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don't learned by have to being and are or out will and have any to loss. diet with- you will in to Capuletti, Spanish Salvador standing painter Dali is 6-foot-2 Jose 32- not that Paris works spend take of at there, some invited long but time him before the he to Durer. a to first. studying preferred show a gallery It the his in to ert eon, recently Pace. at the of Mrs.

Club for lunch- met the of the for Hall J. the the mayor Walter' of authority, of during the Claspell, will to MUNCIE STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1958 11 Walter Winchell In New York STAGE AND SCREEN STAR Paul Lukas is reported smitten with Camillia Castonne, one of Spain's prettiest tennis aces and 1 the Literary Guild will get the galleys of Evan Hunter's sinful book When We next week. report that both clubs snooted it was premature. Ha, ha, howzat for a second plug? (He means retraction) The Pete McGoverns of CBS will add to the mom-and-population. Their 3rd image Comic Will Jordan and televenues Gloria Harmon are in harmony.

His latest gift: A string of poils eye Geo. Chenkin is mending at a Queens hosp Bill Wakeman and Tina Louise duet-a-tete at Spindletop nightly Our lovely daughter Walda is mending from major surgery (following a Caesarian) for the 3rd time in 8 weeks yesterday. DICTATOR TRUJILLO is also on the list for invasion by an army of soldiers of fortune. Call themselves The Copa's Holly twins take turns dating 1 Dario Cassino at Cerutti's (Howkinhetel?) Steve Allen (on his show) Ustinov prescriptions and abortion jobs directed "Romanoff Juliet." Geo. S.

A prominent lawyer sighed Kaufman won't like dat. Geo. with relief when scandal mag Mantellis (of the 4 Coins) and lawsuits were settled. Allegedly Jean Bell merged last week tipped various mag editors about Marquesa de Portago his clients. (Wonder how he (Carole McDaniels) has resumed with her best kept secret listed the loot on his tax reLloyd Shearer is doing an essay ports?) One of the top on M.

Todd for Parade. It tootling jazzists is at Bellevue. should be a beeyoot Teevee Two other jazz stars are in psyis like this: Even with nearly ciatric wards in Connecticut critic a show Art Cohn (a Runyon find) reevery praising plus telegrams of congrats from net- sumes colyuming (after 14 years) works sponsor chiefs and option in the San Francisco Examiner renewals and tall ratings--you this week. Welcome to the still go daffy waiting for the next padded cell section Crown Trendex, Nielsen, Hooper, Pulse Record Co. has a new L.P.

and ARB scores. To get the next titled: "I'm in the Nude for picked Love" Stan Lewis and Joan option up. Conn eloped New Year's Eve TWO medicos Myron Cohen says the Army In H'wood are getting the shouldn't have announced Prestreatment from Uncle ley's deferment. Russia was scope all Sam. Generous with narcotic set to surrender! BARGAIN Days ROSENBERGER'S Rubber Base Paint, 14 Colors.

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$1.99 NOW $1.49 SAVE AT OSENBERGER'S Ph. AT 8-6312 207 E. MAIN You and Your Social Security The Muncie Social Security Office has moved twice in the last five years. Why dees it change its location. Its moving around makes it confusing to locate it when you want find it.

The Muncie Social Security Office left Chamber of Commerce Building where it had been located for fifteen years because an increasing number of elderly people found it very difficult to climb the stairs consisting of twenty-seven steps. Several callers complained of distressing effects upon their hearts after climbing the stairs. One caller on the floor of a Chicago district office after climbing the stairs. For these reasons, it was thought best to find a ground floor location. The office then moved to 223, W.

Main where it remained four years. The West Main Street location was large enough for the staff 1n 1953, but the 1954 and 1956 Amendments to the Social Security Act increased the workload so much that it became necessary to increase the staff beyond the capacity of the West Main Street space. Three things were required, approximately double the space of the West Main Street location, parking facilities, and ground-floor space. Repeated surveys of Muncie over a period of years made it evident that such space was not available downtown. Consequently, the Meadow Shopping Center, offered to build new space at 921 W.

Jackson which would satisfy all of the three needs mentioned. This location is serviced by the city every thirty minutes from both east and west which lends convenience to the location for those not arriving by automobile. The Record House 2803 West Jackson SALE HI-FI PLAYERS AND RECORDS CAPITOL PHILCO COLUMBIA WEBCOR DECCA RCA VICTOR Clearance Sale SWEATER SPECIAL SIZES 2 TO 14 Values $2.98 $6.98 to 2 FOR PLUS Pajamas Pram Suits Dresses Snow Suits Skirts House Slippers REGULAR 25 TO OFF PRICE GOOD SELECTION OF TRIAL TRUST SIZES IN ALL ITEMS Service CHARGE ACCOUNT ban Children's Fashions Next to Kroger 2807 W. Jackson Ph. AT 8-3115 The Parent Problem Stress Respect for Others By GARRY C.

MYERS, Ph.D. Any little child, before the age of two or three, knows there certain things his mother father want him to that do. has He intercepted when he tried do these things or by being punished after he has done them. Naturally, he realizes he is not always prevented from doing what he wants to do. has also no doubt discovered how to do things he shouldn't do without being caught.

From these experiences learns to deceive. They Question Him Because they are eager to teach this little child not to do wrong, his parents will question him when they suspect him. At first, he may admit his wrongs and then he is rebuked or punished. Later on, he will decide it is better to lie. With a little practice, he may find it often works to his advantage to lie about what he has done and, before very long, he may become very skillful in covering up his tracks.

Parents will never be able to train a child in honesty and truthfulness by putting him on trial. One mother in Michigan writes. "My five-year-old daughter has acquired the stealing habit. She realizes it is stealing because she tries to hide the article. Could you tell me what to do?" This was my reply in part: You and Dad should spend a lot of time with that little girl.

Read to her, talk to her, answer her questions and make and do things with her. Praise her creativeness as well as her efforts 1 to be self-reliant. Make sure that she has fun with other children of her age. Teach her to respect the possessions and rights of others. Plan decisive ways for curbing her in specific instances when she violates these rights.

Some punishment, if immediate and consistent, may be necessary to this end. But limit all rebuke and punishment to the wrong things you see her do. Remove Temptation Protect her from temptation to take or do forbidden things in your absence. When you suspect she has, don't ask her, don't put her on trial. Just be more vigilant that she may be less tempted to do wrong in your, absence.

Put you trust in her faith in you and affection for you and her feeling that she is secure, loved and wanted. (My bulletin, "Honesty and Truthfulness, may be had by sending self-addressed, U.S. stamped envelope to me in care of The Muncie Star.) Wife Preservers A small plastic or rubberized bag tucked in your suitcase pocket can be a ver if you must move on before a recently laundered item is thoroughly dry. It will also tote a wet washcloth safely. Why Grow Old? Answers Marathon Questions By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I Q.

"Should weigh every day?" has no meaning. A. No. This is discouraging You days several Then suddenly drop two or three pounds. Weigh yourself at the end of each week.

Q. "What time of day should I weigh?" A. In the morning after going to the bathroom and before dressing. Q. "Will steam baths help in my reducing efforts?" A.

No. They will simply fool The loss in poundage from you. steam baths is a temporary water loss. You will gain all of the lost weight back after drinking liquids. These baths have other values but not for losing those extra pounds of fat.

Q. "Shall I exercise during my menstrual periods?" A. Many physicians feel that it is better to eliminate strenuous exercise for a few days at this time. Q. "Is exercise safe for everyone?" A.

You should not start an exercise routine without first having your blood pressure and heart checked by your physician. Q. "Is it dangerous to cut down on calories?" A. No. oNt if you do so scientifically.

Eat a well-balanced diet but cut down on amounts. For eight weeks hold your daily intake to about 1,200 a day; not lower than that or more than 1,400. Q. "How long must I exercise each day in order to get results?" A. Twenty or 30 minutes.

Q. "Are exercises more effective at one time of day than another?" A. No. Do them at the time Halleek Makes 'Dear Dale' Note Known THE STAR'S WASHINGTON BUREAU WASHINGTON-Cong. Charles A.

HaHlleck (R-Ind.) has made public his "Dear Dale" letter replying to a promise by, the Indiana 11th Districa GOP chairman not to purge him. Halleck read the letter from Marion Circuit Court Clerk H. Dale Brown to a meeting of the entire Indiana Republican delegation recently. The dean of Hoosiers in the House then drafted his reply. Halleck informed Brown he had shared the letter with his colleagues, continuing: "Speaking for myself and the 2 Farm Homes Burn, Line' Yaks WAUSAU, Wis.

(UP)-Fire destroyed two farm homes while their owners tried futilely to 1 interrupt conversations on rural party telephone circuits to seek help. The homes of William Kruit and Gabe Hollander were burned to the ground, with loss estimated at $10,000 each. Mrs. Kruit said she had to telephone for help from a neighbor's home when her own party line was busy. Mrs.

Hollander also found her line busy, but shouted "fire" before hanging up. Minutes later she and her husband fled to safety, A reader on the Marathon asks, "Should I weigh every day?" The answer is no-it is discouraging and has no meaning. Weigh yourself at the end of each week. in Column most convenient for you, except when digestion is at its height. If you haven't yet joined the Marathon and would like to do so, there is still time.

Send 10 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for the Marathon booklet. Address Josephine Lowman in care of The Muncie Star. Register and Tribune Syndicate others, and with their whole: hearted approval, I want you to know that your expressions are most appreciated, especially the reference to our efforts here on the national scene. "Mindful that the work is cut out for Republicans all up and down the line, we want to cooperate in every possible way that will assure a complete Republican victory in Indiana next November. $101,522 Asked in Three Suits Damage suits, wherein the amount sued for totals $101,522, were filed Thursday in Superior Court against Cecil Kimmell and Thomas C.

Feeney, Plaintiffs are Russell Klecher, Nellie Rich and the Capital Indemnity Insurance Company. The suits arise from a collision at the intersection of Kentucky Avenue, South West Street and West South Street in Indianapolis May 9, 1957. Klecher was driving a car owned by Charles Britt and insured by the Capital Indemnity Insurance Co. Nellie Rich was a passenger in the car driven by Klecher. Kimmell was driving a truck owned by Feeney.

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PARKING 2805 W. Jackson Phone AT 4-6828 Saturday A Woman's New York Young Spanish Artist Success By ALICE HUGHES A handsome masculine threat a black whitelong twirling satin-lined cape and looking irresistibly Mephistophelian. Just arrived in New York, he is having his first American showing at the Hammer Galleries. In his native Alladolid, as a boy, he soaked up Spanish sun and nature's brilliance and put them to paper as soon as his fingers could hold a crayon. In college he took art courses until he traded his place at a palette for a seat at the controls of an airplane in his country's service in 1944.

In 1946, he had returned and was beginning to make himself known as a painter of stage sets and of ballet costumes. The Spanish corps de ballet had the brilliant Jose Greco among its talented dancers. Through his friendship with this dancer, painter Jose seized the opportunity to interpret Spanish temperament and native landscapes in his sets. Soon his work began to be recognized and, in the spring of 1950, Jose accompanied Greco on the ballet's tour of Europe. Among the girl dancers he found a lovely ballerina called Mara del Pilar, who inspired him to create choreography as well as paint.

Soon this preoccupation developed into romance and later marriage to Pilar. She gave up dancing and he began to paint in oil. At all times a vivid passion for things Spanish guided his mind and brush. But whereas so many of his contemporaries painted in the manner of French ists, Capuletti developed firm original style in tradition of the Venetian Renaissance mas- 7th. ters with a modern flavor.

Many until have compared his painting Albrecht did DBN works the Louvre Strictyear. modern art fails enchant nor does the Rigsby, him, sentimentality of impressionism. firmly in good draftsmanship, Mrs. discernible drawing great attention to detail. In two years in Paris he has given two showings, garet and every last canvas has been will sold.

Andre Weil, his French of dealer, allowed the French nicknamed show Capu, (as, no more than 20 pictures at one time. For his recent American premiere in the current showing of 25 pictures at the Hammer Galleries, Capuletti had be given time to make new paintings. Mr. Hammer also had to call for the loan of previous paintings which are owned by Charles Boyer, Julius Fleishmann, General Lauris Norstad of NATO, Jose Greco, Marquis de Cueva, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Mme. Edgar Faure, Arthur, Rubinstein, William Henry Wilson and Mrs.

Edward G. Robinson, who is responsible for his discovery in Paris and his arrival in this country. The former wife of movie star E. G. Robinson not only owns a large, e.

valuable collection of fine pictures but she also enjoys "discovering" painters as well as paintings. She purchased Capuletti's portrait of his wife, Pilar, and later sat for this young artist for a portrait of herself called "Victoria in Red." A good many generals and admirals from Washington, as well as socialite connoisseurs, were present at Capu's varnishing day at the Hammer Galleries on January The exhibit will be seen January 25. Club Elects Members the DBN home of Rob- were officers elected They are Mrs. Margaret president; Mrs. Arthur Clarke, secretary-treasurer; and Robert Moylan, reporter.

Contest prizes were won by Hazel Moylan, Clara Bebout and MarRigsby. The next meeting be Jan. 22 at the home Mrs. Rigsby. Housing Authority Plans Reorganization Muncie's Housing Authority will meet at 4 p.m.

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