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THE INDIANAPOL By Crockett Johnson

OUR BOARDING ‘HOUSE

With Major Hoople

{Is it cricket fo get on ermine skin this way? A mighty hunter like me . . . Is it sporting?

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But I don't see an ermine coming yet, Mr. O'Malley,

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us has got a divorge. . We haven't

seen each othe “for” 14 years. He

is in the army now. Since our separation I've -met lots of men but until a year ago they were all alikee Then I met a man and am

deeply in. love with him. He and five years and he has a married daughter. He lives quite a long way from where I do and travels for a factory which keeps him away for weeks at a time. During this time he never

he just doesn’t like to write. He buys me many expensive gifts and spends a lot of time with me @ when he is here. = We. have planned .Jane Jordan our. marriage and talked about it a lot but he tells me I'll have to

* wait for the right time to come.

Do you think I should just wait, or should I visit the town where he lives and try to find out more about him? I have my own home which I have bought and paid for since my husband and I separated. I love this man very much and never go anywhere unless he is with me. Please advise me. ’ FAITHFUL.

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. Answer—Your first step is to get your long-delayed divorce and find out whether the man has his or not. It is folly to plan a marriage before You are free to marry. Apparently ‘you don’t know too much about the man ‘and it cer-

tainly behooves you to know more before you put your faith in him. However, your plan to - visit his home town to check up on him isn’t in very good taste. If he is sincere 8s you hope he is, he will make * such arrangements himself. His statements as you repeat them sound rather evasive, Also a man sincerely in love usually keeps

in touch with a’'woman between his visits. - At least it is wise not to count on the maf too heavily until he has shown a more responsible attitude in connection with his love. making. * » » .

DEAR JANE JORDAN-I am a woman 29 years.old and have been

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his wife have been separated for

married twice. My first husband and I parted after nine months. We had one ‘son. I remarried in 1942 and my husband is really good to me. We have two small children, and he has a son by his first marriage. I love my family, but am in love with another man. I can’t find any reason to leave my husband. Our twd small children are both under 2. years of age. What do you do when you have a

-/good man and can't find any rea-

son to leave him? : M. C. Answer--You simply stick to your good husband and ignore the outside attractions which bob up from time to time. You'll be surprised how fast this new love will vanish if you see it for what it is, just a passing fancy. Plenty of married women see other men they could love if they had a chance. Plenty of them would enjoy another fling at new love with its excitements. The wise ones simply laugh off their own variability and treat their husbands better than ever because they feel just a little bit guilty for enplein g unfaithful thoughts. Forget it.

JANE JORDAN.

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