Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1937 — Page 8

Jane Urges Analysis of

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Boy Friend May Have No Faith in You, Girl ‘Told.

EAR JANE JORDAN —

Can a woman find happiness with a jealous man even if she loves him? I have gone with a boy of 21 almést two years and he is terribly jealous. He really loves me, I am sure, but he doesn’t have any confidence in me.

He wants to be married soon but can we ever be happy when he is so suspicious? I am not yst 17 and I don’t know whether I really love him enough to marry him.

I am settled for my age and would try to make him happy. I am very fond of him and would marry him without question if it were not for the trait: I mention. I am not jealous and it hurts me to have him that way. Please help me if you can. WONDERING SUE.

ANSWER—Either your boy friend has no faith in you or he has no faith in himself. Try to observe yourself with an objectively and see if there is anything you do which arouses his distrust. Some girls naturally are flirtatious and have a provocative manner toward men which invites their advances. Many girls are unconscious of their teasing attitude and are pained when someone accuses them of having promiscuous tendencies. The fact that you aren’t sure you love your boy friend may cause you to regard other men with an air of expectancy which arouses his jealousy. If he holds himself in low esteem and has no confidence in his ability to hold his own with a woman, he will be watchful for signs ef waning affection, Or, if he has an eye for other girls and fears he will not remain constant, he may conclude that you have the same struggle inside yourself. sometimes a boy admires other men more than he admires himself, and through a feat of the imagination puts himself in his girl's shoes and cannot see how she can resist temptation. It is as if he said to himself, “If I were a girl I would fall for that fellow.” As much jealousy is felt for the other boy as for his fiancee. There are many kinds of jealousy, all of them ugly. A jealous person is moved more by the desire to dominate the loved one than by unselfish love. The kind of jealousy most to be feared is the kind that has no foundation in fact but is a figment of the lover’s imagination. It is hard to fight because no actual cause for it exists. May I advise you against marrying a boy before youre sure of your love for any reason whatsoever? A good rule. to follow is “when in doubt, don’t!” You're too young to tie yourself down to a boy for whom you no longer feel enthusiasm. There is no reason for you to feel so tied to the boy simply because you've gone with him two years.

JANE JORDAN.

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By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Editor, American Medical Journal

Just above the kidneys lie certain bodies of tissue which are called the adrenal glands, sometimes also the suprarenal glands, because of their position. The removal of these two glands invariably causes death. Therefore, this operation is never done in a human being. When the glands are removed from an animal it loses appetite, becomes rapidly weary, has convulsions “accompanied by vomiting, the blood pressure falls greatly, the

hair falls out, growth stops, and death . eventually results from paralysis of the respiration. Obviously, therefore, the secretions of the adrenal gland, which are poured

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cerned to a considerable extent with these functions. There are two parts to the adrenal gland. From one part comes the material called ‘adrenalin, and from another the material called cortin. Adrenalin was one of the first active principles of the gland to be discovered. It now has great use in medicine for many purposes. It influences the sympathetic nervous system. It stoos overaction of the muscles of the stcmach and intestines. It stimulates the closing of the valves of the stomach®and intestines and the muscu1ar action of the uterus. It is used ih asthma because it relaxes the muscular tissue of the brenchial tubes. which in asthma are squeezed shut. It speeds up the changes going on in the nody. increases the sugar metabolism, raises the total amount of sugar in the blood, and increases the rate of breathing. If causes the muscle fibers in the wall of the blcod vessels to contract and thereby promptly raises the blood pressure, so that it is given in cases of shock.

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Besides this, it has many other effects of significance. It was shown long ago thats in times of great emotional excitement that these glands pour extra adrenalin into the blood, so that under emotion the blood pressure rises, the blood vessels contract, breathing becomes more rapid and the other effects of adrenalin are witnessed throughout the body. ; The outer portions of the adrenal gland develop a substance called cortin which is also vital for the human being. It is interesting to know that this portion of the adrenal gland is rich ‘in vitamin C.

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Duchess Abdicating as Queen Of Fashions, Designers Fear

PARIS, Sept. 8.—The Duchess of Windsor, who gave “Wallis Blue” to the world of fashions last spring, today was giving Parisian designers “the Wallis blues” as it became increasingly apparent that the one-time Baltimore belle was abdicating as queen of fashion. The Duchess, selected by Parisien couturiers as the world’s bestdressed woman after her marriage to the. Duke of Windsor, is not buying any new clothes for the fall, and Paris dressmakers are worried. When the Duchess prepared to leave Wasserleonburg for a brief visit to Hungary, she left no word for her favorite designers, Molyneux, Schiaparelli and Mainbocher, as to what clothes she expecied to buy.

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to the conclusion she doesn’t expect to buy any, and they are about ready to demote the Duchess to secondary ranking as a style setter. ‘Hints have been sent by mail and telegraph during the past two weeks; batches of fabric have been expressed and photographs of designs sent by special messenger, but the Duchess has been too busy honeymooning. : While many designers insisted there was nothing to worry about— that the Duchess “couldn’t be expected to pick her fall and winter clothes yet’—the disclosure was made that when she kept three Parisian dressmaking houses working overtime to make her wedding trousseau, she ordered nearly everything in woolens. The designers explained that this was “clever,” because woolens can be used for fall and winter as well

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#5 summer, there being little change in the lines this year. Thus the Duchess appears to be comfortably outfitted for months to come. Dispatches from Vienna added to the dismal picture. The Duchess has been disappointing the mouniain maidens around Wasserleonburg because she has worn few of her bridal creations, confining herself to simple dresses which she wears again and again. She takes little interest in sports, seldom plays golf with the Duke end never accompanies hin on rountain climbs, such as his hike up the . 6500-foot slopes of the racky Dcbrosch Range behind their honeymoon castle. Yet her figure remains as slim 2s ever, and fashion designers longingly point out th2t she could easily reascend the style tnrone she occupied a few months agc—if she vould only buy a few clothes.

5-( ait aresy To Show at Fair Tonight

Local Owners Win Prizes In Breeders’ Futurity At Exposition.

5 The Grand Championship Stake, one of the highest offered during - the Indiana State Fair Horse Show 3

this week, is a special drawing card for participants m the five-gaited mare class on the program tonight at the Coliseum. Last night's performance was wite nessed by a crowd of 5000 persons, Local owners received two of the trophies in the Indiaha Saddle Horse Association. Breeders’ Futurity for for weanlings. Awards were as follows: Pairs of Hackney Ponies 132 to 142 Hands—Cassilis Crystal and Southworth Magnate from Nan-Su Farm at Highland Park, Ill, first; Harviestown Vina and Casilis Jasime, owned py Mr. Ione T. Kaiser of Red Bank, N. J., second; Syncos pation and Salutation, Mrs. Loula Long Combs stables, Lee's Summit,

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Indiana Saddle Horse | Association Breeders’ Futurity for Weanlings— Trophies donated and presented by. John Bertermann. Sea Breeze, Dr. C. F. Stout of Indianapolis, first; Sport’s” Little King, Miss Clara Peck’s winganeek Farm, Lexington, Ky. second; Coronation King, Dr, and Mrs. H. A. VanOsdal, Indiane apolis, third. Ed Harris Awards Ribbons Two-year-old fine harness horse stake: Ribbons presented by Ed Harris for Hamilton Harris & Co, stake sponsor. Scarlet Scourge, Rosgwood Farm, Columbus,- Ind, first: Lucy Whirlwind, Mr. and Mrs. william H. Ball's Orchard Lawn Farm, Muncie, Ind., second; Watha King, S. B. Walker of Indianapolis, third. | : Mare division of the Indiana Five= Gaited Stake, Value $500: Spon=sored by the Barbasol Co. of Indian apolis. Ribbons presented by Donald L. Bose of the Indiana Saddle Horse Association. Glorious Star, Miss Frances M. Dodge, Rochester, Mich., first; Flirtation Walk, Audrey’s Choice Stables, Providence, R. I, second; the Colonial Dame, Winganeek Farm, third. Heavy harness horses driven in tandem: Polly Ensign and Gleana= pon Viscount, Nan-Su Farm, first, and Pride of Onway and Mate, owned by Mrs. Thompson, second. Three-gaited mare or gelding over 15.2 hands: Society Barrymore, Miss Dodge, first; Moreland’s Maid, Fair City Stables, Elberon, N. J., second; Crown of Glory, Aue drey’s Choice Stables, third. Single roadsters, with appointe ments to count: Senator Crawford, Spindletop Stables, Lexington, Ky., of M. F. Yount, first; Worthy Forbes, Spindletop Stables, second; Sunlite, Dr. R. A. Kidd, Columbus, O., third,

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