Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1945 — Page 19

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Warn him to sar noting. Until I bring a battery of competent counselors, who, under my direction, will—

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ANE JORDAN.

DEAR- JANE JORDAN—I am a married woman with two children Ir id my husband is in service: In the past few months I have been with Wy husband a few weeks at a time, I have been leaving my. 2- year-old hild with a close friend and the 4- year-old child with my in- -laws. My

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roblem™ is to -decide whether. to] lay home with the children or oe ith my husband while I can, bve them all. I annot take my. hildren with me. : hom do you ink I should ay with?—MRS. PP. : ” » 8 Answer — It 1s,

or your children gs ig op have a home oR th their mother Jane Jordan it. They are young and less able p bear separation than you and our husband. This“does not mean at you never can leave them in he care of others to visit your husand as often as possible, but only hat- your children need the seurity of their own home and own other. Friends and relatives can pke her. place occasionally but not or too long,

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first husband has been’ dead 'two ‘years and left me with four, boys, I have married a good man-ang like him. fine; so do the boys, We are living ‘with his mother and she doesn’t like the boys very well. She is 78 and the’ kids worry her. She is a nice old lady when. she is not mad at anyone, but that is not often. her as long as she lives, but won't you give me some advice? My husband said that he would not give me up for anyone. What would you do in a case like this? BLUE EYES.

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Answer—What can you do but put up with it? Do the best you can to make the boys #onsiderate of the old lady. Explain to her that while you understand how ~hothersome children can be,’ you can't squash them entirely, Perhaps your honre will never run smoothly with three generations in it, but you can overlook the peevishness of the old and not let it ruin your happiness. JANE JORDAN.

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