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Tuesday Event Listed
By Royal Neighbors.
Royal Neighbors of America wil
hold a game and bridge party Tues-
day at 1 p. m. at the IOOF hall.
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TH* «?Tl*TEN, HOGAN* YOU 4
HOGAN ) NEARLY CRACKED UP «
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faints easily at the sight of blood or
when he la badly hurt Also he cannot
stand to see anyone hurt and doesn't
like bandages on himself or others.
"He is a nervous child and has been
(let him bend
like these and he
American
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week in the Carnegie library at Ard- another
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Trio of Guests Visits
Mr, and Mrs. Rice
Mr and Mrs.’ Alfred Johnson, Me-
sick. Mich., and their granddaughter,
Miaa Natalie Weston. Thompsonville.
Mich., are the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy E. Rice, 30 and Ger-
aldine.
The visitors are enroute to their
homes from Ban Antonio, where they
have been the guests of the Johnson a
son. Neal Johnson, and Mrs. John-
son.
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TP a child sets terrified at the sight
X of blood it is. presumably, because
parents have acted similarly when the
child has had some injury. No matter
how upset the parent, it behooves her
to act calm and controlled, not dis-
traught.
Lfrs. O M. H says her 5-year-old
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ty Saves a Life" (Ted Donaldson-
Gloria Henry-Stephen Dunne). Most
commission of the UN economic and i^’through 'it' BEST PER FORM-
social council. Mrs. Roosevelt credited, ANCE: Peter Miles in “The Red
social council. Mrs. Roosevelt credited, ANCE:
the women delegates of P a k 1 s-t a n. pony."
India, and Santo Domingo with the
inclusion of the ardently feminist
nouns Because they insisted, the doc-
ument refers also to "everyone.” instead
of to "every manand to “no one",
instead of "no man." which safeguards
women In countries where they "are
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Ruih Nell Forest, Mrs Olive Ragsdale.
Mrrkey and Mrs Ben Ely.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Dushin
To Present PEO Program
Chapter CW\pf PEO will meet on' „ -------,
Ltondav in ^the home of Miss Mildred difficult for him to give up that ob-
licllond. »0« NW 14. The event will vtoUa distinction. I'd treat it casually
bo st 8 p m Mrs Elizabeth Dusk in. and ten him that as he grows hell
president, will have charge of
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8. Fulton Murphy, S37 NW 39, co- Patterson.
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T^ARIS. Feb. 13—(WNNS»—France,
* known all over the world for its
lack of inhibitions on “unedited"
books, frank movies and plays and
nude revues, u one Jump ahead of
Puritan Boston on cenlorship of chil-
dren's reading matter.
Just about everything goes for adult
reading here. But parents, educators
and children's court Judges have
brought enopgh pressure to bear to get
a bill through the general assembly
setting up a rommlssion of experts to
censor every magazine, comic book or
immphlet for youngsters.
The commission will Include repre-
sentatives of teachers’ unions, the.
press, youth organisations, lawyers,
artists and an "average mother" and
"average fatbea." It will be able to fine
publishers of the "wrong kind" of
children's literature, and to suspend
their publications after second of-
fenses.
The "wrong kind." according to tne
League of French Teachers, which
was one of the leaders in demanding
the new law. Includes comic books
(hat glorify brawn over brain; those
in which gangsters successfully defy
-he Uw. and thoae in which heroines
and villaineases alike wear too little.
The comic book fight has had its
political, as weU as moral, angle, how-
ever. since the Communist party was
tne first tn ssk for censorship of
youngsters' publications The commu-
nist bloc of deputies abstained from
voting on the bill that passed this week,
because it did not contain one of their
pet causes s clause which would
have prevented American cotnie strips
from entering France. In addition,
their opponents hold the communists
are afraid their own children's pubilca-
tton. "Valliant." may be censored, for
the new law states that children's lit-
erature must not engender hate "Val-
liant" includes severe criticism of
capitalism and of America
Pierre Menard, information director
of the League of French Teachers,
pointed out that during the war
French youngsters lived in an atmos-
phere of violence, in which stealing,
black marketing, and even killing were
condoned—as koog as the Germans
were the toners. Ffcr this reason, he
said, they feel at home in the violence
pictured in the comic books.
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And lack of hiOM^y
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'Bridge Set by Rotary Anns
- 4^ KLAHOMA CITY Rotary Anns. Auditors will be Mrs. Milton
\_z now celebrating their twentieth Wicker. 2608 NW 28; Mrs.
anniversary, will be hostesses at their Howard,
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BEEN, POdlE ? THE
Bid BO^ HA« KEN
^TALKIN' YOU ALL
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Reservations Are Listed
For Amigo Club Supper
Reservations have been made by
several couples for the supper Tuesday
at the Amigo club Among those
planning to attend the • p. B. affair
are Mr and Mrs C E. Harkness. Mr.
and Mrs R. R. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs.
cliff Ray and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Wattera.
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PEO Chapter Meeting
Planned by Mrs, Collins
Mrs E. Herring Collins. «31 NW 20,
will be hostess cm Tuesday to mem-
bers at Chapter CV of PRO when the
group meets in her home at 7 30
p. m. Mrs Rowe Cook will review
"Smile Ptease" by Mildred Spurrier
Topp.
Additional guests win be Mrs. H. ▼.
Lucas and Mrs. M. D. Worrell.
Nerves Cause Feminists Win
Loss of Hair Charter Rights
Iir ASHINGTON. Feb. 12— (WNNS)
W —The United Nations declaration
hU"“® rt<ht,?.r*fer,.nOt J4?- *?UiMght to’match their worth . Co-
three?w«ms member.’of the) o u r-Don Amec he).
I meringue tao fluffy tar nourishment
Franklin D. Roosevelt told the Wo-
mens National Press club. C»ioria neury-vwinini *zwu»c,. mw.
Chairman of the human righta jBtu wl|] need first-aid after suffer -
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• Grey's often-screened novel, ^WIM* furious, but there is no other way. I
l fire" . . . bhj-b*j ~ mum ■ " i nr Bribe“ '
I (Robert Taylor—Ava Gardner-Charles
I Laughton-Vincent Price-John Hodl-
ak). Big nams stars in a story too
.. light tn match their worth . . . Co-
men but to "all human beings' be- ,u’mbtB .8u<hUy French" (Dorothy
cause three .women members of the. L , m o u r-Don Amec he) Romantic
rights commission fought for that|
language to protect women. Mrs.
On the special tickets committee
are Mrs.
11201 Huntington. co-chairmen.
ert L. Byram. 2521 Nw”17; Mrs. WU- 1B2B by Mrs' Virgil Browne, NW of for'sabu? one-time "Etepbant Bo^ofj J"??
Ham P Atkinson, 2801 NW 25; Mrs. the city, end Mrs Harry C. Watlon. the----- --------—
Elvin D. Wolfe. 1M» NW 38;
E. E Howerton. 2541 NW 23;
Warren C. James. 835 NE 31; Mrs. E. service
L. Dobbs. 1319 NW 20. and Mrs. J. series were inaugurated. The club now ably accept, directorship of Mexico
has 300 members.
As has been done for the past 20
If you were to see any one of Val-
entino'S pictures today, you'd marvel.
I think, at the poor quality of his
acting, but you'd be tremendously Im-
pressed by the impact of his person-
ality—impressed enough to under-
stand why a syndicate of five San
not considered equal to men,'' Mrs. Francisco women have pooled their
Roosevelt said. ** *
with hia Juices and vitamins Now.
what about his entering school? Won't
he see blood when his teeth are pulled
and won’t there be accidents at
MrK R C Milispaugh. 241 NW 34. school? He likes Sunday school and
Will
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finances to buy his old home Falcon
, Lair and turn it into a shrine. Holly-
The traveling art exhibit of thS WOOd has had scores of acton more
Association of University I capable than Valentino, but it has
display through this never—and perhaps will never—have
personality . with such un-
canny magnetism.
By JAME9 W. BARTON. M. D.
rrANY yean ago a physician friend
1V1 developed bald spots on hla
head—alopecia areata—and after sev-
eral months, ths hair grew in again.
He spent considerable time trying
to find ths cauae. But as there were
no organisms present, no Increase in
the pulgs rate or rise in tempera-
ture. he decided that it must be due
to nerves which, he smilingly rtated,
caused various symptoms when he
wasn't able to find any other cause.
Parasites are blamed, but no parasite
has as yet been discovered.
As anything affecting the hair is
believed due to gland disturbance—
thyroid, pituitary, adrenal and sex—
the glands were carefully investigated
without obtaining any light on the
matter.
That alopecia areata is due to
i or emotional disturbance has
suggested, and it may be
that these emotional disturbances in
turn affect one or more of the glands.
Thus, alopecia areata is indirectly due
to gland disturbances.
In his textbook. "Diseases of the
Skin " Sir Malcolm Morris, the great
British skin specialist, states that he
has observed a number of cases where
baldness occurred immediately after
a mental shock such as fright.
Further evidence that alopecia
areata may be caused by mental and
emotional disturbances is reported by
Dr. R. E Peck in ths "Georgia Medi-
cal Association Journal.” Atlanta.
Dr. Peck cites four patients, to
whom alopecia areata occurred as the
early or first symptom of • neurosis
(thinking you ha vs an ailment when
none* is present). In two of these
cases, the onset of alopecia areata was
associated with sudden and over-
whelming fright the other two, it
was associated with the onset of
chronic anxiety (chronic fear).
In one patient, what to called a
conversion*- symptom appeared. That
to, ths hysterical individual has an
unworthy wish and this wish, because
it to repressed, to "converted" or oc-
curs as a physical symptom such as
alopecia areata.
Fortunately, to tbs great majority
of the cases the hair returns and tbs
bald spots gradually disappear. Nour-
tohiiw food and fresh air may causs
ths symptoms to disappear to tern than
tbs usual two years.
Strong Measures Necessary
pxEAR MISS DIX: <4 am a man approaching middle age and havs been
U married 15 years I love my wife and she to a good woman, but she iir
very extravagant and runs our household on such a lavish scale that wo
are perpetually in debt. I have al-
ways earned a
good income, but
we have never
been able io put
away a cent for
e m e r gencie* or
our old age. When
I attempt a prac-
tical discussion of
the condition, my
wife goes into
hysterics.
I am now faced
'Tis Rumored When Wife Is a Spendthrift,
Ta
Secret Trip
Bv JIMMIE F1DLEB
HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 12—Wotstoi
XX about Rita Hayworth making a|
secret flight to London to see former A
hubby Orson Welles and try to talk,
him out of his projected suit for cus- —
tody of their daughter? . . . Ottilie,
1 (Ottos daughter) Kruger will altar-
trek with New York playwright Gayne
mittee chairmen for the affair, which Mrs. Carl W. Skogsberg. 821 NW 39; Richards on June 1; they'll honey-
are Mrs.
WORRIED HUSBAND.
ANSWEB: You are quite right to
wanting to put some money aside for
screen, to renounce the Moslem^ to <aHnVnd°ifUw»Bha
churehnattended*by*hte°wlfe^'T^owe ^h‘nJ ^tt? “Thereto
s. E. service program and benefit bridse; Iturbl has been offered, and will prob- ( nothjnK e|M M terrible as to be old
—... and poor and dependent.
| City's fine symphony orchestra. s to huaband, falrly
George (Dinah Shore's spouse) and generously with their wives about
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William Boulton. 1701 NE 63.
The committee for securing tables
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Mrs. John C. Kerin. 1108 Huntington rial service program which provides their San Fernando Valley ranch; he give their wives an allowance on which
drive. tonsillectomies and eye glasses for drove a tractor into an abandoned! to run the house and for their own
Serving on other committees are Oklahoma City's underprivileged chii-> cUtern # e . Veronica Lake is telling personal uae. In the great majority
Mrs. E. H. Randall. 2318 NW 19. re- dren. ; pals that she hopes to settle, out of of cases this arrangement is perfectly
treahments: Mrs. H. H. Hopping, 7418 Past presidents of Rotary Anns to-; court, that suit for support filed byjsatisfactory, for most women sre
N May. tables and covers, and Mrs. elude Mrs. Browne. Mrs. Douglas. Mrs. mother, thereby avoiding further thrifty and anxious to save and help
Oscar L. Holderby, 3138 NW 30, cards Foster. Mrs. Lyons. Kfrs. Byram. Mrs.^^ pubi|cUy • 'thelr husbands along.
and tallies. iW. C. Dance. Mrs Skogsberg. Mrs. PREVIEW NIOHT8: Pic of the But occasionally there to a wife like
Mah-jongg chairman to Mrs. Rex A. Dee. Mrs. Dr yes Mrs. Barbour. Mrs. week: Republic’s "The Red Pony" yours In whose pockets money burns.
Hayes. 1502 Camden way with Mrs. Robert D. Angerman. Mrs. Kiley. Mrs (Myrna Ixxy-Robert Mitchum-Louis' who is a senseless spender, who esn
and Mrs. caihern-Peter Miles). John Steinbeck's, never see anything without buying it.
classic, superbly directed, played and {and who runs up bills with anybody
photographed, provides discriminating i who will give her credit. In such
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Mrs. ErnestO. Derrick. Mrs. John M. Mideke and Mrs. Oscar L? Holderby Mrs. William M. Eberle and Mrs. Morris A. Lyons
e —-f- Child Learns t*oint» f°r Parents ticentieth Annual Benefit
\W/I . -r- r- By EDYTh THOMAS WALLACE. n a j .1 - A
w hat I o Fea r
From Parents
Since the boy's own doctor feels
that thia fainting has no physical
significance, you should stop worry-
ing sbout It. Undoubtedly, you have
made ths mistake in the past of show-
ing your own fears when he has been
injured: now fright ard an expecta-
tion that tie will faint no doubt lead
tq that phenomenon. Put his head
lower than his body
down) at tunes
probably won't faint.
You might profitably spend some
lime telling him about the wonders of
the blood which carries nutrition and
oxygen to every cell tn the body and
picks up the waste materials and
transports them away from the cells
Puncture your akin with a sterilized
needle and press up a drop or so of
blood Tell him that the blood helps
to wash away any infective material
and the bleeding can be stopped
■ promptly by pressure with a clean
1215 NW 48. and the hours will >»
ested in blood itself, he won t look
upon it as significant of some ter-
rible injury. Your own air of confi-
altee *nce that no matter what happens
* you will know how to deal with it
iabiy. will do much to end hta fears
’ As for going to school bv all means
1 ! treat him as a normal child Children
like to make capital of their differ-
, rncea and if he is the boy who always
faints at sight of blood, it’s pretty
bour, 1600 Camden way.
Mistress of ceremonies will be Mrs. ____ _
—----Ernest O. Derrick. 3515 N J. K. Moore. 2338 NW 18, and pub- other independent production idea.|
Broadway; Mrs. Robert L. Browning, licity chairmen **“ *»-•-*- » - *. 2
11123 NW 55. and Mrs. O. K. We tael. Reagles. 2720 NW 17. and Mrs. Sten On southern California'a Pyramid club
— ----- Pate, 509 NW 22. racket . . '. The Jim Ameches have
In charge of prises are Mrs. Rob-1 The Rotary Anns was organised in dated the stork for August . . . Look
In charge nt arrangements are Miss
dence that no matter what happens
; you will know how to deal with it
I believe in husbands dealing fairly
) r^^th^Fub'^n.u”‘.’*^£ul injur- money, and I have fought in season
Lash- The general advisory committee in- shelved the idea a couple of years ago.
brook. 1439 NW 41. with Mrs. Henrv eludes Mrs. Morris A. Lyons. Skirvin to again considering production of the
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i World.”
Humphrey Bogart, questing for an-
taking medicine for his nerves, along I Jonnnie. you bad boy! Did you take man.
that apple"?
accounts,
to do?
photographed, provides discriminating i who will give her credit.
fans with a red letter attraction cases the husband should keep all of
. . . GOOD: Universal-International's' the money in his hands and take the
“Red Canyon" (Ann Blyth-Howard' most drastic measures to shut off her
Duff-George Brent).'Unusually ap-> credit.
pealing western drama, based on Zane Naturally, this will make the wife
fire" . . . 80-80: MOM's "The_Brlbe" have always thought that a man wax
weak and foolish to let his wife ruin
him with her extravagance.
G.
twentieth Wicker. 2608 NW 28; Mrs. R Lee
_2._L " _7, 1523 NW 29; Mrs. H. E.
twentieth annual benefit bridge party leonhardt. 401 NW 18. and Mrs. E.
in the Civic room of the Biltmore C. Joulllan. 712 NW 40. Ticket auditqf
hotel at 1:30 p. m. February 28. * chairman will be Mrs. E. P. Leslie.
i Mrs. A R Blanchard. 2001 NW 19. 609 NW 2«
to general chairman of the event and Hostesses win be Mrs John L.
Mrs. Tom J: Dee. 500 NW 40. is co- Dryer. 1504 Drury lane; Mrs H. Dor-
chairman. Mrs. William M. Eberle, sey Douglas. 1503 Drury lane; Mrs.
6801 Avondale drive, is club president. • Earl Foster. 825 NW 41; Mrs. Earl D.1
Mrs. Blanchard has appointed com- McBride. NW 10 and Evan-Hale road;
mittee chairmen for the affair, which Mrs. Carl W. Skogsberg. 821 NW 39; Kicnaras on June i; tney ii n
is attended annually by hundreds of Mrs. Glenn C. Kiley, 416 NW 18. and moon in the south of Francs .
women. Mrs. Moss Patterson. 125 NW 15. bear that 20th Century-Fox. which
Ticket chairman to Mrs. C. A. Lash- The general advisory committee in- shelved the idea a couple of years ago.
brook. 1439 NW 41. with Mrs. Henry eludes Mrs. Morris A. Lyons. Skirvin is again considering production of the
cashier miscounted her change . . . c. Stuhr. 2321 NW 21. her co-chair- Tower hotel, and Mrs. C. Wayne Bar- late Wendell Willkies book. "One th« necessity of either drifting on
----- World" (through life on a hand-to-mouth ex-
istence. or of putting my wife on a
Humphrey Bogart, questing for sn-;nxed ,nowanc/Bn<1 B11 ehBrge
What would you advise me
Ralph L. has writers working on a story based
NTERTA1NINO in compU-
Lg ment to Mr. and Mrs.
JL-A Arthur B Ramsey. 170«
1 ' Wilshire boulevard, will be
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G Rucks.
514 NW 34, who will be hosts in
their home on Bunday Hours forj
the «vent. an hors d'oeuvre party,
will be from 6 until 8 p. m.
A group of intimate friends of the
honorees has been invited to attend
the affair. Mr. and Mrs Ramxev'have
rerenlly re-established their home ini
the City after residing in Dallas for
several years. ‘
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With Mrs. Milispaugh
Sv. . lV3 li Jrt Up* Il v A aw •• IIIR'I . JT^ *l’_w»i mssxa
entertain members of her Tues- i in other ways is a normal, healthy
Mah-jongg club at the Oklahoma boy."
I^liy Golf and Country club Lunch-1
roti st noon will precede mah-jongg
Rebecca Blackstock
Honored on Birthday
Rebecca Blackstock was the honored
guest Saturday when her parents. Mr. I
• nd Mrs. Harry L. Blackstock Jr. en- 1
tertsiped with a party for her in their '
home at 3038 NE 27. The event cele-
braied the honoree's sixUi birth anni- 1
vemanr.
Mrs P. J. Patterson. 512 NW 18.
assisted Mr« Blackstock with the hoe-
pita 11 tleer Twelve guests were present.
Alpha Pi Omega Lists
I alentine Dansant
Entertaining at a Valentine dansant
on Bunday will be members nt Alpha
Pi omega sorority. The event will be,
held in the home of Miss Julia Moore, i
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