Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1950 — Page 11

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Do you think she’s unfeasonable? I started going with her after I separated from my wife. She ft Palm [begged me to get a divorce. She already had ‘hers, We went steady aman, 5 Keep out of this dogiby Joe ‘St ‘and finally fell in love, though I didn't come to a conclusion | :

decided when I got a divorce we'd | be married. Inoticed a change in her. I ‘drove by her | trailer unexpect: iedly. and saw 4 jcar there. I ‘blew my top.

‘things I'd done | for her she was !treating ‘me this (way. I knocked iand she came iv the door. She said she was sorry, ‘that she had eompany. | "I couldn't take it. I shoved myself inside. I really got mad. Her boy friend finally had enough and| left. I talked rather loud, but she had never told me she was keeping other company. Her sen, hearing us fussing, got out of bed and told me to x0, home. He thought I was going to hurt his mother. I never touched her—just told her off. I've been two weeks trying to make her understand. She admits

kind and loving to her as.I am.

son the best I know how. She realizes her mistake aud says she'll marry me if I win over her son. Why should she say| that when she started the whole] thing? Who is wrong, and what] can I do? I can’t please every-| body. Together we draw $100 a week Why can’t we make it? HEARTBROKEN AND BLUE. You didn’t learn much from marriage. Deciding who is right doesn’t patch up differences. The thing to do is strike a compromise, forget the argument, and make life interesting enough together that your don’t have time to | battle over ftrifles. Forget the fuss and convince | this woman you loye her. She'll forget other" men and her son’s feeling if you make love to her and make her enjoy your com- | pany. The son will forget the argument, too, if you show him you're his friend by showing | him good times. I" The male habit of taking a woman for granted fired back at you, didn’t it? You took a year to decide if you loved this woman. Then you probably told her something lukewarm like “I think we can make it.” How do you suppose she felt, being taken for granted after waiting | | a year for the big moment? A |

matter how many times she marries; She can't be thrilled without a man in the stellar role.

date and with some enthusiasm, man. She's washed dishes and scrubbed floors. She knows it's

love in addition to his name | and his kindness.

woman wants to be thrilled | | with the idea of marriage, no |

Urge her to set the wedding |

hard, dull work that needs off- | setting by a man’s words of |

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for the second time.

Hubert H, Hart Sr., 1435 Ring-|

gold St. faced a charge of dis-

The woman I love says she won't marry me until : regain orderly conduct. The case was'Inc. ' Members of his organiza-

{taken under advisement by Judge {Alex M. Clark with the remark,

Hart was arrested during a row {in the 1600 block in Ringgold St.| ‘recently after a part-chow dog had chased a bank appraiser into a vacant lot. Sgt. James F,

Payne, city pound keeper, went to|

investigate.

He accused Hart of making pro-| fane statements and asserted that!

{neither he nor his son would He| \ was arrested. The first trial was|

answer a court summons.

continued until today.

Students to Air Views On Spanish Language

Times State Service

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Oct, 25—

|Students at Wabash College are| going to get a chance to air their views on Spanish language teach- | ing in the United States. A panel for four Wabash Col-| lege students, including one from Indianapolis, will conduct a panei discussion at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Central Christian Church at Indianapolis. The discussion which will be

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she'd never find another man as conducted in Spanish will be pre- |

sided over by Dr. Jose M. Gallar-

I've always treated her and her do of the Wabash Spanish facuity.| The panel of students will in-|

include Douglas A. Simmons, 5707 Sunset Lane, Indianapolis; Burlew, Owensboro, Ky.: Dominle A. Cefali, Gary, Ind., and William D. Martin, Belzoni, Miss. The panel discussion is being |

{conducted in conjunction with the

Indiana State Teachers Association annual meeting.

SHORTWAVE RECEPTION By Science Service - WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 | Shortwave radio broadcasts will}

{continue to come through clearly | until Saturday, at which time an-|

{other period of bad reception|

may oe expected.

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Women’s Auxiliary of the Boys’

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