Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1943 — Page 17

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By Science Service NEW YORK, May 10.—Prescription for a permanent world peace: Recognize and treat the paranoid condition from which Germany has suffered for at least five generations. That prescription by Dr. Richard M. Brickner, neuropsychiatrist and assistant professor at the college of physicians and surgeons, Columbia university, will be presented in technical terms at the meeting here of the American Neurological asso-

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First step is to make the diagnosis. The world at large must learn | | to recognize that Germany's! | troubles are not merely matters of| economic disadvantages, population pressures, “entirclement” or all the] other conditions of which Germans! have complained in martyred tones since betore the first world war. The Atlantic charter will fail, as the Versailles treaty failed, if it is| left to be the sole basis for post-! war planning, without taking into account the paranoid behavior of

the German people for generations. SON) \ ! A 1 RIGHT -AN' HE'S JEST Second step is treatment. For j 2 ™ RIGHT SIZE T'SQUEEZE the parandid patient this starts = OUT -BRING TH’ VASE I ADE, NACHE RIN: with the “clear area” in his dis- a _ a Re BACK IN TH' HOUSE, TEAR PORE LI'L (SOA) torted personality, the part that f a : ga— . ~~ roe FIERCE, A TICES AN

is not completely taken up with : \& : AN oA TH VASE UPSIDE ideas of his own importance, his == : FE 7 ” / AN’ DUMPS OUT TH' need to prove his superiority and Be ranicH WitL E N x ? s 3 to protect himself, by murder if a SSS » necessary, from the jealous plot-

*6:00 T LOVE A MYSTERY, *6:15 CEILING UNLIMITED. + 6:45 GILBERT FORBES gives tings of those around him. Jack Packard, Doc and their Famous stars in gripping stories you famous war correspondents’ In Germany this clear area, Dr.| secretary begin a new hair- about the growth and glamour EYE WITNESS REPORTS te Brickner believes, can still be] raising adventure tonight. 13 of aviation, Tonight's stars: thrill you with actual front-line found in those people who have minutes of mystery! Peter Lorre and Orson Welles, drama. ; not entirely succumbed to the paranoid trend, “catching” as it is.

A Long, Hard Job

Such people must be found, encouraged in their non-paranoid ways, and put in charge of all institutions in Germany, from schools to street-cleaning, so as to prevent these from being used to keep the paranoid trend going, as they were during the Weimar republic, The Atlantic charter helps here by assuring that the population will learn to associate tangible rewards, such as foods and jobs, with non- : . paranoid behavior. ; pi : re J — - ; Treating a paranoid patient is a| J il 7 IA i AFTER 20 MINUTES THE PATROL ry ; long, hard job, as any psychiatrict | 7 4 RMSE EEE oi oF r % 7:00 VOX POP. Parks John- * 7:30 GAY NINETIES RE- * 7:55 CECIL BROWN. The can testify. Treating a paranoid , 7 : CLOUDS FOR ANOTHER LOOK son and Warren Hull journey VUE. Twenty-five minutes from news up to the latest moment, nation or population group will be A : to Schenectady, N. Y. te in- the past. Back to the “Gaslight brought to you by a reporter equally long and hard, but must terview citizens of “the tewn Era” with Joe Howard as whe has been in all the news be undertaken by the rest of the that kept a secret.” Master of Cemeronies. spots of the war-torn world. world for its own preservation. bg [

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“If the adherents of democrecy| ZZ2¥ OH, ISN'T HE CUTE--- OH, PLEASE I SAID NO-=- 77 1 GUESS I'LL can be persuaded of their appaliing 4 AND HE SEEMS TO BUY HIM, AND THAT'S 4 JUST HAVE peril,” writes Dr. Brickner, “much | 2 LIKE ME A ; AUNT FRITZI-+ d A. TO FORGET can be done to avert it. But this >> ; LOT/ 7 / HE'S SO 8 time we shall have to remove ||7%27 ~~ > - GORGEOUS! blinders and rose-colored spectacles || ~~ a 77 wi and consign them to the scrap- | > heap for good. 110; “We must learn once and for all |} that in dealing with paranoid be- | havior, isolationism exists only in | fancy—once a paranoid has seen | you, your isolation is over.”

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jon of the movie “Now, Landis and John Garfield are of another muddle tonight, with - WHILE « IN TH ci Bi lheid Ida Lupino starred in a radio adaptation Dagwood, Blondie and Mr. Capt. Robert H. “Bob” Richards | NEN TRAN HaRee Ra NT YOu Ti RST TURN = BAST and Paul Henreid. of the movie, “Johnny Eager.” Dithers all taking part. of Indianapolis is “missing in ac- || WRSKED Ne aN RED CLR ERS } I} vad EIR tion,” but his bravery, daring and|| © SC aSioa CC ONWARD Shi AER ENE 2 CHIEF'S “extraordinary achievement” as a| BELONGINGS fighting pilot were recognized with | i presentation of the highest award | that can be made to his wife, Mrs. Frances Richards. In ceremonies at Stout field, Mrs. | | Richards received the distinguished! flying cross and silver star from RR . a / a v Brig. Gen. Fred S. Borum, com- : Na a Ee — E a 7 i NNN MY PEOPLE mander of the 1st Troop Carrier i 7 a Th ER ” si ip ! WHEN THEY Command. Capt. Richards is the if 3 LS a a '- Ba) a > , Sy sh son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Rich- is" - 5 ; ok 2 A ; . : ards, 5015 Central ave. With their AR N J 4 TE 4 ’ 2 ws BRAN : AEB daughter, Miss Marilyn Richards, Butler university student, they witnessed the ceremony. ABBIE AN' SLATS The flier, who was 26 last Dec. 31,

ons Ef ; , enue lop Sue Jeuen fi ‘af ‘aif or ANNE [Last as. NEP TI Wt # 10:00 GILBERT FORBES. +10:15 JOSEPH C. HARSCH, % 10:30 SANDMAN SEREN- flight over Guadalcanal on Aug. 2 A J LIKE, You WAS Gk vr TOMORROW AND ALL TAT STP The late evening news as sum- “The Meaning of the News” ADE. A half-hour of poetry, |and 5, 1942, and for his bombing of 5 ces £8 it Aree . * REAL BRAINS, /| i b sed b f 5 S= , THE WAA 2 60 marized and brought te you by discus yv a famous news philosophy and soothing music. an enemy task force on Aug. 30. JON . you RE xs THAT THE ii BABY! )

the well-known Heosier voice paperman who is “there” when Bob Parker philosophizes and The silver star was awarded for WAY of WFBM's News Editor. it happens to give you the back- interprets his original poems |his “extreme gallantry and coolness s A Re ground. for you. under fire” during the Dec. 7 bomb- P ing of Pearl Harbor. He also distinguished himself in the battle of Midway and in action

: over New Caledonia. He last flew out against the enemy on Sept. 14. Capt. Richards is a graduate of Shortridge high school and attended Purdue for two years. He ®. received his wings at Kelly field, Tex, on June 21, 1940.

LIONS CLUB TO HEAR

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Oliver (Ollie) Hobbs of Bridgeport o\ BLONGE *

before the Lions club at the Claypool hotel at nooh Wednesday. Mr. Hobbs, whose subject will be

2 “Are You a Water Witch?” will an- : RE swer such questions as these: Why : OLREY 2 & does a dog turn around before ly- di oy . 3 3 E ing down? Does lightning strike 3 ’ . twice in the same spot? Why can [Ge SAN you sleep in one corner of a room when you can’t in another? -

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