Louis where they lived from time to time with the maternal grandparents, *207 Mr. For comparatively short periods of time following their marriage the Danskers lived in Harrisburg, Illinois and Evansville, Indiana. The three children Donald Lee, Alfred Steven and Marilyn Renee were born of this marriage in 1938, 19, respectively. From that decree, following an unavailing motion for a new trial, Miriam Dansker for herself and on the part of the three minor children, appealed to this court.Д®ugene and Miriam Dansker were married on June 13, 1937. Her pleading also alleged that Dansker's present wife had children by a previous marriage and was about to give birth to a child by Dansker, and that it would be detrimental to the best interests of her three children to commingle the children of three marriages in the same home.ДЇollowing a hearing a decree was entered on August 18, 1954, terminating the custody of the welfare association and awarding the custody of the three children to Eugene Dansker, with certain visitation privileges allowed their mother and maternal grandparents. She alleged that Dansker had disregarded his duties as a husband, resulting in a decree of divorce in her favor and that he had failed to pay alimony payments or to provide the children with necessary sustenance, as ordered. The mother of the children, Miriam Dansker, filed an answer praying that the motion be dismissed, or in the alternative that she be awarded custody of the children, or for their retention by the welfare association, or the relinquishment of the children to the custody of the divorce court. On January 4, 1954, Eugene Dansker filed a motion to change the care and custody of the children from the welfare association and place them in his care, alleging that after the commitment he and the mother of the children were divorced that he has remarried and is living with his wife in Pratt, Kansas that he has a large and comfortable home and a sufficient income to properly care for, educate and maintain the children that he is willing and able to do so and to give the children proper moral and religious training and that the welfare of the children would be promoted by providing them with a regular home, family life and the love and devotion of parents. The father was ordered to pay $70 per month for the support of the children. Louis, there to remain until discharged by the court or by due process of law. On July 17, 1951, on the petition of a probation officer the division adjudged the three children of Eugene and Miriam Dansker, then 12, 9 and 7 years of age, respectively, to be neglected children and committed them to the Jewish Child Welfare Association of St. Louis transferring the custody of three previously adjudged neglected minor children from a welfare association to the care of their father. This is an appeal from a decree of the Juvenile Division of the Circuit Court of the City of St. Matter of Donald Lee DANSKER, Alfred Steven Dansker, and Marilyn Renee Dansker, Minors, Miriam Dansker, mother of aforesaid children, individually and on the part of said children (Plaintiffs), Appellants,

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