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Thursday, February 20, 1958
Family
Council
Mrs. R. F. Natalie blames
me for her father's desertion.
Naialie F. I can under
stand he never loved her.
Mrs. R. F. A year ago,
after a marriage of 16 years,
my husband left me and our
two children and went to live
with another woman. He told
me he had been deceiving me
for years and couldn't live a
double life any longer.
For a long time. I almost
thought I would lose my men
tal balance, but then I began
to see what the whole thing
had done to my children
especially my 15 - year - old
daughter, Natalie. She has be
come completely unmanage
able. She wears tons of make
up, stays out late, is failing
in her schoolwork and is con
stantly fresh and nasty at
home.
She tried to run away to
her father, but of course he
doesn't want her and brought
her right home. The worst of
it is that she blames me for
her father's actions. -
Naialie F. My mother
told me what a terrible man
my father is to have done
this, but I don't blame him.
My mother is a nag, a kill
joy. She cries all the time and
has made a fool of herself.
I saw the woman my fath
er ran away with. She is very,
very pretty and beautifully
dressed. My mother goes
around like a slob all the
time. She is so old-fashioned,
she doesn't even wear make
up. Sometimes she really
looks weird.
I don't want to be anything
like my mother when I grow
up. My mother not only
doesn't know how to hold her
husband, but doesn't under
stand anything about today's
teen-agers. I used to love her
more than my father, but now
that I am older I can see all
her faults and can under
stand why my father never
loved her.
The Council: Natalie has
certainly gotten the worst of
blows at the most difficult
time of her life and she will
need a great deal' of under
standing and help if she is to
find her way to a happier life.
It won't do for Mrs. R.F.
to defend herself and tell
Natalie how "terrible" her
father is. It is enough that
Natalie know her father has
done wrong, that law, society
and religious teachings con
demn his action. Her mother,
or a competent outsider,
should explain to Natalie that
she cannot possibly under
stand or evaluate the real in
ner reasons for her father's
actions. She should know that
the whole thing can't be ex
plained away by her mother's
grooming or lack of it.
Beyond that, Mrs. R.F.
should make an effort to show
that she wants to help Natalie
become an attractive and pop
ular young woman. Natalie
needs reassurance that men
do not ordinarily walk out on
their wives and that violent
methods are not usually re
quired to hold them. Certain
ly, it should be easy to point
out that the girls who wear
"tons of makeup," stay out
late and fail in schoolwork
are not the most popular teen
agers.
Undoubtedly, Natalie is
highly disturbed at this time,
but her mother should recog
nize that her violent language
and wild accusations are part
ly a blowing off of steam. She
should try to keep it from
getting under her skin. She
needs all the courage, cheer
fulness and mental poise she
can possibly summon.
(Copyright 1958.
General Features Corp.)
BLACKLISTING RECORD
New York API The pres
idents of 17 major American
Jewish organizations today
described as "economic and
political blackmail" the Arab
backed blacklisting of U. S.
firms that do business with
Israel. "The Arab policy
would collapse if the United
States government strongly
opposed it," they said. The
statement said the recent U.
S. renewal of an agreement
with Saudi Arabia prohibits
assignment of Jewish person
nel to the U. S. air base at
Dhahran and as a result "Am
erican Jews are no longer
equally protected in their
rights of citizenship."
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The Medical
On Finding the Causa
Of An Asthma
Every week I get letters
from unhappy asthmatics who
want to know what brings on
their sudden attacks of wheez
ing. Why will
they have to
sit up much
when, for the
ext two
3 weeks, they
are almost
well? They
tell me their
j doctor skin-
Dr. Alvarez
tested them
and found they were sensitive
to house dust but many
"shots" designed to desensi
tize them did not do much
good. Another doctor took
away a lot of their foods but
this didn't work. Another
gave them an adrenalin spray
and that, for a time, was
wonderful, but now it does
not work so well; it seems to
have played out.
Another doctor made them
cover their pillows and their
mattress, but that did not
help. Another doctor tried
many of the antihistaminic
drugs, and some of these
helped. One doctor gave some
codeine, and this helped
beautifully until the person
became sensitized to the stuff.
Another doctor gave the old
fashioned iodides, and for a
while this helped a great deal.
So often, when an intelli
gent asthmatic patient says to
me, "I wish I could figure
out for myself what brings
on my attacks," I'm delighted,
and I sit down to teach him
how to do the home detective
work that, in some cases, can
be so helpful and so delight
fully curative.
I can remember the first
young woman who taught me
how helpful such a study
could be. She kept a record
of what she had done before
getting an attack and found
that she was free at home
but always ill at her grand
mother's place in a suburb.
Later, she found she was very
sensitive to cat hair and her
grandmother loved cats.
I remember the next pa
tient who found, on keeping
a record, that he got asthma
when he sat on his davenport.
Later, he found the trouble
was all due to one pillow
full of goose-feathers. A wom
an got asthma when her
daughter came home from
the riding - academy. The
mother was very sensitive to
horses.
I remember so well the
woman who got asthma when
her husband, a traveling man,
came home from a trip. Only
PILFERING
Pisa, Italy (IP) Four Am
erican soldiers were being
questioned today in connec
tion with alleged widespread
pilfering from the giant U. S.
Camp Derby Army supply
center near here. Army offic
ials would release no details
on the case pending comple
tion of the investigation. Ital
ian police sources said most
of the material stolen consis
ted of small parts from the
automotive supply pool. Sev
en Italians, including em
ployees of Camp Derby, have
been detained and some have
made confessions, police said.
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Mayo Foundation
when a careful record was
kept did we learn that the
husband loved her biscuits,
and when she sieved flour
and inhaled some of it, she
later got to wheezing.
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