The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-07

MRS. +. XVIII my mother WIN
anything on this "Chance" she has
"ticket" on or will we ever get
anything that we don't work and
struggle for?
Ans: l would not put much con-
| idence din winning money in that
way. Somebody undoubtedly will
win. but the ODDS are so much a
gainst you that you will probably
be disappointed. Most all of the
material things gained in life are
those you wok for.
A. B. WI am In love with a man
who SAYS he loves me, but there
are so many OTHERS in his lie
for he is "WEAK". What must L
do!
Ans: Don't you think that he
gets quite a bit of glory by his
weakness, and your suffering? The
world is full of TEMPTATION, but
so is a man full of WILL POWER,
if he cares to use it. You would
be better off should you limit your
admiration and respect to those
who would appreciate you. No
doubt he tells others that he loves
them too.
VI. D.-Please tell me ii this man
will harm me again,Or does he
mean TO do the right thing!
Ans: No-he will not HARM
you again. He is sorry that he
has caused you to suffer and will
be most considerate of you in the
future if given the chance.
VI. |. RI know that l am quite
young 10 he talking like this, but
will ever win the love OF {. c.!
Ans; If you continue to conduct
your life and habits in the upright
way you have in the past. you will
accomplish your desire. This
Young man will be very particular
when he chooses his wife, so you
must be in position to demand his
love and respect at that time.
Jean +. T.-When will my boy
friend fine a good job, as we might
marry sometime next years
Ans: Before marriage you will
be very wise if you make sure thai
your young man is able to provide
you with home and decent living
II will be late spring before he is
earning enough to support you and
! himself. You should not marry be-
fore then UNLESS you are willing
to work some yourself to help him
at the start.
Mrs. VI. W.-DOes my husband
care anything for me?
Ans: You ask this question
merely out of idle curiosity You
already know that your husband
DOES love you. Why do you think
that he continues to live with, pro-
vide for, and treat you with all res
pect and love due a deserving wife
Miss VI. Mc.-Will my mother
and father be successful in the
plans they made for Xmas.
Ans: Through the very gooC
management of your mother ant
father, they will be successful in
their plans.
VI. VI. There are THREE
young men in my life that | partly
love. Which one love me, and will
l marry?
Ans: The fact that you think
YOU PARTLY LOVE all three OF
the young men is proof that you
love neither of them. You are con-
fusing love with friendship. You
will marry this winter, but it will
not be one of your present three
friends.
+. T.-Will my husband ever give
me the things | need and not be
so Jealous of me or must / keer
my SWEETHEART?
Ans: 1t seems that you have
reached the stage where you mus
choose between your HUSBANI
and your SWEETHEART Have
you any reason to believe tina
your sweetheart would condor yodl
misdemeanors and provide for you
any better than your husband un
der the circumstances? If you
made this choice in favor of you
husband he would in all probable
ity be more considerate of you
needs.
X. A. C.-WilI IL he best for m,
TO go back TO my "USTER BE" o.
keep the hoy I am with!
Ans: Since you are in doubt a
to who to bestow your love and af
fections upon. why not hold then
in check until such time as you ca
be sure Of yourself. 1t would no
be all wise to return to your UST
FIR BE. He has become reconcil
cd to the fact that he will have {
Get along without you. and, I'm fac
seems to like 1t very much now.
VI. c. Y.-IS my neice's sickness
naturall VIII she live with he
husband again?
Ans: Yes-your neice's sickness
is entirely natural, although
has been aggravated to some ex
tent by worry and discomfort. Sh
will probably want to return t
her huband later on, but she shout
t.nrn nir DC che Ia until che L. on