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Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer questions in this column daily.

DEAR JANE JORDAN: My at-| threadbare statement made by partention has been drawn to your ents to children when a beating is | being administered: “This hurts answer to the letter from

Mary) than it hurts’ you.” Conwell in your column. In that

{me more Underneath all the rationalizaanswer you inferred that corporal | tion and self-justification, the truth punishment was sadism and that must be recognized in some deeper it showed an ab- {level of the mind, What hurts the sence of love. In beating parents is a feeling of guilt both of these in- too painful to be faced, ferences you are That child is better off whose wrong. parent strikes him in a fit of honIt is true that {est anger, This is something that sadists practice a child can understand because he cruelty. But prop- often feels anger himself, erly administered But the child knows full well punishment is F |that he himself doesn't deliver more often an : { blows in, love, and is not deceived expression of love | by the parent's claim until later than of sadism. life when he wishes to justify simiIt is only of re- lar behavior in himself. cent years that such physical dis- . ! cipline has been frowned upon. DEAR JANE JORDAN--I am 43| Surely you do not infer that allland my husband is. 44. He is my Paibts and teachers up until 25|second husband and I love him very years ago weplfsadists. 5 Grown wonien have eXpressed the. . feeling that their own bad con-|l® VErY little company for me. duct had been restrained by al When he comes home from work smart whipping with a birch rod | he doesn't talk. He just reads and applied to the.bare bottom. sleeps. Boys may be whipped across the| ye hag children, all married but shoulders where the muscles 8reione. When they come to see him firm. But in the case of girls the ne seems to be the happiest man mn spanking should be in the old-fash- the world. When they are gone he ioned way. The humiliation adds seems to be back in the dumps. greatly to the deterrent effect. He has left me several times, I PH.D |asked him to come back. When he 2 = = leaves me again, do you think I DEAR JANE JORDAN: A num-|ghould ask' him back. Or let him ber of women of 55 to 65 years of | go? I'am a complete wreck. age, have been discussing your an-| R. E. C. swer to Mary Conwell's letter about ” ” Answer—If you do all you can to

spanking. All of us disagree with| you. | make your husband happy when he

We do not believe that any girls y ason ever had mothers who loved their | 18 living with you, 1 see no re . children more than our mothers. for you to beg him to come bac And yet we were spanked when we | when he leaves.

deserved dt. Let him make the first move next

Some of the mothers used a birch be so rod; others a strap cut into falta. SANS XE DOFLADG 10 WHI OO The punishment was not confined ood not suit hizh in mal children, 1 was Biche) “3 san of your age should hav earnest love and was a sure muang lech Prepared for hee SO jo Of ‘teaching me ¥ Lu DRY glnienis first ‘wife. You should share ’ I this devotion with him in so far as » ” » |

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