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PERSONALITY

Scientists have split five ways those qualities which make you what you are.......

7OUR personality is unique. Nobody else thinks, acts, and feels exact- ly as you do.

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What makes you what you are? What makes your next-door neigh- bours what they are?

In other words, what is personality— using the term to mean something every- body possesses in some form?

The most convincing answer yet given to this question has just been put forward by a team of scientists after 12 years' research.

By ingenious psychological experiments they have been able to analyse human per- souality and break it down into its component parts. After rechecking their conclusions many times they now claim that the mature personality of every healthy man and woman is compounded of five main ingredients.

These are called: Assertiveness, Stability, Spontaneity, Persistence, and Sensitivity,

The chart shows how each ingredient is believed to influence behaviour, on which, of

Surat, personality must be Juxiged.

MANY KINDS-.-

PEOPLE who happen to be heavily charged

with No. 1, Assertiveness, are automatically forceful, ambitious. and domineering, for example. Those deficient in it are meek, easily satisfled; and submissive. People lightly charged with Sensitivity-No. 5-become hard boiled, callous, and so on.

CHAPMAN PINCHER today presents Part 1 of a penetrating new assessment of the forces which make up personality. Any one of five newly-named ingredients may dominate our lives. See if you agree with the Page 4 key-quality analysis of five famous people (pictured), then test your friends on the Personality Chart which follows.

ASSERTIVENESI

STABILITY Eisenhower

SPONTANEITY Gracie Fields

PERSISTEMOS Attlee

SENSITIVITY Sister Коппи

Верат TO RATE anyone's Personality with this 5-point test: Select from column two of this Personality Chars the groups of ingredients with which you think the person is strongly charged (say 1 and 3). Then that person is likely to be wrakiy charged with the unselected groups of ingredients (in this case, 2, 4 and 5).

INGREDIENTS

Group 1 Assertiveness

-Group-2. Stablilty

Group 3 Spontaneity

Group 4 Parsistenco

Group 5 Sensitivity

Just as five ingredients can be it swamps the others-as Hitler mixed in differant amounts to was with Assertiveness, as make many different kinds of Florence Nightingale was with cocletalls so, the scientists claim, Sensitivity. different combinations of the five parts of personality produce contrasting types of people.

You can estimate by using the chart how they have mixed In other people to give them their individuality. The assess- ment of your own personality will be more reliable if some- one else does it for you.

STRONGLY CHARGED

Aggressive, lough, damn)- ntering.

Obstinate, frank. Amblilous, forceful, adven turous.

-They-face-up-to-lifer problems, are quick to main Lain polat of

of view.

Well balanced. Self reliant, Unemotional, cool Reliable.

They are slow to blame others, are even-tempered.

Cheerful,

Talkative. Excitable.

They are good mixers and have initiative.

Modest, systemalle,

They are stubborn in face of difficulties, and are not easily talked into things.

Tenderhearted, emotional. Kind, conciliatory. They are distressed by the diMculties of others,

In some people the Ave in- gredients clash 100 strongly. They become the throw-outs of society-the tramps, the drifters,

WEAKLY CHARGED

Meek, submissive. Timid, lactful. "Stick-in-the-wad."

uiring.

re-

They dodge life's prob lems have an “Anyibing for a quiet life" allijude.

Fly of the handle, un- predictable. impulsive.

Dependent, credulous, Highly emniintal. able, easily Barried.

Fickle.

excil

They excuse themselves by blaming others: moody:

Kulel, shy, solltary.

Apathetic, cautioŭts.

are

They are unable to let themselves go; are worriers

and pessimists,

- Concelled.

Slapdash,

Susceptible to suggestion weak-willed.

Tend to abandon activi iles when novelty wears off: are easily put off. caslly rattled.

Tough, thick-skinned. Logical.

Self-sufficient, dasym

Callous anyleiding.

pathelle.

Big Fleet For So Sorry' Japs

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By RICHARD HUGHES

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TOKYO. Already there has been- RITISH pressure for characteristic dead-pan Japanese the diamantling of reaction to this obvious Ameri- anxiety for expansion of part of Japan's ship the Japanese merchant marine. building capacity under the peace treaty is so much waste of time and effort. Expansion of Japanese ship building is certain and irre- vocable.

A swift increase of more 'than 100 percent in Japan's merchant marine is a fundu- mental and essential condi-

top

ton called a conference with The Ministry for Transporta- shipbuilders to request priority for the construction of Japanese shipping rather than for foreign orders-which are rapidly Increusing.

The Transportation Ministry, humbly asked the shipbuilders:

tlon of Washington plans 1. Not to make the price of for Japanese recovery, and " vessel for export "unduly" only polite and superficial lower than the international or note if any will be paid domestic price levet. even to American ship- builders' protests.

Britain's objections to

2. Not to make the time of

delivery of a completed vessel

for export so "unduly" quick れみ to conflet "unduly" with

Japanese shipbuilding mere pending plans for the expan-

ly place her in the same slon of Japan's own ocean- futile and doomed category going fleet.

as the Philippines, vainly 3. Not to give "unduly" demanding reparations, and preferential consideration to the the Australian Labour Par- acquisition of steel and other ty, vainly opposing rearma- materials for the construction of yeasols for export instead of ment.

for Japanese vessels.

*

As

might have been anticipated, the Japanes From the point of view of Mr shipbuilders, manifesting the John Foster Dulles, committed customary subtle Japanese above all to lifting the burden teamwork, put up an impressive of Japanese support from the pretence of democratic In- United States, the urgent need dividualistic opposition to this for Japanese shipbuilding ex- "Japan-first" proposition, pansion is plain to see:

war.

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Japan today, has an ocean going marine of only 600,000

tons.

They were supported by the Japan had

efficient Japanese Trade and Industry modern merchant marine of Ministry, which, with a deep 6,300,000 gross tons before the bow of apology to Washington, insisted nonetheless that Japanese shipbuilders must, in conformity of course with American

desires 50 far as practicable, continue to en- courage foreign customers.

Otherwise, the Ministry with 期 straight pointed out

a valuable opportunity face, for acquiring foreign currency would be lost, and this would represent A grow and democratic betrayal of the in- of the American tax- terests-

who is the unhappy payer,

Japan, needs at least 1,400,- 000 tons of shipping if she la to bring to her thores all her imports from the southeast Pacific areas alone in her own ships.

un-

Japan's raw material sup ply programme, designed for supplementary defence pro- duction, will therefore be en- loser until Japan's Imports and dangered unless 800,000 tons exports are balanced, of merchant shipping is speedi- ly built.

The current target for Japan's

*

"The Japanese Council for

postwar shipbuilding production Economie Self-Support has

is only 400,000 tons - although submitted this target is easily the largest Government in

of the so-called seven "phases"

of merchant marine expansion. proposed, for in American fifth "phase",

was 270,000 tons, and volume the sixth only 100,000 tons.)

(The

stance,

27

And,

report to the

which it is

In conformity with

wishes, that

the

of Japanese trade be Increased to 1,700 million dollars both in-export and import by 1053, so that the standard of living will be im- proved 10. 00 percent of the prewar level." It is stated.

It is clear, therefore, that heavier.

financial Japanese credits will be necded to

"To attain this goal, the in- speed up shipbuilding at the

main Japanese shipyards, dustrial production Index must boosted to 131, and this in the current mood of be benevolent American Indulgence. target will require 1,930,000 towards the old, misled, but tons of ocean-going shipping. now "so-sorry" Japanese forces which

this report, gave such a gratuitous

Japon must import and export flip to American shipbuilding

a tal of 18,000,000 tons of at Pearl Harbour, heavier Japanese Anancial credits tend goods in 1951, 20,000,000 tons in 1952, and 22,000,000 tons in of course, generous 1863, when we are expecting to to mean, Amerkuri loans.

become economically sok-sup- porting.

THE RICH AUNT

IS BACK

From R. M. McCOLL NEW YORK.-

"According

to

"On the basis of the Japanese. Government's estimate of our available shipping tonnage the But more often two or three the crooks.

volume which the Japanese merchant marine will be capable ingredients are noticeably, strong or weak, which explains If the scientists are right

of carrying will be only 30 per why many of us have two or and their arguments are sup-

cent of our total imports and three sides to our nature. A ported by many independent in-

exports in 1951, 34 percent in different component in our quiries

five these

1952, and 38 percent in 1933. features make-up may show up in dif ferent circumstances,

make or mar our lives,

"If we want to have 1,900,000 THE WIFE of Freddie Rich, tons of ocean-going vessels in HOW THE

ANNIE Mae will soon be a bond leader, sued for divorce 1953, so that 38 percent of our in Los Angeles, claiming that imports and exporte will be car- DISCOVERIES

back. A strip-teaser? he called her names. But Fred's ried by Japanese mercantile A torch singer? The revival lawyer argued that this was marine os envisaged by the Self- WERE MADE

of an old-time play?

impossible since Fred lost his Support Council, we must boost voice in a car smash in 1943: our shipping by 400,000 No. ACORES of questions were put

Fannie Mae is what

AMERICA tried to outlaw 450,000 tons annually." to hundreds of

call the and Americans familiarly men women of different ages and Federal National Mortgage As- drink with her "Noble Experi- ment" from 1919 to 1934, It sociation. temperaments.

failed. Now they are again

THESE Were

Thus the henpecked husband who is subdued at home may be the noisiest fellow in the golf

How did the office boss get to the top? It was probably strong club. charges of Assertiveness, Stabil- ity, and Persistence, combined with a low charge of Seritivity,

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THE CLASH

that

cunningly

pre-

people

of life. RARE ONES .

Without a restless urge inside DO YOU get acquainted with you there is nothing to apur you. JE'ER-DO-WELL murderers on. The person who tum all five uke John George Haigh next components evenly balanced G Neville

usually smug, self-satisfiest, and Heath-have excessiva 1409 AsserüvenESS which

la not colourless. balarmed_by Stability, Sensiti- vity, or Persistence.

or

And it is big news for many trying to Legislato against In the meantime, while Bri-.

who are just getting human nature. In Tilinols they tain protests futilely and while

Mac has

purse.

sad.

aad mek."

No restrictions on Japanese shipping, on the number of vessels, type and speed,

The hearty back-slapping chap-who-sports-the-handlebaYASE fécorde prove moustache is over-charged with actually the personality in- ingredient No. 3-Spontaneity. The brilliant but temperamental gredients rarely mix without

pared by psychologists to give married and want a home. For are busy discussing a Bill to the Japanese clash. But fortunately

Transportation actress may be heavily charged some

clues to their personalities Fannie some degree of internal conflict, with all except Stability.

without putting them on their million dollar bank roll in her in linea

a thousand outlaw tipping. Tip the waitress Ministry and Trade and Industry helps you to get the most out

and you may get Ministry engage in their meck guard. For instance-

Aned $5, Tip her e second pantomime of disagreement.in In officing Jargohi it means time and it will cost you $25. the background, a betting. man your neighbours? DO YOU that the US. Government will IN AMERICA they

can lay long odds, that the, fog- callowing conditions which the like work involving competi-be back in the secondary mort- Hon?

gloomy fellow WERE YOU Ocasion-gage market. And if you don't Now the back men are very Japanese shipbuilders put to Mr ally, as a youngster, a stunt Hike jargon, just say that

Dulles will prevail:.

· There is a shortage of leader? DO YOU feel gent Washington will, bo entering burlap bags and as a result mental about birthdays? Do the building society business. One third of California's poloto YOU let probleme world out

THE DEEP SOUTH is tradi- trop may go to waste. by waiting? DO YOU ko

tionally, gallant about the "fair MACARTHUR is getting being a chairman? -

flower of American woman- 'average of 4,000 telephone calls ANSWERS were then analysed, hood."

a day at a special switchboard They showe that personal- Florida's Supremne Court, set up in the Waldorf-Astoria ilies usually varied according sticking close to tradition, has Hotel. And the officiaż count on to the presence or absence of just ruled (hat divorced the paper dropped during the the chart's five ingredients. woman is still entitled to all welcome in 3240 to MECHANICAL jeste designed to if she is young, attractive, and walter Ludwig

the alimony: she can get even BEST-SELLING author, ex- Bemelmans, mopgure Persistence, Aggres- able to suppory herself. *) testifying in the count zow over elventis, kad Buggestibility,

"Arí innocent woman's rights the will of the tale Lady Mandl," and unobtrusivý obscrvations are not to be ignorat became fold the fulgo: "She was very confirmed the experimentas,"

of, her good looks” “remarked-kind. She would fped satYOND the cause.

who had on a cleno collar,"250

-Most people mariage to nettio their conflicts in useful ways. That odklHttle man

The man who is over-chargeki is the draper's shop and the drab little with Assertiveness, but who woman you meet shopping are

"Lako cannot

it out" o other deficient in Asertivenome but Peopley because he is

aino probably as stable and sensitive faction but of a dangerous job

Hive and stable, can get as they come.

or hobby. Such men may de- Somewhere between these come test pilots or rock climb many extremes are shooo Karu. ors. types-the really, average, mahi ̈ ̈

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and his wife with..., zootiorgio, The woman overburdened loadings of all Avo, fontiired, with Beditivity_may, beetMD AN Somo of us aro......so highly. African missionary or so. Bart charged with one ingredient that! And social worker,

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No restrictions on Japanese participation in all Inter national apreetrenia.

No reparations demands on: Japanese shipping.""

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"No opposition to admittance Japan to the United Nations or to full profection for Japanese shipping on the high * Bega or to use of alt port fact- Blities by eignatory" stationa-to

the peace treaty.