Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1946 — Page 19

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DEAR JANE JORDAN — About| four years ago my husband began to stay out all night. He would come home intoxicated. He never explained ‘a thing. I kept my head; didn’t argue or accuse him. Then he went into the army. He was away two years. In the meantime, girls kept calling me up. One even came to see me. She told me the whole story. Since my husband came home he has admitted everything. He has proved that he is sorry for what he did. While he was gone I went out several times with a married man with one child. I learned to care for him. . I don't love my husband any | more, I have told him so. He feels that we can be happy together again, but I can't forget the other man. If we should separate, if I shauld | marry the other man, there would

Our plans are to wait until the child is older and will understand. Should I keep seeing him, Or should we stay apart until we have the right to be together? WORRIED BETTY,

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