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Put your problems in a letter to

whe. will answer your this column daily,

v jockey who te chances he of the major ey will ignore y the trainer

child is properly cared for. his plant gave and I went to our

sustained in ay-back days. fouls or rodeo he most fan-

care to associate with them. We

h and it embar3.0n the he, rassed him. I de1 their whips. cided then that

s would have wards on the y their weight

neither of us ‘should go to par-. ties again; so I won't go to any without him and he says hell never take me again. -His plang is- planning some parties. He wants

; ts to roll he'll But let's wait mer and sim- , bum (again)

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cians 1 to go but without Jane Jordan t., June 8, 1945 A 1 refuse to go to mixed parties ll and Mrs. Ines think he should, too. Am I right? a Bt on He doesn't want me along and I Kirby Mortuary, can't stay married feeling this way.

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Do I have sufficient grounds for diforce? I'm insanely jealous when I think of those young girls and ‘my husband in some secluded spot. They have plenty of liquor and

, 5609 Broadway k Sampson, father passed away Fri- & Buchanan Morm. Burial Crown AL mortuary. J. 1237 W, 38th nce Edward Staf. Martha McLaughnd sister of Mrs,

Should ‘I insist that he not attend these parties unless I am along?

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interfering with his pleasures and making yourself so disagreeable at

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DEAR JANE JORDAN--—-My husband and I both work and our only My husband went to mixed parties that] We quarrelled over | this terribly.” I went to a party at my husband's plant and he walked off leaving me alone among strangers. introduced me to three girls who weren't acting

office parties.

pi

This made me mad. Then he nice at all, I didn't

-> » | went off alone and had a quarrel. |hushand at the party. There are] He said some people heard me more tactful ways of avoiding un-

| desirable contacts than this! | Your husband should take you to | the next party and will if you con{vince him that you can get along

| |

with people of

all kinds, After

you're better acquainted you'll find some who are more congenial. Cer-

tainly he should

to introduce you to more than one|

have the courtesy

or two groups. If youre happy to-

gether and trust each other there |

{is no call for jea

Disgusted Della

lousy. Even if you

z {don’t trust each other it doesn’t * improve the situation for you or a % invited. If (for him, to assume a quarrelsome, ne whey. the wives are Savill, 11 1Lo ide attitude ang thoy Teo from all social gatherings. This will answer the

letter of who has practic-

{ally the same problem.

| DEAR JANE JORDAN -— Our

|

mothers think because, occasionally,

we stay out until 2 or 2:30 a. m.

|

my husband goes to excess at times. {that we are indecent. Do you think |

|that is necessarily true? We are 16

{cause our fellows

Can you blame me for be- {80d do not have so many dates be-

$ are in .the®service.

JUST CAUTIOUS. [We think that if this happened two

{or three times a week they #would

| do.

a party that he doesn't want to|- Answer—Your parents used You made it look {wrong word when they said

against such late government has

which

parents have a

running around

sarily indecent,

you're [have reason to “think we were invery cautious in risking your re-| decent but it happens so seldom! lationship with your husband by|We are in the dark as to what to L:J. Hand V.D. H.

the fin.

decent” and antagonized you girls ‘until you fail to see a very real point

hours... When the established a cur-

few for adults, ordering all places of amusements closed at midnight, why should we make an exception of you 16-year-olds? In peace time when there is a graduation dance lasts into the wee small hours, no one regards a girl as indecent if she doesn’t get home until 2:30. But in war time when everything shuts up at 12 o'clock, your

right to wonder

where you are and what you are doing. Don't you think so? At least it is indiscreet for young girls to be

after their elders

have been ordered home, but I agree with you that it is not neces-

JANE JORDAN.

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