Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1944 — Page 28

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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN-I do not believe that poor people should have children. I maintain that when poor people raise children in the city they put a curse on them. This opinion shocks some people and brings damnation on me from others. From a practical standpoint I believe that I am right. What do you think?

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because it destroys the crops and [rich child who is unloved and undeprives people of | wanted. food,” what would | Perhaps other readers would like

you say? What|,, oynress their opinions. would become o To oe ¢*!| DEAR JANE JORDAN—I have It is true that | been married nearly a year and have

poverty is not|been separated. Before my husband good for children. jeft for the army he sued for divorce Such children, it was denied because of insuf-

may be underfed, improperly fed, or ficient grounds. I have not heard

i nsufficiently from him since. His mother, believe Jane Jordan (| thed. If the ing I married him for his money mother is obliged to labor outside | (he had a good job) told him so and the home as well as inside, the|that was one of the many things strain is too great on her. She may that led to our separation. I know delegate some of her work to the where he is stationed. Because I still children, thus burdening them too|love him and want to make a go early in life. There are many prac- |of our marriage, I wonder if I should tical reasons to support your belief, write to him or wait and see if he but all are intellectual and do not writes me first. take into account instinctive urges BEWILDERED. as powerful as natural forces and 8 =z 8 8s far removed from our control.| ,, cw... write him if you wish,

It may be that reproduction is but be sure to refrain from re-

the only thing left that gives the | proaching him for the past. If he

poor a sense of importance. While has any feeling left for you he may this does not justify the begetting |TePlY to a cheerful, friehdly letter, of a child who must suffer from | {ree from unhappy problems. If he

want, it explains the nature of the|does not respond there is nothing

frustration which no one has: the else you can do. power to impose upon other peo- 2 8 = ple. Note to Unhappy: All you can do One wonders why you do not golis to treat the boy in a friendly, enfarther in your convictions and | couraging manner, If he does not state that there should be no poor | respond, interest yourself in other people in our society, or take in a/boys. He isn't the only one you wider territory and say that people | could like, regardless of what you who do not want children never | think at present. JANE JORDAN. should have them. There are more unwanted children than poor children in the world. If the poor child

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer your gquestions in this column daily.

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