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By UNITED 1B IlATIOML.
St. Augustine, Fla. Pierrt d le Slle, Trench writer,
who denied he was married to Suzy Pfrfcer on his visit to the
actress' hospital bed wher sh i recovering from an auto
accident:
"Miss Parker if $ dfer frient 1 mf oly reason in be
ing here is my coiern for her eoeeiiien."
ChSago Mrs. Ellen Borden Stevenson, divorced wife of
Adlai E. Stevenson, on the uction of furnishings from her
art center:
"Things can't get any worse so ikef siust get better. Per
haps out oi thi dirt will bloos a rose."
United Nations M'Hamed Hazid, Algerian nationalist
representative at the United Nations, claiming France must
give Algeria full independence:
"The French government will have to realize one fact
the tide for independence g$e are ridine is irresistible."
Las Vegas Philip Crosby, son of the crooner, laughing
ell reports he has proposed to showgirl Sandra Drummond:
"We've been going out and seeiaf the shows."
The Family gguneil
Editor! not: The Family Conncg consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist,
Ihrea clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers.
Each article .s a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does
not give advice; it merely reports on probleass that have been dealt
with by responsible agencies and counselors.
Arthur K. Jim says I should and a man. It is normal for
see a psychiatrist. v
James L. He is a very mixed
up fellow.
Arthur K. I am 20, a col-
mugh younger boys to develop
these feelings. Arthur is rath
er old for them. If he feels
disturbed about it, consulta
tion with a rjhvchiatrist would
lege student in great need of3be a good idea but he sh0uld
help on a serious problem
For the past several years
I have had very strong attach
ments to young fellows I ad
mired. I guess I kind of hero
worshipped them because
they all that characteristics I
'wished I had that is, they
w e re handsome, good at
sports, socially successful and
very intelligent. I am afraid
that I'm a little or a lot under
average in all those respects.
I made very good friends
with a guy at school and I
told him about my attitude to
ward a certain school leader.
Jim said that I was going
l much too far in my worship
and that my feelings bordered
on abnormalty. He told me I
ought to see a psychiatrist,
but since I have never done
anything abnormal I don't see
why this should be necessary.
Jajnes L. 1 have &no&n
Art for more than 9 year and
I have come to realize more
thJ he is really a very mixed
up faVow, even though he
doesn't like to admit it.
It is true that Arthur socia
lizes with girls quite 3 bfl
more even than I do But he
is very shy apd unaggressive
with them. He has admitted
to me that he only, kissed a
girl a few times in hip life
and that it didn't go farther
than that.or a guy his fis
that s something to , C'orry
about. Q
I am just a few months
older than Art but I have had
; quite a bit of experience, 3D
I know what I'm talking
about. Art really has t sen
, ous problem and he had batter
do something about itoSbefbre
it's too late.
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The Council: Arthur may
have some problems, but
from the evidence iven ve
susDect that Jim'9 are e lot
more serious.
Manv nersons tend to Droi
ect on others feelings and at
titudes that they don't watt
to acknowledge in themselves
They become terribly alarmed
and WE"ught up, as Jim is.
over the slightest evidence in
somebody else of these unde
sired impulses. Jim is much
too quick and positive in see
ing abnormality in his friend.
Jim ought to know that ag
gressivenes with girls is not
necessarily a sign of great
masculinity. For some men it
is a cover up for real fear
Lack of aggressiveness at
Art's age is not necessarily a
sign of maladjustment, partic
ularly if his social relations
with girls are enjoyable
Jim ought to be more hon
est with himself. It may be
that he feels he is very much
in need of phychiatric help
He should acknowledge it and
do something about it while
he is young enough to get the
most benefit from such treat
ment, o
Arthur's hero worship does
indicate a lack of confidence
in himself ag, a humn beinf
not go purely on his friend's
say-so.
Graham Warns
On Ignoring Hell
San Francisco (UPI)
Evangejjst Billy Graham says
it's a mistake to ignore the
reality of Hell. ,
"Just because the topic of
Hell is unpopular and. con
troversial doesn't mean we
should ignore it,'.' Graham
told Cow Palace audience
of 16,325 Sunday.
"I varn you of future retri
bution. I warn you the day of
reckoning is coming. Be care
ful. Watch out. Stop before
it is too late.
"We are too interested in
our own lives, our own pleas
ures, our own amusements.
We don't want to be warned
of the dangers that lie ahead."
After, the sermon, 459 per
sons mads decisions for
Christ.
Court Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Michael Hatalyk, violation of
basic rule, $10.
Jerry Glenn Lehman, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
JeckV Aladine Thomas. exDired
operator's license, $2.50. .
Gail Reid Prentice, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
Homer Augustus Marx, violation
basic rule, $10.
Michael Fredrick Wooldndge, im
proper left turn, $5.
Mervey Harry bpelly, disobeyed
traffic sign, $5.
Kicnard Wayne Aline, violation
basic rule, $10. ',
Lila Lee . Larson, violation basic
rule, $10. i
Arthur Fredericks Hotho, operat
ing vehicle at night without head
lights or tail lights, $2.50.
Brnest Ignatius lakus, disobeyed
traffic signal. $5. - .
Raymond Douglas Miller, viola
tion basic rule, $10.
Lorona Agnes Rose, violation
basic rule. $10. .
Billy Jay Caldwell, violation
Dasic ruie, ;pxu.
John Riley Ford, disobeyed traf
fic signal, $5. - .
Wayne rrantcnn Mct-oy, exces
eive noise (tires), $10.
rank Speak Chapman, violation
basic rule. $10.
Noel Alvin Moore, violation
basic rule, $10.
DISTRICT COURT
Andy C. Mead, overload, $62.
Chauncev R. Beck, overload, $65.
Malcolm G. Oetken, failure to
stop, $10. .
Roy E. Scholtz, overwidth, $15,
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CIRCUIT COURT
Faye M. Dawson vs. Sam
Dawson, divorce comdaint.
Donnie Lee Cornelius vs. Paul
Herbert . Cornelius, (divorce com-
nlaint.'
Helen M. Casey vs. Carroll D.
Casev. divorce comalaint.
Carol A. Kennedy vs. Ernest R.
Kennedy Jr., divorce cmplaint.
Victoria Estelle Fowler vs. How
ard Stanley Fowler,, divorce com-
nlaint
Mary Jane Mang vs. : Donald
Frederick Mang, divorce decree.
Alan D. Curry vs. Nina M. Curry
divorce decree.
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