Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1950 — Page 10

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Just worshiped me.

I sued for a divorce and got jt.

got to going places again.

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MANNERS: MY HUSBAND didn’t prove out. He left several times. T always took him back. couldn't make it so we separated last year, =I started dating another man. 1 séemed’to like him and he!

othér man to live with my husband. It only lasted two weeks. uorce

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Well, my husband came back to town and I turned down the

‘ried but "he didn't have his ai-

Then he got - in a mixup and

I really love the other man. We was sant to prison for a year. He | together got his divorce and we still want We wanted to get mhar-. to get married when he gets out

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| seldom gets us out of old ones,

{ have been mixed up. in your | marriages and he's Been mixed

can’t give him up, We still write to each other. 1 getting ‘married. Now I've been with a new man, . I don't care al (thing about him but he asked me marry him three times and I won't. Am I right or wrong? My folks tell me to marry him but I still love the man in prison. I've read of how you helped so {many. Please help me if you can.

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Plunging into new “mixups”

You and the man both

up with the | law. Apparently he

that v Do you think she loves that boy of was 79. hers > with

OR SIDE. So olin we don’t know why we're irritating people and they don’t know why they irritate us. Getting together, as you did, is worth the effort.

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would have kept out of prison. | Wait on some proof, after e's out. Now he’s lonesome and remorseful. He needs someone, He concentrates on you. His devotion is magnified through circumstances. War romances were similar to yours. The lonely, frightened boy needed a girl and the girl loved being told he needed her. When he was no longer lonesome he discovered

couldn’t do without the words of love. Romance smashed. For a woman afraid of marriage you're terribly trusting. Twice you believed your husband. That didn’t last. Now you believe a man who hasn't

band or a good citizen, Keep your mind clear. Stay his friend but have dates with other men without marriage in mind. Deo your concentrating

She Disagrees | I disagree with “Mrs. East Side”

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for two families. I have lived with my mother-| in-law two years. We have our| [first time to disagree. My hus- | {band and I have lived with her] {from our first night. She was | good enough to give up her room, for us, I am trying to be good enough

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