Harry wants scientific evidence to prove that an adult homosexual can be changed into a normal husband or wife, so be sure to study this case and the ingenious experiment by the British doctors. Send for the sex booklet behomosexual can be changed low and PREVENT these tragic deviations before they become firmly entrenched!

By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE CASE W-444: Harry G., aged 20, is the college student inter-| ested in writing a paper on sexual deviations. Since homosexuality is such a widespread threat to the proper adult personality development, he wished to stress that subject. “Dr. Crane,” he added, “can an adult homosexual change into a normal personality and marry happily?” Bluntly, the answer is “Yes.” But the victim must realize that his parents or teachers or other friends can’t make the change for him. He must resolutely have the desire to change, much as the chronic alcoholic also cannot be changed by his family and friends but must do the job himself. Recently Drs. M. P. Feldman and M. J. MacCulloch in England, conducted a psychological experiment by which they helped “condition” the victims of homosexuality “to an aversion toward their own sex.

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The homosexual was provided with a switch by which to remove the photo of such sexual temptation. If the victim does not remove the picture within eight seconds, then he suffers an electrical shock, which links pain with his pleasurable contemplation of the enticing male. And he keeps on receiving the electrical shock till he does push the button and thus remove the picture from view. Sooner or later he thus learns to remove the picture before of the eight – second time limit. The photo of the attractive male thus becomes altered into in a signal that a painful experience will follow, so this electrical shock helps make the viewing of an attractive male an unpleasant experience.

And to balance the situation, as soon as the previous | homosexual victim presses the button and thus removes the photo of the attractive male, a picture of an attractive girl immediately flashes on the screen. This is the standard method by which we train and retrain rats or guinea pigs, who are trying to learn a maze. We have found that if the rat gets an electrical shock when he enters the wrong alleys, he learns faster. But we have also discovered that a combination of pain for the wrong plus pleasure for the right choice, will be still better in speeding up his learning. Thus, a shock when the rat starts into the wrong alleys but a piece of cheese as a reward when he solves the maze, will give the best results.

So this electrical shock device SO cleverly arranged by the British doctors is right in line with the laws of the conditioned reflex. However, if a homosexual will resolutely force himself to date a desirable girl and go through the romantic motions, he can also retrain his outlook until girls become very desirable romantic objects. And the reverse is true of female homosexuals, for many beautiful girls now refuse dates with boys because of a juvenile “gang” stage fixation on their own sex that dates back to junior high or earlier. So send for my booklet “Sex Problems of Young People,” enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents and avoid these tragic deviations! Address: Dr. George W. Crane, care of The Register, Syndicate Bldg., Mellott, Ind. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) (Copyright by The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc.) UCB.