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DEAR JANE JORDAN: I am 31. ‘My husband is 40. We have been married four years. We have his 7-year-old son by his ex-wife with us

and he is the best and sweetest kid I is spotless. He is wholly pure, true,

the man of my dreams and devotes his all to home and family. He has

nearly completed our beautiful little he works and his patience is almost beyond human nature. He is too persistent in what he knows is right. Although I have a little May dust and cobwebs ; in our home, I loaf and do things ok shouldn't, My husband is very particular where I go and what I do. Now I always want to sin a little and when my husband complains I get raving mad and fuss and Tana J \ argue. Then,he...Jane Jordan magnifies “iy JW Sins “so that I If only 1! could get him-drunk-er eatch-him., in & mean trick or two so that TI] could really slam him back, I'd feel better. .Now I plan to leave him| although he and the boy rieed me badly. I probably never will get a! love or a home to-compare with what I have. I know it will just kill him if I go, but I do want to hurt him somehow when I'm mad. I'll wait for your advice. SILLY SALLY, ss 8 =» ) Answer: 1 suppose if you had & husband who beat you occasionally and then made up you'd be perfectly happy. As it is your hus-

never have a chance to get your aggressions out of your system. His standard of perfection is so high that you feel imperfect and inferior in comparison. All your little sins of omission and commission are attempts to provoke him

ever knew. My husband’s character kind and loving. He even exceeds

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to wrath so that he will rise up and punish you. He does punish you, but not in the way you expect. He makes you feel guilty, but does not clear the atmosphere by exchanging blow for blow, verbally or ‘physically. What kind of a father did you have? Did he smack you when you misbehaved? Did he turn you oyer-his knee as a child and then pet you after punishment? What else could have caused you to cori-

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in you the desire to hurt those who love you?

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titude is infa sod: you should hive” butgrown -it-at age 31... Nobody is perfect, not even your good husband. - It is normal to get mad and blow off steam now and then, but not normal to leave a good home, husband and a child who needs you in order to satisfy your desire to hurt someone who is more capable of adult behavior than you are.. - “There are other less destructive ways to get your own meanness out of your system. Good aggressive tasks would help. A woman who lives in the country can chop wood, kill chickens, assist in butchering and so on. ‘If you live in the city you. might learn to excell in some vigorous game and lick the socks off an opponent at golf and so on. If

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LED BY Leon V. King, Indiana “commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, delegates will go to Chicago Tuesday for the 45th national encampment, begininng on that day and continuing through Thursday. Mr. King announced that the national rehabilitation fund sponsored by the organisation is meet ing with an enthusiastic response and that the funds raised will be used to aid returning veterans, to

each state and to contribute to the expansion of the Eaton Rapids, Mich.,, national home for wives and children.of dead veterans,

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