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ANE JORDAN
v Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer questions in this column
DEAR JANE JORDAN-I am a high school girl of 16 and am very | appy. My father died eight years ago. Two years ago my mother arried again, Since then my brother and I have had an awful time. is is not only my opinion but my friend's parents thing so, too. I am not allowed to go out during the eek to any events. Lately I have been going to choir practice and
must be in bed by 9 o'clock.
outh Fellowship meetings during
week or on Sunday.
I have
told that this-must be-cut out: =r Cuma | om not a wild
Jane Jordan
girl and can take care’ of myself, I work on Saturdays and Mondays, buy my own clothes and am not indebted to my step-father, This man, whom I can honestly say that I despise, runs down my father and
t times leads my mother to drink extremes. Please help me.
” Answer-Your any times in
UNHAPPY. . =» situation is hard. life we encounter
ugh situations in which no immefate rearrangement is possible, and ere is nothing to do but mark
ime,
It has been said that the
t of an army's morale is the bility to mark time under fire. In sense this situation is a test of our morale, for you can't make change until you are of age. It will make things easier if you
y your stepfather.
This doesn’t
an that you can't ask politely to 0 to choir practice again. Even
At 16
if he refuses, wait a while and ask again: Under polite and gentle press sure he may relent. Most people do. When the man speaks ill of your father the-easiest thing to do is to ignore it, leave the room or change the subject, This is a job for a 16-year-old and if you can't swing it, then don't be afraid to ask him not to refer to your father adversely in your presence. If this causes a scene, stand your ground. Remember I said it would be easier to]. say nothing, If your stepfather has a single good point, look for it. Find out what moves him to kindness. Few|: people are wholly bad, although they may appear to-be so. The man is at a disadvantage with you children because he is your stepfather and lacks the ability to get on with children. Can you help him even though he does not help you? »
JANE JORDAN.
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‘GIRL WANTED
We have an opening in our advertising department for a girl between 17 and 20 years old to act as messenger and copy girl advertising - proofs to stores and general service to advertisers. Only a girl unafraid to be outside most ® the day need apply. Liberal starting wage; 5-day, 40-hour week. Working hours between 7:30 a. m, and 4:30 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays 6ff. This is . not just for the summer.
See Mr. Collier, Advertising Department
The Indianapolis Times
214 W.
a permanent job ..
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