A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED
BN MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE
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and yoa feel the need of guidance, and the counsel of an understanding friend
please write lour problem will be analysed in the paper free ,aat .“elude a
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ABBES 1946 INSPIRATIONAL READING. With each Readi^ you will receiSi
Um a _pcrmonaJ letter of sound and constructive advice analyzing three (3) ques.
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P. 0. Box 11, Atlanta 1, Georgia
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D. C. I have been courting a
fellow for several years. While he
was in the navy he wanted me
to marry him but I was a senior
in high school and my parents
wanted me to finish. He has been
discharged now and we plan to
marry in the early summer. How
°ver, things are not as I would
like them to be at all times and
then again everythink is okay.
Should I marry him or wait?
Ans: Wait, until you can erase
all doubts from your mind. Mar
riage should be estered only when
you can feel the utmost confidence
in the' future. If both of you are
uncertain, you should meet and
mingle with other friends around
your own age. To do so, will en
able you both to make upyour
minds as to uie suitability of the
other and if there is a devoted
love existing between you
Ft. B. C_I am rather miserable
and need advice. I am taking up
a beautv culture cours^. I like it
fine However, the mas I am going
wilth thinks it is wasting money
and wants me to give it up. I want
to know if I should give it up?
If I didn’t, will I pass the State
Board and get a job?
Ans: As yet, you have no trade
or profession and this is really
your golden opportunity. Stick to
our course, and finish it as well
as take the State Board exam
and pass it, regardless of whether I
vou intend to work or not. If you
study and master this course as
you are supposed to do, you won’t
have any difficulty passing the
State Board examination.
J. H. N.—I am 19 and have a
3 year old son. My husband is a
| veteran of this war and is badly
shocked and his mind goes and
1 comds. He is in a hospital. Re
cently I met a man a good bit
older than I and I want to know
if I should accept dates with him?
I like him very much but I don't
want to get into any trouble. I
am very worried
Ans: Trouble, unhappiness and,
misery will surely overtake you
if you weaken and begin dating
this outside man. Freeze up like |
a clam and refuse to have any-,
thing at all to do with this man. I
Its better really not to even talk
with the man if he is trying to j
encourrage you to break your
marriage vows. Your husband is
an unfortunate victim of the war ,
and it is your duty to stick by
him regardless and try to help
him fight his way back to a nor
mal condition. You and your son
could do more for him than any
one else provided you are loyal
to him in every respect.
B B.—I am in love with a man
5 vrs. younger than I and the
only complaint I have is that he
fights me. I have a husband in
California who says he loves me
but he would not work and I left
him. Tell me if I should marry
this man I am with?
Ans: You’re f> rv( to jumn
THE YANCEES
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from the frying pan into the fire
as both men nave -their draw
backs and you are not at all plea
sed with either. Now, if you want
a sparring partner to live with
for the rest of your life, this
young fellow seems to be the an
swers. ut, if you want peace and
a normal life, you ha^ best con
tinue your search.
C. C.—I have been married for
some time and I have tried and
tried to love my husband but it
seems like I never will. I stay
at home all the time and seems
like the children and him whl run
me crazy. Tell me something to
do as I can’t stand this much
longer ?
Ar.s: Ycvr far. /ly will appre
ciate you just as much if vou
stop being a slave and take a
little time for personal pleasure
occasionally All work and no
play makes ’ife dull, moncf.on
ous and uninteresting. Your chil
dren are getting old enough tc
help shoulder some of your res
ponsib 1;‘: r—eive them definite
jobs to do. When your husband
wants to take you out, you should
arrange to have some competent
person come in and watch the
children so that you can go out
and enjoy yourself instead of
pouring cold water on his plans.
Show more enthusiasm about the
plans your husband makes and
l life will take on a new hue.
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INDONESIANS PICKET DUTCH
AND BRITISH CONSULS
New York, (C)—50 angry Ind
onesians picketed Dutch and Bri
tish Consulates this week, deman
ding backing for the Soviet pro
posal that a United Nations Com
mission investigate conditions in
Indonesia and recognize the vali
ant republic.
The Indonesian Republic Rela
tions Committee passed leaflets to
passers by urging them to write
to President Trumas and demand
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an immediate halt to all shipments
of lend lease war material to Bri
tain and Holland for use against
the Indonesian Republic.
Indonesians are urging that the
American delegation for the re
moval of British troops in Indon
esia and the repudiation by the
British government against the
use of Japanese troopsss to sup
press the peoples’ Indonesian Re
public.
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W ATTS APPOINTED WDL
ASSOCIATE SECRETARY
Rowland Watts, Baltimore at
torney, has been appointed Asso
ciate National Secretary of the
Workers Defense League. He sup
ervises investigations of violations
of the rights of labor and minori
ties and will coordinate the work
of numerous volunteer WDL at
torneys.
ALABAMAN OPPOSED AS
SECRETARY INTERIOR
Washington, March 2nd—Re
ports that a delegation of 13 sou
thern senators had asked Presi
dent Truman to appoint Frank W
Boykin, Alabama congressman, os
Secretary of the Interior, drew a
l sharp protest this week from the
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Citing Boykin's voting record in
Congress, Walter White wired the
President that the votes of Boykin
from ‘but a part ,>f a thoroughly
illiberal record whiCi.' would cause
dismay to minorities should Mr.
Boykin be appointed.’
The NAACP record shows that
Boykin voted against abolishing
the poll tax, against discontinua
tion of the Dies Committee, sup
ported Congressman Rankin’s
whitewash of the Veteran’s Ad
ministration, voted against pige
onholing of the work or jail bill,
opposed travel pay for dislocated
war workers and unemployment
compensation for feeral workers.
He also voted to override the P.re
sidntial veto of the anti-strike bill
in 1943.
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