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DEAR JANE

JORDAN — My

daughter is 28, married to a lovely

"boy who has spent the last 19 _ months overseas. They have a baby

15 months old. She was a jewel of #8 daughter but now has met a man who is older and can give her what she has done without since the war. She is planning on asking for her freedom which would break my son=

in-law’s heart for

he is a good boy.

As her mother what can I do? She is planning to board the baby out and taking a room so she can do as she pleases. The man has been married three times and has two children. WORRIED MOTHER.

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Answer—I would be happy to tell you if I knew how you could stop your daughter from making this

mistake, but I do not.

The only

way she can learn not to put her faith in a man who has failed three

other women is to

try it and be dis-

appointed. In so doing she will lose her husband, but this is part of the bitter lesson she has to learn.

It is agony for

you to see the’

daughter you love rushing toward the edge of a precipice but when

you've told her the

facts you've done

all you can do except stick by het when the crash comes.

DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am a

girl in my teens. Should my parents

open and read all

my mail? They

make remarks about every boy I go

with and ask me

not to see him

again. Should I go with him anyway if I like him enough? My sister, who is 18, lost her hus-

band in the war /a

nd lives at home.

She has a 10 months’ old baby and is employed. I think that when she

is off from work

realize that she is er. Is there some

citizen?

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do not discard

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she is a mother.

she should, take

care of her baby but she doesn't|}

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*way to make her |} understand that she has a duty to perform in making him a good|!?

DISGUSTED.

Answer—Certainly your parents should not read your mail or choose

If they have any

reasonable objection to thetboy you go with, try to listen to them and

their advice. If

their objections are unreasonable,

try to show them the boy's good points and assure them you aren't

any way.

As for your sister, try to remember that she has had a severe shock for so young a girl.

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