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DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

IP. YOUR husband should get out of line you havé only yourself to blame, you think it silly at 42 to be loved, Wake up, sister,

to yourse!f before you grow old by

Yes, you have hurt your husband deeply, has found someone elise whom he can shower

learn later on that he his love and affection upon someone who will not think it silly. You ought to be very happy and proud of a man like yours They are few and far between My wife is finding her mistake just a little too late, Now she would like for me to love and show her the affection I once did

I just tell her to be her age now that she is older and wiser. She messed things up the same as you are doing We are a little older than vou

are, and possibly have been mar ried longer. But it hasn't been so long that I have forgotten those famous words, "Love, honor and cherish, so long as ve both shall live, My wife. doesn't care that “silly rot” you refer to she expects me to live up to marriage vows EX-ROMEO Both the husband and wife ordinarily need to muke adjustments. when one isn’t responsive. Sometimes it takes a doctor's help—and always it takes understanding and the willing Mess to make changes, Two people, once in love, growing old alone actimlly — and dnnecessarily — if they don’t settle their differences,

She Isn't Noticed

THIS I8 not as important as some of your problems that 1 ‘read, but it is to me. You see, | like a boy very much. He is three

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years older than myself. As a matter of fact, I have liked him ‘for four or five vears now. 1 know. nim, but not very well When 1 see him all he says is “hi," . Will "you tell me how I can

make him notice me? I like him an awfully lot. HOPEFUL THRVE YOU TONE Kvn hes | sides look hopeful? Have you | pald particular attention to the | way you look and the way you | act? The bay might say “hi” more enthusiastically if

and offset your bad ones with Interesting conversation,

Sure of His Love

I KNOW MY hushand loves me, not by his words bul by the way he does. I wonder why some women can’t keep their men afler they get them. Women who say. my husband steps out would have to

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married 20 years and have four girls He helps me with them When he gets his work done he

comes home, 1 don't ask him to I don’t have to. If you women

would work at marirage vou'd do better y v SOUTH SIDE HAPPY. WIFE, If wives would use fewer

ranting. words over their husbands’ lack of words—if they would read the meaning in the men's little acts of a flection. they’ d do” better, wenlavy they?

Says They’ re Through I LOVE a boy who i3.1K8 He has black hair and is very good looking..: 1 am 16 He told me ng we were

through. Do you think we'll ever go back to each other? STEADY HOOSIER READER I need the erystal ball on that one! Pp The time to really get in there and pitch is when you love a man mo matter what

color "his halr Is—or it he no hair at all, Right now it's a pretty good Idea to look over all the boys, If you're popular because you're good company and attractive, lots of the boys will come back, and. among. them, one you'll want espec ally.

Let Mrs, Manse rs and readers of the column share vour problems. Write in care of The

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small town, w ~Most large companies. have among their employees a variety of talent, Many have bowling teams. Some have baseball and basketball teams and these play company empl the teams of other companies. prises usually Some have glee clubs, bands and co-operation orchestras, and these musical organizations give shows and enter tainments. Usually the individual stars of these musical groups, like star athletes, are known to the whole company personnel, . ! A good piano player is an asset to any musical organization. If) your company needs an accompanist or soloist—and you are a you can attract some {|

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he Treatment of Children Affects Marital Happiness

Q—Does one partner's treatment of the children affect the

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