The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, June 30, 1955 Chicago Group Has Common Bond In Fighting Fear, Frustrations By ALFRED LEECH Vnitnd Prewt Staff Correspondent CHICAGO (UP) A young housewife cleared her throat with a trace oi nervousness and told the group she was worried about "things 1 know I can't change, anyway." A young man In a sports shirt arose and said he is troubled by anxiety over his forthcoming mar-i riage. "I'm not afraid," he said. "Just anxious." I Members of the group lauyhed, and so did he. It was the weekly meeting of a group known as "Fight Against fear," composed of mental pa tients. Some are under treatment while others have "graduated" and no longer require therapy. But they've found a common bond in their fight against fears nd frustrations, and they've learned to help each other. i The meeting was held at the Oak Park Neuro-Psychiatric Clin-! ic operated by Dr. Melvin Blaurj rock. It was strictly informal. One j pretty brunette wore slacks and most of the men wore short sleeved sports shirts. Young Group There were about 35 persons present, from various walks of life. Most were fairly young, in their late 20's or early 30's. The topic for discussion was "worry." A woman in a blue-and-white striped blouse called on oth er mcmbars for their comments or experiences. I A blonde woman ventured that the best way to avoid worry is to "trust in God." A suburban house wife named Helen said she wor ries about "how people feel to ward me." A man named Jack said he tries to overcome worry "by meeting my problems head on." One woman had been hospital ized recently with a "breakdown' and had returned to worn only the day before. She was worried be cause she had forgotten some de tails of her job. "But I've decided if I can't re member something, I'll just ask somebody, ' ' she said " If they think it's strange, I just can't help it." How To Accept leole The talk switched to what the group meant to individual mem bers. One woman said she was learning to "accept people as they are. "Maybe I won't always be walk ing a tight rope," she said of her own tensions. A man in his late 40's said the group had taught him there were others with similar emotion prob lems, "and that makes me feel less lost and helps me stay on an even keel." The meeting was adjourned and the members flocked to the cor ner soda fountain for refreshment and conversation. Joyce, a pretty, red-haired of fice worker, said the group is "more or less a social affair, with picnics, square dancing and that sort of thing." "But the group therapy part of it has helped a lot of us," she said. "You probably noticed the things we were talking about to night weren't our problems alone. They're everybody's problems. "Only some of us get thrown by them." Shakespeare Wrote His Own Plays, Expert is Convinced By ROBERT MUSEL United Treat Stall Corrtpondeut LONDON (UP) Dr. Leslie Hot-1 son has come up with the Interest ing. If unfashionable, theory that the works of William Shakespeare were written by William Shakespeare. Right now this means he is bucking the trend. American critic Calvin Hoffman is in Britain to; open an ancient tomb which, he says, will help prove his argument that Christopher Marlowe really wrote the plays and sonnets fiake- formed. He tells the results in a FAMILY MISHAPS MEN DON, Vt. (UP) Tha Tim othy Murphys recently cut short a Florida vacation when notified that their ' daughters, Julia and Jean, were hurt in automobile ac cidents. A short time later, an other daughter, Helen, fractured her ankle and a son. Timothy, suffered hand burns while burn ing rubbish. The Murphy's are keeping their fingers crossed. They have two other children. speare gcta emit for. And the Bacon Society is further creating a Itir with demands that in any movie based on a Shake speare play screen credit be given to Sir Francis Bacon, who is the society's candidate for Shake speare's laurels. Hot son, on the other hand, has come up with a prodigious bit of research on the play "Twelfth Night" and he considers that no one but Shakespeare himself could have written it. t KliiHbeth On Hand What s more, Hotson is con vinced that Shakespeare turned out 'Twelfth Night" quickly and under pressure. Peering over his shoulder, so to speak, was Queen Elizabeth I herself. Hotson went to Italian, German, Russian and English archives in search of documents that would help him recreate the circum stances under which the famous comedy was written and pcr- now boov he titled "The First Night Of Twelfth Night." The play had Its world premiere before the queen, her courtiers and distinguished guests on the night of Jan. 6, 1601. Hotson found that certain characters and lines in the play naa a special meaning In terms of the people .in the au dlence. Seated near Kllznbeth while "Twelfth Night" unfolded was the handsome Virginio Orsino. Duke of Rarcciono, who was visiting Lon don from Italy and had made a big hit with the queen. It was no coincidence that the leading char acter In the play was called the Duke Orsino." Fur Hatted Huh dan Another guest was a "tall, very fat" Russian, Grigori Mikhulin. He was an envoy of the Czar Uor- is Goudonov, and a fur-h a 1 1 e ;l wonder around the court. Hotson has picked out several references to the czar's ambassador in "Twelfth Night." "Twelfth Night," as Hotson sees it, could not have been written by some hidden genius and attributed to Shakespeare by accident. And who, would the queen turn to for a workmanlike job of play writing? To William Shakespeare of course, says Hotson. WEEK-END SPREE wiUj chases. The boy was uwtiNBHUKU, Ky. 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