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Wednesday. June 27. 1956
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Around Hollywood
. Ir ALINE MOSBY
United Prut Correspondent
Hollywood U.R) John Hu
iton, one of show business' true
characters and one of the world's
toD directors.
Hollywood to
live in rural
Ireland but
it sounds more
dangerous
than life in
the wilds of
m o v i etown.
Hum phrey
Aline Mosey Bogart. one of
Huston's cronies, once said the
director Rets carried away by
whatever country he's in. When
they made "African Queen," ac
cording to- Bogart. Huston be
came a big same hunter but re
verted to a typical Englishman
back in London.
The lanky, colorful Huston
was back in Hollywood on a rare
visit before traveling to New
Bedford, Mass., for the premiere
of his "Moby Dick," so I visited
his hotel suite to see if he looked
Irish.
Dapper Attire
Huston was wearing a flannel
suit with side slits in the jacket,
a green tie and velvet slippers.
He had just removed a checker
ed cap.
"My wife and I have lived in
Ireland four years and plan to
stay so we just bought a house
in County Galway," said Huston
as he lit a long, brown cigarette.
"Great fox hunting country. I
decided to live there because I
love horses and hunting. You
can t work in Hollywood and
live in the country. Getting from
the country into town is a three
hour project. I'm only an hour
by plane from London.
Huston belonged here to a lo
cal fox hunt club where Dan
Dailey and other enthusiasts ride
in pink coats on a foxless fox
hunt. But in Ireland Huston and
his wife go in for the real thing.
Back Injury
"I once had a fall and got a
kink in my back. Another time a
horse came down on me in ; a
ditch and I was paralyzed for a
while."
I commented this seems like a
racy sport, considering it's not
even a competition and, accord-
5xfeen Measles Cases
Reported Last Week
Sixteen cases of measles were
were reported to the Jackson
county department of health for
the week ending June 23.
They included 15 cases in Med
ford and one in Shady Cove.
Other diseases and numbers of
cases included in the weekly re
port were: chicken pox, eight;
pneumonia, five; mumps, four;
trench mouth, two; strep throat,
pink eye. infectious hepatitis,
whooping cough, and infectious
mononucleosis, one each.
ing to Huston, no trophies are
awarded.
"People get their legs broken
skiing," he shrugged.
Huston thinks the Irish are
very hospitable" and "not the
"swaggering, loud mouth type
like the professional Irishman in
America who's never been to
Ireland."
"There's no demonstration in
Ireland on St. Patrick's day," he
added. "Furthermore, that book
about Bridey Murphy made no
impression in Ireland. There's al
ready a fairy in every branch
and a ghost in every castle!"
The Family Council
Editor! Note: The Family Council consists of a Jndse, a psychiatrist, a
newspaper editor, a women's pace editor and two newspaper writers. These
consult with clergymen of ail faiths aad denominations. Ail letters are held
In complete confidence.
Mn. L. M Our son is about
to marry way beneath him.
Ralph M. My parents are
golddiggers.
Mrs. L. M. Our 21-year-old
son is something of a scientific
genius and has a brilliant future
before him, yet he is about to
ruin his life by marrying a girl
so far beneath him that it's just
ridiculous.
Ralph was graduated from col
lege two years ago and already
has a good job in his field while
he is doing graduate work. He is
handsome and charming and any
number of rich and beautiful
girls would love to have him, but
he has chosen Ethel a poor girl
with no looks, personality or
education. She is so shy that she
can hardly open her mouth in
front of strangers. All our
friends are appalled at what
Ralph, who could have anything
in life, has chosen for a wife.
She will certainly be a drawback
to him all his life.
Ralph M. My parents have j
always exaggerated my abilities ;
and built me into a genius. I'm
just an ordinary guy who likes
work and is interested in what
he's doing. Ethel is a sweet and :
intelligent girl and I love her j
very much. She has not had the
opportunity for much education,
but I hope to be able to help her
get more after we are married.
I'm afraid my parents are gold
diggers and see me as a com
modity .that ought to command
a high price on the market.
.
The Council: These parents are
making a bad mistake and are
alienating their son by express
ing themselves in the most in
flated of terms . . . Ralph is a
genius. Ethel absolutely no good
and the future either brilliant or
tragic. No wonder Ralph reacts
to all this by calling his parents
golddiggers and trying to pull
himself out of their orbit through
marriage. The pressure of their
fond ambition also makes him
want to put as low as possible an
estimate on himself.
Ralph and his parents ought to
try to get out of this emotional
tangle and look at the facts,
which are very likely something
like this: it is a little early to
tell whether or not Ralph is a
full-scale genius, but he has al
ready proven that he has abili
ties and potentialities above the
"ordinary guy." Ethel may not
be the best and most exciting
mate in the world for him, but
many a "genius" has found hap
piness with a woman of little ed
ucation and no pretensions.
Little Young for Marriage
Ralph should not be expected
to cold-bloodedly add up a girl's
looks, education and fortune to
see if they total into a tidy
amount for a promising young
man. On the other hand, he
should recognize that he is a
little young for marriage, and
that his emotional growth has
probably not kept pace with his j
mental growth. Individuals with j
high ability are often uneven in
this way. j
If these facts are accepted, and
the parents stop exerting so ;
much pressure on Ralph, it
might be possible for him to take
a few more looks before he leaps.
If he does look, he may realize
that barriers that seem small
now can grow bigger in time. He
should not count on Ethel's get
ting more education because this
is often difficult to work out in
later life. ' This lack, plus her
shyness, could become a source
of social and personal unliappi
ness to both of them when they
move into maturity. Ralph
should have the opportunity to
be with Ethel and other girls in
a variety of social situations
without feeling h i s parents'
anxious, appraising eyes upon
him. .
(Copyright 1956. General
Features Corp.)
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