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Dorothy‘ Dix Says-- f ve-wawle-v Environment and Children

Parents Accord Nice ‘Homes Bui Children Require Happiness j

Out oi we mouths of babes and sucklings vroceedeth wisdom. A who at the tender age oi’ 1B is getting her lint divorce, said to me other dvay: “Ir our-parents wish to keep us ttHi-ﬂﬂtl‘! ifﬂm 111B‘!!- ing too young. they should make our homes happy so tlwt we will want to stay in than. We know that we are not old enough to really know what love 1s. We know we are not titted (or the responsibilities ol marriage. and we would like to wait and see some- thing». o! the world and have some tun playing about. but we Just get so ted w: on bolus ms- ged by our parents, and being spied 11PM‘ I111‘! 6t- nied all Ireedom. that we null into marriage in the hope that it will be a wry out.

"Some oi us ‘live in homes where our fathers and mothers are always fighting and screaming st each other. 3o that we no ashamed to have any- one come to our hoiwes. Some o! us are never perznitted to have any company. and ii anyone

does come to see us our parents sit where they can eavesdrop all the conversotio , and they twist what they overhear into jokes with uhich to ridicule us. PRYING MOTHERS » "Some or us have mothers who open our letters ahd read them be-

, and they listen in on our telephone calls.

won't let us have boy friends. or go to parties. or evm to the movies lmleu they go with us. andwbo force us to keep our dates st the been.

"sociologists are always asking wily Birls leave home. and parents think their daughters are crazy when they leave their big, comlortsble houses to go and live with some other girl in a little two-by-ioux, miser- sble flat. and nobody can understand why the bobby-seekers can't even

to get married. But the answer is that they s-re trying to break out o! homes that Ire jails. You never hear o! girls who have peaceful. cheerful homes and co-operatlve parents who sre not content to stay at home."

6o said this girl, and she stated s truth that all too many psretts completely ignore, end that is that i! they wish to keep their little lsmbl sale in the fold and wotect them from the wolves, they have got to make it s pleasant place in which to abide. It is the only way to keep them from iunming the fence in search c4 greener iields and pastures newer. It isn't enough to give children s good home. It has to be an entertaining smd amusing place that can set up s lair couspetition with

bars. ._ . What parents. strangely ecowh. seem not to-emrecinte is thsi makes the atmosphere or the home. Ii’ a lather and mother love each other and an tender and consid- whciesolne climate in which the children grow up into beins tine men and 19mm. But ii the lather 1841 moi-hm‘ quarrel like cats anddogs and m, mean and cruel things to each othenit makes an sir ofﬂltrile end gloom out cl which the children try to escape ss soon u poulble. or else become delinquents that are the greet problem of our day. For it is easier to be good when

Certainly for a teen-age girl to rush into marriage with s man she scarcely knows by sight. in order be escape tynnnicsl parents and get out of an frying pen into the fire;

her ol Juvenile marriages

rces with which the courts are wrestling. And

the message to fathers and mothers is plain: Make your home s happy one i! you wont to keep your children in it '

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“which do you think 1 should take, Daddy?” she axed. "Joe is awiuily handsome. but Sun is s nice, steady chap."

Father did not hesita .

"My dear." he replied, "if you went s good husband, tske Sun. He really loves you." ‘

Betty looked interested.

rowing money from him for the lust six months." he said. "mi he still comes to see you twice a week."

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