Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1943 — Page 15

: ne 7 AE : See ; war ; we Fob : 2 , : ye * AL gs Ll ry | More Meat in Tips Seen for . — iebrman BR {| Future American Menus op — ; becomes good Sunday: 5, Jan: 3 vet in oy a Sal as received 80 much Sd By ANN STEVICK ~~ Saugatuck Minister Dead} 1944; T. Jan. 0, and U, Jan. 16.|1944, period 2 coupons good al publicity, is mn Thies Speelat Welter ! oe np All expire Jan, 29, 1044. . Peb, 7, 104; Jeriog 3 50 ) st to the unlimited 5 : : After Stormy Career | Spare ration stamp No. 1 good for | through 13, 1044. A ) Cairo conference. WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—You will probably have more tinned So oy Ai $ points of pork produpts through (ma pons Ih ix months of good J meat to help out the lean period of fresh meat supply which is in Pulpit. : Jan, 2, w er have slipped by coming next spring. The war production board plans to increase “S 4 CANNED GOODS . If the offe te She Slloeation of Un \0 meat SALiTS ii-JANAZY in order. to PIG SAUGATUCK, Mich, Dec, 23 (U.| ] Green stamps D, BE and F are ow, unfailing good foot AE trrt Suplus on the shelf for future use. WAT | lp) he Rev. Charles Horswell, 88° good through Jan. 20. t concentéations of fous sduliiustration is Sjuring eut the amount to Wn samned, the “fasting parson of Saugatuck.” SHOES ould be required to | the increased supply is large, who gained nation-wide publicity st b before the May poin last summer when he staged a 42- “airplane” stamp in Book 3 good. not expect military Jay 80 gown 82 Troan meat day “fast to death” following the TIRES . . i Tin supply is the only déath of his wife June 13, is dead. 2 ! Stamp A-9 good for 3 1 tbatten was named i! Horswell and his wife had lived aN a { | Next Inspection due: A'S bY pydnight Jan, 31. B23 and 4 he Ottawa confer- They Dave S yurkins Sais : OID aE + Ro LT AN “| |2, 1944, and commercial vehicles, | used. a vere to of “8 ep 1 . TR AER RS TE rE Re AY ; RR wi CNG ea ER every six months or every 5000 i ie - Sian on slaughterers for meat, but Tin Says later he refed from db lly men are ¢ their “pin-up” girls right from the Bloomington campus. They've | Miles, whichever is first, . o gute the more points whenever they children they were geting their Just chosen seven “sweater queens” in a contest sponsored by Skull and Crescent, honorary “soclety for Find 3 Nazis n : Far East and liber« Said “last glimpse of him alive.” He took| organized sophomore men. The queens are (left to right) Bonita B. Beck, Galveston; Janet Fournler, WODE AN D OE a ¢ the British eastern ke them, aa to his bed saying he wanted “to| Frankfort; Jane Attkisson, Indianapolis; Louise Balen, Whiting; Barbara Linsenmaler, Gary; Lois Chit. Sheeps' Clothing “© iched on personnel. move pork entirely from rationing to get rd of the surplus is out on his wile 18 deaths” and refuaed | wood, Helmsburg, and Ruth T. Rosinsky, Omaha, Ne! ia —— ON BRITISH RADIO WITH MOROCCAN fie 0 a ce administra nourishmen h : . / TROOPS i WT he ensigns ¥ left over | x tion a ent At the end of that time he was per- (Shocked listeners that the “hellfire Greek, Latin and Arabic languages. H tf | T : | IN ITALY, Dec. 21 (Delayed) = ners. The extra po t n ration books would upset ospiral I rays er—Has the usually butter and oleomargarine supplies. susded to abandon his hunger(and damnation brand of theology! pe was a graduate of Yale univer-| ~ LONDON, De. 23 (U. P.).—~Come-| (U. P). — A Moroccan sentry an air commander, : 7 strike. was all poppycock. sity and once taught at Hamline will Bear G ifts dian Leslie Henson revealed today| thought someone was trying to der is still unfilled. a0 4.8.9 He then was removed to the com-| The incident almost caused him| =~. ...= o Baul Minn. and the that the British Broadcasting Co.| pull the wool over his eyes when Peirse for air com S| Freet . munity hospital where he gained{to be tried for heresy but he re- cd . 4 DINNER TRAYS at City and |has forbidden broadcasting of any| he spotted three sheep listening Adm, Somerville for ow Freeze . back much of the 25 pounds he lost [signed from the Methodist church|CGarrett Biblical institute, Riley hospitals Christmas day will |material written by P, G. Wode-| in on an allied telbphone line in ommander in chief FROZEN grapefruit segments should appear in your market during the hunger strike and seemed [before action was taken. He then Se ———————————— be decorated with favors made by [house, famous British humorist, who| no-man's land yesterday, : from the careful in another six weeks. They will replace canned grapefruit which | |content to live out his allotted time. |founded the Union church at Kentl- DEEP PACIFIC WELLS children in the handcraft classes (has been broadcasting over the Nazi| An equally incredulous patrol ned by Gen. Eisen. has been set aside for military food buyers. Over a month ago a worth, Ill, and was its pastor until, WASHINGTON, D. C.—On some! at the city’s community centers. [radio during his internment in| investigated and found three Gere } Chinese have been special allotment of sugar was made by OPA to freeze grapefruit. Fry 1917, {of the Pacific islands garrisoned by| The young people made almost |Germany. man troopers, not too well dise und commander, so The processing is under way but freezing facilities and storage Horswell led a fiery career during| He died of a heart attack at Doug-| American troops, army engineers| 1000 favors in the form of minia- | “I thought it was a narrow-mind-| guised in sheepskins, The Nazis named eventually. space are limited and demand is great. the many years he was a minister. las hospital Tuesday night. (have had to drill down as far as| ture Santas, snow men, Christ- [ed decision, Henson sald, suggest-| had attempted to mingle with & ulties, political and eT . = # He once stood before the faculty] He was well known as a scholar 1800 feet to reach good drinking| mas trees, candles, stars and bells, Ing Wodehouse's broadcasts might | flock of sheep between the battle ently have contribe and trustees of the Garrett Biblical and biblical student and was con-! water, since none was available Hh! and also constructed several dozen have been made under gestapo lines in order to tap the allied British | Odds and Ends institute at Chicago and told his sidered an authority on Semitic, the surface. tree ornaments. | pressure.

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been issued to take care of the need due to lack of mechanical refrigerators, . . . WPB is studying possibilities for removing restrictions on production of some civilian items made of steel. Certain types of steel are more plentiful now and will be used for essential civilian goods where it is possible. , . . Restrictions on the

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. use of glass and wood containers cannot be relaxed now, WPB SelS * jor ground advances says, Military needs are still too great, : RIDGE air victories on the gs x © , and at Rangoon, aches to the Burma On Being a Real Person , be to open South a ad alone is not & B Y S F entusl Chine based ring Your Secret Fears “ the southeast Asia f Th «, DRES en Out and Confront Them DREN'S By DR. HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK Human life is full of secret fears, thrust into the attics and dark corners of personality, Sometimes such fears are consciously “suppressed,” deliberately put out of sight and hearing, and sometimes x they are unconsciously “repressed,” until, forgotten altogether, they ONDS mms - gnaw at the vitals of life like clandestine diseases of which the vietim * D\A A is unaware. In either.case, the first step in dealing constructively with [a 3 ne (GTON, Dec, 23.= He nm ke dees > sad oe cure is to end the concealment and | psevelt's ‘ speech to at it ourselves and talk about it | CaITY the whole situation out into die East, is awaited Many fears | The disruptive effect of such a not untinged with are not of this secret, chronic fearfulness is CAPS presentatives of the “kind, Multi- | physically based. The adrenal puTCH 3s here. : tudes today glands were evolved to furnish us * ects, or wants, to be know clearly in every frightening situation litary secrets, But what they with “a swig of our own internal on to believe that stand in dread fight-tonic.” ems bearing on the of — unemploy- & A scared man chased by a bull tern and southeast ment, economic ~ may jump a fence that under were discussed by insecurity, ill- normal circumstances he could ATS x Shurchill and Presi- nes, way, oh not possibly scale, but such sud- r CO he interested envoys Many others, es den access of energy cannot be 17 NS * 4 however, are Dr. F dong sustained. All fear is thus | C\GARE . my advances, it is haunted by furtive fears. The | An alarm, in response to which 3 within the ‘tragedy in the early life of ‘Mr. | the adrenal glands spring into | : s expected. In fact, Clifford Beers, narrated in “A || action, and the tragedy of habit- | "i . Poland is almost Mind That Found Itself” would | ual anxiety and dread is that | : : = FIR ck again within 90 “probably have been impossible | they constitute a continuous false NER : URINES ; cs * ie two countries are had he brought his secret dread | alarm, repeatedly calling out the S x oN : " FG ANDBA re is almost certain out of hiding. His older brother | fire department when there is no DRESSE WR P VES * H : had epilepsy; Clifford attended | fire, turning the invaluable adren- INNER VENING x 6\0 him and picked up the idea epi- | al secretion, epinephrin, from an | D RS x€ WNS _lepsy was contagious; this dread, | emergency stimulant into a \L\PPE 60 secretly hidden in his thinking, | chronic poison, G

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Because of this people can worry themselves sick or insane. Trembling, fainting, nausea, palpitation of the heart, convulsions, and othiér ‘bodily repercussions of fear are familiar, Fear in all its

his control it convinced him that

traveled the road of needless, clandestine fear into insanity, One of the chief services of min-

Sept. 28, 1939, Russia a hiatrists is to be | f0Pms has a direct physical effect. her treaty, splitting . Joters Rov where crammed Many secret, chronic ‘dreads, d to :X bosoms, long burdened with sur- | Suppressed or repressed, call for new _houndary. reptitious fears, can unload them- | the skilled competence of the psy2 said: “Both, coun selves. Fear of the dark, of water, | chiatrist, but others the ordinary ognize as final the "of closed places, of open plates, of | man can handle if he is wise, As » state interests, as “altitude; fear of cats, of Friday | infants we started with fear of ist any interference “the 13th, of walking under a “two things only—falling and a GAG other powers.” ladder; fear of responsibility, of | loud noise, and all other fears | Ww RS ¥ L read: “The German having children, of old age and | have been accumulated since. To | SIERY * G GLIPPE

nment. the terri- of inadequacy, coupled with hu- | Sometimes when abnormal anxie- | yas completely wiped ‘miliation - and shame; religious | ties and dreads are thus objecti- ; ee fears, associated with ideas of a | fied they can be laughed off the 41--right after Ger- spying and vindictive God and an | scene. As in Mr. Beers’ case, they ¢ Union and Poland “eternal hell; endless detailed wor- | are essentially absurd, incapable date Russia signed ries, real or imaginary, and some- | of standing inspection in the sinpcognises the Soviet- times a vague fearfulhiess, filling | light. Dr. Sadler even says, with erritorial changes in life with anxious apprehension | perhaps deliberate ‘exaggeration, | dity.” Nevertheless, without the victim's knowing just | “Ridicule is the master cure for | y made it more than “what he is fearful of—such | fear and anxiety.” . n to eastern Poland. wretchedness curses innumerable | TOMORROW: War's dangers ag agin crosses me lives, and ‘the first step toward are sometimes attractive, N foe—as liberator or Pee CROSSWORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL “Answer to Previous Puzzle spring | im 29Lin ou estions are of stu, ae : 3 Summet (Fr) vital not merely » oo ; i 36 Written to every member © ' 13 Rate of trave: pes E| message United -States. An * 140f the thing © | 37 Sheltered side ans are’ for interna- 15 Christmas 38 It ~— fly at var, But thiy also great heights sis for ‘that hep 39 Musteline a IBIOIA ) mammals bund of VIAL 11] BAIR 42 Snakes HLIEINT] FIRAMET “43 Musical 2 ENTE instrument 45 Negative 46 At all times 2 47 Intend $ Edi 48 Symbol for 6 Operatic solo 18 Symbol for erbium 7 Look askance samarium 49 Glut 8 Symbol for = 22 Conclusion 50 Heavy blow ‘acetyl © 23Beverage = S52Lion 25 Singing voice 55 Upright shaft 27 Push 57 Compass point 28 Mineral 59 Parent

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