Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1945 — Page 26

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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN-—My husband is a very good provider, doesn’t complain about anything I do or when or where I go. . He is quite a bit older than I and is my second husband. He is a very quiet sort of man and doesn’t care a lot about going out.” If I speak to him about his ways, which he admits are odd, he gets angry. He doesn’t amuse me in any way at home, by playing games or with conversation. He has several! grown children who scold him for his ways. A couple of gether, But when a man is older his married chil- . —— dren are at home with their wives + Which causes a lot of unpleasant~ hess at times. He is a good husband as far Y ‘as finances are

concerned. Idon’t care for wild life. I really like go-

more reserved, and likes to ’stay home after working all day, it is not disastrous. Some people find it a strain to be with others and after the personal contacts of the day they're exhausted and want to be alone, They can be encouraged but not forced to meet others and be more sociable after working hours. The wife of such a man can fill her with interesting activities and let her husband withdraw into himing to church and self when he needs to. She can go he doesn’t. I like Jane Jordan to movies, see her family and friends going to a movie ‘once in a while in the day time. She can go to or visiting friends or seeing my |church without her husband (many family at home. women do) and even leave her husHe thinks I'm a good manager band occasionally in the evenings. and doesn’t mind giving me all he| Let us hope that the presence of makes. The only fault I find is| married children in the home is what I have told you and he is|temporary and due to the housing mean about that. Should I con-|shortage. Surely‘ they, like everytinue to live with him? UPSET. |one else, would prefer to live in em ’ their own establishment and are Answer—If this is all you have 10; working toward that goal as rapidly complain about it would be. folly to|as possible. leave a good man. This is your sec-

ond marriage and you surely know

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