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[Ask Mrs. Se — = 4 Graduate Yu Sister Is Wrecking ws ened A ‘Once Happy Home
¥in War Memorial University's Technical L Fudas of the Purdue-Indian-| J HAD: AlMos? everything I ‘wanted until my sister pole University center will grad- came ere to live with us. I am very much in love with my Late 34 students July 2. “husband, and we have two beautiful children and a lovely Ceremonies will be held at 8:30 home. m. in the Indiana World War, emorial building. | My sister and my husband go out together every other
Jadianapolis ‘graduates nciude) night. When they comé héme he mistreats me. Once I had gthety oh adiea H. Borts. 10.80 to the hospital’for two-days because of a beat:
ing. My sister has no other place to live. She doesn't work and fed, George Bruner: Sturge ari that makes our expenses heavier, What's left my husband gives , John Cas ’ {to her. ‘Don’t advise me to have a frank talk with her. I did, and s always a free-for-all which makes my children upset. ‘WORRIED.
Jr. James Gallagher, liam, Percy Jones, Robert May, Charles Meyer, Jack Moyer, Elner Murphy, ‘Walter Nea and Pe Printz. of Others from Indianapolis dre] Roy Raia Jr. Joseph Rica, Jot} scott Albert Sensel, gpear, John Spragg, pebnt
Your sister's health is good enough round with your husbahd so she’s well enough to work and “hunt a room: ' People whe are parasites on others’ lives are weak-—they're after someone to make a life for them. Tell her to get a job and keep her busy at home until she finds one. She won't stay long If you give her enough to do and she'll be too tired at mights to sparkle for your husband. We'll fix her, E You aren't keeping your children calm by accepting bruises,
to permit her tearing |
gtrelow and Clarence Teipen. Outside Graduates {
d h . d out-of-town - graduates incl ude | and you aren't keeping your husband that way. Let him an
your sister know you've changed, and that they're to be different.
Nh of Greenfield; Robert Jater Stepfather Has a Big Job ‘and Forest Stone, both of Bloom.- | field; Keith Macy, Noblesville; sister is 11. My mother has remarried and we have a baby. I don’t Clifford Selim and Ralph Sweet, /think it's my stepfather’s responsibility to care for us--my father Connersville, and Moncil Swope, should. Our stepfather buys our meals and most of our clothes, Lebanon. {but my father sends us only $5 a piece each week--not enough to| Clair V. Nye, staff member of buy a good pair of shoes, Is that fair? My stepmother took my, International Harvester Co. dad away from us. : UNFAIR. vill welcome the graduates. In- Be grateful for a good stepfather and a father who may send i) vocation will be given by Leslie ja hare. Muley that he ean ators, Try ww. i nice Ji. Sparks, head of the Purdue ngs about your real father and help your mother make a sue-
og cee in Columbus. a doorstep. Dr. Maurice R. Graner, supervisor of Purdue technical in- Independence Pays; Advises Jo stitutes, will present the gradu- ~ SIT BACK and relax, girls. and let the men try to get you. ates to Prof. C. 'W. Beese, di- 1 went with Yohnny and he started popping up for dates of the Purdue Technical Without beforehand notice. I told him I didn't like that, and ecto once was gone. He grew angry snd told me when I wanted a Extension Division, who willl date to buzz him. award the diplomas. In the meantime, I received other bids which 1 didn’t refuse A.W. Collins, district manager and johnny called, woridering where I'd been. I told him I was of the center here, will preside no wallflower. His friends said he was independent and his other a the osemanies. 2
Local Students Receive Degrees
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land in the last year haven't had an argument. -JO, CITY.
| treated girl friends.
‘Woman Covets Another's. Husband.
jours moved here. .
County are among the Sraduatio® | would be no objection to her. seniors who took part in the 88th So far he’s ignored her, but I'm jealous and have lost my! commencement. exercises at Be
" University hete yesteraay, L {way for a married woman and mother to act. MRS. IL. M. R. Kessler doctor’ Of philoSOpY, Patti’ Exposing your objection to her isn’t as important as showing a" uly Congress; Sedans 8. "Dien her, your friends and your husband that she isn’t conipetition. | 58 W. 3d waster of Seience: Jonn ®.| You love that man enough that you cam make yourself look Rod forestry; Robert A. Nicholson, 4450 Mares) M. 8S. in‘ seronfutical sngin Vile S. Dickey, 2030 E. Washin,
face with your husband. "Don’t let him be disappointed in you by showing she’s under your
8. 1 eer! Trice 2. etnies oniora ng; Var1 ¢ G. { “hide. He can't strike her, you know—and you don’t want him to Tuttle Jr., 543 E, , M. 8 in oi] N ene pohald CMake aera look inexperienced around the other men
' You don’t want women going around telling how you fear losing your husband. They'll say it if you glare when she comes M.S | within a mile of him. tn]
Forest Lane, M. S. in industrial engineer-| ing; Bdward B. Adams, 2226 Semizal, and! Lucinda R. Redwine, 3367 Park, psychology, and Arthur H. Beard, Arlington, civil engineer de
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I'M A DAUGHTER Dd a family that broke up. I'm 14 and 3
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{girl friends had. spoiled him by chasing him. They said he admired yoo Wee have: «straightened out... everything . now,
MY HUSBAND [and I got along fine until a girl friend of he has been flirting with my husband an dents of Indianapolis and Marion | py "Pema rics that she'd lke 0 go out with him and relations
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ternships in state and federal correctional . institutions will - beBin ‘this month'for the first students enrolled in graduate Coursés in correctional adminis‘tration . at the University of Notre Dame’ The six-month internships will be served in the Kederal Bureau of Prisons and on the New York State Parole Board, anoug ¢ other Sgencies.
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