Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1944 — Page 19

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marry her, but I have my children to think of. My wifé has said she will give me 'a divorce but every time I speak. of it she gets hysterical and says she will kill herself. Shall I forget and go on as I have been or what? N. B. BE. . = @

Answer—For the sake of your children it is better for you to work things out with your wife. After all when you marry a girl of 15 you have to expect immature reactions. To be sure she should have grown up by now but she didn’t and that partly may be your fault. You probably thought her childishness delightful at first but got tired of its endless manifestations, particularly after you had other children to pet. If you took time out when you first got home to pet your wife and reassure her as to her standing in your affections, you might have a more peaceful evening. After all you can't expect a perpetually dissatisfied woman to behave like a rational human being. Through

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this DEAR. JANE JORDAN-I am a man of 28, married and have two wonderful children.. I was married when I 5

was 10 and my wife 1 more Br less a bby. She work "12 hours a day ‘home.

her to act more like a woman and less like a child. You, or any man, would be surprised how much return can be received by the investment of a little affection when a woman seems to need it.

DEAR JANE JORDAN — I have sued my husband for divorce be-

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