Dear Ann Landers,
ur niece who is only twenty-seven lost her young husband in a tragic accident six months ago. Her parents felt Regina would be better off in another city, away from memories, so they asked if she could five with me until she found a job and an apartment of her own. Regina has been with us four months. She found an excellent position as a bilingual secretary at $125 a week and seems to have recov-ered from her grief. She has a date almost every night. The girl says nothing about finding her own apartment. In the mean-time I do her washing and ironing and I prepare her meals. She entertains in our home and hands me a grocery list for her parties. She has never offered to pay for anything, says she wouldn't insult us by suggesting our hospitality is purchasable. We are pleased that Regina feels at home here, but we think 136 she should start to pay for room and board. On the other hand, she has suffered a great tragedy and we feel sorry for her. Advise us please.-Just Folks

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