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ditor- note: The Family CoancL eansiits ot m Judje m piychiitrist.
tyTee clergymen, a newspaper ed'to a women's editor and two writers
tach article is a scmmary of an acnal report The Family Council does
not give adviect it merer? reportr on problems that have been dealt,
with by responsible atenries ani" aauselors.
Ros E--Sfte should stop
oi$ing nox tha$ she has the
mogey.
Ethel L.-But I'm used to
1 working.
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Roi E. - My sister and I
are in our mid-50s and grand
mothers. I have been more
fortunate in my marriage. My
husband has done well finan
cially. My sister's husband
. never has done well and never
will. My sister has worked
most of her married life, even
wheni her children were
25ung.
Our father died recently
leaving us each a nice sum of
, fBoney which could bring a
fagr return if it is well in
vested. I was very happy for
my sister because I felt that
0itslast s&e'd be able to stop
worfeng. ,
- instead Ethel says she wants
to give eac h ai her children
(SuDstnstial gifts and buy a
negf car. She also wants to
te a ?ng trip with her hus
bpd. Our father left this
moncty for her. She owes it to
menjJfygnot to throw iw
afourSt. ,
1 -n lA. .iav...-
(Teen bitter and resentful to-
jT&rriesi hifti instead of some
body ette. The "somebody
else was her husband's broth
er. H too hs been verjfc suc
cessful financially and Rose
has never lost an opportunity
to letie know she flels I
made a big' mistake.
Iut I don't regret gy mar-
triage. y nuana nas D$n
ifiiluck? in business, but we've
nonaged to jjet al(jpg. The
nytUfl regie i xs timi wc
tvet-n't fbl to Jto much for
isiti. 'ell, r?ovr I have a
"cfrgncf tm itt HP for it.
" T nn tmihcr atrppd with
Re about my husband, but
... A. i- a '11
tie man i specny in nu wui
that he wanted me to do any
thing special with tr money
sgg feel I have a right to do
34 1 please. am usea to wont
ing and I want to keep it up
as. loogjs my health holds out,
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Tha Council: Rose is an ex-
tremely o5r e r bearing person
and all wrong in this affair.
It is definitely not her business
to analyze her sister's marital
and economic situation, or to
hand down judgments.
; Wonwm like Rose, who are
seething with criticins, griev
ances and annoyances alfcut
others, geeds to look inwari,
rot outward, for the source of
tneir unhappiness. They tend
lessness and anxiety tney feei.
They want to straighten out
the lives of others, but can do
nothing with their own.
Ethel appears to be of sound
mind and certainly has suf
ficient maturity to know what
she wants out of life. We get
the strong impression that she
has had far more happiness
out of her marriage than Rose
has had out of marriage to her
successful husband.
It is impossible to read into
this case the source of Rose's
difficulty. We car. only say
that she should be aware that
she has one. It is very possible
that she would be much better
off if she had to go to work
like her sister. It might give
her a sense of accomplish
ment. It would certainly help
take her mind off matters that
don't concern' her.
Ethel should use the money
as she chooses without guilt
feelings about her father's
money. Undoubtedly her fath
er hoped it would contribute
to her welfare and well-being
She is the sole judge of what
that involves.
(Copyright 1959, Gantral
Features Corp.)
-Jiyne Mansfield
Replaces Mae West
Shaw AFB, S.C.-flJPJ-raith-
ful old Mae West is on the
way out, replaced by a mod
ern Jayne Mansfield.
That's progress for you, old
timers gt the Air Force base
here said. -
For years the Mae West life
jacket has saved the lives of
pilots down at sea. But the
experts have been tinkering
with the vest and finally a
new one is being introduced
to the Air Force. Pilots imme
diately dubbed it the Jayne
MAsfield, "a pretty good re
placement for Mae and up to
date."
The new jacket has the ad,
vantage of being inflated
prior to wriggling out of the
parachute harness. In the old
style Mae West jacket, the
pilot dowrat sea had to first
shed his parachute before in
flating the life vest.
SENTENCED TO PEN
Toronto-flJPD-Seven women
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to penitentiary terms Thurs
day for trafficking in nar
cotics. As they were led back
to their cells the group began
singing "That Old Gang of
Mine", with slightly altered
lyrics. : .
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