Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1940 — Page 15

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1940

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fashionable Knightsbridge district was among the first of the deserted dwellings of well-to-do Londoners o be requisitioned for the victims f Germanys air war. Unity's Ider sister, Mrs. Peter Rodd, is mong the volunteer workers prearing the house for its new tenS. : he total number of homeless in he London ares has not been re--ealed, “but it known.that in the | hast End borough of Stepney alone, homes. *

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Tir se Ki : HOME OF HITLER IDEAL Homesick? Falling in Love Will Cure It, Science Finds HOUSES REFUGEES

LONDON, Sept. 20 (U. P.)—~The former home of Unity Valkyrie Freeman-Mitford, “Hitler's ‘perfect i was strewn with straw mattresses today and 100 Leader homeless from the East End slums had taken up quarters in the spa- | cious quarters, ? he 30-room mansion in . the! 5000 persons have no

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Naming of New Englander As Majority Leader Appears Certain. WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 (U. P.).

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...=Selection of Rep. John W. MeCormack, (D. Mass.), as House majority leader, appeared certain to-

! | William Bioff, West Coast leader of

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after completing a six months’ sen- | : ‘ A tence for pandering which was im- | ]

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huths to a petition to force a Dem-| : : 73 : i 3 al Say seneduled to Wak through ‘atic caucus Tuesday. : ; : : i EE e J . m. Rep. McCormack would succeed refused the streetcar fare "cus-| Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas who | tomarily given prisoners to provide Sar fe te, he aeskerip nd wai nl be e death of Rep. Willia ol ] =i Bankhead of Ay W mE { terviewed briefly by newspaper re-| Rep, Schulte, a supporter of Mr. | porters yesterday, but he refused McCormack's candidacy, said he | to reveal his Dlans until after his would complete the petition today | release. He was expected to reang file it with Mr. McCormack, who He Molwoad, jl Apri 18 S caucus chair sai 1 3 / of in Sholpman Nola s ol after Columnist Westbrook Pegler jority favoring fhe New Englande:! BE S “the logical choice.” 2 : § = Other kind Reps. Clifton posed in-1922. Court records showed | A. Woodrum (Va.), Ma jority Whip | that Bioff’s attorneys had appealed Pat J. Boland | (Pa) John- E. Ran- {a lower court decision to the IlliKin (Miss.), and Jere Cooper nois Supreme Court, but that the (Tenn). The latter was advanced : : % ; {appeal -had Deen qentied and Biol ® Teleyision connecby the Tennessee delegation. a Sia ES : Bo. : ol | never returned to jail to complete tion

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Mr. Rayburn reiter is the sentence, After a lengthy court | ; i ; E Forei 1 > Du hat yen fight last spring, Bioff returned: vol : oreig untarily from Hollywood. i 8 Lusurious. Walnut Jail officials said a $300 fine im-| yous posed when Bioff was convicted and S : : 3 2 3 "This - Radin Gives 2 $6.50 court costs had been paid by | : h— New Kind of Excitan unidentified person last week, ing Entertainment!

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State Chairman Fred F. Bays hurled a stinging broadside at Republican Presidential Candidate Willkie in a speech at Liberty, Ind, today. ! “Mr, Willkie's speeches in Chica-

| and short taking no part in the contest. Luxurious Carter Manasco, secretary to the late speaker, disclosed that if ‘Mr. Bankhead’s widow rejects the nomination to succeed her husband, he (Manasco) will seek the seat him-|

' n ® = : 1 . : | * * self. - STRICKEN WITH POLIO yesterday. His was the second case N | ° / U T ; Sh : Senate leaders reiterated that with | LOGANSTORT. Tutt. Sept. 20 1U reported in Logansport. osta gia, » = esrs ow,

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of the way there is no obstacle to P.).—Robert Eugene Byers, 8-year-| . Twins or their descendants are sine die adjournment which may old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Byers, more likely than any other persons] come -a week from tomorrow. iwas stricken with infantile paralysis to give birth to twins. | By MARJORIE VAN DE WATER disappointment; ‘disillusionment; i 3 2 snobbishness of others; discouraging Times Sptelal Writer communications from home; and

= LP A as fll The cure for homesickness is to unhappiness. | oe eo 8 ‘& ed S gain (return home. But, if vou can’t go! Prescription by Dr. McCann: tall . ‘home, the best next thing is to fall in love with someone in college. Any with New FALL with the:-New )

Chicago, dreams Coed Mariann Carlson, may be big and unfriendly .to some-—but doggone it, it's home! ng

A letter from home’, . . and Horace York of Butler U. wishes he was Horace York of White Heath, Ill, again.

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in love, activity that provides excitement; This advice to the thousands of anger or success is likely to help, jogs any girls dh ore i away but best is love. ia ‘go and Coffeyville were sufficient 0 School or college tnis lall, many| Dr. McCann would like to hear _._._. I for the first time, is the result of trom anyone suffering from home- | VArning to the nation regarding his a scientific, psychological ‘study of [sickness or anyone who has had essential unfitness to be President, homesick students compared with experience with homesick sufferers.' he said. a similar group who have never His interest is purely scientific,] “I doubt that in the whole range known those pangs. ‘however. ; {of American politics was there ever At Indiana University, under the a Presidential candidate who exdirection of Prof. Edmund S. Conk- posed more clearly his basic instalin, Dr. Willis H.. McCann of State [bility to grasp the meaning of R Hospital 3, Nevada, Mo., questioned| A beginners’ class in. lip reading Saya and. govbrnmenial 1 and tested 100 homesick students. | wil] be stasted by the Indianapolis wii consignment of Chicago to x ya 8 44 : Homesickness, scientifically speak-| society for the Hard of Hearing in eternal damnation is a revelation i

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sympathetic system those non-voluntary body processes | such as digestion, perspiration, and! SO on. . | Here's The Clue | | The only way vou can tell honte- | sickness from any other emotional upset, Dr. McCann says, is through the rather obvious clue, a very strong urge to go home. In a similar state, if the longing were for a lover, the illness would. be called lovesickness. If it were for a de- . ceased person, it would be grief. If the desire were unidentified, it would be a complex.

Symptoms of homesickness are ‘many and varied. Some reported to Dr. McCann “a strange hollow feeling in the pit of the stomach,” i“a lump in the throat,” or “a ‘strange tighening inside.”

More common is a feeling of de-| pression or despair. The victim is; lonely and Milue. He feels that evervthing has gone wrong, that something terrible is about to happen back home, The blues were being sung by 66 per cent of the homesick girls and- 52 per cent of the boys. . | No One Cause

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Nearly half were aware of their unsatisfied longings. | About a fifth of these boys and! girls were resorting to inadequate! substitutes for going home, such as| constant writing or telephoning home, thinking and talking about home, dreaming about home.

No one specific cause of home-! sickness was found by Dr. McCann! ‘either in the personalities of the! nostalgic ones, or in what they had | done or the way they were living. | On the. contrary, he reports, causes! of homesickness appear to be un-| limited. | But from his study of the things characterizing homesick persons | imore frequently than those not so. suffering, Dr. McCann ‘has listed! some of the underlying factors.

{ Here Are the Factors Probable predisposing factors for girls are: extreme fondness for home, for people and social functions, and for the home community: keen ‘mental -imagery of home! surroundings whenever the word “home” is heard; the habit of con-| fiding in one’s family and. depend- | ing upon their advice and guid-. ance; and a strong feeling of be-| longing to and sharing in one's! home. ; | Precipitating factors .for girls:! being away from home for the first] time; monotony and boredom; lone-| liness; severe rules and restrictions; disappointment; disillusionment;! ‘dissatisfaction with one's room at college, and with college life in| general; insecurity; discouraging | communications from home; and! funhappiness. - Love Is the Best Probably predisposing factors for boys: extreme fondness for the’ companionship, help and love re-| ceived at home; for the family; and for the home community; many: scholastic honors in high school; a! home town sweetheart; thoughts, about one’s father or about one's: home town sweetheart whenever the word “home” is heard; seldom | being away from home; feeling that there is an interdependence among the members of one’s family; dif-! ficulty in getting acquainted with! ‘girls at college; and irregular hours |for recreation. | Precipitating factors for boys: | monotony and boredom; loneliness;

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