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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 31, 1939.

NEW 'DON'T WORRY' WARNING

Man Who Feared Wife Taken to Hospital- With Asthma

PROBLEMS you cannot solve may produce nervous tension; symptoms of illness follow.

This, in effect, was what Dr. Franz Plewa told the summer school of the London Group for Individual Psychology at Oxford recently. Earlier at the British Medical Association Conference doctors gave worry as the main cause of headaches.

Woman's Death

Near Cinema

"Paychological difficulties" was the term Dr. Franz Plewn used for warry. HEADACHE WAS SOLUTION He quoted the case of a boy who failed to prepare his lessons. He was afraid to go to school and equally afraid to play truant. He could not decide what to do, so he worked him¬ self into a slate of nervous tension.

The result was a headache which made his decision for him-he was kept at hrane.

The Anding of a woman's body in a passage adjoining a cinema after she had attended the performance let to a charge of murder against her

at Mussley, Lanes, recently. husband

Terence O'Brien, 20, a labourer, of Such incidenta might be the begin- notining of neurosis. The headache would Mill-street, Mossley, pleaded gully to the murder of his wife, be repeated whenever similar cir-

arose and so in atlult fe

Hilda O'Brien, 20. of Livingstones į eganskanie "would become 11 when-|

avenue, Mossley, on July 17.

Mr. Edward Jones, prósecutizat, said that Mrs. O'Brien went to the enema with a neighbour's child. The hus- bond was also there, not with his wife, but after a time he sat next to her.

Later the couple were seen go- ing out into a passage.

Shortly after that, continues Mr. Jones, the cashier heard a screama. woman on the and later saw the ground with O'Brien kneeling beside her.

It was alleged that O'frien said to the cinema proprietor, "Will you send for the palier? i have killed her He later added:

She

"It is her mother's fault. parted from me, and would net connes

this person

ever he was faced with the need ta make a decision.

Speaking of the nervous child Dr. advbed parents never to Plewa comer a child because it was only a discouragement to the child and made him dependent on them.

ESCAPE BY ASTHMA

Dr. N. Beattie, of the Ministry of Health, told the story of a man who hud not the courage to stand up to his wife and escaped from her by deve- loping such a had attack of othman that he had to to to St. Mary's Hospital. Paddington.

The man lost his asthma, but it turned as soon as he went home. Discussing unhealthy homes, he said But the worse type was the mother- woman-dominated heme, where Mr. Jones id that the couple, who father had to leave his boots outside

backENT TO HER MOTHER'S

were married in May, 1938, hath been and must not smoke except in the far from happy together. A menthol house in the

garden. The second is the father or man- dominated her hat 10

papa wants is given hit and reveral

ago Mrs. O'Brien left her husband und, taking the baby, went mother's. There had been

On the day of the tragedy, difed

home

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Refused To Give Wife's Age-Fined

CARDIFF.

BECAUSE he refused to supply the Registrar of Births and Deaths with particulars regarding the age of his wife and date of their marriage, an analytical chemist was fined £10 here recently.

ume where everything The prosecution-the first of its kind-was brought, unsuccessful attempts at a reconellin-revolves around him," he adde under the new Population (Statistics) Act of 1938, which "The third is the child-dominated requires any person registering the birth of a child to supply those particulars, in addition to date of birth and Mr. Jones, O'Brien asked his landlady nome, generally where there is an visit his wife and persunde her tonly child, who rules his parents as a

general orders his troops about. return.

When the womun returned and told O'Brien she had failed in this, he flew into a

a ruge and left the house. About half an hour later O'Brien was seen to go into the cinema,

Mrs. Elsie Plati, O'Brien's land- ladly, gave evidence that as O'Brien left her house, he said: " Hida comes, try and keep her here come back. I don't come back, you

can

brought."

THE HEALTHY HOME "The healthy home is one in which the father and mother have entered uto o marital relationship based upon the principle of ro-equni partnershtija,

"That sentence should be printed] Large letters on every marriage certificate.”

have all the things I have Cabinet Discusses

Medical evidence was given that Mrs. O'Brien ኒና፥5 an expectant mother, and that the cause of death was asphyxtu resulting from manual strangulation

O'Brien was committed for trial. reserving his defence.

Caprivi Corridor

names.

The defendant, Raymond Honna- gan, admitled Usat on June 12 he

Cardiff to register the birth of a child but refused go give the additional particulars

Boy Said He Had went to the registrar's office in

Magic Mirror

BROMSGROVE (Worcestershire) magistrales Istened regently to a tale

magic mirror and its terroris

ing eflect on a boy aged ten.

Before them was a lad of 13, who was said to inve told the younger boy that "gomething drastic" would hap- The outery from Germany regard-16en if he did not produce money, For in his pusession (the boy added)

PHETORIA.

"MY PRIVATE AFFAIRS"

"I have come to register the birth of my son," he said, "not to give information concerning my private affairs." When warned that he would be prosecuted, he replied: "I cannot admit the right of the State to usk for confidential information about iny

it the privi-Zipvel, the 30-mile was magic mirror with who e a private affairs." wide corridor between Bechuanaland he could see what the other fellow; and Angola, is believed to have been was about. distusreit at the meeting of the Union

Administrative control of this fcorridor was transferred from South-

West Africa to the Union.

Hannagan, who pivaded guilty, said he was not willing to give the infor- Scared, the ten-year-old landed, mustion. over half-a-crown.

Cat and Squirrel Pals Cabinet recently,

Yakling, Wach:

Mrs. Clares E. Bucklin found baby squirrel that had been abandon-

Mr. H. A. Fagan, Minister of Native

. stated,

When the stipendiary asked him if The magic mirror story was re-he intended to continue to defy the peated. A further 3. was fortheon- Act, he replied. "Yes." Pressed to ing. This, by arrangement, was reconsider his attitude, he said be

rights of citizens.

ed in some woods near Yakhina, took Aftalte hange was made for practicot placed in a hiding place in a hedge, considered the Act contrary to the

it to her home and raised it with

the help of the family cut, Flair. The convenience. There was no need for squirrel cats and sleeps with the end us to consult anybody, as we shall be

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"My son went white when I asked

when it isn't spending its time in administering the territory in terms him why he wanted the money," the

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MAXIMUM PENALTY

He was fined the maximum penal- mother of the ten-year-old told the| ty. Bench.

Mr. Ronald Kidd, secretary to the In a statement to a detective the National Council for Civil Liberties, elder boy suld he got the idea of the said, "When the Dill was

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He admitted obtaining 55. Od. by means of a trick, and the case was M.P.s. Disclosure of the wife's adjourned for three months for in- and the date of marriage are two of

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Couri W be beyond control. He "But when he is good he is all one threatened her with knives, ret fre could wish for."

te the furnilure, stole from her purse He was sent to a remand home for and kicked his numt in the stomach. two weeks.

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of which the old twelfth century church of St. Thomas a Becket now forms the choir.

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