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Teenagers Lead New View On Sex LONDON toward a concept of supreme moral virtue, Profes- sor George M. Carstairs said Sunday night. "It seems to me that our young people are rapidly turn- ing our own society into one, in which sexual experience -- with precautions against conception --is becoming accepted as a sensible preliminary to mar- riage." It is a.preliminary, he sald, "which increases the probabil. ity that mar riage, comes, will be.a mutually satis- fying partnership." Carstairs, professor of psy- chological medicine at Edin- burgh University, was giving the third of this year's Reith Lecture over the BBC' rado network. Subject of the lec- tures: This Island Now. MAY BE MISTAKEN "I believe we may be quite mistaken in our alarm -- at times mounting almost to panic--over young people's sex- ual experimentation," said Car- stairs. It is frequently asserted that teen-agers today are precoci- ously active in. sex relation- ships, he went on, "On purely biologcal grounds this need not surprise us be- cause one of the consequences of improved health and nutri- tion has been a steady lower- ing of the age of puberty." The average marrying age) has gone down, said Carstairs,|pionship, replacing the late Sen- but there: still is a gap of sev-jator John T. Haig (AP)--Teen-agers eral may be leading modern society|young people are physically 7 sex asiready for sexual experience and something to be enjoyed, one of their becoming emotionally ma- Britain's top psychologists says.ture or economically indepen- Charity, not chastity, is the|dent when it) | Woman, 72 Plans Fast "To The Death HOPE, B.C. (CP)--A 72-year- i: woman with Parkinson's disease, who says she is fasting "to the death," went into her |13th day without food here Sun- A new concept is emerging,| 4: said Carstairs: | Tania Rezansoff, encamped "A concept of sexual relation-/here with 1,300 Sons of Free- ships as a source of pleasure, dom . Doukhobors, was being but also as a mutual encounter-|cared for at a motel by. her ing of personalties in which] daughters. On a previous occa- each explores the other and at)sion Mrs. Rezansoff went 35 the time discovers new depths|days without eating. | Meanwhile, officials of years between the time in himself or herself." | the |provineial welfare department, {spent part of the weekend! |studying conditions at the Douk-| E. Germans jhobor camp. They were to re-| 'port this week to Victoria. } « Stop Escape The Freedomites, who |their Kootenay homes Sept. | say they plan to continue a trek) = \to Agassiz in the Fraser Valley; BERLIN (AP)--Shots from a to be near 64 of their brothers\COmmunist East German in jail there for terrorism. Le-| guard s tommy-gun stopped a gal barriers had prevented the|daring attempt by an East Ger- Sons from proceeding earlier,,man to escape over the wall although the way now is clear.jinto West Berlin early today, But there are no indications the West police reported. campers plan to move. The guard also fired a flare The Freedomites have rela-'to call up _ reinforcements. tive comfort in the summer|Within 10 minutes a_ search camp of B.C.'s Seventh Day|party of, an officer and 10 men Adventists here. They moved in found the would. - be refugee last week when a municipaiicrouching at the foot of the campsite they were occupying wall opposite the French sector. was threatened by flood waters.|He was taken away. West Ber- jun police could not see if he, had been hit. | Six East Germans had bet-| ter luck Saturday. They broke through at various places along) the 101 miles of barricades sur-| jrounding West Berlin, taking! |advantage of the cover given by) a snowstorm. Three of them es-| caped by swimming the icy) water of a canal on the border.' JUNIOR SUSPENDED KINGSTON (CP)--Gary Mc-| Millan of Kingston junior Fron-| tenacs has been suspended by, the Ontario Hockey Association) for six games for butt-ending); an opponent during a fracas in the season-opening game of the Eastern Ontario Junior Hockey) League at Kingston Nov, 12. | FIND AIR ROUTE NEW DELHI (AP)~Mexican| Davis Cup tennis Capt. Fran- cisco Contreras said Thursday his team will be able to fly to Madras this weekend, despite severe curtailment of air serv- ices in India due to the Chinese invasion. The Mexicans are scheduled to play India in the interzone final at Madras begin- ning Dec. 1. KELLY X THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 26,1962 ]3 IN A SPIN OVER MONEY? 'Talk it over with a Niagara Loan Advisor, It's his job to help you! Niagara loans are made up to $2,500 -- and are usually completed in less than a day. Remember, you will always be welcome at Niagara, NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest All-Canadien Consumer Loan Company. 286 King Street West, Tel; 728-1636 W..G. 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