Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1952 — Page 9

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DULUTH, Minn., Apr. 26 (UP)~Evelyn Paro walked slowly toward the window, looked out into the yard and watched her two small sons playing in the bright sun. It was a beautiful day, not a cloud in sight, Except one. “Mrs. Paro, 44, knows she is dying of cancer, She has lived past the time doctors had given her. A stomach operation last Mar. 5 led to the diagnosis. “I know I'm going to. die soon,” she said, “and I'm not afraid. The only thing that bothers me is leaving those two boys behind. What will happen to them?" In a sense, Mrs. Paro has answered that her self, She disclosed that she already has chosen her children’s future fostep parents from the many couples who have said they would like to adapt the youngsters. Poo » SHE SAID she talked last night to the couple, 4nd decided that they would be the “right parents.” But she has not yet told the future parents of her decision, and cannot disclose their names until she does. “They're wonderful people,” she said, “and I khow they'll be happy when I tell them I will leave my boys in their care.” Mrs, Paro has interviewed numerous couples in recent weeks who wanted to adopt the younggters. “All of them were nice and it was hard to decide,” she said. “It was the biggest decision I've ever had to make and I thought it over long hours during the night. But now that I've decided, I'm glad.” A reporter asked if it were possible that her

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divorced husband might come forward to claim the boys. “I don’t think so,” she said. would be interested.” She divorced her hushand in 1950 and won custody of the boys. She said she believes her husband has left the state. * + MRS. PARO said she had “worked hard all these years for the boys, and 1 have to leave them now.” She sald Gerald, the 6-year-old, couldn't understand what was happening. The older boy, Gordon, 9, “knows and understands,” she said, “Gerald cries when we ask him who he'd like for his next mother,” Mrs. Paro said. “He says, ‘I want my own mommy,” and then he cries.” The family now is living with Mrs, Paro’s sister. The dying mother’s room is filled with thousands of letters from persons who have heard of her !mpending death, Each letter is opened by Mrs. Paro, and she | answers each one. It takes much ‘of Yer time, Se & & “MY TIME is not mv own so I try to give it to others,” she said. “I'm living on what you'd call borrowed time now, and it gives me a funny feeling.” She said she feels “remarkably well for a person who's about to die.” “I'm not in pain and don't tell people that I feel bad,” she said. “I've got faith in God and | Air Force Base, and Marguerite

I'm not afraid to go. There's only one thing Higgins, war correspondent, were 13 ; o __|married in Reno Thursday, it was pats Pa a the. or he Ae I hate “disclosed today. | Gen. Hall, one of the youngest

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