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Calls Pose As Martyr

Mere Trick

Jane Jordan Tells Attitude Often Tries To Win Power.

Take vour problems up with Jane Jordan who will answer Your each day in this column,

Flat Curls Soften Straight Coiffure

How |

questions |

EAR JANE JORDAN— |

What am 1 to do? dearest friend who is a lovable, charming person is having domestic troubles.

My |

Her |

husband treats her like dirt |

under his feet. toxicated, and stavs out all night.

He always is in- |

He has stepped out on her for some |

time,

Now finally he has told her |

he is in love with another woman, |

that enough to make her alize he doesn’t love her or want her. She thinks he'll have his fling and love her all the more for being patient I might only he doesn't stov woman and he isn't particular who his other women are. 1 have tried every method 1 know to show her the danger she is living in without really telling her what I know about husband. I couldn't do that. 1

but isn't

with one

her wouldn't cept that she begs me to tell her

what

She has a good she

apply it to herself. I can't understand why to suffer. What I can't stand by mind. A FRIEND.

job. loves advise? lose

her her

un » ANSWER Even friend begs vou for advice vou'd be wise not to give any. To begin with she wouldn't take it and if she did she’s be sure to think it was wrong. It isn't your advice she wants so much as your sympathy. A woman who allows her husband to make a

be writing this letter ex- | to do, and my only hope is

that she will read your column and |

would you | and see

think $@ too |

though your

martyr of her has no pleasure left

except the sympathy she incites from others. She 1s like a child who cries because it doesn't know how to get attention any other wav. About the only thing you can do for your friend is to let her see vou do not admire mawkish selfsacrifice. Under such self-abase-ment there lives a sturdy ego with amazing tenacity, but mixed up about its relation to life. The chances are your friend is a person who would like to rule, to dominate, to be worshipped, but for some reason she has gone into reverse. I say this because the martyr is

famous for his stubborn nature. He Is never the weakling we imagine |

him to be, but has a definite purpose beneath his nonresistance. purpose is to gain power over the

people who live with him by making |

them feel like guilty wretches. His attack on life is not positive, negative. Nevertheless it tack I everyone with a martyr in the family, for it is noth-

feel sorry for

ing short of slavery to live with one. |

Every tear, every reproach. every crushied look is a thrust for power. and the worst of it is that it so often works. If you ever have to live with a martyr, you will find that you will do almost anything to avoid the misery of his outbreaks. Just as you refrain from telling vour friend that ner husband cheats right and left.

SO everyone protects his own private | martyr from pain because he can't bear to see him writhe. Useful ad- |

vise, isn't it? JANE JORDAN.

Mind Your Manners

Test your knowledge of correct social usage hy answering the following questions, then checking against the authoritative answers below: 1 In a barber shop should a man give up his turn for a hair cut to a woman customer? 2. Ts it good manners when late for an appointment at a beauty parlor to complain if the operator has taken the customer whose time follows? 3. Is it good taste to tell one's family affairs to the operator? 4. Should one blame an operator for an unbecoming hairdress when she has carefullv followed her customer's Instructions? 5. Should an operator push the selling of cosmetics while filling an appointment?

What would vou do if— You are a married woman calling a beauty shop for an appointment— (A) Say. “This Mann"? Say, “This Is Frank Mann”? Make the appointment and add, “The name is Mann”?

”

Grace (B) Mrs.

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Answers

1. No. turn. 2. No. 3. No. 4. No. 5. Unless she is very subtle she will irritate and alienate her customer.

She must wait her

Best “What Would You Do” solution—(B). (A) is used by a young woman when calling someone she knows socially and by an older woman when speaking to a friend. (Copyright, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.)

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Ubiquitous Plant Held

Ragweed Was Ambrosia Once, But It's Pain in the Nose Now

Hay Fever Cases.

Cause of Majority of

ALFRED FRIENDLY

Times Special Writer

. and look upon it

HE Grecks had a word for it—ambrosia. as one of the most

We just call it ragweed, unmitigated pains in the

neck, or rather in the eyes, nose and throat, ever devised by unkind

Ragweed, in case you don't know it already, is the cause of the majority of hay fever cases. And Illinois, Indiana and Michigan are just the places for it. If vou don't believe it, just wait till about Aug. 15, and take a gander at the man sniffling next to you in the elevator. That is. JI your own eves aren't already ton bloodshot to do you any good. Not that the Grecian god-food is the only cause. It's the most common one, however, of the fall type. There are two other types, early spring and late spring. but they don't affect as many people. The late spring variety is commonly called rose fever or cold, but roses don't have a thing to do with it. Neither does goldenrod cause fall hay fever. As a matter of fact. few of the insectpollinated plants cause hayv-fever. it's the wind-pollinated ones that

do the job. Sie ragweed universal in North America the nearest escape is northern Canada or Bermuda. Europe is almost devoid of the weed. which is one compensation for Hitler, outside plumbing and customs officers. Hay fever, according to one prominent physician and allergy expert, is but one form of the many allergie afflictions that beset the human race. Allergies, defined as acute sensitivity of individuals to substances which do not affect most people, are of a thousand varieties. In fact, allergic disorders mimic all sorts of discases. Gastro-intestinal ailments, migraine headaches, eczema, hives and some types of arthritis and edema may be allergic manifestations. Allergies, incidentally, are usually inherited.

Ld n ”n

is practically

n ” n ANY people are allergic to certain foods and symptoms may show up in any number of ways. Animal dandruff, goat's fur, feathers, all sorts of fungi. grain rusts, molds and bacteria can turn the trick. Among the more exotic elements which affect some people allergically are horse dust and

| dust from recording cylinders and

tulip bulbs. If you are a sufferer from ragweed hay fever, there are a number of things you can do about it. You can cut down all the ragweed before it pollinates, but this is difficult because it grows in every

| vacant lot and the pollen is car-

ried hundreds of miles by the wind in sufficient quantities to cause irritation. And besides, the

seeds stay in the ground in a fer-

tile state for 30 or 40 years.

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OU can go to Europe and gamble that the next war won't he as bad as hay fever, or you can g0 to the seashore and pray for winds blowing from the ocean. Or you can get inoculated once or twice a week for several months preceding hay fever season and hope for the best. You can also do nothing about | it and Just sniffie, sneeze, blow your and scratch your eves. That's what you'll probably do { anyway. } } A

| Memorial;

| Independence on its stand, under

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fate in punishment for human sins.

the straight-line contours on and the ends of hair curl under all the way around

j quent colds

Photo bv Neble Bretzman.,

the right side

One-Piece Swimming Suits Hold Popularity There are still a few two-piece swimming suits to be seen, but the one-piece type seems to have the

preference. This is the same with shorts, too, where the one-piece

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Resistance

| ingly nervous and sometimes de- | velop what is called tetany, a spas- | modic condition representing fail-

By Rickets

Disease Can Be Stamped Out With Adequate Preventive Means.

By DR. MORRIS FISHBE|[N

Editor, American Medical Journal In association with the serious changes in the

- Weakened |

| | | | | | |

| |

structure of the |

child associated with rickets as de- |

scribed yesterday, other symptoms | develop in connection with func-

tion, Children with rickets are exceed-

| ure of the body to absorb the nec- | essary calcium.

| bronchitis or | a

| the body, the blood becomes ane-

rickets have fresnuffling. More - likely tae develop pneumonia. When disorder of this established In

Children with and over, they are constitutional

type becomes well

| mie, the muscles become weak, and altogether, growth is unsatisfactory.

Indeed, the child with advanced

| rickets has lessened resistance and

| may have frequent

attacks of all infectious disease.

Needed the

sorts of X-Ray Test

While most of symptoms

| mentioned are usual in rickets, oc-

| diseases. | essary to have a suitable examina-

casicnally they occur alse in other Thus it is absolutely nec- |

dition is actually rickets. | In addition, it is necessary sometimes to examine the blood to de-

| termine whether adequate amounts | of phosphorous and of calcium are

| | |

present.

If it is discovered soon enough

| that a child has rickets, adequate | treatment may bring prompt im-

| provement.

If, however, this is |

| not possible, serious and permanent | changes may develop. In the light[est cases, improvement begins with | the coming of spring or summer.

[vitamin D. will

{

| should have

Prevention Emphasized

Fortunately nowadavs much | more emphasis is being placed on |

"| the prevention of rickets than on

Suitable sufficient

its cure. containing

preparations, amounts of take care of the these cases child with rickets | plenty of sunlight | without, however, being burned the process. Tt should alse have | plenty of fresh air, and a suitable

of a

vast majority Of course,

(amount of attention te its hygiene.

| child cod

fashion, with shirtwaist or decollete |

top, seems quently than the two-piece These have been popular for tno long. Some creators are showing striped or monotone swimming suits. Chevron-worked stripes smart, especially in navy blue and white. Deep rounded necklines are newer than halter tops. Fine wool jersey is smart, and so are handknitted cuits.

Nation's Capital Thrilling Sight

to be seen more fre- |

{with the food of the child. are |

The custom now is to give. every liver oil or some other substance containing amounts of vitamin D. The usual dosage is some 20 drops of pure refined cod liver oil three times a day at the age of month, or a teaspoonful

dosage is gradually increased til the babv is spoonfuls at 3 months of age. Vitamin Essential In severe cases of

rickets, it is

in |

adequate |

1 mixed | This | unreceiving two tea- |

| not well to attempt to rely on the | average dose of cod liver oil, but!

| instead | prescribe exactly

For Child on Vacation Trip :

By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

Perhaps vou will tour the East

on vour vacation this swamer. If

von get to Washington, be sure the children see the things that all people should see at least once in a lifetime.

Each time 1 go to the capital, T deur. If building progressed more the taxpayers of the land happy, show for it, and beautiful, which

is more than most

am more impressed wich ts granrapidly there than mad? some of there is something very arand to cities ean boast

regardless of expensive skyscrapers that are merely monotonous except

for height. So much has been added in the | last eight years that it will be a |

The expansion of the|

national capital a shrine so solidly | built that the ages won't touch it. |

Interest Thrilling

It is a thrill to watch the children with their young eves silently

to see them salute the marble sarcophagus of the Unknown |

| Soldier at Arlington; and their in- | terested faces as they walk through |

the marble amphitheater oppositer|

| Here is bRauty in a perfect setting | above the quiet Potomac below. {

Down in the city itself they will |

| see the new Supreme Court building | | of | equally close by.

white marble, and the other | beautiful Folger Library |

Congressional Li- | the Declaration of

In the huge brary, there is

For Business Girl

Conservative, feminine, immacu- |

job. They

“laid down” by Miss Louise |

executive, speaking at the conven- |

| tion of the National Federation of | Business and Professional | en's Clubs.

Wom- |

Miss Cheney said, too, that wearing apparel and accessories should | “appropriate, not rakish or |

and brassiere, |

MERIT | Shoes for the Family

ari Ba nt LEE 930 8.

AEkets ash.

ts Bank - oi

| take

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glass, with John Hancock's daring signature identifying it at once The Capitol Building itself

| prevention

to ask the physician

the amount

of |

Vitamin D that may be necessary. |

In addition to cod liver oil, there

are now cod liver oil concentrates. | cod liver oil tablets, and foods which |

are irradiated or which contain Vitamin D introduced by some other method. Particular reference must he made again to the Vitamin D milk which sometimes has heen irradiated and which at ather times has been given the Vitamin D bv the addition of viosterol preparations. With this kind of attention to diagnosis and particularly te the of rickets, the time

| should come in the not too distant

| future when

i | completely stamped out. Sad

liberal education. And of course they | will see the White House, the Wash- |

ington Monument, and Mount ver- |

‘Sportswear for Fall

non, Washington's old home. Boys Especially Can Benefit

I hope they won't be too tired to |

in the

Smithsonian Institute, |

because here lies history dear to a |

engines, and there, hung from the

| quarters of daytime

ceiling, is Lindbergh's heroic plane, | the Spirit of St. Louis, in which he |

flew the Atlantic alone 10 vears ago.

There is sO much to see in Wash- |

ington. So much to do. So much to remember. Boys particularly, should be taken there, if possible, before they lose the fresh enthusiasm that only youth can bestow on new sights and adventure. His country's capital. As a citizen it is his, and everything in it his. We, the people of the States. shave built Washington with our dollars, and our labor. Visitors

{go home with a feeling of greater | pride | touched its stones and laid aves on

in their country for having

its heart. Tt is a great city. Our city. (Copyright, 1937. NEA Service, Inc.)

| will | son, both

| worked horizontally across the bust, | sometimes ending just below so as | to keep the slim diaphragm.

United |

‘young things.

this disease will be

NEXT—Other results of Vitamin D deficiency.

To Have Full Bodice

All the talk of draping in fall dresses has come from the headtown frocks. But sportswear is not to be left behind. For several seasons, slide fastenings have been introduced in | bodices with gathers edging them to give a soft bodice line. You see more of these this seain wool and simple synthetic crepe frocks. But sportswear does not stop here. Fronts of bodices are fulled on at the shoulders with the gathered fulness

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Today’s Contract Problem

South's opening bid of one heart was overcalled by West with one spade. North bid three clubs, then cue bid diamonds over three hearts, and jumped to six hearts over South's cue bid of four spades. Can South find another bid on his 3% -trick hand?

SOUTH

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Duplicate—N. & S. vul.

Solution in next issue, 29

Solution to Previous Problem By W. E. M'KENNEY

American Bridge League Secretary

articles based on the “Standardized Code of Contract Bridge Bidding,” written by

T= is the 10th of a series of

100 leading bridge writers and experts. Standardized practice has tightened up the requirements [or an

| opening forcing bid of two in a suit,

Only average players or beginners any longer consider quick tricks alone a sufficient basis for the bid. The experts, when they use this very rare bid, convey a message some-

| thing like this:

“Partner, I have aimost enough to

| assure game in my own hand. If you have anything then our goal should |

be a slam, not a mere game.” Modern practice demands a game (10 sure winners if a major, and 11

[if a minor) where no choice of suits

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Opening lead—% Q. 29

suits or no trump, then the requirement is for one trick less than game. Honor tricks are of secondary im- | portance, except, of course, there | must be aces to assure control of the [run of suits. South's opening two bid qualifies by the most rigid standards.

| trol of three suits. North's response

{of three spades is constructive, and !

when South rebids with four no trump, this bid is conventional and a requirement for North to shaw [any ace he may hold by bidding that | suit [ North complies by bidding five clubs, but when South then bids six | spades, North rightly passes. Had he held either the heart or diamond | king he might safely have gone to seven, | In the play, even six required leareful handling. South had to find sufficient trump entries to enable him to establish North's fifth club for the discard of a loser. (Copyright, 19397, NEA Service, Ine.)

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THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1937

OPENING FORCE BID OF TWO

Mary Blubaugh Is Married to Walter Hertz

Miss Mary Olive Blubaugh | came the bride of Walter E. Hertz, | in a ceremony in St, Patrick's Cathie olic Church at 9 a. m. today The bride is a daughter of Oliver Blubaugh, Brazil. Mr. Hertz a | son of Mr. and Mrs, John Herz

| 911 Woodlawn Ave Fr, | John P. O'Conner cores mony. The bride wore a | gown with a Queen land a long tulie veil trimmed in seed pearls. She carried a bows | quet of bride's roses and lilies of | the valley Miss Lorette Stucker, bridesmaid, wore a mousseline de sole gown of aquamarine blue trimmed in (ea | rose ribbons. She carried a bous | quet of tea roses and delphiniums, | Delores Anne Hertz was flower girl and Leo N. Hurley was best man A wedding breakfast followed 1he ceremony at Bluff Crest A 10CeDtion was to be held this morning at the home of the bridegroom's parents. | The bride traveled in a white | with dubonnet accassories Aug. 15 thev are to be at at 1012 E, Morris St

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