the column with your letter. For a ‘private reply** send 25c for ABBE’S 1946 INSPIRATIONAL READING With each Reading, you will receive free a personal letter of sound and constructive advice analyzing three (8) ques tions Please send a stamped (8el envelope for your confidential reply, and sign pour full name, address and birthdate to all letters. Explain your case fully and eonfine your problems within the realm of reason. Write to THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE P. O. Box 11, Atlanta, Georgia J,. B. T' I am a young lady 33 years of age and married to a man I 37. He and I were sweethearts | for years. We married two years ago. tie had his own home and we get along along sweet together I love my husband and I believe h ( loves me but his people and I can’t get along. Our home is located Detween his mother's home an.. ; his brother’s home. There is ai- i ways a big argument between me and my in-laws. What would you do if you were me, leave your hus band on this account or stay with him and be unhappy ? Ans: Leaving your husband would cause you more heartaches and misery than living there un der present conditions. You love your husband and he loves you. Isn’t your love for him great e nough for you to make allowances for any little peculiarities of his family? Your one and only prob lem is his family and you could ease this tension if you went a jout it with determination. Avoid anything that would cause friction between you and his family. never argue any point, never crit icize or express your opinion about his folks and never take offense to anything that they might say regarding you’ or your husband. Praise them at every opportunity, be congenial and friendly at all times and once you prove to them that you are making your husband happy and that he loves you, they will accept you as a cherished member of the family. M. L_I am writing you about j my friend,. We have been on bad terms for a long time and I have been trying to quit him. He in forms me that he won’t stand for my quitting. Now I am through with nim but I am afraid to quit as long as he acts like he is now. What must I do? Ans: He’s determined to have you at any cost,. And he may be foolish enough to carry out his threats if you are not careful. The better way to handle a situation of this kind is to make a change of cities without anyone knowing of youhr intentions,. You have no ties were you are located and it shouldn’t be too dificult for you to get new employment. B. N_I’m just a lonely chick of 18 and there are two cats on my trail. Both of them definitely. want me as their one and only but I want to play around awhile Ion-1 ger. I couldn’t stand the thoughts \ of losing out in the end. They are above the average, smart, vet erans and are now established, what am I to do? Ans: At your age, you ought to play awhile longer before choosing your mate. In ordinary times you would have had a chance to assoc iate with numbers of young men and had your fling at life, but war time has prevented many girls from this normal proceedure. Con tinue on with both the young men. When you are able to determine which one of these young men you love and want to share your life with, you will be ready to settle down. H. J—I married a man who had been married twice. He was div orced from his first wife but not the second which I didn’t know a bout. He begged me to marry him which I did, after a week’s marriage he told me he didn’t nave a divorce from his second wife. I told him it was best that I have our marriage annulled but I love him and he begged me to wait. He had to go in service and he did get his divorce from the second wife. Now he is begging me to wait on him until he returns j so that we can marry legally. He sends me money every month and seems very much in love with me. What must I do? Ans: Wait on him. He made a mistake it is true by not letting you know the facts as they were, but he obtained his divorce as soon as it was possible to do so. Now, he wants very much to mar ry you as sooon as it is possible for him to arrange it. You love the man very very much and he loves you. Arrange to be married legally when he gets his next leave “STRANGE" NO NEGROES WON MEDAL OF HONOR SAYS CRISIS EDITOR New York—Declaring that Pres THE YANCEES By SPENCER MORGAN * SURE WAS ^COURSE ! HOT TODAY - DIDN'T INTEND S? 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The editorial in the December issue entitled, "Not One Out of a Million,” follows: ‘ Brave white heroes in our arm ed services have been awarded the nation's highest decoration, the Congressional Medal of Honor, literally in batches by President Truman. The Crisis would net take one ounce of credit from these men whose citations suggest that the honor they have won, high as it is. is not adequate thanks for their sacrifices and heroism. Yet it does se“in strange to Negro Americans that out of the nearly one million cf their men in the armed services not one should have performed in such a manner as to be cited for the Con gressional Medal of Hon :* SPRINGARN MEDAL NOMINATIONS OPEN New York—Nominations are open for the 31st Springarn Medal is was announced today in the NAACP national office. The medal' is given annually for the highest j or noblest achievement by an Am- j •rican Negro during the preceed ng year or years. 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