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| Put your problems In a letter to Jane Jordan whe will answer) questions in this celume daily. |

Review

DEAR JANE JORDAN — This| openly flouting my standards andl

concerns my wife

have four children.

entertainment we

gether except on certain occasions.

These are affairs giv There is enmity of long standing between us and I am unwelcome at their houses; so I stay away, I do not object to my wife's attending these parties and she usually does. One evening a single man, a friend of both, dropped by our house alone,

asked my wife if she wanted to go to her sister's home with him, it happened, she did not.

When he left I

this man had his nerve to suggest that my wife leave with him alone. | To my astonishment she said she]

saw nothing wrong

According to my standards married |

women do not go pl other men. being one of a grou

wife places.

tnere, I she does not

Since I do not object to my wife's attending these parties she should all you ask is that she avoid being | , Accede to my wishes in getting! out with anothei man alone, it |

and me. In seeking go out

en by her folks,

x a SA Jane Jordan

On leaving he

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remarked that

; | in such an act.|

“this is wrong.”

tion is answered by custom, different customs exist in different social groups.

vorable

We | wishes, anfl things like that can lead to a major disagreement,

We will very much appreciate |

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|your opinion on this.

A HUSBAND,

Answer: There is no definite an-|

'swer to your question. It cannot | be answered with “this is right,” or | Actually the ques-

and

If in your group it causes unfa-|

even

er relatives,

under

innocent

In other groups, such an incident

[causes no comment whatever but | is accepted as a matter of course, | Under these circumstances such an | action is “right.” |

In other words the ethics of the |

situation is decided by the custom |

aces alone with |0f the social group in which you

p whom g man |

I see no wrong in her Move.

In any case I think a wife should | might drive home, but to go alone be guided entirely by her husband's with him is out of the question with | wishes, A wise wife does whatever me, even if there was nothing-etsd*makes ‘her husband feel ‘secure in (her love and does not make impor-

But if]

should be quite simple to observe

it amounts to

your wishes,

JANE JORDAN,

No matter bow innocent such a!tant issues out of unimportant oc- | thing is, it is certain to start gos- currences, sip. It ts not good. for a husband’'s| If you carried your restrictions to morale for another man to take his|the extreme, unjustly accusing and | | suspecting your wife, she would | have cause for complaint.

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