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JANE JORDAN

Put your problems n a letter to Jane Jordan, whe will answer your questions in this eslumy daily,

DEAR JANE JORDAN--We are a few young people Who have a

~ gufferent opinion about a certain

problem than you. For, instance,

. Tith, who wrote to you, was 4-F because of a bad hip. He asked your

advice as to whether to get married now or wait,

He had every

> reason to-get married except that you said he was too young.

1 am“ sure most of the older “remember how much they wanted | to get married when they were 18 Cand 10? We say Jeople ure mature and adult. when |" they are 18, Is-it | not young people * who “ make’ ‘the world a success— who give new life | to the world? § There is no “time better than ‘when you are | young to ..enjoy | life," to be. happy, “to be in love, to ‘marry and be Jane Jordan ! wonderfully satisfied. Our parents ' and the generations before us did not - wait. Some were married as "early as 16, and how happy they were! © We say 18 or 19 is a good time ®%o start working and planning together. Anyone in love cannot be happy to see othcrs deprived of] | sich experience. Why ask them | ; are wasting precious

i Most young m than those who wait until they are ? @lder. By that time they have . maybe lost the one they loved to mebody else because he didn't ke waiting. THREE YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES. | » » "” L Answer—Your letter is very ap- | pealing but unfortunately. statistics : do not bear out your argument Very * well. The preponderance of di-

i. vorce among those who marry in

people agree .with yoid but dd they

{ies that are hidden from the eyes of the young. Hindsight is better than foresight, they say, They have-~ forgotten nothing of the initial urge that drove them into marriage, but perhaps they wish now they had waited. Why? . It is true that biologically boys and girls are ready for marriage in their teens, but have they enough education to enable them te realige their ‘ambitions? Young men who are training for important professions simply cannot accomplish their goal in the teens, Postponement of present desires w one of the toughest problems youth has to face. Yet wise .postponement often guarantees a more satisfactory future, sometimes with the childhood sweetheart who had the self-discipine to wait. Marriages between the mature {fail also for some people are no more mature emotionally speaking {at 40 thin they were at 18. How lever, mature marriages have a way

THERE youths = JANE JORDAN,

PENSION GROUPS MEET {will hold an all-day meeting .to{morrow in the church at N. Noble

and E. Ohio sts. -B. J. Brown, state | pension leader, will report on the

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Indiana old age pension groups!

status of pension legislation now pending in congress,

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