Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1943 — Page 8
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Col. Macy posts in the United 8 : He will be on technical leave until Jan. 31. colonel will be Maj. Floyd Carlile of the University of Kentucky. Until Maj, Carlile arrives, Maj. Chester A. Pruitt, assistant to Col. Macy, will act as R. 0. T.C. head. Served Overseas Serving overseas in world war I} Col. Macy was on duty in China
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first lieutenant and then captain. He spent six years with the 11th infantry at Ft. Harrison after coming back from the Philippines. He also served for six years with the 1st division in New York where he was in charge of tanks. Col. Macy, who lives at 726 E. 33d st, attended DePauw university. He is a member of the Bruce Robison post of the American Legion, . Scottish Rite, Knights Templar and the Colymbia club.
STATE OFFICIAL SUES MARYLAND EDITOR
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. Sept. 29 (U. P.) ~Rivés Matthews, 26, editor of the Somerset News, will go to trial next week on ‘charges of criminal ~~ libel resulting from articles he published about the misuse of gasoline rationing coupons by a high Maryland official. Matthews was indicted late yesterday by a Somerset grand jury, and released immediately on $500 bond. State's Evans, who brought the charges against Matthews, announced that
is no limit to the penalty which could be imposed on Matthews if convicted. “The case against Matthews stirred considerable controversy last June after the young editor of the weekly newspaper accused State Controller J, Millard Tawes of driving this family to Georgia in a stateowned car on. a pleasure trip, *.
Annulment Ends 2300-Y ear ‘Love’
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 20 (U, P). ~The marital woes of Ralph Gordon Fear, which lasted 2300 years and cost him $3,000,000, were ended today by Judge Henry M. Wil. lis, who granted the millionaire an annulment from his pretty former secretary. Arline Peake Fear, 24, and 30 | years her husband's junior, had petitioned for a divorce. She claimed the wealthy camera manufacturer dazzled her with tales of a reincarnated ‘romance begun when he was a Roman warrior and she was the bride he left be-
The judge held that fear was irrational at the time of their marriage, June 6, 1941, and incapable of intelligent assent to the mari tal obligation,
IN POISON-MURDER
‘WAYNESBURG, Pa,, Sept. 20 (U.| 'P.).—~Blond Nancy Jeannette Holt of | Frederick, Okla., today went on trial {for the poison murder of her hus- | band, Jesse Holt, tractor operator on the “big inch” oll pipeline. Since the turn of the century, no | womah charged with first degree { murder in Greene county has been| convicted although several have
| been found. guilty of second degree | murder,
'BOY’S CONDITION GRAVE
John Marks, 3-year-old son of Patrolman and Mrs. Bernard Marks, | was in a critical condition in City {hospital today of injuries received
flower box upon himself, The accident’ happened in the yard of the home of Grace Feilan,
Cord Controversy
THE. DISCUSSIONS over the use of rayon cord for tires have
been settled, and rayon it is. It will take 40,000,000 it is coming from is the next problem. The army Is whether it is practical to put up new factories, or to
the general supply,
Odds and Ends
WPB IS INTENT on “keeping the home fires burning” with
efforts to expedite stove manufacture. .
. . Reverse lend-lease ‘is
in operation. Yanks get clothing, and such items as toothpaste, razor blades and shoe polish from the British canteen service,
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Good body mechanics means aligned that the force of gravity is counterbalanced with the maximum efficiency. To accomplish wens this balance, ; SH the spinal; § curves must. be within the norSF mal limits, the 9 lower abdomen 5 ment of the legs. Lf legs and feet 8 correct for supporting the 4 weight of the . * body. The feet Dr. Masters must possess normal arches and roll neither inward nor outward.
Body Changes
During pregnancy, the enlargement of the abdomen shifts the center of gravity forward, a position which is compensated for by increasing the curvature of the spine so that the upper part of the body is carried further back. As pregnancy progesses, there is a relaxation of the ligamentous structures that support the pelvic bones both in front and in back. During the latter months of pregnancy, the enlarging uterus presses upon the contents of the upper abdomen and forces the diaphragm upward, To these changes is added the additional burden of increased weight amounting to 15 to 20 pounds. As a result of these anatomic changes, low back pain is a frequent complaint of pregnant women. It is due to straire on the ligaments which support the body in the erect position, despite the shift of the center of gravity, a change which causes the back to be held in a position of increased extension. The pain often ine creases as pregnancy advances,
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For Comfort in Pregnancy
By DR. THOMAS D. MASTERS Times Special Writer Pregnancy is a normal process but it imposes a burden on the body. As a result of this added strain, the margin between health | and disease is narrowed. The anatomic changes which accompany pregnancy so affect the body alignment that minor disturbances in body ‘mechanics are frequently exaggerated and new disturbances may develop. that the parts of the body are so
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The compensatory forward | bending of the upper back someétimes causes pain. between the shoulders and in the back of the neck. With the relaxation of the sacroiliac joints and the increased strain on their ligamentous sup= ports, sciatic pain may occur. The increasing prominence of the ab. domen is associated with a fore ward tilt of the pelvis, which in turn rotates the legs outward. This rotation causes the foot to roll outward, a position which places an excessive burden on the -longitudinal arches and other foot strains, which cause pain in both feet and legs and may produce swelling of the ankles, . If good body mechanics prevailed before pregnancy, the minimum of disability will be the reresult of the changes imposed by
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After pregnancy occurs, the discomforts arising from mechanical causes may be reduced by supports, such as a properly fitted corset that holds the abdomen up and in, well - fitted shoes that properly support the feet, and instructions and exercises des
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had told him about her recently completed 25,000-mile trip to the southwest Pacific war theater. Yes, he said, she had been Saiking almost ever since she got
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INFANT MURDERED, FATHER ARRESTED
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20 (U, P.). —Claude Dexter, 46, labor union secretary, was held today on suspicion of murder after a coroner's Jury decided his son, 16 months old, was thrown from a 10th-story wine dow of a downtown hotel. Hotel attendants testified Dexter was drunk and unruly, Police said fingerprints on the window sill indieaten the child could not have fallen ou > 3
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complaint when our cans went to war; when our crowns were decreased; when our delivery service was reduced; when our malt quota was cut, or when the ‘armed forces asked for part of our product. Those things were called for by a
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