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or criminals. Quite a few are thieves but since they
steal from their clients, who never report the crime,
the police are forced to work in the dark.

“How do they manage to remain reasonably well
dressed and look well fed? Until I am shown other-
wise I have to conclude that they exist by selling
their bodies to other men.”

Said a social worker, “Even among ourselves we
have to admit that male prostitution ranks second
to narcotics addiction as the most serious problem
affecting our society today. Homosexuals claim that
society frowns upon them, that employers discrimi-
nate against them. They complain of being denied
entrance into the armed services. They resent being
called security risks, unable to keep military and
scientific secrets.

“In some instances there may be validity to these
charges. In most cases, I would definitely not agree.
The commonplace attitude with which most homo-
sexuals today accept male prostitution is at the root
of my opinion.

“It is today an intrinsic part of the homosexual
underworld, firmly entrenched as an institution. And
by far, the most dangerous.”