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DEAR JANE JORDAN-<T am a girl of 15. I have had two gil friends around my age. Betty is the older of the two. Her mother died when she wis 4 and hei father remarried soon after. He now has two other small daughterss He works.in different parts of the state and while he is gone the stepmother goes on a drunken spree and Betty is left at home with the two small girls until all hours of the night. This also happens when the T : father is home. The stepmother al- | were willing to push off adult reways is finding fault with Betty and |sponsibility on Betty, such as housethe father can work and the care of children, but see differently they in no way recognised her as an * from -the step- adult or gave her one $ingle privithother, Betty!lege due her age. She felt herself top all the house unloved, without value to her father work, #ot to go any- with a show of appreciation, I do where without the 'not know what misdemeanor she two little girls. committed to be put inte a girl's Now Betty is in!phome, Whatever it was it reprea girl's home and gented her attempt to strike back at I fel that if the parents who tried to’ make an

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DEAR JANE JORDAN — What } ® 8 = ican a 15-year-old girl do in a case Answer—You and the other girl jjxe this: My father gives me, my ean do a great deal for Betty simply mother and my sister the most awby maintaifiing your friendship with |, cussings that ever were heard. her. When she is allowed to have poy tavern it so long that I can’t visitors, go to see her. If she is oo ,qeft any longer. We do noth#llowed to visit, NAVE her a YOUF|oor' os cop’ these resections but if Rome occasionally. Rethember birth- something goes wrong he takes his

7 t t Says and Spon pis © or spite ott on us. What can I'do? pT A READER.

and friendly in your attitude to- FER, - Answer—When children have tan-

The first big disaster in her life WAS: seonping them is simply to remove the death of her mother, the second (ye gudience. No one puts on an fhe mothet's replacement with igy without observers to impress. unsympathetic stepmother, the third Why don't you Just fade out of the

” ’ } the birth of two rival sisters for picture as quietly as a ghost and

whom she was made responsible! Lo oe Bl . and the fourth the failure of the TS He BiseE Will Bi 4

father to take her part at the polit {ET wears BNE JORDAN in her development when this would | - Ne have heer particularly good strategy.! Pat your problems in & letter te Jane

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