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Wednesday, June 29, 195S
'Fight Against Fear Group
In Chicago Aids Members to
Lose Nervousness, Tensions
By ALFRED LEECH
United Prats Corrotpondont
Chicago (U.R) A young
housewife cleared her throat
with a trace of nervousness and
told the group she was worried
about "things I know I can't
change, anyway."
A young man in a sports shirt
arose and said he is troubled
by anxiety over his forthcoming
marriage.
"I'm not afraid," he said. "Just
anxious."
Members of the group laughed
and so did he.
It was the weekly meeting of
a group know 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
and frustrations, and they have
learned to help each other.
The meeting was held at the
Oak Park Neuro-Psychiatric
clinic operated by Dr. Melvin
Blaurock. It was strictly infor
mal. One 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 other members for their com
ments or experiences.
A blonde woman ventured
that the best way to avoid worry
is to "trust in God." A suburban
housewife named Helen said she
worries about "how people feel
toward me."
A man named Jack said he
tries to overcome worry "by
meeting my problems head on."
One woman had been hospit
alized recently with a "break
down" and had returned to work
only the day before. She was
worried because she had forgot
ten some details of her job.
"But I've decided if I can't
remember something, I'll just
ask somebody," she said. "If they
think it's strange, I just can't
help it."
How To Accept People
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
walking 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
problems, "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
corner soda fountain for refresh
ment 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 prob
lems. "Only some of us get thrown
by them."
Menon Says India Friendly to Both China, America
Local CAP Cadet
Receives Certificate
Cadet Terry Krinock of the
Medford squadron, Civil Air pa
trol, received a certificate of
proficiency at the CAP summer
encampment at the Portland In
ternational airport June 25. Ca-
det Krinock was one of 47 earn
ing such certificates. It is the
highest scholastic award given
cadets of the CAP.
Besides Krinock, Cadets Ken
neth Potucek and Mary Daniels
attended the camp from here,
returning by C-45 aircraft last
Sunday. While there they in
spected base aircraft and put in
flight time in a C-124 Globe-master.
Zsa Zsa Tosses Big
Party for 10 Most
Eligible Bachelors
Hollywood (U.R) Zsa Zsa
Gabor tossed the dream party of
the year last night for only
herself and the 10 most eligible
bachelors in Hollywood, with
out one movie actor in the lot.
The blonde actress, through
such inspiration known only to
the femme fatale from Hungary,
picked who she thinks are the
most attractive men on the loose
and invited them out to dinner.
No Actors
But the Rock Hudsons and
Marlon Brandos were left at
home.
"Actors all want to be prima
donnas," trilled Zsa Zsa. "One
in the party is enough. Every
thing an actor does is rehearsed."
Most of the men were not
young, either. Zsa Zsa thinks
"older men are so interesting."
The 10 patient men who
shared -on beautiful date were
antique dealer Thomas Ingersoll,
attorney Franklin Lane, attor
ney Edward Bosbyshell, fashion
designer Jax Hanson, contractor
Hal Hayes, architect John Lind
say, composer Nacio Herb
Brown, composer Nicholas;
Brodsky, pilot Speed Chandler,
and insurance man Alfredo de la
Vega.
Chair for Ruby
An empty chair was left for
the hostess current love, Por-
firio Rubirosa, whom she joins
in Paris Tuesday.
Zsa Zsa explained she gave
the dinner "because I thought it
would be fun, and who knows
how much longer I'll be a bache
lor girl and able to do this."
'Go-Ahead' Given on
New Building at SOC
Ashland Southern Oregon
college Business Manager Don
Lewis has announced that Arch
itect Robert Keeney, Medford,
has been given the "go ahead"
on final plans for remodelling
the present physical education
building at SOC, Memorial court,
into a Student Union building.
It will be financed in the main
from funds left the college in the
will of the' Britt family of Jack
sonville. A snack bar, bookstore,
faculty and student lounges, stu
dent offices as well as several
classrooms will be housed in the
Student Union building.
Whittier, Calif. (U.R) India's
United Nations delegate V. K.
Krishna Menon said last night
his country was 'friendly to both
China and the United States"
and would like to think its "mo
tives are not suspect by either
side."
Krishna Menon spoke before
2000 persons attending the In
stitute of International Relations
at Whittier college sponsored by
the American Friends Service
Committee.
Not Neutral To Peace
Commenting on India's role as
a neutral, Krishna Menon said
Klamath Fails Viaduct
Construction Delayed
Klamath Falls (U.R) Con
struction of a viaduct over the
south 6th street railroad tracks
here will be delayed probably
until next fall.
Mayor Paul Landry quoted R
H. Baldock, state highway en
gineer, as saying that plans will
not be complete before six
weeks.
The new four-lane bridge Is
estimated to cost $645,000.
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"We are not neutral to peace.
We are not neutral to using
methods of negotiations."
The Indian ambassador of
good will said the "recent U. N.
anniversary meeting in San
Francisco "represented a change
in the attitude of world leaders.
Circumstances today, are such
that a reorientation of thinking
is necessary."
He said the San Francisco
meeting was an excellent send
off for the coming Big Four
meeting at the summit in
Geneva.
Asks War Renunciation
Krishna Menon again called
for a renunciation of war by the
nations of the world.
'Where there are barriers be
tween nations there is fear," he
said.
"The most powerful nations
are the ones most overcast with
fear. Strength is usually the
mask for fear.
"We would be willing and
wise to take risks for peace as
we take the risks of war. The
cause of peace through concilia
tion calls for courage and perse
verance, patience and magnam
ity" he said.
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