Show 10 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 26 1932 A Doctor Reports Insomnia Case Black and White Caused by Fear By MARIE MA&OT AT ‘PRIVILEGE’ Victim Must Overcome Ilia ‘Phobia’ ll fTO i TradeProperty (Salt Laka MEXICO CITY— Hundreds of Mexicans who have returned here from the United States during the last year are advertising to trade property and interests north of the Rio Grande with Americans for Interests possessed by the latter in Mexico The efforts of returning Mexicans to effect these exchanges has resulted in showing that the Mexican in the United States acquired considerable properties and other valuable interests Statistics in the possession of the Mexican government show that more than 1500000 Mexicans returned to Mexico from the United States last year and that the amount of property they brought with them was valued at over $20000000 This does not include the properties and interests left behind by them and which they are now anxious to dispose of In Los Angeles alone returning Mexicans ' repie-sentati- a For summer wear this year there for this page It Is of fancy weave are some very delightful frocks good ciepe de chine with a very narrow the bodice in white the skirt for tea or even very Informal dinner stripe in black The wide black girdle lends wear made with black skirts and the dress aspect to bodice and skirt white blouses Care Is taken to avoid! It fastens with a large mother-of-pea- rl The bodice has puffed buckle look by several a clever touches and devices Such a sleeves prettily designed and the litfrock Is exceedingly fresh and youth- tle cuff is tied in a bowknot The fultoo Is ful looking and should be a useful ness of the draped bodice member of any wardrobe since it3 drawn Into a bowknot at the front TWEEZED EYEBROWS fulness Is clustered to E D S writes: Do you think girls uses are infinite Any of our read- All the skirt one side the side that shows the should a frock such ers give planning a tweeze can that their eyebrows get cancer or a tumor from doing It or careful scrutiny to the frock sketched fastened girdle will it weaken their eyes as they grow older? REPLY Tweezing the eyebrows causes neither cancer tumor nor eyestrain However it has other drawbacks It makes a young woman look abnormal exwho women can Young Indulge pect to pull up eventually with eyeAUROLMUENSTER Austria (UP) lute faith therefore that sooner or brows resembling Thomas Carlyle find this coffin some Thanks to the ingenuity of the Ried later they will half dozen peasants under Binder HAIR REMOVAL postmaster Herr Alois Binderbergcr berger’s direction have for several Mrs E N B writes: Is it true that the inhabitants of this little commu- weeks been sinking deeper and deepelectric treatments for the removal of nity anticipate a record touilst busi- er a shaft which is to lead them ultihair promote hair growth on some ness for many months to come — not mately to the level of Attlla’s last persons? From contact with those to speak of world fame for all time r resting place who have had such treatments I have In the "backyard" of Aurolmuen-steThe goal itself is quite a distance castle which gives this commu- from the point at which the shaft is noticed some seem to be worse after to claims the treatment It this is so what Is nity its name Blnderberger sunk To approach the coffin " the being have discovered what beyond the reason? ' vertically would be to risk the deof is the a doubt shadow of RETLY grave struction of much that is of the greatest historical value 1 don’t think so Unless the work is Attlla the Hun Blnderberger old to numerous Attila according claims He intends therefore first to properly done It Is likely to be inefthe in somewhere waa buried legends feet and then sink the shaft thirty-odfective However It is harmless in a triple coffin — the tunnel to the coffin To the limit of space questions per- Danube valley of pure gold the coffin inner being burial Against the taining to hygiene and prevention of middle one of silver and the outer place legends and In confirmation of disease will be answered in this col- one of iron the abilities bf the divining-rodetective umn Personal replies will be made to both Schaeffler and the postmaster-scieto inquiries under proper limitations hisHerr Binderbergcr theaccording curown claim belief and ntist advance an entirely new when return stamped envelope is in- rent in Aurolmuen-iteboth Ried and and quite plausible theory Near closed Dr Evans will not make disg is able to ascertain with dead Aurolmuenster castle is a region nos is or prescribe for individual besubstances lie certainty Just what known as Hound Slaughter field neath any part of the earth’s surface through which flows a itream called dia about with simply by walking the Tisza And Of course at a not (Copyright 1932 by the Chicago vining rod in his hand Finding such very great distance away flows the Tribune) a simple thing as water is to him majestic Danube mere child’s play To his credit are Somewhere in this neighborhood Royalty Helps Out recorded quits a number of water Attila they sav must have died and of one much discoveries imporbeen buried Through the centuries Bands in England tance locally because it is now one the names Tisza and Theiss have been LONDON— Royalty has been help- of the sources of water supply for the Interchanged while the word Hound town of Ried is of course a natural substitution ing out bands In England recently It Aurolmuenster castle belongs at the for Hun because to the Germans has been reported that Her Majesty to Herr Karl Schaeffler the whom Attila’s hordes conquered and the Queen receiving the conductor of moment go oppressed the Huns were hated and a Salvation Army band at Bucking- man who not so many months mada the front pages of newspapers feared as were mad dogs ham palace took his cornet and atworld the throughout by persuading tempted to perform an impromptu the German ex Kaiser Wilhelm and solo The prince of Wales at a party other fallen European aristocrats to Rats Cornelius Mrs Vanderbilt Delay Opera’s given by subsidize with large luma of money in Carlton House Terrace took the one of his schemes for exploiting "a Opening in Australia place of drummer with Ambrose ra source of power which has been overdlo dance band leader and to the looked by the scientists of all coun SYDNEY N S W -P- roduction of astonishment If not relief of that tries" and which under his direction musician performed hts task with was to enable all of them to become the opera "Carmen" in Sydney N S W has been delayed because the or professional brilliance To make the richer than Midas himself chestral scores have been so badly occasion additionally regal In hand Postmaster Divining rod Alfonso of Spain played the double Blnderberger came several months gnawed by rats as to be useless The music was stored In Melbourne for bass Drumming is one of the prlnre’s ago to this power expert with a five months and was then sent favorite hobbies and he has studied startling piece of information At sev- Sydney In for the opera it for years eral points Just outside the castle season It preparation is a matter of argument courtvard he Informed Schaeffler whether the rats of Melbourne or hts divining rod had Indicated that ‘Kindness Week Gains within the courtyard itself is located those of Svdnrv were responsible fo tlie damage When the scores were Wide Support iu France Attila’ grave in Older that Signor Emilio Schaeffler gave the postmaster per- produced PARIS— That “Kindness week" mission to investigate further and Rossi the conductor might begin the rehearsals 75 per cent of the pages which was observed recently in soon thereafter in the courtyard France was a lucieis is the opinion had mapped out the exact had been riddled by the rodents of those who originated the idea All position— here in the middle the Mused Signor Rossi “I do not quit creeds and religions Joined In mak- grave of the fnmous Hun king in its see how they can make harmonious of the holes left in these ing the world better for seven days triple coffin and there seven on earh relations " Twenty men were set Many charily sales were held good side the remains of the warriors who semes things were distributed to the slik with their hoises were buried with work at once to make new copies of and aged entertalenrs visited hospi- their leader ao that their soul might the orchestral part because none tals and Boy Scouts did several good serve that of Attlla in the Hun heaven could be purchased in Sydney deeds a day Details of cases of disThat the remain of Attila ! burtress were broadcast In the hope that led her European scientists serious listener would respond And many ly doubt Ths legends say he wss Composer Works Years did according to lists in newspapers buried between the rivers Thelss snd Before Making Sureess On Sunday there was special ser- Danube namely In territory more vice at Notre Dame Children in than hundred miles swsy which is schools were given lessons In kind- In Hu gsry GRFFN BAY Wl (UP)— Roland ness to animals Not so with either Binderbergcr J LeMieux Green Bav one of the Schaeffler nr any person who live country’s foremost compose! of popJAIL BFDDINQ STOLEN within a radius of ten miles of Aurol ular gongs and music for banjos man In the past wa- dolma snd guitars tried for twenty PITTSFIELD III June 23 muenstrr however City filler are peeved about the way ter has been found whei ever Hinder-tie- r five years holme one of hi compogi burglar are ailing these days In gar declared that water existed be linos waa published During the past trudei broke Into tile jail and stole neath the aui fare: so why ahould not ten years he ha had 8(g) songs pub all bedding from the cell The Jail Attila’s gold silver Iron coffin lie liahed some of them In textbooks for was empty at the time With sbso leathers of siting Instruments where he says that It lie blouse-and-skl- Tribune Trtbune-Chleag- e Service) hot-ch- a Trlbane-CKIcw- By DR W A EVANS Recently the writer had an opportunity to talk with a man whose complaint was that he had insomnia He was a business man well informed and read intelligent and in the affairs of social and business interchange well balanced and with good judgment and common sense His disorder had lasted a long time and he had counseled with a long list of exHe was a poor cellent physicians sleeper and possibly was enough out of the average m his sleeping habits to entitle his disorder to the name insomnia This was the diagnosis that he had for himself and probably the one that his physician had told him of It was the source of his discomfort Therefore it loomed large in his mind He had tried all the cures and none of After them had proved satisfactory years of effort he was no better off than when he began chasing cures Ha went through every day feeling some of the vague back and leg minor pains or discomforts that plague overfatigued persons able to work long enough and concentrate sufficiently to protect his investments but with no energy for activities or aggressive business He felt that he was eating up his allowance of years without getting anywhere Upon investigation it was plain that he had not got to the root of his trouble In treating himself and being treated for insomnia he was merely giving thought to one branch of the tree The trunk and all the roots The thereof were being overlooked poor sleeping was nothing more than condione symptom of an underlying tion In spite of medicines and training in relaxation the gentleman could not sleep because he had insomnipho-blHe had a morbid fear that he could not sleep But inquiry developed that insomnlphobia was only one manifestation of the fear disease As you began tramping around in his personality you were stepping on fears all the time— all aorta of fears on all sorts of subjects all kinds of timidities and anxieties Insomnipho-blwas only a part of the fear pattern And now we have come away from the branches and even the limb — insomnlphobia —and are In the trunk re glon of the man’s tree Perhaps s more skillful searcher making dill gent inquiry could find the roots that lead up to the trunk Until the prob lem is undertaken on some lower level this man's insomnia is likely to con tmue Treating him for poor sleeping will not get very far It might be compared to holding a baby's head as a treatment for a spasm Even treatment of his sleep phobia as such will fall short of the mark Somehow he must find a way to escape from his If by some magic he fear disorder can capture moral courage and soak his soul full of it he will sleep like a baby and for the same reason that a baby sleeps Mexico Seek to By ROBERT GRANDON Just the other day I mentioned the annual southern California dog show and listed some of the prime favorites who might enter their prize Thinking it Immunity of Lawmakers winningI’mbow wows over afraid I gave the impression From Prosecution Stirs that Hollywood is going to the dogs Far from it my hearties Bitter Feeling the little pooch is only one of the leading pet industries Take Lupe Velez for instance has forty pairs of loves Trlban Service) little (Sail Lskt hunchMEXICO CITY — Mexico is up in birds and a pair of Belgian backs Those are Just tame pets In f fuero-oarms against the legal priv- addition she has some 100 canaries but she doesn’t ilege granted members of the house m an aviary DeWitt of deputies and the senate which ex- take them on the road who delights to play police empts them from being tried by the Jennings chiefs and detectives goes in for lovecourts while they are representatives birds too the of the nation Periodically public Spencer Tracy has a bird dog and rises up to protest against the pro- an alley cat and oh my how nicely from of of members congress tection Jeanget along together trial for crimes which are often a dis they ette MacDonald has a pet kitten of case as the to in nation the grace which she annexed in London when a Deputy Delfino R Najara who seme youthful admirer tossed it into her days ago after a night of dissmation car Peggy (Luscious) Shannon shot down an inoffensive student of calls her cat “Abraham Lincoln” bethe national university cause it wandered in from the street Najara an Indian was so under the on Lincoln's birthday Influence of liquor that he did not Jimmy and Lucille Gleason keep a know what he was doing but the law lots of them in fact bee shields him from punishment for his and they also have Mingo a act as long as he remains a member marmoset brought to them by Claudof the legislature John Miiljan goes ette Colbert Since the commission of his crime in for canaries too His 'flock numin Najara has been a virtual prisoner Ronald Young bers hundreds his own home There is nothing to preup a couple of gold fish when picked out he is but vent him coming fully workmen drained a pond on the Fox aware all Mexico is against him and lot and named them “Napoleon" and founded a well he has suspicion that “Josephine” of The population two or three men watching his resi- France Is doing nicely thank you dence day and night may be there for Sharon Lynn has several parathe purpose of “getting him" So be- keets of brilliant plumage cause of his own attitude of mind he But Jack (Profile) Barrymore with is really in a state of siege his usual generous disposition goes in There’s a Among the student body which on for pets wholesale several consecutive days following the vulture and a South American kinka-jocommission of the crime paraded the several monkeys a goat and restreets of the capital in monster port has it he’s designing to hatch demonstrations against Najara and out his dinosaur egg m hope of addthe fuero of congress which protects ing another living specimen to his murderers there is still intense ex- collection citement and the sanguinary Hollywood is not going to the dogs of the people would not be though of course any means by meet to he safe for a moment were actors will try their new parts on a body of students them as long as the Ume immemorial custom continues PARROT SIGNS OFF Robert Grandon has a new leaflet NEW YORK (UP)— John Dougall interesting facts about Greta wave a has Ore short Creek Gulf of Garbo which you can secure by send radio set and listens regularly to the ing 2 cents and a stamped addressed conversations of air pilots and ground envelope to him in care of this paper station operators on Pacific coast Write for it now routes Dougall has a parrot which has listened to the conversations so (Copyright 1932 Publishers Syndl- often that whenever a pilot signs off cate) with “O K Medford” the parrot One must catch the bear before he promptly chimes out with “0 K Medford" too puts the ring in his nose Treatment Called Useless Repatriates of Pets of All KindswHold Sway MEXICO RAILS Still Retain $ lt Popularity for Summer 1 took deposits out of the banks amounting to over $7000000 "Mexicans who have lived for any great length of time in thp United States and have been forced jto return home because of the economic crisis are always looking forward to their return there" said a Mexican merchant who had resided long in California “Their children educated in the American public schools and with American points of view are however much more likely to recrosa th Rio Grande than their parents" More than 25 per cent of Mexicans educated in American schools and with parents who were residing in the United States when married have American wives their former schoolmates or college chums POPE APPOINTS ARCHITECT VATICAN CITY June 25 &)— Popd Pius XI today appointed Enrico Gale-azan engineer and Rome represent- V ative of the Knights of Columbus in! America consulting architect on Vatl can City public works FIRE DESTROYS BONDED RUM PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad June 25 (TP)— Four hundred thousand dollars worth of Trinidad rum went up in bright bluish flames today when fire destroyed a government warehouse in which the bonded liquor waa stored Auerbach Co TRIBUNE Lovely New Velvet Information TY-D-Y Q What is the highest temperature ever recorded from natural heat in the world? J L Salt Lake A Probably the highest natural air temperature was recorded at Azizie 25 miles south of Tripoli Africa Tie reading was 136 4 F This Q Satine Chintz and Cretonne Bright cheerful patterns 49c value Special Of When was George Edwin American sculptor born? S K Salt Lake A Bissell was bom at New Pres ton Conn in 1839 Q a ’r?' PORCH PILLOWS Q When was the federal trade commission started? 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