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Dorothy Dix Says-

WAR HAS ITS BRIGHTER SIDE’

With I-ler Nagging Husband In Army Wife Dngoys Heavenlv Peace

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: For thirteen husband who made our home a place of torment. peace and have regained a good portion of my self-confidence. children are different children since the

everyone comments on the progress they are making.

to provide for them in have a good job, but be able to hold it after the war and. if I do lose it, whether I shall be able to care for the children ‘ in the future.

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any way after he left.

A IQ‘. IIUSBANDS RELIEVE!) TOO

ANSWER: Well. a silver lining, for whom it is providing a respite be borne and who are relieved from their tormentors. duration.

Many a man who has had his nerves worn to frazzles and his spirit crushed by a. ziagging wife has gone rejoicing into the army. feeling the‘. he wolrrl .l’lv-r be siliped at by the Japs than stabbed continually by his wife's tonszun.

And many a disgruntled couple, bored with each other and fed up with domesticity, who have been on the verge of divorce, have laid their problems on the knees of the god of war and decided to wait and let separation clarify their feelings toward each other.

And in many cases good will come out oi’ evil. Many a husband and wife will see each other clearer from a distance than they do when they are so close tozcther that they only see each other's faults. She will realize that under Johns fussy little ways there is really nobility of character and a sense o! duty that made him toil to sup- port a family ilTll. nude nu return in appreciation. He will realize that even if l\l'i!'\' was a pccr cook. she the hardships of marriage without whining.

at least. for the

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am 26 and living at home. Hays been engaged for six years to a man who is now 32. He lives with his mother, one brother and one sister. We love each other very dearly, but he feels that he cannot. in fairness, leave his home to marry. Even though I love him. of late I have come to realize that we are only drift- ing while life is hurrying by. He does not want us to break up, yet offers no solution to the problem.

What do you think I should do?

MARTY.

ANSWER: If a man hss the family martyr complex, there is no possible way of curing him of it. He always will put his family ahead of his wife and feel that she should be glad to sacrifice herself to his people. And there is no happiness in life for her.

Granted that your fiance has a duty to support his nwther. he cer- tainly has none to support his brother and sister. They should got out and work and take care of themselves.

My advice to you is to have a showdown with your man and call time on him. I!‘ he still thinks his family more important than you. give him the air.

DEAR MISS DEX: l have a friend, a married woman with two small children. 1-ler husband has been serving overseas for a long time. One night she and some other women met some soldiers who invited them out and she has been going to dances occasionally with them. Now her in-laws claim that she is an unfit mother and threaten to take her children alvay from he; although she has never neglected them once. They also threaten to tell her husband. Carl her children be taken from her and her husband obtain a divorce because she has indulged in this innocent amusement? A WORRIED FRIEND. ANSWER: Before her children could be taken frorm her, i‘ §:r—""' ' '—i ———-—-

years I lived with s nagging

He is new in the service and for almost a year and a half. I have enjoyed a heavenly

The nagging has been removed and

I have written to my husband on the average of twice a month to lei: him know that the children l WW1‘! do not know how long I shall

In the meantime I am enjoying my 2'

‘it is comforting to learn that the war cloud has evcn if it is only in patches. But you are not only one from afflictions almost too great to]

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