80 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, 0-t. 27, 1949
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TEEN TALK
y VIVIAN BROWN
(AP Meufaaturea)
The mora we hear about teen-agers, the more we realize that
they ahouldn't ba grouped together in one big teen-age classifica
tion. They'rt different eity by city, atate by atate, country by
country.
Their habits depend entirely on their own environment!. In
Pittiburgh, for lnatancc, Elaine
Kahn reporta that the current
rage among high achool boya ia
water piatola often concealed
In hollowed out textbooka.
But, aaya Elaine, one atudent,
pert and pretty Marilyn Hoff
man, 16, aaya the girla don't like
them at all. Marilyn, a Junior
t Langley high achool, aaya:
"Girla try to ignore the
boya who carry water piatola,
but that ia about 10 per cent
of the male atudent body.
We'll go out on datea with the
boya but we're pretty cold if
they don't leave the piatola
at borne."
. Langley imposes a two-week
suspension on anyone caught
firing a water gun but the toys
atill are very much in evidence.
Girla carry them, too, but "just
in self defenat" while the rage
k on. Some non-conf ormlata load
them with perfume or turpentine
instead of water.
Girls there don't believe in go
ing ateady. They like to have
fun and meet people, one reason
why It is ailly to go steady.
And once a ateady breaks up,
it a hard to get dates afterward,
they aay.
Necking is out with these girls.
Marilyn says:
"We limit it to a goodnight
kiss. We'd rather talk and
laugh and have a good time
Instead of all that mush. In
high achool, I think a kiss is
as far as it ahould go."
The expressions "it's keen'
and "it's sharp" cover most
situations for the teen-age group.
A new one is "serious up." It
means "keep quiet, we want to
be serious" and ia used to quell
disturbance and squelch wise
cracka.
Favorite treat of the kids is a
deluxe aundae consisting of
vanilla ice cream, chocolate
sauce, marshmallow, nuts, cher
ries and whipped cream in great
quantities. If you are drooling
at thia point, just think of the
price 65 cents, practically a
whole week's allowance.
Marilyn saya it isn't a regular
diet with the young moderns at
Langley. Usually, they have
just one a month. Saya she:
"It's quite a dish. If you
finish one, they give you a
little medal that reads, 'I was
a pig at Pierce's' (the store
that sells them)." Marilyn
has a few medals.
Some girls worry about wheth
er to hold hands and kiss to be
a success in their crowd. As one
young high school girl writes:
"Some of the boys have
tried to put their arms around
me and hold my hand, but so
far I haven't given In. Per
haps it is the wrong thing to
do. Many of the boys have
given up in disgust, including
the boy I like. What should I
do?"
It would be very silly for any
girl to kiss or hold hands pro
miscuously Just because she
wanted to be a success in her
crowd. If the boys insist on this
nuisance necking, give 'cm the
gate. A nice boy will come along
who will be willing to have dates I
with a girl just because she en-'
CIO Demands
Denham Purge
Cleveland, O., Oct 27 U.B
yesterday demanded that Presi
dent Truman fire Robert N.
Denham, general counsel of the
national labor relations board.
In a press statement, Murray
accused Denham of using the
Taft-Hartley act "to aid em
ployers bent on destroying free
trade unions.
He charged that Denham re
peatedly haa stretched the labor
law "even beyond its harsh
terms" to crack down on unions.
On behalf of the CIO, Murray
joys his company. If she finds
she wants to hold hands with
him after she knows him well
enough, that's for her to decide.
But no girl should be forced into
a romantic routine of which she
doesn't approve. Boys, today,
are too spoiled anyway, as most
girls find . . . don't encourage it
It is so easy for a girl to ruin
her reputation, particularly in
small town, by being too agree
able in the matter of "necking.1
The funny thing about it is that
after the boys have made the
rounds of these romantic Janes,
they look to the girls who have
been aloof to become their steady
dates. No boy wants to settle
down with a girl who has been
"best girl," some time or other,
to every boy in town.
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said, "I call upon President Tru
man to remove Denham as gen
eral counsel of the national la
bor relations board."
Denham was appointed to a
four-year term as general coun
sel in the summer of 1948, short
ly after the Taft-Hartley act be
came law.
But CIO lawyers said they
were convinced that Mr. Tru
man could oust Denham before
hia term Is up.
Murray said that "time and
again" Denham haa refused to
issue unfair labor practice com
plaints against employers but
"on the other hand, Denham has
issued complaint after complaint
against labor unions based on
frivolous and unfounded charges
by employers."
Meanwhile, the rich CIO un
ions prepared to follow the lead
of the CIO alto workers in kick
ing in financially within the
next few daya to help build up a
warchest for Murray's striking
CIO steelworkers.
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