J. v. K

This is a divorce case. The wife, to whom we shall refer simply as J., filed the action on grounds of general indignities.
K., the defendant husband, responded by filing a general denial without any request for affirmative relief. Finding that the
plaintiff was not an innocent and injured party, the trial court refused to enter a decree of divorce, and the plaintiff has
appealed. The plaintiff, 26 years of age at trial time, and the defendant, whose age is not shown, were married October 4, 1958. They
are the parents of two small daughters, one five years old and the other about three. At the time the parties were married,
the defendant was "just going into the Army." He is now an officer serving in the Army, and much of their married life has
been spent at various domestic and overseas Army posts.