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WISI-IAY-WASHY MATE FORCES ' WIFE INTO DIVORCE, BUSINESS

Pretty Girl Undermines Y0uth’s Love for Mate, Baby Despite Agreeable Home Conditions

Dmnmssnlxrfbaveboenmsrriadthreeyeersendhlvee-Y fine wife and a baby hter who means more to‘ me than anythﬁg else. but I have fallen in ove with a young ladv and can't get her mt of my mind. Maybe I don't want to as ea I think do. My wliennd I have talked o! getting a divorce. but 11.1 do I don't know whethehtilo girl will have me or not. She says it is n? duty to stay wt my by and wlf That is right, but why stay toge her and be misera lo?

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But. on the other hand. I still

e and I love my balzv a bit more than t. Please tell me what to do. A MlﬂlD UP HUSBAND.

_ . _ other girl lust as much. so much that Q

_ cant forget her. Now I love him more than life lt- self, but I dont want a man who wants someone else. I non’: oelleve it is my fault that mv husband has been attracted to another woman. I have had a baby for him. I am as good-looking as I was when we were married I am a good housekeeper and manager. I hsd a college education. so I

am not a dumbell. thought, oi separation and I id. but living with a phlls rl

. up he doesn't know what he l‘. I have asked him to make uD his mind. for if he Want! gucxillvorce, the sooner, the better; so I can go to work and try to Yo?!"

Mv husband's parents love me as much as they do their own children. and if ln- leaves me they will never forglve him. What should we do A WORRIED WIFE . ACCURATE PICTURE 0F MODERN I-‘ICKLE HUSBAND ANSWER: If these two letters from s. husband and s wife don't re- sent the modemlstlc attitude towards divorce. I don't know anything Mt does. Here we have the picture of s wlshy-washy husband who ls typical of about nine-tenths of the phllanderers. who is so emotionally unstable

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And he isn't even sure that he will like the other woman in? bettm- when he gets her than he does his wrrent mate.

There are s. lot of men like that. ‘rhev belong in the some class Wit the men who are always trading in their automobiles for a new mode because they have seen one with some sort of a new gadget or whose paint they like better. but they certainly do hate to nart win": the old one. And vshcv: they get the new one they don't like it anv better than the? did the old one. and the swap has cost them a lot of money.

It. is impossible for that tvoe of rnan to be faithful to any woman, no matter ll she were Miss America and possessed everv charm and virtue

. He wanders from one to another and in and out of the divorce court and tle marriage license bureau. until he is too old and rhellmﬂ- tic to chnse skirts nnv longer. Polvgamv is this kind of man's dish. snd it is a pity he can't live in s country where husbands can have as large an assortment of wives as they do of necktles.

The wife. in this case. is s strong. sensible woman who takes n. 55-119 view of her husband and her situation. Evidently she perceives his weakness and knows he will never be faithful to her. but for some reason or other she still loves him. With Audrey she says "a poor thing. bu" llfllélie own" But. she doesn't propose to go partners in him with other ' B B5. so she put-s him on the spot and wants him to make his choice, But the poor weakllng can't do it because he doesn’t lmow which one he like! the better . And in the end the wife will have to decide the question of whether she would rather have s part-time husband. or a divorce and taléullt-‘tingebjob. And my guess is that she will get tired of forgiving and

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The old coup; sat quietly before the fireplace. At length the white- halrccl husband turned to his wife.

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DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My son. who ls under draft n80. talked lnﬂ into letting him enlist in the Navel Reserve. I understood he would be in training school for quite some time before being sent tlwﬂy. but he ha! slreadv been moved to Pearl Harbor. I am told there ls a Federal penB-lty attached to falsifying 0116'! age when enlisting and I do not know whﬁ- ther to enforce this and t to have him brought back or not. Mv hi8- nd. the boy's stepfather. in the Navy also and says leave him alone. but anxiety about him ls about to kill me. I am a sick woman anyWW. and worrying over him is making me lose all I have gained after a Yo!!!‘ of building up. I can't eat or sleep.

The boy writes that he is very happy and alright and likes it. Be says he hated going to school and is lust what he wants t0 do, vi MRS N. H.

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now doing . "hut would vou do if you were me? .

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ANSWER: I'd do nothing. If. you make any move to set hlm out 0! tine Navy you will make great trouble for him- bov must have a lot of grit and stamina to do what he has done. so l think you can tru hlrn to take care of himself.

It. is hard on all mothers to have their boys in the war. but yours is in no more danger than all the balance. All you can do is to accept the situation with courage and be proud vou have a bov who is brave enough and patriotic enough to want to nsk his‘life for hi! count-TY-

DEAR MISS DIX: I have a daughter of 7i who insists on gettlnv married to a boy who is about to be called to the Service. I have tiled every wav in the world to persuade her to wait until after the war. but she says that if l‘ don't IlVP mv consent she will run swsv and marry. anywav. She has known this bov for a long time and he ts n verv fine chap. No objection on that score. But people tell me ‘I shouldn't allow her lo marry now. Have I done right ln agreeing tn it?

ANSWER: How can you help it when she is 21 and doesn't necdcyoul‘ - consent‘ All Barents can do under such circumstances ls to say ‘G06 bless you". and hope for the beet.

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CHAPTER. 1X

Among her fellow travellers on the Conne dc Bavois. Zoe d found a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph nker or Oakland, California. especially con- genial. They were young and bent on winging every possible ounce of

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urpose keep in view: Drifting l e a helpless vessel. Thou csnst ne'er to life be true. Half the wrecks that strew life's ocean. 1f some star had been their guide, Might have long been riding ssf.

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Paris was emptied of official- dom when they first reached there, "9 for everyone was sun out town Bend twenty cents for pattern. on the long Chrutmas holiday. Write Your name. address and style - Giles had tim mérllllber. Be sure to state size you

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reamed the Wartime Prices and Trails Board from housewives in thh region. The answers are pro- vilol he Board Readers. Per sons Mve Intelligent to Mk on who control are invited to send than in writing to the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee of Wartime Prices and Tfﬂdg Beard.

Q Do I need to take my ration bQk to the hospital if I expect u. be there less than two weeks? What coupons, ll any, will be tak- en from my book for n little over one week"?

Unless you expect to stay in

A. the hospital for a continuous per- led of two weeks, you will n luvs to give your ration book to. the hospital authorities . . . Atl the end of the second and of each‘ SUCOGQdlQQJJlIO weekly the IIIEIEKG-

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ment must detach the following ration coupons for each full two weeks‘ of resldcncer the sugar ceu. non. one tea or coffee coupon, two butter coupons, four meat coupons ang are DIBﬁYViB coupon. d - n as re eepercu apoun of butter in half? A. There are no Wartime Prices and Trade Board regulations for- bidding a swrekeeper to out, a pound Dgf bélttﬁl‘ in hlzlf. h . cg s come un er cellfinq l t e price es. Proes are fixed and "W? wording to grades and 1o. csllttties in Wh 0h the egg; 5" so .

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thing that was listed in the guide- book she had bought before she met Giles on the volt. and ene wanted to buy clothes.

She found she needed her new allothesxss soon] abs! she wsecdnn

em. or peope en back to town soon slier the first of Jlnulrl’: presently the season was in full aw g, and Zoe had more invitations than she knew whet to do with. By this time she was com- fortably qusrtered in her o "d18-

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Ihr years Giles had taken it for granted that Isabel was the one

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