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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
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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’.
Paxton Hotel head waiter and his
crew on the improve on service daily.
Fontenelle Hotel waiters going good
at all times.
Waiters at the Hill Hotel very much
on the beam with the chow.
Bhckstone Hotel waiters taking a
good care of the service.
Muscian head-waiter and his on the
ball crew going places and doing some
things on a large scale.
Matridee Ward and his wide-awake
captains, Mr. Commodore, the ex-army
oificer. Mr. Mitchell, the balcony chief
of staff. Mr. McFarland from the Lone
Star State and Mr. Chester Hodges,
who makes long drives on the golfing
links, are all in the front line on the
serving at the OAC at al times.
TO HONOR BOOKER
T. WASHINGTON
NEW YORK. N. Y.—“Booker T.
Washington Day” will be celebrated
by the 33 member colleges of the Uni
ted Negro College Fund on May 23,
when the bust of the great Negro ed
ucator is added to the Hall of Fame
of New York University.
In making the announcement, Frank
M. Totton, national chairman of the
Fud, poited out that Washington was
a graduate of one member college,
Hampton Institute, and the founder of
another, Tuskegee Institute.
Local committees of the United Ne
gro College Fund in 37 cities through
out the nation will hold luncheon or
dinner meetings and public rallies hon
oring Washington, Mr. Totton said.
COUNT BASIE TO OPEN ■
AT ROXY THEATRE
NEW YORK CITY..Calvins’ News
Service—Count Basie opening at the
Roxy Theatre May 29th makes him the
first name band to play at the theatre
since his engagement a year ago. He
will be there for four weeks._
"Next Door”
By TED' SHEARER
Continental Features
“ With all the hungry folkg in the world, the least you
could do is share that with me
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Omaha Guide 3t begin May 4 1946
ending Mav 18, 1946
H. J. PINKETT. ATTY
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of Dougla»
County, Nebraska.
Ro'.k 66. Paee 269.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
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The State of Nebraska, To AH Part
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that application has been made to this
Court for granting of administration
of said estate to Lucille Gordon.
Hearing will be had thereon in this
Court on May 29th, 1946, at 9 o’clock
A. M., at which time and place you
may appear and contest the same.
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