Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1948 — Page 8

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Columbia Gives Dr. Jessup Leave | Henry, was a professor of law at

New York University, author of | To Serve U. S. as UN Delegate

|legal works, a lay leader in the | Jy 8, BURTON HEATH, NEA Staff Writer Presbyterian Church. Philip Jes- |

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PRR i . . *» : * ° - " . . Y NEW YORK, Oct, 28 —~A Columbia University student of inter- , ’ | C t a JM Advances to His Wife national law, assigned to write a term paper, telephoned to his pro- Sp was born in New York in as orl WI - inca fessor. ROT. ; ’ “How many footnotes shouid there be on a page?” he asked. He was graduated from the The laxative made especially

Without hesitation the professor answered: ‘Seven, of course.” _ for infants and children

When the paper came in, every single page had exactly seven footnotes. Because of that it re- . : ceived a very low grade, time to the United , | ' Nations, Dr, Jessup was one of The story . tol fo Hosta : those rare professors who can several facets of the character of 4pive their students, Dr. Philip Caryl Jessup, a lirtle-

Ridgefield School in Connecticut and. then got degrees from Hamilton College, the Yale Law School and Columbia. Dr. Jessup is an inch over six feet tall, weighs 165 pounds. He

a "MY WIFE AND I have been married four years and | are very happy, but this is my problem. My brother has| come to see my wife twice while I was at work and made advances toward her that no decent brother would make. | My wife and I are 21 and 22 years old and have two adorable |

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children. ublicized American carrving / “ou All my life anything my brother would ask me to-do Fve done. | Bh of the burden, in Paris of miFpriaey when Mir Te fyiokes a pe an) cigarets but nol Every tayor I've asked of him he has refused, He horrowed my car| battling Russia's vituperative An RAN Bhp de To ty cigars. an TAR. seeakionsl without asking, but now since I haven't got one and ask to use his, drei Vishinsky about the Berlin the “Little Py beat here covktail. He “dresses conservahe says no. Lots of people have told his wife about his having blockade ne presented u 8 proposals for tively. Hia appearance has been HE affairs with other women, but she doesn’t befleve it. He tells people] Jessup has been an invaluable 41 changes In "Security Council described as "Lincolnesque.” 5 3 . he just lives with her because he loves their two children | member of the U. 8 United Na- y ting procedure that he had He was married in 1921 to Lois ’ J Should I forget it, take it to the police, talk to my parents or tions staff since the summer of gone much of the work of draft- Ywalcott Kelldgg. Their one son is THOROUGH settle it my own way? : B 3 i." City 1046 Ing. named Philip Cary Jr. Mrs. Jes- AND EFFECTIVE! « B., City. e never really burat into z sup is a Quaker But he n real 1 in June the President made Pp A Qui k py ns sO PLEASANT

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You don’t want to embarrass your wife and look weak to your friends—don’t spread this story. It really isn't to your "credit that yoiir brother thought he could get away with any-

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* thing with your wife. Tell him you know all about his actions against this country and the rest heen sen’ as ambassador to and that you'll know if he gets out of line again. Make him of the non-Communist world, and Brazil. In September he was Indianapolis Chapter of Te give Fletcher's Castoria, Made esyour home as long as he respects it—and don't Jessup answered him: named with Marshall, Austin, I pecially for children, this thorough, (Zot Tltcher

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| DEFENDER—Dr. P. C. Jes- dinner meeting.

TO MISS EAST SIDE who is expecting a baby: Marry that| . =... 0.0 Andrei Vishinsky's WAS all over, the Berlin issue still Dr. Jessup's great-grandfather,| The Rev, Gerald G. Walsh, pro-| ’ RO! boy who wants to go to college, go to work and let him help with| wiuporation. with tefnpurote would be before the UN for dis- William Jessup, presented to the fessor of medieval history at Fletcher's Castoria is so pleasant part-time work. His child is more important than his college de- Pr After the shouting i cussion. GOP convention of 1860 the plat- Fordham University and editor of tasting, children love it! gree. Give the baby a chance with a name and work out things POISe r the shouting is At Columbia, until he took form on which Abrah#m Lincoln Thought. national Catholic quartogether. We married .and waited for our degree - v over, he tells ‘em Jeave of absence in early 1947 to was elected President. His father. terly, will be principal speaker GST SIDE. —— we e———————————————————— —————————— —————————————— ———————————— — yo"

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Prospective Draftee Plans Marriage

WHEN | REGISTERE® for the-draft | stated 1 was single pons SNE ot Be Hidueted fer. sgme. Lime. but 1 plan to be married Le vex afore (hat time. WHE Tbe exe PL From The ad wie Sia nme ; ATOR SHE Ny Rg Abarhecmiicthad San any gf ect ygon, my status? : PROSPECTIVE HUSBAND = As the-law stands, you wouldn't he drafted if* yod were mar- ., A working wife wouldn't change your status. AE itis p Sw

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this party, but can't forget her, and child—and I'm no fool either. Did I get the wrong woman, or what should I do? A DAILY READER

Your wife still might be the girl you married with a little help from you. She's been disappointed, too—and she’s felt tied down—but apparently she’s doing her best and staying’ home, | working at your marriage. Have yoti tried to show her as much fun and kindness as you used to—as much as you show this | other girl who has nothing better to do than entertain a mar ried man and help him spend his money? : The other girl wouldn't like your faults any better than your wife likes them—and you wouldn't find her so interesting if you didn’t work hard to keep her Interested—harder than you work | to Interest your wife, s

“Mother a Nervous Wreck Over Children MY PROBLEM concerns my mother who is a nervous wreck on account of her three children—me, 18 and married, and two d sons, 16 and 21. The worst is her son, 21, who cares for nobody ala

but himself, and takes money from our mother and never pays it back. My mother said if she had some sleeping pills she'd take i THE SENSAT NAL -. Includes hem and let ys all see how we could get along without her. 1 v 3 ) i 8 ply aink she meant it because she was crying and she seldom cries . Lis My brother, 21, married five days after he met the girl. She'd b } x ee wen married before and had two children, She told my brother - ® Adjustobl \e day they were married she didn't love him but married him ® 2 English y support her children’ My brother did try to make their marage work but she played poker and let a drunken married man “ This ; made w

pe friendly with her, 8he wouldn't take care of their house or the baby they had. .I offered to keep the baby awhile, but her mother said I was trying to get the baby and she wolildn't have a hold on my brother if I got it. : My mother picks up for my brother and loans him money. He stuffs himself with food and then picks up girls. If he doesn't pay the bills he and his wife have, my mother will have to. To make matters worse, my husband and I had a misunderstanding causing my mother worry, but we're together and see the ( mistake I made. Daddy tries to fell my mother not to worry be- vo cause we aren't worth it, Please help us. BUNNY, City. | . Take your mother away from troubles awhile instead of taking your troubles to her. Persuade her to go on a vacation. You can’t teach her to discipline your brother—she’ll have to realize he must be left on his own. You have plenty to do to keep your marriage sound without [nterfering in ‘his affairs. Try to get your family together for some good times. There won't be good times If you start" arguments. . All of you need counseling from the Family Service Association, 307 N. Pennsylvania St, and help from your pastor.

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Lack of Looks Won't Hurt Popularity MY TROUBLE 18 I can’t get a third date with any girl. 1 have tried everything on a date. I'm 18 and have a good reputation. but I'm not good-looking. Don't get me wrong--I have been with some of the best-looking girls there are. Please help me do better. . } UNWANTED HOOSIER Those girls will forget you aren’t handsome if you forget it. They want you comfortable with the head walter and at home on the dance floor. They want you sure of yourself and they don't want you pretending that you don’t mind being “unw anted.” It doesn't matter where you get your nolish—in college, in travel, or by observations and experiences—just get it. Maybe your “trying everything” is your trouble.

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