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£ s fp^HUJAMjg V* MBEWAtUg^^ A HUMAN RELATION COLUMN W H I R £ I NTNMNIOuTliB IN MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUN S E L AND GUIDANCE ss%-°s snyS'SLwi'Js 7°™ ssli? i-ics^s'uiiss-A ■? ABBE’S 1946 INSPIRATIONAL READING With eaehTLrfi™' **nd„26e »« ft- « P*™on.l letter of round and constructive ,d“4 Tm^*,"**’* ,M' — problem, within the realm of reuoaWritetD f-U» “d THE ABBE’ WALLACE SERVICE P. 0. Box II. Arlanta 1, Georgia W. X.—Will you please advise me what to do? My husband is just out of the Navy and I thought he had made a change. But now he is just ripping and running and staying out all night and never has any money. When he gets his check this month, .he is going to school..he left that morning going to town. When he came back that nite he didn’t have a cent and I think that a check for almost a hundred dollars is too much to just go out and throw away. Please tell me something as soon as possible. O Ans:—Its very evident that he hasn’t realized the seriousness of marriage nor the value of the training to which he has access, .he’s displaying an adoles cent outlook on life at the present. He had to toe the mark several years in service and he couldn’t resist the op portunity to "blow the works’ and cut up a little. Be patient with him. Lead him out of this period of restlessness and discontent and let him know that you can be a good sport rather than fret and nag at him about his escap ades. With your love and devotion you can help him to settle down to a morel serious life. J. P. W.—I have read your column for a long time and see where you have helped so many people. I am ask ing for help. My wife just won’t cook and do as she should. She will go ou: and drink anil when I gethome there won’t be anything fixed to eat and I have to do it all. She has a son by a previous marriage and I buy for him like he was my own but it doesn’t look ike she appreciates that at all. What should I do? Ans. It she refuses to be a house wife and prepare the meals, then she really ought to go to work so that she could have something to occupy her time. Idle hands are the devil’s work shop..and you would be doing her a favor to insist that she begin putting her time to good advantage. A change from her present associates is probab ly all she needs to help her see the er ror of her ways. What you two need is to make friends from the same group instead of each having his own indivi dual set of associates. L. C.—I am a senior in college. I ; have been secretly married for quite some time. My husband who is in the ! service writes and tells me he has be come involved with another woman and has a child which is his. He says he still loves me. We haven't lived toge ther as he has been away and I have been in school. Should I have this marriage annulled? Ans: Your husbanh has been com pletely honest and confessed everything even though he knew in doing so he JACK DAVIS __ By TED WATSON TUB aZEAT SlAYSEYS A*P s/ft PAL lANXY AKE A4W .&£4?> 72 TAKS OFF FOG PAYO WHEffE ST ft BEUBVED M/J/.E ftft 7AA.ES/ ?£FLOSS.. . a<4v.$M/m- vao ici/'i/. ss VJ mavo rue scsy+Ti Pi-sAisp iv/m) V THE S4MBCD, MOIV My WORK, J jt r»£ O/tf&r /* //► I’M i>KR£, \ I > HAM&f MR MY£R$-J Al Si6HT— LAMM, IET'<> SOLL/ AU. /X>^\ HBt£ OF 147Z /<, 1 7>/^> OFT F£V>0/V, ~TV X>/FF£££MT / L. &4Yi / ^£, Vmm Continent*] Fe*torej ►T/V AMX/OE* 7Z> <S£r ^ MV /VAMP* OM MM IE, 7h£ YEUOH *<?i/USr7 JIM STEELE 0y MELVIN TAPLET fi&ktol,NBCwr jOKiLLTneazBP imjAhmi^a^uo DBJLVFRI6WTBJEP &/Ajum£m<£. ATWII06WAHM< AWO^E M'D,66B HJ6 CAN6eR,!«WXK8D MAkSU 0UT7 FtAYl W6r AWMCHM^TOlD voMi rmrm^v HAD WANTED ID ttLUiBi1 'WELL, I'LL SOON KNOW.. 12 MAKSU14 COMING Ta ll R5i*K95fj2P COURSE HE'LL^ I HE WOULD/ deny it/ wi4at f AWAKEN/'< DO YOU EXPECT?J I'VE GOT TO KEEP BUIFRNG'S1I2^?W Y WH-WHAT HIT ME ? THAT DEMON CAT..OH, I KNOW// DOUMEI,yOUR NATIVE PRINCE) ^.A TRAITOR/HE . -ENOU&H/..OURGOAL l£ THE, URANIUM AND I INTEND TO < REACH IT - REMEMBER THAT) AHMI sA!D IT |<S> VERY NEAR.7- i PERHAPS, I VO A NOT NEED /EITHER OF YOU QUARRELSOME MALES, ANY , LONGER./ y BREEZY By T. MELVIN JSAY, 0REEZY/ HOW DO YOU LIKE ‘STUDYING’4 HI4TORY IN SCHOOLr-! tWITHOUTTHEOTHEgfcf J WHAT PO YOU MEAN ?' ‘STUDYING' IN ‘SCHOOL* WITHOUT THE OTHER ffff Onrnrrrffrtil (YEP/ I HEARD DOT feAAlTH £AY THE OTHER > PAY THAT A (HISTORY ^TUPENT^) -YOU'RE IN A CLASS BY ; ^YOURSELF/ SQUIRE EDGECATE —A Hazardous Existence BY LOUIS B1CHARIT SQl»(?E Vou A*£ t/P 50A>f J-irE M Sl)Rt)MCE * ir*i av QlRo RJ.R*fE. Sure 7v<*6 -*'V£ EVE* /fVSURE. Z9X» 090 "DRIVERS e>bice i yyfiore fi “Pokier fob f) VEEP SE* Vf?ivE/? - So you SEE 7h*e So^e 7EP*> Bi-z— CHQHCES S ~ . _ [ HQvE A I5/v»o«!E •'wVJtE \/oU&Z wrtmm* Av' V £)&&*.•€£> 7i$» ] “ -jxk ”“J ©y TW Pv>Qy Do you Ssnox'E o 7r These Ohl 1/£S n$ /VI y/ j FQvoPlTt 8to«d / Smo*Z /9 froze* OF E** kvfi.*. I ^tULO-ur IH SURE vour* J~>FE 9r QLt THE* - Tnt) ts To o a'>uC* OTr ** -^ir>iSX * ti.dO.-S <T"'0[ HUCKLEBERRY FINN cSSteclfiS <riS | LOOKS L\KE ft IRMHBOH [FhCToRf DO -Y00 L apoxe f IT* A 1 SlQNftL J FROM MARtrt 100KS UKE * i HOCV.YWOOD • [ Movie PrettEW ml W RECKED SOLAR LEONARDO. N. J.-Soundphoto—A view of the half-sunk (JS destroyer es cort “Solar” after she- had blown up at the pier her while unloading ammu nition. Force of the explosion ripped the bow up. Seven were killed and 150 injured might ruin any chance for happiness with you and you must appreciate this fact. Before preceeding with your own plans for annullment. see him and talk it over. After seeing him you do not have to live together if you can find no forgiveness in your heart. E. M.—I met and fell in love with a man who was in service. He now has his discharge and he went to his home immediately afterwards but didn’t stay long. He came right back to me. He wants to marry me and go back to his home which is far away. I love him but I feel that we wouldn’t be happy if I should go and live around his people. I believe we would be much happier making a place for ourselves. I know we love each other but we quarrel over this point. Ans: Yes he loves you, else he would not have traveled a thousand miles to propose marriage and ask to take you back home. His idea is not to live in the house with his folks, .merely to go to that section where he is establi shed. If you feel that you can’t make this concession, then you are not suffi ciently in love to marry him. Marriage is a partnership, .of give and take, if a successful union is to be realized. You are using good judgement to thr ash this problem out now before mar riage rather than wait until afterwards and then fail to reach a mutual under standing. TUNNEY NO FRIEND OF CONN’S NEW YORK CITY—(Calvin’s News Service Billy Conn and Gene Tun ney met at a publisher's luncheon at the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria. But there was nothing cordial about the meeting. “Lse your head, Billy”, cautioned Promoter Mike Ja cobs, though Billy was seething with rage at the entrance of the man who predicted Joe Louis would knock him out in a round or two at the forthcom ing heavyweight fight. Photographers coaxed Billy to meet Tunney but he held his ground until finally Billy and Jacobs were called to t'y stage along with Tunney. Then Billy said ‘hello’ and begrudgingly shook hands. The Waited Column By H. W. Smith The R. R. boys are serving with a smile on wheels. Waiters at the Regis Hotel, and the White Hore Inn on the ball with the tray totin’. 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