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Newspaper Page Text8 X LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE ksk i C-H . ..... I I I I Sy&wa i:- i- .to 'SUMS -l "Moa UV03MO!) 0t 'OVU ' '3Jd3d 7 Disturbed Child Needs Help By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I married late (at age 34) and I had a baby five years later. I was shocked. Two j . i.t j me I would family. My son was a colic I baby and cried lor six months straight. My husband and I didn't know what a good night's sleep was until that boy was nine months old. Reginald Is now six and has caused us nothing but trouble. He broke up my friendship with three neighbors because lie tore up their flowers, scratched their furniture with his toys and hit their children. They blamed me and said I didn t control him, Believe me, Ann, I spanked him repeatedly but it did no good. Last week his first grade teacher told me in her 23 years of teaching she has never seen a more difficult child. She sug gested professional help. My husband says all the psychia trists he knows are nuttier than their patients, and that our boy needs a military school. We know a school that will take him at age seven. It's expensive but it may be worth it. What do you say? EXHAUSTED Dear Exhausted: I aay the teacher gave you excellent ad vice and I hope you will take It. I could write five columns on what Is wrong wWi your son and why all based on the facta you have outlined in your letter. Hun. don't walk, to the nearest doctor who specializes In clis. turbed children. Your child needs help desperately. Dear Ann Landers: Some thing happened recently that made me realize the hazards of retirement not so much for the man who suddenly finds himself with time on his hands, but for his poor w ife. f have belonged to a two-table bridge club for almost 20 years. We met every week at the home of one of the members, and all of us had a delightful time. Last month the women announced, rather mysteriously, that the club was disbanding because there seemed to be so many Our final two weeks other tilings to do, meeting was held ago. I heard this morning that the club has been reorganized and I was left out. The reason? Since my husband retired six months ago the women dreaded coming to my home because my husband insisted on hovering over the tables and offering sug gestions on how to play their hands. I cannot deny that all they said is true. Frankly, ho gets on my nerves, loo, but what can I do about 11? Please, please suggest something. NOT-SO-GOLDEN-YEARS Dear Not-So-Golden: Your hus band needs an outlet for his time and energies io he will not need to hang around you and your friends. . You know where his Interests and his talents lie. Get busy and direct them Into productive channels or he'll drive you both out of your minds. .Dear Ann Landers: Our son is planning to marry a nice girl who comes from a family that has nothing. He is our only child and frankly we had hoped for something better for him. The bride's mother phoned yesterday and asked me to send a list of our close relatives. She said she was sorry we could not invite any friends to the dinner because they are working on a limited budget and must keep the dinner list down. 'My husband and 1 are heart sick. We are well off financial ly and would like to foot the bill for the wedding and do it right. Please advise.-NOT HAPPY Dear Not Happy: Send oil the abbreviated list and show no sign of disappointment fir un happlncss. The bride's parents should have the kind of wed ding they can afford and you should go along with It gra ciously. Ann Landers' frank and infor mative new book, "Teen-Agcrs and Sox" ($2.95), Is now avail able at your book store. Ann Landers will be glad to lielp you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper, enclosing a stamped, sell-addressed envelope. Invention Of Nylon 25 Years Ago Revolutionized Fiber Industry HERALD AXD NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, December M, 1961 PAGE-SB By GAY PAIXEY NEW YORK (UPI) - A gold en haired tot named Shirley Temple was the movie queen of the day. Fiorello LaGuardia was the lirey little mayor of the na tion's largest city. It was the year that Douglas Wrongwayl Corrigan flew from Brooklyn to Dublin. It was the year Hitler invaded Austria. And, it was the year that a Wilmington, Del., industrialist stood before an audience attend ing the New York Herald Trib une Forum and announced Ihe news of "a new word and a new material" nylon. The man was Charles M. PAGE tB A. Stine, a vice president of Du Pont, developers of the first fiber to come strictly from the lest tube. 'Rayon, ahead of it, is a fiber made by forcing a solution of modified cellulose through minute holes and dry ing the filaments.) The year of nylon's birth pub licly: 13:i8. The fiber was to provide the impetus for today's mammoth man-created fiber in dustry, amazing in the number of materials available and the uses to which they are put. This year, observing its 2oth anniversary, nylon itself is ! ing produced by 112 companies in 120 planls and in 38 coun- HERAI.D AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. tries, i The word nylon is gen eric; it is not a trademark.) Big Business In the United Stales alone, the one miracle fiber is pro duced at the rate annually of 600 million pounds, at a value close to '.m million. More than 19,000 persons are involved di rectly in its manufacture; an estimated 750,000 workers in thousands of business firms de pend on it in one way of another for a livelihood. Du Pont says that 1 1 years of research and $27 million were spent in pioneering the fiber. The man whose research creat ed it was Dr. Wallace H. Ca- Fi iday. Decerning SO, 10K.1 rothers, who died some 18 months before the first public announcement of the fiber was made Oct. 27, 1938. Nylon is created from atoms in coal, air and water. And a lady who snagged her first stock ings made from the fiber re turned them to Du Pont, noting acidly, that "obviously some body put too much air in this pair." Commercial production of the fiber didn't begin until late 1939 and its early uses were for toothbrush bristles, fishing lines and surgical sutures. Hosiery Boom But the real impact of the in vention came with production nf hosiery in I9;!9. The first stock ings were sold to Du Pont em ployees in February, 1939. And in October, 1939, a few went on sale through retail stores in Wil mington. In May, 1940, they went on sale in stores through out the country. But with the beginning of World War II, nylon "went to war" earmarked for para chutes, glider tow ropes, jungle tents, tarpaulins, and tire cord for heavy bombers and lighter planes. Women were asked to turn their old stockings over to the scrap drive so they could be converted into yarn for military use. Nylon stockings became like shoe ration coupons and slcak and bulter. In Tulsa, Okla., 60 girls were asked what they missed most during the war. Twenty said men. Forty said nylons. The first post-war nylons be gan to appear early in 1948 and tile reaction often was riotous. In Philadelphia, 13 foot pa trolmen and five mounted po lice were on duty when a store offered nylons for the first time. A Cleveland Press headline read: "Thousands storm coun ters for nylons." Reported the Los Angeles Times: "Robbers carry olf ny lons in safe." Bob Hope noted in September that nylons were due back by Christmas. He aded, "I won't say the women are anxious, but this is the first time Congress ever got 50 million letters pe titioning it to abolish October and November." And so went the first 23 years. What of the next 25? Du Pont said research prom ises that nylon's future may surpass its past. Just last week, the company announced "the biggest news in hosiery since stockings became nylons" development of a yarn with a special self-crimping property that puts resilience or "give" into stockings to give "a new kind of leg flattery as well as great freedom of fit." Stockings of the new yarn will be available by early 1964. GIFTS OF THE MAGI BY O. HENRY White' fingers and nimble tore ot ttie ribbon ond paper. And then an ecsta tic scram of ir. KfiiM ill Wj "New fer, OdfV" Jin said. otfmg . "elV"'''0 I if. cou'1' n,a'" me "f 9ir' 'Ms- "ut X vjsi i ISMtaai " yeall unwrap that package you may L' "'' ' V jSSgJrl-vl' k"7! "hy I looked a little disturbed." IYV'vV !. .siri?vs . c , -r -a- r. And then, alas! A murk tmtniiUk v change to hys terical tears, necessitating the employment of alt the comfort ing powers of the lord of the flat. 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Rioting broke out in the streets of Sofia on Feb. 12. Re ports said club-swinging police broke up demonstrations of Ghanaian students calling for the release of seven leaders of the Pan-African Students Union who had been arrested. Seventeen Ghanaian students left the country, charging Bul garian racism and brutality. More students left later and one of their spokesmen in So- IN FAMOUS SAMPLER CHOCOLATES ltai IMt HNE5T ALWAYS FRESH AT PAY LESS DRUG! 2oo lb. SIZE 10 J4L I THE GIFT OF HER V LIFETIME! GENUINE WALLACE STAINLESS STEEL TABLE SERVICE ONLY a DAYS fcgiLEFT I jrjk CRUNCHY AND V ALMOND TINY MINIATURE WHITMANS SAMPLERS 25c EACH 2 FINEST QUALITY AMERICAN MADE BY FAMOUS WALLACE SILVERSMITHS! GUARANTEED FOR LIFE! ROCA 2.00 SIZE JUST DUTCH MASTER box - so 5. 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Brown announced today that no television cam eras, no radio recording equip ment and no still cameras will be permitted in his courtroom during the trial of Jack Ruby. Iluby is charged with murder ing Lee Harvey Oswald, ac cused assassin of President Kennedy. Brown's statement ended the possibility that the trial might go on coast-to-coast live televi sion. Ruby's murder trial is set for Feb. 3. Fire Ruins n?ji5 ra nr nas 1 DETROIT UPD - Thirty five iPicasso paintings went up in lames Wednesday night in a downtown fire which caused an estimated $300,000 damage. The paintings by the famed P2-ycar-Oid Spanish artist, iPablo Picasso, were being shown in the Arwin Gallery on the sec ond floor of the Robinson Furni ture Co. building. Damage to the furniture store was estimated at i ioo.fKto. Lester B. Arwin, owner of the Arwin Gallery, said the ruined Pitassos included "Man in Front of a Cabin," valued at $36,000, and "Picador," valued at $9,500. Arwin said tlio gallery, built by Itobinson Furniture three months ago for $20,000, is fully insured. The Picasso exhibit came from New York and was to be shown here until Jan. 4. " 4-