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SITUATIONS MEN Cent?

ELEVATOR OPERATOR or porter.
! sso!oaEssS' s0sasS'' desires evening work i. !: "a
ENGINEER-REPREsENTATIyE. ex-
peTienced Representation for reput-
able hrnas; full or part.time re-
2S22, WASHINGTON I3. D. c. 26s
-ENGINEER. thorouallly
experienced in taking Oh quantities.
labor production ratings. construc-
ton supervision, planning and de.
sign. collections and soliciting new
business. Phone CO. 5.1619. 25s
EXECUTIVE ABILITY and back
/ ground. c0llege-ed. young man with
) wears TOD retail buying and small
or relocate. Boz 1877. Star
fence II SeH dairy nssSs sss saoP SP s ssDs n
Md. or northern Va. write or call
days, RAJ. 1-2276. F.. H. ODON,
sol. Maple ave-. Wash. IL. p. G,
GREASE MAN for cars. 10. s-S1ss.
MAINTENANCE. white, with general
repairs including plumbing. boilers,
painting, electric repairs and ce-
ment repairs. Will be glad to give
interview and references. Box 23-x.
MAN. wants night work, prefer clean
Ing. Call HU. 3-h713.
MAN. colored. with Dl c. drivers
permit; wants part-time job. Call
MAN. colored. desires Job as truck
driver OF helper; sxper.. age 50
Call all day Sum-. Do. 7-7959.
MAN. colored. D. C. drivers permit
SATURDAYS; bakers helper. porter
BOX 56-X. Star. 27s
watch any hour; also handy in
plant or shnp. 10. 2-3b57.
MAN, reliable, desires any kind Of
worker. LU. 2-S62S. ---25
Man. colored, "a. 2-years college.
teal and sapDg eansTenes @n fsasss sel-
ested in job with future. RA. 3-53s;,.
MAN. colored, reliable, wants porter
aTiyeT; any k,ss sseyafSr IF epsa5ssssr or work Of
MAN with paneled truck desires
ddsf55iyYerye df5 Yagye9o q liEht hauling part time ss
MAN, colored. desires odd Jobs clean
Ing, painting. waxing floors, etc
HO. 2-5677.l j. C.. DADE.
MAN wants day job in lunch room
NAN eievsiSr coored Job soSer So 7S5s4 Ssneaa.b,,
worker. wishes part-time work a
cleaner. after $50 p m. HO. 2-5937. "
MAN. COLORED. part time job. for
sat; and sun. or ewes. willing to
yHcksogS' TSef sSosgSendaSle' 70. s-s774. JOHN
MAN wishes work as gardener. or
lunch room work. Phone 10. g.
MAN. eolored. wishes part-time work,
hrs. 6-l2 pm; cleaning pref. Phone
MAN, coiored, wants part-time work.
diShwasher. ETC.: hrs, $50 pm.
until J. pm. LII. 4-4O35. 2fit
NAN. white, high school grad. hard
worker, married, age A., wants work
as bookkeeper.> clerical, storeroom or
other work. Some tipping. Best ref
sfences. $3.50 month. Box 11-X.
MAN. colored. wants part-time Job
as porter or porter -driver; bet. $3.50
and l pm. Lu. 1-2709. :s7s
MAN WANTS POSITION
Care Of garden-type apt. lawns,
Snruebery, light mech. work in Va.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, s yrs. ex-
ewes: and sSts. BOX fox. Star. go
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment, odd Jobs, yard work.
wall washing. carpentry, house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY,
Har6or Lights Corp. ME. S-4632,
nPTOMETRI IcT rncert 80 -I,.e -.
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sss5s snSts 80 Snt az po.t.. nd mach.s
co. 6-4625; Wk., 1113 18th st. NV.
ADDRESSING MACH;--Includes kit
Lowest cost permanent addressed on
market; new; S30.97. KE. S-4S90.
ADDRESSERETTE. i947, IKE new,
SO. Call IA. 7-6939. I'D
ADDRESSOGRAPH, Model 27Oo. eiec.
platesl. In daily use, $3.50.
CENTRAL. s2019 l4th st. n. w., HU.
3s01SI. "a
Evening star., 1953-01-25

YOUNG LADlES-Intellisent neat
and attractive, to be trained for po-
sitionS as teachers. Supervisors, in
terviewers and receptionists for one
OF Americas outstanding dance stu
dios, Earn while you learn. Full or
part time. Apply in person 2 till
10 pm. DON PAILINT DANCE
STUDIOS, 2625 Conn. ave. NV,
2b31 Wilson hivd Arl Va
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ADDING MACH, sundstfand. elec..
iO-coL ytth subt.. best cond.: y6urS
8ssf i1s i1i AK nsonss. S.S 81 81 sssss;: s-4ssass;
ADD, AlACHG.. new nss<i: 81. y.a,ras,
hand, elee. Today. co. $40 81 .VrE..
1l12 18th st.s NV. DI. 1-7372.
ADDING MACHINES, calculator.
scomptometers. Rentals from Sg.6(b
PET mo, ana up. First 3 mos, rental
oeductahle from purchase nfice.
CENTRAL TYPKWRiTER g ADDING
M41A4c5iNNH "a CO.. 20i9 14tb 81. NV,
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BEDpTN6 CO... 1sSl 1stS 4. nv.
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HELp-WoMEN
Ladies
In Government

PREPARATORY 10 THE EXPANSION
OF OUR PRESENT FACILITIES
We have several openings in the fol-
lowing positions:
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II you would like to earn $3.50 mo.
working in Florida this winter. see
MRS, GREENFIELD, Roosevelt
Hotels 9Th and v sts NV, 10 am.
to 4 pm. Do not phone. 26s
YOUNG WOMAN-Part-time Satur-
days, secretary ONCE work. BOX 239-
Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
REIJPHoLST LSTERING'

Special. sofa and chair reupholstered
LABOR and material, $50; workman
snip Sp guar: 25 yrs: In same estab-
ING, 25O0 I4th 81. n W ~ ES1apf
Evening star., 1953-01-25
B-4 THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, JANUARY eb. 1858
HELP WoAAEN (cone. j

YOUNG LADY, suitable for erocery
store, to help check out and help
around store. 1900 Wis. ave, Be
tnesda, Md. --26
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-25
. SIDELINE TOPICS.

although they have majority of their exhibition
contests in California Tokyo Giants backed bv the yom
u Snbun poked the war JAPANESE
neS which competed against outfits savov ma
mayer Hro Sass out for season as PLAYER he
injured his after six losses last Sunday
Seattle and other bowling will be pulling for ~
Shnada San Frarcisco undng wizard when he n
his skill against the the ABC championship
men IN chicago next month the head north
toward Mt Baker trip scheduled April and
Ray Otan the referred as JOHNNY o. Sc
vera seasons when 18 points per
game clip won't tr year. he
working n'hts at the post office newspa
the who made pos
sb the golf creed or
lor thanks have triple play baseball? yes
and game between the
Nippon Athletic Club split
Auditorium leading role was
played eetfooed sacker the
Nps who eided tagged man on
second for the final
killing
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-25
Army Discharges Nisei Olympic Champ

SACRAMENTO, Calf, March 25
Tommy Kono, first Nisei to win
an Olympic Games gold medal re-
ceived his discharge from the Army
last Friday at Fort Ord.
Kono returned recently from Ger
many where he had been stationed
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-25

since he went to Europe with the
U. S. Olympic team as a weightlift-
er.
Sacramento Buddhist church cir
cles are planning a welcome recep-
ton for the Nisei athlete.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-25
'NVC Yanks Seek little Ball Players;
Sign Up at Either Nitch'S or Mint

Sign Up at Either N'ltCh' or Mint
Little baseball players are being sought
by nwl7organized Yanks an entry in the citv
Manager George Goker shmzu Committee the
sponsor has asked all playing ON the club to
sign chs and or at Mint Beverage
18th Jackson
The club turned recently by DR. T. Nakamura
who the called akamu
and uniforms Other costs fielding by
Entered will be playing
the league the opmist Dodgers
by Roy sakamoto a
sponsored by
fourteam district
begins play
games games City playos
will follow.
All played the Catholic Memorial park,
E. sx-nning games will start at pm.
According Manager 10
years old.
selected shimzu hopes to land several
Prominently
and George Funa
a Caucasian players
from NakamuaS team hope
PLAYING ball Asprants
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-03-25
NV Fencing Joust

Seattle YMCA's annual Pacific
Northwest fencing tournament is
slated this Friday. March, 81, and
Saturday, March %, in the Down.
town YMCA, Fourth and Marion.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
THE SURLY BIRD

sents, Oscar? The difference
between talent and genius!"
LEVANT has been paying people
back for that one for years. Only
recently, a panelist on a TV quiz
show observed, Il think I'm just
as insulting as you are" MY
boy" replied Levant, you have
delusions of grandeur"
AS he frequently demonstrated
on the panel of radios "Informa-
ton, Please" Levant can name viz
tually any musical composition by
hearing the first two or three bars.
He can play most of them by ear
- especially if his host keeps him
Evening star., 1953-09-13

cOlumnist, you are bound to
have encountered within the
past month - the past week,
in fact - the formidable name
of Oscar Levant.
Oscar is an accomplished pian-
ist, a composer of no mean stature
and a man blessed with a superior
intellect i but to none of these
does he owe his real claim to fame.
He has made a fortune out of
being a surly bird.
What sets him apart from other
men is a vitriolic tongue and man.
ner so insulting that some scared
victims still tremble at mention of
his name. Levant himself admits
he's a controversial figure. explain
ing, People either dislike me or
hate my guts."
Financial security, say some,
has mellOwed him, but show
man Billy Rose mOcks, ''Yeah,
he's mellOwed all right - like
a rusty old pistol
WHEN l first met Oscar Levant,
back in the turbulent '2O's, he was
the constant companion - and
heckler of composer George
Gershwin. George had no oonspic-
uous gift for self depreciation, but
Levant was one man who occa-
sionally could bring him up short.
One night Gershwin received a
hurry call to appear as soloist with
symphony orchestra in Pitts
burgh, and persuaded Levant to
keep him company on the night
train from Penn Station. Gershwin
took it for granted that the lower
berth was his proper due. Before
turning out the light, the some
Evening star., 1953-09-13

supplied with coffee. He's been
known to consume IA cupfuls at
one sitting. One host failed to pass
napkins with his after-concert
snacks. ''It's the servant short
age" explained Oscar. Instead
of napkins, from time to time a
woolly dog will pass among YOU"
Levant's concert appearances
today are usually highlighted by
an ovation from the audience and
a free-for-all with the local impre-
sario or orchestra conductor or
both.
At one rehearsal, a conductor
dared to criticize his tempo.
Levant screamed, Zone more
word from you, and I'll fix you
for good at the concert to-
night. I'll follow your beat!'
THE LAST STRAW. Before
Oscar Levant hit the jackpot. and
wasn't at the Gershwins, he fire.
quently could be located at the
home of playwright George Kauf-
man and wife.
He paid off in laughs. After one
stay of over a month, Mrs. Kauf-
man told him, Il thought the serv-
ants were beginning to look at you
peculiarly, and know you haven't
any money, so l gave them each
five dollars and said it was from
you"
''Five dOllars!'' snarled Lev
ant. ''YOu should have given
them ten. Now they'll say Pm
stingy!" BENNETT CERF
Evening star., 1953-09-13
CONGEWHERE

HW86W06A&
~ on the con-
cert stage, or in
q lavish M-G-M
musical film, or
in the rllapsodic
utterances of
yOur favOrite
Evening star., 1953-09-13

what disgruntled Levant peered
over the edge of the upper berth
to see George sprawled out COM
placently below, putting a huge
black cigar.
He smiled at Levant, and re-
marked pleasantly, ''DO you
know what this picture repre-
Evening star., 1953-09-13
ri scoUr $500 pots and
pans a year. but I'm proud
Of my pretty hands !"

for sOftening. More women use It
than any other hand care.)
And Jergens Lotion is the reason
Betty Farkas is still proud of her
smooth, attractive hands. Her hus-
band must be proud Of them, too
he holds them so oftenl
You don't have to give up deter
gents, but just never forget Jzgens
Lotion after every chore. Be good
housewife, but be an attractive
woman. Your husband needs both.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

TW-9-I3-53
Evening star., 1953-03-15

puts in 10 or IL hours of work that
would kill a horse. Her young ones
do no chores. Go enjoy yourself"
she tells her children. and then
she adds, mo one will ever be as
good to you as your mother. " She
is right.
But even the finest married love
demands a period of mutual ad-'
justment and this woman's chill
dren are not prepared for any
thing but perfection. l knew one
young man who reported to me
after six weeks of marriage that
his wife was sexually unskilled and
also a poor housekeeper. / advised
him to give her a little more time
in both departments, but he found
it easier to return to his mothers
"no-trouble" household.
1 he PseIsdO-siclely mother. She
can produce a fainting spell or
headache at a moments notice.
Although she is always brave, her
manner says plainly that she has
sacrificed her health and strength
for her children. At least one of her
children is expected to pay her
back. The victim is usually the
elder daughter or the only son.
When mama finally passes on, the
devoted child is a shriveled apple
of an old maid, too young to drop
from the tree but too old for any
one to pick.
Ihe pretty, GddlePGted
mother. She is the pride and joy
of the local drugstore and beauty
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1953-03-15

child's future sex life. Although
on the surface these errors in pa
rental technique may seem mild,
excusable and far removed from
sex, the emotionally crippled re-
suits are the commonest cases
found today in psychiatrists' Off
ces and divorce courts. Their range
includes sexual incompatibility,
homOsexuality, frigidity, impo-
tence and every imaginable shade
of sexual deviation.
Here are the principle types of
parents who, while their children
are in rompers, destroy their
chances for happy marriage. If
mothers seem to be the chief Of
tenders in these cases, it is because
they have more opportunity:
L he dOnsineering mother. This
woman, and I have known so
many, seldom bosses her children
in the sense that she shouts orders.
But she runs them. just the same.
"If you really love me. you'll do as
l WISH" she implies.
1t is bad enough that this
woman's children never learn to
choose their own clothes, haircuts
or college courses. But even worse,
they never learn to assume respon-
sibility, form their own opinions or
choose friends, jobs or mates. Her
sons are likely to make cold lovers.
her daughters frigid wives, for
they have never been permitted to
develop their own impulses.
/ he sO-trOssble mother. This
one, for her children's sake, daily
Evening star., 1953-03-15
YOUR CHILD'S HAPPINESS
Continued from page seven

Continued fTO,M page seven
and modern. / adore my mother.
She is very beautiful and was en-
gagged seven times before she mar
RED Daddy although she has often
told me how she dreaded the
thought of marriage.
II always promised myself that
would never be the kind of man
my father is. l guess l have devel-
oped a woman's point of view.
Until l was thirteen / dressed
often in women's clothing. Still,
when am alone, / use rouge and
powder. How disgraceful! Please.
doctor, help me. l beg your
This pitiful letter reveals an ex-
treme case of the parent whose
own unhappy experiences have
led her to poison her sons mind
against normal love. Sex was de-
grading, unnatural, undesirable -
his mother had told him so. The
result: her sons normal, mascu-
line instincts are emerging in the
female pattern he has learned to
sympathize with and admire.
Idon't mean to imply that only
an ideally happy set of parents
can hope to see their children hap
PLY wed. The real damage is
done when unhappy parents
try too much to get from the
child emotional satisfactiOns
that are missing from their re-
Iationship with each other.
This is the offense that is an act
of assault and robbery on your
Evening star., 1953-03-15

Lingerie turning gray? Now, NEW KIND of bleach
lets you SAFELY, gradually whiten nyon and rayon-
fabrics you could never bleach before It's Gold Seals
''snowy"-the new powder bleach discovery!
Use Snowy" bleach every wash-gets slips, blouses
whittier with every bleaching.
Evening star., 1953-03-15

of all bird diets.
Feed French's
faithfuny-notice
how your canary
enjoys it, how
Liuely he becomes.
And then listen
for the most de-
ightful song he
has ever thrilled
you with!
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06
You get greater gefuwoy
with the new Powerglide*

A lot finer performance on a
lot less gas. That's what you
get with the new Powerglide
automatic transmission. There's
no more advanced automatic
transmission at any price.
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06

SUN SCOROHES TREES
Water Is Remedy for Trees Suffer
ing From Sunburn

Water Is Remedy for Trees Suffer
ing From Sunburn
Trees suffer from sunburn, tool
So if your naples look like we'll
done toast, chances are that Old
Sol has scorched them, according
to Davey tree experts. Hot sun
and dry summer winds often suck
the moisture from leaves faster
than the roots can replenish it.
This trouble often is quite notice
able among sugar NAPLES, but also
affects other trees. Trees which
are susceptible to leaf scorch can
expect an especially bad time this
year because the unusually wet
Spring in most sections of the
country produced an exceptionally
heavy leaf crop-more than the
roots may be able to adequately
supply with moisture during hot,
dry weather. With the arrival of
the soaring months of August and
September leaves may show vary
ing degrees of browning around the
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06

chise approving construction, OPP
Grafton and maintenance was
granted July 3, 1916. On March IA,
1947, federal permit for construc-
tion was issued and a public sale
of the initial revenue bonds took
place on June 1, 1848. Total length
of the structure is just over two
miles (1O,7651a feet). Its total es-
timated weight is 1914 500
pounds. Total length of the sus-
pended span is 3,770 feet. Della
ware Memorial Bridge joins Route
13 and Delaware Al on the west,
with U. S. 13O and New Jersey "A
on the east. 1t carries U. S. Route
40 and connects directly with New
Jersey Turnpike at its southern ex-
tremity.
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06

edges and in the areas between the
main veins. In mild cases, the
damage will not be of Importance
and the tree should leaf out with
reasonable vigor next Spring. Ex-
tensive damage to foliage may
cause a serious decline in vitality
and occasionally death. Water is
the remedy. When the weather is
blistering, home owners should put
sprinkler under their trees and
let it run for several hours, even
overnight. In this fashion, water
will penetrate to the deepest roots.
For more permanent benefits, holes
should be punched in the soil to
help water reach the roots and
fertilizer should be applied annual
ly to stimulate deeper and better
root development as well as great
er vigor and more resistance to
tree troubles.
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06
BRIDGE NEARS
ANNIVERSARY
Continued from Page One

distance haulers continue to use
the span in greater numbers
monthly, statistics indicate. The
bridge provides the first direct
connecting link between the states
of Delaware and New Jersey. Prior
to its construction, ferry piled
between New Castle and Penns-
vile, New Jersey, and this service
terminated the day the bridge was
dedicated. At special session of
the Delaware General Assembly-in
January, 1852, the sale of $780,
900 in bonds was approved with
which to buy the Delaware-New
Jersey Ferry Lines. Legislation
authorizing construction was pass
ed by the Delaware General AS
sembly on April 1871 945. Cost of
construction was provided by the
sale Of bonds. New Jersey enact
ed legislation on March 4, 1916, es-
tablishing necessary cooperation
from that side of the Delaware
River and a Congressional fran
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06
Serve Pickles
With Your Meals

"The tang of crisp, spiced pick
les adds interest and palatability
to any meal" says Miss M. Cert
rude Holloway, nutrition specialist
of the Delaware Agricultural Ex-
tension Service. Pickles play an
important part in the diet because
they stimulate the flow of saliva
and gastric juices which aid in di-
gestion.
Pickles which are a combination
of several ingredients = usually
fruit, vegetables, and spices-can't
be made in a hurry. The prepar-
alton of good pickles requires care,
patience, and good judgment.
Regardless of the type of pick
les you make, use only good quail
ity fruits and vegetables. Use the
right ingredients and measure ac-
curately. Follow directions care
fully and store the finished product
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06
in a cool. dark, dry place.

in cool. dark, dry place.
With the large supply of cucum-
bers now on the market, Miss Hol-
loway suggests that homemakers
make variations of cucumber pick
les. There are many different
kinds and many variations to
make. One of the most popular
and easiest kind to make is the
Bread and Butter Pickle. Nearly
every housewife has her own recipe
for this but here is one Miss Hol-
loway recommends:
Bread and Butter Pickles
Medium cucumbers
8 Medium onions
Il cup salt
1 cup vinegar
1 cup water
4 teaspoon turmeric
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06

y teaspoon celery seed
4 teaspoon mustard seed
q cup sugar
= teaspoon ginger
Wash cucumbers. Cut IN thln
slices. Peel and slice onions. Com
bine onions and cucumbers. Add
salt. Let stand two hours. Drain
Heat vinegar, water, celery seed
mustard seed, sugar, and turmerie
to boiling. Add cucumbers ano
onions. Boil slowly until tender
Pack while hot in freshly sterilized
jars.
Smyrna times., 1953-08-06
BRANDYWINE
OPENS SEPT. 7
New $2,OOO,OOO Raceway in
Wilmington to Open on
Labor Day
ATTRACTING STARS

The $4,000 Inaugural pacing
stake will headline the opening
night eight-race card at the new
100000 Brandywine Raceway in
Wilmington, Del, which lifts the
curtain on it's first 20-night pari-
mutuel meet Labor Day, Septem-
ber 7, it was announced today by
Racing Secretary Jim Lynch.
Lynch said that the opening fea-
ture, first in the sensational inaug-
ural season schedule of some $780,
600 in stake and overnight events,
has drawn no less than 80 crack
pacing stars. A total of more
than 800 nominations from the
cream of the nations trotting and
pacing crop has been received to
important stake events at the
track, which is nearing completion
with amazing swiftness at Moo
mans Road and Concord Pike on
Route 202, six miles from down
town Wilmington and 25 miles
from Philadelphia and Camden.
Lynch said the Inaugural has
drawn such speedsters as Mac For
bes (2:O3 1l5l, full brother of
Hi-Lo's Forbes who set the worlds
record of 1853 3I5 on half-mile
track; Roadmaster, the horse driv-
en- by Chester Fleure to new
track record of 2:04 lis at Rose
croft RaceWay (but later reduced) !;
Buck Minniear's loren, one of the
seasons top three-year-old pacing
colts; Top Rosecroft, a frequent
winner along the Maryland circuit
this season, owned and driven by
74-year-old William E. Miller;
Caesar, which has enjoyed sue
cessful campaign at the major
metropolitan tracks with Joe Hy-
Ian driving, and Warren Holmes
Seattle Victory, another Maryland
circuit star. Lynch said that the
race is shaping up as one of the
finest opening night features in
his experience. He revealed that
he is making every effort to bring
into action the fastest and tightest
racing fields possible for the thou
sands of sports fans who will be
introduced to the night harness
sport for the first time at Brandy
wine Raceway. The complete list
of nominations for the $4,000 In
augural is as follows: Ableway,
Anna UP April First, Arch's
Choice, Caesar, Chief Kent, Clin-
ton D,Coale Bay, Dominion's Lady,
Donau Hou, Harmony, Dusty Guy,
E. D. Hawk, Falconridge Peter,
Flower Chief Forrest Direct, Hasty
Fingo, Hi Duke, Hi-Lo's Bella, In
diana Hanover, King Majesty,
Madge Hy, Majesty Hal, Miss An
toinette B., Night Flare, Red Volo,
Roadmaster, Seattle Victory, Sham
rock Mary, Sonny at Law, Top
Rosecroft, loren, True Dust and
Vologda Dale.