Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1945 — Page 11
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JANE JORDAN
Put yeur problems in & letter to Jane Jordan, who will answer po questions in this column dally.
DEAR JANE JORDAN-I received a letter from my. husband who told. me not to go see his mother because she had found out that I smoked and drank. So does my husband, and before we were married he always went with me and we drank together. Why do nosey old mothers-in-law have to sticktheir noses in their sons and daughters-in-law’'s business?
I know. that all mothers-in-law are not like that! I don’t step out on my husband. My mother-in-law has only been in S a. my house once and three of my ' sisters - in - law have never been over to see mealthough ‘they expect me to come to see them two or three times a week,
1 work nights in a defense plant
and can't run out like that, vice. * . ANOTHER DAUGHTER- IN- Lawl
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: Jane Jordan rd sppreciae your
etc. She should help her mother willingly, and insist on free time of her own. Often free time is refused because the mother is irked about, the girl's failure to do small |
tasks assigned to her. ly
The only way to be treated as an | adult is to act like an adult, Parents could encourage this by their attitude toward the young, but too often. they don’t think about it. Then it is up.to the girl. ‘ JANE JORDAN,
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her things that would upset her.
kindly and say something sooth- |
mother.
than you think.
DEAR JANE JORDAN.—I have a cousin who has a boy friend in the army. She is 17 and he soon will be 18.. They loveweach other |
r. Keep the conversa- | Teetor, tion -on the surface and never tell Perfect Circle Co. president, and If | Paul W. Kerr, state senator and other people tell her something you| president of the Henry Weis Mig. do she. doesn't ‘like, turn it aside | Co. of. Elkhart, ing such as, “Don’t worry about it| | Telephone: Co. president, spoke” ‘bn I'll be careful and by the the need for a “public affairs” man way I saw a hat that would look | or department in many concerns. pretty nice on you the other day.” | Howard Friend, state chamber staff If you don't get angry yourself| member, discussed the state's fiscal you can handle her more easily] outlook.
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very much and he is going to send |
her an engagement ring. She likes his family very much and they like, her but her mother doesn’t like his | family or anything about them. think they're swell. Her mother and father have to]
read what she writes fo this boy |
but shé doesn’t let them know
when she writes. She wants to) ion county local board 4. They are ‘YOUR VICTORY GARDEN ... By Henry L. Pree
know what to do about the ring. Should she wear it when she gets it or tell him not send it for awhile, and what should she do about her mother and father? This is the ‘only boy she ever will love. B. H. g » . . Answer: While I. am very much in sympathy with your girl friend, I am not at all certain that this-is the only boy she ever will love. She thinks so now and parental opposition. to her idea strengthens her conviction. Tell her to wait for the: Ting until she is a little older and" has accomplished a little more in winning her parents” respect. She has quite a ‘task ahead to convince her parents that she is grown up, or nearly so. They have no right to read her letters and she is justified in refusing. She should assume more and more” responsibility "around the home,
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state representatitve and
James F. Carroll, Indiana: Bell
James V. Barnett, cham-
proposals and Vernon Scott of the! National Tax Equity association spoke. The meeting will close tomorrow morning after sessions devoted to agriclture, safety and organiza- | tional affairs.
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Eleven men have been inducted | into the armed fortes through Mar- |
Oscar Crays Jr, 5931 Ewing st.; James Wilson, 978 Eugene st..- Rob- | ert King, 3341 N. Capitol Ryed Wiliam C. Waite, 3121 N. Ili ; Gene Babbitt, 3872 Byram hols 23 em an 2137 N. Dexter st.; Joseph Kaiser, ‘1510 Burdsal pkwy.; Jack Strickland, 3412 Salem st.; Floyd Hardy, 802 Udell st.; Norbert | Spiegel, 1445 Congress ave., and. James Schwomeyer, 1022 W. 32d st.!
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Growing Time of Vegetables)
An early “start in your garden is after planting to get the vitamins [the best way fo help solve the stored up-in those vegetables. | threatened food shortage. Another factor in planning the
garden is the growing habits of | Végetable gardens should not be different vegetables. Some of them | a hit-and-miss enterprise at "any| do not like hot weather, while time, and now, more Shen ever, others droop as soon as the temmust the gar- gem | perature drops. Lettuce, spinach, dener pian wise- : { Chinese cabbage-and similar greens | ly so his garden . | grow best in cool weather, so they | will supply fresh- | should be planted early and not vegetables from | grown during summer. May until late’ However, such vegetables may be October, sown during late August in many The gardener sections to provide an autumn should know the harvest, growing period needed by all” vegetables before they are ready to / eat. Quick crops Henry Pree such as radishes, green onions, let=T passed.
tuce, mustard, beet greens, Swiss| wait until the apple blossoms are chard, spinach, garden “cress and {open before sowing snap beans and | parsley will be ready in as little as! sweet corn, while tomato, egg six weeks after sowing of seed, if | plants, lima beans, cucumbers, | conditions are favorable. Space Them Widely planted until the apple blossoms Two or three plantings of these | begin to fall or when the iris "crops should be made, spaced wide. |blooms. ly enough apart- to provide tender
Plenty of Heat
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