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HELICOPTERS FOR DEFENSE— A helicopter is flagged down onto a small platform
fitted to the stern of a British Royal Navy fleet supply ship during tests in the English Channel. Pur
pose was to determine use of helicopters in the defease of merchant ships.
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BY RICHARD KLEINER
NEA Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK— (NEA) — Are
you worried? Do you let minor in
conveniences like wars, high
prices, atom bombs and bad health
upset you? If you do, here’s some
advice for you: don’t worry about
it.
i The fine art of worrying has be
come so widespread that it’s con
stituting a big Worry for indus-
Sg'. They're worrying so much
ibout Worry that one big com
pany, E, 1. du Pont de Nemours
and Co., devoted five pages to the
subject in their employe maga
gine, Better Living.
i, The object of the article, ap
saremly, is to get the folks at du
ont to stop worrying and start
goducing better. Their advice
ils down to this: find out what
u're really worrying about and
something about it.
. To back up their idea, they use
several case histories of expert
worriers, The following isn’t one
of them, but it's the type of thing
they presented:
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% The Case of H. Y. H. Y. (those
aren’t his real initials; he was
worried about letting people know
his initials) was always worry
ing. When he didn’t have anything
to worry about, he worried be
e¢ause things were going too well
so last.
i His main worry was money. He
had four children, a wife, two first
¢Busins and a hound dog named
Carefree, to support. His big prob
lem was the high cost of dog bis
cuits. He -worried - about money
nicht and day. As a hobby, he also
worried about: the- state. of the
world
i The worrying began to affect
his work. He was worrying so
thuch he couldn't do a decent day’s
work. So he began to work nights.
*hat didn’t help. He was about to
lose his job, when he went to his
foreoman who set him straight.
¢ “Tt's not really money that’s up
geiting you, H. Y.” said the fore
fnan. “It’s your health. See a doc
for.” X . o :
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His doctor. advised him to get
Josser shoes. That did the trick.
His health improved, his-work im
proved, his worries vanished and
somebody gave. Carefree a case of
dos Dbiscuits. /
. That’s how 4o lick worry: The
lc‘ea is that you may be worrying
2bout something, but. your chief,
basic worry is something else. An
#lyze your self and your problems,
find out the crux of the matter,
jand then try to correct it.
¢ ™he du Pont people compiled
4his list of the most frequent wor-
Ties:
. 1. Dependency — you're afraid
of growing old and having to be
‘dependent on family ad friends.
". 2. Loss of love—worrying about
‘a marriage failure. .
| KREMLIN. KEEPS HOME FIRES BURNING IN.CHINA'|
25,000 Russian troops :
under General Vanoy U S S R 1 Mechanized:
crossed into Sinkiang o o eBN 1 Armored Cor
to replace Chinese Soviet Division |
First Field Army . .. Foes :
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... which is spread all 3
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ndau Chinese soldiers I?htiug in Korea, according to Fussian Soldiers ‘Oceon ]
Chinese Nationalist intelligence reports. This News- A
map shows disposition of Russian troops in China, accord- O oy
ing to Nationalist sources. The five divisions at Port T
Arthur and Doiren and ten in Manchuria proper bring y
the total Russian strength in North China to 300,000 AL FORMOSA
w men. If the Chinese send all of Gen. Peh oA AT
T First Field Army—estimated ot 400,000 to ||= . = oA Miles, B
000 men—into Korea, then more Soviet soldiers will |} S R Ry T E
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JOSEPHINE'S RETURN-—St. Louis-born singer-dancer Josc
phine Baker, who captured Paris 25 years ago wearing a girdle
of bananas and little else, has returned home for her first Broad
way appearance in 15 years and a five-month tour of America.
The singer, “about 47 years old,” is seen with her French husband,
Joe Bouillon, reading congratulatory messages after her opening
in New York. For her new routine of “dressed-up” sex, Miss
Baker brought along 45 trunks of costumes valued at $250,000.
| ..3. Debt —that's self-explana
! tory. :
4. Spiritual decline — concern
‘over declining moral standards.
5. Xilness — also seif-explana
‘ tory.
| 6. Losing job—ditto.
The only trouble with that list,
from a chonic worrier's stand
point, is that it may give you
isome ideas. Lots of people might
not have thought about some of
' those worries, but they're dandies.
| You can lose all sorts of sleep over
number ohe, for example.
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Another idea some worriers use
is substitution. If they're spend
ing an. unpleasant night's sleep
worrying about war, for example,
they’ll “delibérately begin worry
ing about something less fear
some. For instance:
1. Try worrying about eggplant.
Why -is it so purple? Does it mean
anything? How did they -ever
make it to taste ,so bad? Will it
get better?
2. Another nice worry is horse
feathers. What are they? Do they
come from horses that fly or birds
| that run? How do they taste? Why?
i 3. For a serious worry, consider
the universe. Where does it end?
When you get to the end, is there
a wall or kars or a bunch of guys
with spears? If there are guys
with spears, who pays them? What
| would Kefauver say about it?
4. Some very pleasant worry
ing can be done on the subject of
toothpaste. How do they get it in
the tubes? Do they take a lump
of the stuff and wrap it up in a
tube, or do they take a tube and
push the paste in? Wouldn't it be
fun to squeeze a whole tube of it
in somebody’s face? How fast can
that somebody run? Is he bigger
than you
There'’s really nothing wrong in
worrying. It's just natural concern
carried to unnatural limits. You've
just got to eatch it before it gets
the best of you.
Because if you let Worry be
come your master, you can de
velop ulcers, or become nervous,
or lose sleep, or get fired, or some
thing.
Please pass the sleeping pills.
.
are you doing to
relieve misery of
your ACNE PIMPLES ?
T 1% o teneteo
ONE WEIK—. Sri,misery rellef in-
MONEY BACK El.ac%( g{ld \@’r}ilt(‘ Oint-
ORARANTIS £ot an) siary
Acne, Eczema, Tetter. 25c, 60c, 85c,
Insist on Black and White Ointment,
Cleanse with Black and White Soap,
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THE hANNtn-n&uh‘ ATHENS, GEORGIA
OLDTIMER COACHES
TRACK FOR FUN
BROWNWOOD, Tex. = (AP)
J. Horace (Cap) Shelton carries
this amateur business to the ex
treme, He’s been track coach at
Howard Payne College 31 years
and has never been on the payroll
of the athletic department.
Coaching track is a hobby with
Cap. He likes it so well he’s will
ing to do it for nothing, In fact,
he insists on it.
His record is mighty good. He
has won 13 Texas Conference
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Wolcott won fame while running
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Shelton explained why Reese
never made a world champion.
“He wouldn’t race the clock. He'd
just run against his opponent. I
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