Two Sides to a Story Wale bol 24~ » ¥ apavoree Suit Ends 1 inse oa - f : ' ’ ' . a: aa «= pe é- : : oh Ba pe eS a x * 10° 4 He ee o ~ X - : Se re as Whe es ah ™& fe, 4 — = i es Sa 4 ae ay Sega es Tai *. Sie be te: fiat ry Ae) ; fon Keown! aay NA ee ee ake oF By Associated Byete Oct. 24—Mrs. Irene Paul went to circuit court | CHICAGO, Friday with a list of stern demands to govern future conduct of her estranged husband, Gust, Mrs. 42, who Paul, try for reconciliation had sued for divorce, Paul, 58, would have | said that in a : to: Show her respect, take a walk if he loses his temper, provide a regular allowance, escort her to dinner at least once a week, give her a used car. | : And not call her names, tell the neighbors about their | problems, call the police if trouble develops between them, |be jealous or follow her around ‘town. That was. fine with Paul, a truck line driver. But he went even further and stated he would take her out to dinner every night, give her an allowance of $100 a week | and buy her a new car. eee ue é ‘i if 1 Mrs. > ' a| - ue fh ¢ ek ; Paul beamed. “Then Paul proposed two demands of his own. He asked that Mrs, Paul do up his shirts and tha. be fewer visits by her father and brother, That was okeh with Mrs. Paul. — Her divorce. suit was dismissed. ES a are es As ies ts entavidioe— . -” 36 7" 2