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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945 _

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did! I'd have been a laughingstock!

~—By Blosser

JANE JORDAN

questions in this column daily.

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan, whe will answer your

DEAR JANE JORDAN—We have been married a few years and got| along all right until the last year or so, and row we have trouble only | because I argue and accuse my husband. When we visit other people my husband becomes too friendly with the other man’s wife or girl friend. | He says he does it just for fun and to tease but what can a wife |

believe?

Some of the girls don't|

care but others don't like it and

tell him so. 1 know we have lost friends: because pf . his = actions.

x our home is not

ps happy as it was once, I don’t like to argue before our children but I know 1 won't go on and ignore. his behavior forever. Maybe you can

Jane Jordan

tell me what you would db in my

place. a.»

husband's

PUZZLED.

Answer—If your do not like your | behavior

you have a;

band does not want to go

barrassing. to you. take it too seriously find it in any other man.

and wouldn

him- than conjugal

and let him get his face slapped.

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farther than playful petting but it| is in extremely poor taste and emNo doubt you 't so offensive, or significant, The. women who don't like to be pawed and tell him so may :be¢ more discouraging to nagging. If you didn’t feel so responsible for his manners you could sit back quietly

Englewood chapter +483, O. E. S,, will meet at-8 p, m. Monday in the | Englewood Masonic temple, 2714% | oe Otto Cox will be} 0:3

“any |

right to tell him so, but it is not|guest speaker. Mrs. Zora Van Camp |; very smart to keep on telling him|is worthy matron and ‘Roy Pavey, [ir

so ad infinitum or

of more than he

that you won't put up with his be- | If you mean that that |

havior forever.

and he knows you mean it,

to accuse him does, You say

should be enough without constant bickering which only makes things

worse. Better

one good fight fol-

lowed by peace than continuous

reproaches. It well may be

that your hus-'

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