Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1944 — Page 26

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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—What makes you think that a wife must

be lacking something if her husband steps out?

And why should a

wife sit back and gaze adoringly at her husband and tell him how won-

derful he is when he doesn't do the same in turn?

I know from experi-

ence that it would be better for wives to give their husbands a dose of That was my last resource and I haven't had any

their own medicine

trouble since. Of course I lost my

husband's trust but I can stand his good fighters, Some fight hysteri-

Jealousy better than I could stand | cally only to be thoroughly beaten his stepping out.|py a stronger opponent. When the to situation is such that a woman and without | her children would be children would be without the help of a husband, to get a job and |when she hasn't the force to revolt, give the little to earn her own way, and care for man a dose of her children alone, what can she medi- do but choose the lesser of two

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Jane Jordan

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advice amounts to.

YOUR READER.

s » Answer—There is Jou say. ever in woman's turn @ doormat for her h

on. A courageous and resourceful woman simply will not do it. However, all women are not cour-| ageous and resourceful. All are not!

around

There is no justice what-|

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No one partner is wholly to blame you that he won't when a man steps out. have time to run isn't the only one who lacks somehimself.| thing; so does the husband. Of course, if they never writes for advice because he have children, your advice is good isn't in a helpless position. enough, Most women make door- are some wives who cannot use the lves for their chil-|weapons you recommend against dren and usually that is what your their husbands.

Perhaps it is bet-

ter for them to use a softer tech-

{ nique.

The old saying that you

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truth in what

ing herself into usband to step

Put your

than vinegar has its quota of truth

I agree with you that children make the difference, Why risk their welfare by advising two parents to be wrong instead of just one? |

problems in a letter to Jane

Jordan who will answer your questions in this column daily.

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