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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

"Antes de aceptar Ell rol inves
tigue Embellishments para ase-
gurarme que ell puesto no in
terferiria con mi status amateur
de tennista. ESQ es 10 mas i'm
portante en- mi vida"
Althea dice que ha dejado Ell
tennis competitive por I'm ano,
pero que continuara practican-
do para seguir en- forma, y, de
vez en- cuando, tomara parte- en-
partidos de exhibiciones "por-
que muchos de mis- amigos me
quieren yer jugar."
AL igual que todos los reclen
llegados a Hollywood, Althea es-
ia ansiosa de yer a las estrellas.
"Quiero verlos a tdos," dice,
'especialmente a Frank Sinatra'.
"Esta pelicula abre una nue.
va carrera para mi. Puede que
me convierta en- una actriz en-
ell resto de mi vida, pero TODD
depende de como actu esta vez.
Una cosa buena de vivir en- Ho-
llywood es que puede jugar ten
mis- TODD ell ano. Me gusta Ell
golf tambien y espero poder jul
gar durante ell mes que viene."
DEsPUEs DEL DEBUT
Despues de SUI debut en- la
pantalla, Althea Sc ira al ex-
tr%anjero a una gira de Buena
Voluntad del Departamento de
Estado.
Alhea es una muchacha alta
y esbalta cuando esta quieta, pc
70 cuando .anda tiene movimien-
tos tipo gatuno. Estaba vestida
con una blusa roja, shorts ne
gros y sandalias.
"Creo que Ell tennis me pre-
pare para las tablas." aiadio.
"A traves del tennis aprendi
dignidad y posture. Una Sc en-.
cuentra en- I'm court y no tiene
a nadie mas que culpar de los
errores que cometa. CT eqoue
las peliculas es alao similar"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-20

LOS LIDERES INDIVIDUALS
JONRONES: Browne y Tasby CHI, Minoso (M) y Browne () 5
TRIPLES: Drake M ). !
DOBLES: Browne CHI Q
HITS CONECTADOS: Taylor (A) 80
CARRERAs IMPULSADAS: Browne (H) -. .. rs
CARRERAS ANoTADAS: Nelson (A), Drake y Mihoso () ~
BASES ROBADAS: O.. Alvarez (C) 2
PONCHADOS RECIBIDOS: Brown (A) 70
BASES POR BOLAS RECIBIDAS: Drake (D "A
LOS PRIMEROS LANZADORES
\ lCon 80. O mas inninps IanxadosA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
ADvERTIsEMENr


. For sl5l.sO. including
meals, a 7,0OO-mile. S-week
vacationi A man and his wife
have done II !. =. and more and
more families are trying il
every year. They're camping
cutin NatiOnalo or State forests!
August Readers Digest tells
you where to 90, what to take.
Before you take your vaca-
ton, read 1.-THE Nations Best
Vacation Buy" in August
Readers Digest. It's Just one
Of IS fascinating articles in
this issue-now on newsstands
everywhere.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
ROuZie Named To
Direct Planners

James b Rouzie planning direc-
tor for Wlnston-Salem and For
syth County. has been named tc
direct the activities Of the Nortt
Carolina section OF the American
Institute of Planners for the com
ing year He succeeds Robert +
Stipe, assistant director Of the
Institute OF Government in Chape
Hill, who had held the office since
November 1857.
Rouzle was formerly director d
planning for the City Of New Or
leans, Louisiana. before accepting
his present appointment as plan
ming director IN Winston-Salem II
1855. He is d graduate Of the De
partment OF City and Reglona
Planning at the University o
North Carolina
The North Carolina section o
ALP is the professional society 0
city planners and planning direc
tors in North Carolina Both Rouzl'
and Stipe will represent the Norti
Carolina section at the annua
meeting OF the Southeast Chapte
Of ALP in Nashville, Tennessee
this week.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
Mayflower Colony
To Meet Saturday

The Central Carolina Colony Of
the Society Of Mayflower Descen.
dants in North Carolina viii hoId
"a breakfast meeting at 8 30 am.
this Saturday in the Saudhills Room
Of the S and W Cafeteria in Raleigh
IN honor Of the winner Of the May
flower Cup and Mrs Preston b
Wilkes Jr Of Charlotte, Governor
or tie State Society
Officers OF the Central Carolina
Colony are Mrs W. G Allen Of
Raleigh leutcnant-g governor Sam
uel S. Dees Of Raleigh vice lieu
ltenapt-governor Mrs Wallace
Caldwell Of Chapel Hill. secretary
and treasurer and Richard S
Tufts Of Pinehurst and Sturgis +
| lLeayitt Of Chapel Hill members
Of the Executive Committee
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
FOR SALE

STEELE'S MAST0DON PANSIES
easy to grow. huge blooms, bril-
Ian, col0rs Also perennlalS sweet
williams. pink wallllowers, bulbs
nyaclath, daffodil. tulip. crocus
shrubs holly. llgustrum, rnagno-
ha Dickinson S Garden Center
Durham I'd Phone 9-2S3e.
81 PLYMOUTH STATION VA
gon We Two door Excellent con
diliou Best offer Call 1896 after
z % p
VlRGINIA'S LARGEST GROWERS
Of fruit trees, small fruit. nut
trees, landscape plant materla
offer 56-pg Planting Guide cataloG
In color Regular SOC value fret
on request Salespeople wanted
Write Dept MAJ, Waynesboro Nur
series. Waynesboro, Virginia
80 CHRISTMAS TREES READY
for cutting on tract 3 miles out
Easy access All sizes Good road
Clean land Phone 1911 5 80 to 6 81
pm any week day
1850 PACKARD, -FOUR DOOR
Good condition. $3.50 Westing
house portable TV, Is IN Excel
lent condition. Practically un
used SIS. Call 1916.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
Overcoat Is Stolen

Fank Boddie OF Raleigh reported
to the Chapel Hill Police Depart
ment that his oyercoat was stoIer
from his car Wednesday night Mr.
Boddie said that he parked his
car at the Woollen Gymnasium
locked the doors but left the venI
glass unlocked and then attend
ed the Carolina-Clemson basketball
game. When he returned the cal
was unlocked and his oyercoat was
gone.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

Mr. and Mrs George Barclay o
Chapel Hill announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Miss
Carole Barclay above 70 Michae
Sieppe son Of Mrs Leonard Fus
seiman and the late ~ II Stepps
Of New York
The wedding ceremony vii be
conducted at 3 pm January Is
1859 at the University Methodist
Church by the Key Vance BaErou
Mr Sleppe wi. resume hIs
studies 81 the University here ncZf
semester after ha as been ~
business for year and d haH
siiss Barclay a student at the
Womans College ia Greensboro
plans also to enter TIE University
here next semester
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE: FIRST TINE AID
vertiSed, brand new six-room
brick house on large lot. Beauti.
ful lawn with trees on paved street
in nice neighborhood. Living room
with fireplace, dining room, 3 bed
rooms, kitchen, ceramic bath,
closets, and large storage attic.
Hot air heat, fully insulated and
weather stripped. Financed with
monthly payments less than house
would rent for. Call 1897
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

University President william c
Friday on q pre-Ynie WISH %
sssageiy SsnasoEiuYn CT the eve
of TIE iSSs Christmas Seal Sale
campaign IN North Carolina called
on Mrs. LOIS Bishop OF Raleigh.
typical Of the thousands Of Tar
Heels who have tuberculosis Mr.
Friday Is chairman OF the drive
this year See photo on page ter ,
Mrs. Bishop knows what u
means 10 be among tire 5000
Americans TB strikes each year
regardless Of age. sex, race or
economic status
A TB patient al Gravely Sana-
torium in Chapel Hill. Mrs
Bishop, age 81. was found 70 have
TB by the Wake County Health
Department in 1855
Today, aided BY modern treat
ment methods. most patients can
be cured in matter Of
months Mrs Bishop, however
was not 30 lucky. She mas had
drug therapy and one operation
and still faces many more months
Of drug treatment and probably
another operation before her dis
ease IS expected 10 be controlled
This IL itself is tough prob
lem but Mrs Bishop mas other
anxIetleS to overcome which
threaten the effectiveness OF her
treatment She finds It hard not
to worry" about her four young
children who had to be placed IN
boarding homes
The outlook for Mrs Bishop
eventual recovery is good bu, she
will no, be able 10 forget her
TB" even after sne returns 10
her family because there IS no
certain Or permanent cure
That having IB is lifetime
proposition is Well understood By
W. f Thompson executive vice
president OF the Bank OF Chapel
Hill He was q student al the TIM
versity il 1915 when MS TB was
discovered Since he has suffered
two relapses-in 1874 and 1853
Thompson Is quick TO point out
that there are 80 900 * TB pa
tients Ike himself who must take
special care Of themselves 10
avoid relapse From TINS stand
point alone TB IS q tremendous
public health problem
Said Thompson, II everybody
could have a little experience with
TB. there would never be any
problem raising m0ney for re-
search and eradication
Bill Friday, State Christmas Seal
Chairman and president Of the
Consolidated University OF North
Carolina. agreed Now really
understand what the statement
Every SIX minutes every day
one American breaks down with
TB. means, he said
Christmas Seals fight TB by
supporting research and programs
aimed at preventing TB, flnding
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
Notice 10 MaiIers

Postmaster Paul Cheek announc
ed today that beginning next Mon
day morning the parcel post wind
ow Of the Post Office will be open
ed at 9 am. instead Of 8 am.
Stamps may be purchased at the
parcel post window. Later in the
Christmas season both the parcel
post window and the stamp window
will be opened at the earlier hour.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
William Friday and William Thompson
Pay Visit to the GraUely Sanaforium

cases, and helping TB patients
with ahcir problems before, dur
nag. and sitter treatment. f9riday
explained.
You can have a part IN this
important work. he suggested
by buying Christmas Seals from
your local T'B association today
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

The Junior Service League 5 an
nual Christmas tea will be held
from 3 80 10 pm. Tuesday De
cember 10, al the home Of Mrs b
l.. Ward on Greenwood Road
Members are asked to bring q
cash contribution for the Memo
rial Hospital pediatric play room
fund
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
REAL ESTATE
ONLY 500 DOWN

For 500 down and SIS per month
you can purchase this good two
bedroom house. at Pine Street
Carrboro. Its many good features
and low price will delight you
Listen to these: large light kitchen
with four full windows, plaster
walls. good oak flooring, four clos
cts, half basement with operating
washing machine, termite treated
good insulation, fine shade trees,
extra workshop building, street to
be paved within year, city water
and sewer with only county taxes,
walking distance to school and bus
line, 100 10 lot with swings
and bench. and well, for a home IN
vestment this one is very gooc
valuel And excellent financing.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

Thomas Mitchell and Frank Al
ston, two colored youths, were
each sentenced TO 60 days III the
Orange County Jail when found
guilty last Tuesday in the Chapel
Hill Recorder S Court of stealing
$50 worth Of copper wire from the
University on November - AL
ston has appealed his case TO the
Orange County Superior Court
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
Sermon Tonic Announced

Don't Be Afraid" will be the
topic Of the Rev. John T. Way.
lands sermon at the morning
worship service of the Olin T.
Binkley Memorial Baptist Church
at II O'Clock this Sunday, Decem.
Der 2, In Gerard Hall.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
LOST AND FOUND

LOST GOLD LINK BRACELET
With two large round bangles
Generous reward Phone 9-7S0l
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL
male brown and white. eward
Suayed from vicinity Of Durham
Orange County line between old
and new Chapel Hill Roads Phone
Durham 7-6493 collect.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT: FOR 3 OR
4 months or semester, direct from
owner, desirable furnished house
or apartment. Starting in January
or February LIST, by most desir able
couple. Phone Mrs. Olsen at Fou-
shee Olsen Realty.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
HELP WANTED

MAIL ROOM SUPERVISOR, MAN
or woman to operate mailing room
of University affiliated 0rganiza-
ton. Knowledge of sypiag and ad-
dressograph equipment helpful.
Write Mailing Department. Box 60,
Chapel Hill, n. c, stating age and
experience.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
2 EXTRA LARGE BEDROOMS
y. BATHS
3 BEDROOMS AND BATH

Close to town on N. Columbia
St. A moderate priced home II
excellent condition. Fireplace in
living room, separate dining
room. Lots of storage space.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
.,:; s,:;; CLASSIFIED ADS ,ss.; %,s;
FOR SALE

DELUX '55 BUICK CENTURY
automobile. One man car. Driven
10 600 miles. Top condition. New
safety nylon cord Seiberling tires.
Power steering Loaded New bat.
tery. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Call Rm. "a, Carolina Inn.
KORDES PERFEcTA, PINK
Peace. White knight, roses. Call
7-2i26. Chapel Hill Nursery.
UMSTEAD'S PLANT FARM -
Strawberry plants. violas. pansies
biennials, prenials on sale.
PUREBRED GERMAN SHEP,
ard. mos old Excellent watch
dog. Accept any reasonable offer
Call 9-935l.
1855 yoLKsWAGEN. SUN ROOF
blue. one owner r & II Call
after 6 Chapel Hill 1892
1857 CHEVROLET. RED AND
white l2.OOO miles -Four door
Call 8-6l64 after 430
BLACK LEATHER JACKET
Cost SIS 90 new VIII sell for
$1,000 In perfect condition 1916
GIRLS COATS. SKIRTS, AND
dresses Various sizes Good con
dition Reasonably priced 7-227S
FOR SALE 1857 BEIGE VOLKS-
wagen Call 9-6455
FOR SALE NICE COCKER
Spaniel puppies 10 weeks old Call
9-5857
LIKE NEW, ENGINE AND
seven car American Flyer train
with cushioned track and acces-
sories including dual transformer
Mounted on a" "a" table $500
Also. three HOLLYWOOD beds each
$500 Call 8-0767.
HIGH POINT SAMPLES. FINE
mattresses and box springs. Tyson
Furniture Mebane
NEW SHIPMENT PINE STEP,
lamp and harvest tables. Supply
limited Tyson Cash and Carry
Furniture Mebane
BEAUTIFUL BLACK COCKER
puppy, seven weeks old. Axe
registered win board until Christ
mas Cali Durham, 8-2O42.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

Mrs. Lester Leaves Hospital
Mrs. Robert Lester. who under
went surgery two weeks ago at
DsIke Hospital, " now conyalescing
& heE home On PittsborO Road,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT: TWO-BEDRoOM UN-
furnished house on East Franklin
Street one mile from downtown.
Call 6576 day or S-770l evenings.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
For SALE

AUTOMATIC KENMORE WASH
ing machine for sale. Good condi.
ton. Phone 86ll78 after S.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
WORK WANTED

MALE, 26. MARRIED, 3 YEARS
Of college Open to any field. Call
1898.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

VACANCIES FOR ELDERLY
private patients. 24-hour nursing
service care Rates begin at SIPS.
Physician on call. Apply Yancey
Rest Home, Hillsboro. Telephone
1891. References; DR.. r. j. Muir
ply, HillsbOro, and DR.. Lucy Nor
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM AND
VALUE

The conveniently designed war@)
kitchen with the pine panelled
cabinets opens into the pretty, pine
panelled family room with fire
place and extra storage space. Al
so on the first floor are living
room. dining room, bedroom, and
half bath; upstairs are two bed
rooms and bath, and the basement
mas washer outlets, a shower, and
a recreation room with fireplace
and outside entrance Oil heat,
small lot and maintenance), two
blocks from downtown conyenien-
ceS.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
HELP WANTED

COLORED HELP WANTED. AP,
ply in person at 4 pm, Antonio's S,
l04 w. Franklin st.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
FOR RENT

TRAHIOR SPACE 6 MILES OUT
Airport Rd. Trees and privacy
5000 month. Patio. 2 acres Of
grass. Call 9-935l.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
COME IN

Come in and let US help you find
just the right home with the best
arrangements for you. Many Chapel
Hillians have. Besides the homes
listed here we have an excellent.
variety for your inspection in sucH|
areas as Tenney Circle, Oakwood.
Gimghoul. Westwood, Laurel Hill.
Ransom ST. and others. All types
of financing and various sizes. One
of four out of town homes might
suit you, too.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
3 BEDROOMS AND BATH

Under $4,000 for an almost new
brick veneer home on a beau
tiful high lot with many big
trees.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

OLD BRICK BUT UP TO
DATE
With contact ceilings and open
beams in the panelled living
room this three bedroom, two
bath home offers beauty. con-
venience and privacy. A large
lot in a lovely ciose-in neigh
borhood.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
HOUSES FOR RENT

NICE THREE-BEDROOM BRICK
home in quiet residential section
of Pittsboro. Telephone Kingswood
2-3452.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
Dial 8431

Realtors at 108 n. Columbia
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04

FOR RENT: BROOM HOUSE, 2l3
McCauley St. Available Dec. /.
Call 9-393e.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
SERVICES AVAILABLE

PIANO TUNER TECHNICIAN
Lewis B Cucinotta. ASTP. 2O8 An
drews Lane, Chapel Hill S-7O2l
We REPAIR AND REPLATE
any old silver Bring in for est-
mates Whitehall Shop 9f79.
FOR PASTEL AND OIL PORT.
rats Of children and adults see
Frances Crawford. 81 0akwood
Drive
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER,
J c Collins. co VI r. Murray
Music Co Durham. N c Phone
2is3l
WOOD CUTTING ., AND CHAIN
saw work by the hour or contract.
Phone 9-80li.
4 PIANO TECHNICIAN is YOUR
pianos best friend For reliable
tuning and servicing contact Rob
ert Churchill-9-l5l6 Free esu-
mates
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
WANTED
HOUSE. APIS. WANTED

APARTMENT WANTED IN VI
cinity Of hospital Call 1922 after
6 pm. Tom O'Conner.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-04
REAL ESTATE
FINE. MODERN HOME

FINE, MODERN HOME
Big home with especially large
living room, dining room, kitchen,
study. Five bedrooms, 2lz ceramic
tiled baths; complete basement.
Extra large lot in fine neighbor-
hood. Immediate possession.
BIG HOME ON
GIMGHOUL ROAD
Attractive home with living room,
dining room, kitchen, four bed
rooms and study. Two and one
half baths. Plus completely inde-
pendent apartment. Big, beautiful
lot; in fine neighborhood.
COUNTRY HOUSE BARGAIN
One mile out from the Smith
Level-Morgan Creek bridge is
the sound. lke-new, five room
house with the slick new kit
chen and bath. The price is
only $500 down and $65 per
month allowing you to OWN
it. Call Foushee- Olsen today.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Program Listines
S-The Lote Show. Movie

9-The Lote Show. Movie
IA Hours. They Died With
Their Boots On" l94l. The life
story Of Gen. Custer. ErroI Flynn,
Olivia De tiovilIond. Gene Lock-
hort.
1l:z5
4-Som and Friends. Puppets.
11:30
4-Jock Poor Show. Variety.
Ia Hours. Guests: Doomor.
Dovid Woyne. Billy De Wolfe. Pot
Suzuki.
7-News. WeotheF.
McCoffreY. Allen.
ll:45
7-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
lz:z0
1.-The Lords Prayer.
1870
5-Thousht for the Ooy.
Evening star., 1958-05-04
Moy 9

9-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
Seret. 6ilko decides to join the
Western" trend in teleVisIon.
$50
4-The Thin Mon. Comedy.
7-Potriee Munsel Show.
Guests: Richord Haydn, Koye
BolIord, Jones Hurst.
o-Show OF the Month. Dromo.
IA Hours. "Wutherino Heights"
The story of Heothcliff, volt
rescued from the gutter ond
Eoised by rich Scotsmon. ond
OF Heothcliff's possessive love for
Cothy, his benefoctoF's beautiful
douQhter. Yvonne Fumeoux,
Richard Burton, Heather Seors.
Robert Flemyno, Michel Roy,
Borry Jones, Cothleen Nesbitt.
1000
4-covoIeode of Sports.
CorIos Ortiz VS.. Joey lopes. Ten
rounds. Liohtweiohts. Hollywood
Legion Stodiun, Hollywood, Colt.
7-HaFbor Commend. Oromo.
1880
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
Lloyd Bridges stors.
l0:4S
4-Post Fight Beat.
5-Tenth Inning.
1900
4-News and Local News.
horkness. Word.
5-Eleven O'Clock Movie.
Ia Hours. THE Bochelor and
the Bobby -Soxer." l947. Cory
Gront, Myrno 10y.
7-code Three. Mystery.
you Cont Kill Marine"
Richord TroVis, norrotor.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douolos. Doniels.
ll:15
4-Weofher. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

teen-age couple goes out with several other
couples than when they stick to their own two
some Sitting on couch or in car -
night after night, the youngsters almost have
to dare each other to do things they are
actually afraid to do.
The problem of unwed mothers is one which
simply can't be solved. Even the old-faShioned
remedy of shotgun wedding is usually the
wrong one, since studies show that teen-age
marriages, especially when there are children,
are very prone to failure. The only solution is
prevention - and this must begin at home.
Parents often mistakenly think that physical
and emotional maturity are synonymous. A
result is lack of proper chaperonage. At one
maternity home, at least three OF the unwed
mothers had been baby-sitting with their boy
friends when the intimacy occurred. In some
cases parents have gone away for weekend,
leaving their adoleScent daughter at home. Il
wish Mother had been more mothersome,"
17-year-old told one of our caseworkers.
Too Strict Or Too Lenient2
Many parents, going through the normal con-
fusion of how to deal with an adoleScent,
tend to be either oveTstrict or overpermiSSive.
More important than too much or too little
discipline is the need of youngsters to know
exactly where their parents stand. Many par
entS consider out-of-wedlock pregnancy a
problem only for parents of daughters, but boys
also need a positive, clear code Of behavior.
great many out-of-wedlock pregnancies
come from homes in which the mother or
father tends to dominate. know Of one strict,
overprotective mother who always chose her
daughter Betty's dresses = and even her dates.
But BettyS mother, who worked during the
day, didn't know what Betty was doing in
the afternoon. To assert her independence,
the girl picked boy for herself and spent her
afternoons with him in his car. With time,
their intimacy also became sexual.
On the other hand, the overindulgent par
ent may in effect be giving her daughter license.
Too young children are made responsible for
their social behavior as if they were adults.
A few weeks ago, l5-year-old mother at
family agency told her counselor:
81 wish my parents had put their foot down.
wouldn't have liked it, but would have done
what Mother said
Ionce heard another girl say bitterly: Il felt
WASN'T important to Nom because she didn't
care when got home. She just wanted to be
sure had plenty of dates"
Although the adoleScents are supposed to
have invented going steady" preSsuring by
their parents to date boys earlier and earlier in
life accounts for much of the phenomenon.
This urging to ''hurry-up-and-live" forces chill
dren to grow up faster and to behave as it they