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Ask Mrs. Manners— : oe Wife Complains Mate Fails to Keep Promises

DEAR MRS. MANNERS: Why doesn’t my husband stay away from me if he wants other women? He makes promises again and again to get me back. But he never keeps a promise. Our grown children are turning against him He has always drunk and run around with other women. I don’t know why. He promises not to, but in a week he does it again leaving me and the baby alone all —mMmM@M8M8M————re night long. He's been pretty bad but he He told me about his must want to salvage your marwoman, A few riage and he must love you or

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back. ing with the Wouldn't some compromises baby and me or be better than divorce? The with her. He best marriages reek with comtook her. . promises. You just ‘don’t know I sued for di- about them. You see only the vorce. He made | result — a companionship vou all those prom- envy and maybe could have. ises again. I ! neni regs -

went back to ) . . him. He didn't keep his word. Journalism Fraternity

You .say. to go out with your 1 husband. How can I when I don't Advisers Are Named like to drink? That is.the only thing he wants to do. He doesn't want any friends who go to church or act nice and neighborly. The kind he likes go to taverns. He doesn’t even come home to see if I want to go any place. He goes from work. They are: Miss Ella SengenberHe used to give me his pay to Ser. Arsenal Technical High manage the way I wanted. Now School: Lee Pursley, Warren Cenhe carries it and does a poor job {ral High School. and Frederick

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. Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Sept. 29 Three technical advisers at the Wabash Valley Press Conference sponsored by Alpha Phi Gamma, national journalism fraternity, will be from Indianapolis.

of managing. Noer, Indianapolis Engraving Co Can you and the readers tell Jack Hopkins of Lafayette Jefme what I must do? ferson High School also will be LONESOME, CITY. 2 Speaker.

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