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DEAR JANE JORDAN—I am 33 years old. My wife is 28. We have been married seven years and have

a girl 5 years old. across the street

from my wife's

mother and that is our trouble now.

My wife just comes home

enough to fuss clothes. correct the kid or

long while’ changing

I don’t have the right to

suggest anything

to my wife that might bring happiness to us. My mother-in-law has

some kind of pow

er over my” wife.

Whatever she wants her to do she does and she doesn't consult me

about anything.

1 do almost all

our housework while my wife cleans

across the street,

I have done a lot

of things to make my wife see things as I do, such as staying out nights and drinking, but I have quit all

that. It doesn't

work and I love

my wife, baby and home too niuch for that. She and her mother have most of the neighbors down on me. They all raise a big fuss, then Keep the phone busy telling lies on me. My wife thinks I should be crazy about her mother while she is slow-

mature woman her mother. her own house.

neighborhood do

ly wrecking my home, me what you think I should do. I don't want a divorce. I bought a home| .

Please tell

T. R.

» » » Answer—The best, if not the only, thing you can do is to move, and the farther -away the better, course you would take part of your problem with you; namely, an im-

of

who never pro-

gressed beyond childhood when a girl is completely dependent upon But at least she would have a bétter chance to grow up, make her own decisions and stay in

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