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Evening star., 1955-05-19
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If
You live in Va. area and can so to
work Immediately.
You have q car.
You are over II.
You are not afraid Of wor. and are
willing to learn to 7ell and ap-
preciate permanent opportunity
for S75 per week to start. CalI TIE.
6-0696, b pm. to 3 pm. this eve
ming to arrange for interview.
truck: load brick and cinder block
KE. 7-0326. DE. 2-696l. -22
COLORED
JANITOR
NV. apartment house. Man and wife
Quarters included. Written refer.
enees REQUIRED. BOSS 4 PHELPS
INC, 1417 K st. NV. -19
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CLERK

plant. Gail OF. 2-:}400. ~:;3
CLERK-TYPIST; excellent opportu-
nifty for advancement. Apply BUDG-
EFT LOAN CO., 3424 Rhode Island
ave. Mt. Rainier. Md; WA. 7-5h75.
Observation-Disclosures position
IN modern. air-conditioned general
tty and working conditions, co.
$500. 30
erai ONCE work: 5-day week, $50
am to 4;45 pm. air-cond: BLDG,
company benefits Some ONCE ex-
perience desirableA-- but not essen
tial. Apply personnel once: ;,rd
floor. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., Sl6 14th st. NV. 90
CLERK -TYPlST, under 80, exper.,
speed and accurancy, essential; ms,
ONCE in Bethesda; salary .$200-S24G
insurance agency
casualty business 5-day wk. with
paid vacations; excel. salary. Cal
CLERK for working in pur-
chasing dept: pleasant working
conditions; 5-day week; ne. loca-
tion. Call MR.. BURT. LA. 6-6022.
10
CLERK -TYPlST - Local insurance
company wants girl for office work;
some bookkeeping experience neces-
sary; good working conditions; in
new office. See Mr.. Brannon, ANAL.
GAMATED CASUALTY ms. CO.
CLERK-TYPIST, under 30: for per.
manent position in billing dept. OF
newspaper ofice. GEORGETOWN: excel
lent working conditions and many
company benefits including, paid
pitalization Insurance, Call MR.
cPERkYryS}sT' PERRYi 81 5-1S14' 9a genera, office
work, Is to 30. HOFFMAN HOSIERY
MILLS, 972l Bait. blvd. College
Park, Md. WE. 5-5O29. 20
white. 20-35, goot
working cond.: 9-4, 5-dey wk. Phone
for appt. ST. 3-S316. PRUDENTIAL
BLDG. ASSN, 1888 G st. NV. -1t
CLERk -TYPIS1-Interestin work;
nice air-conditioned ONCE; 35-houl
week. Call MRS. EVERETT, RE.
$4,000. --19
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MEN, COLORED
EARN SIS A DAY

No experience necessary; 5 men
needed at once. Must have neat
appearance and be dependable
Earnings start Immediately Apply
1880 am. only. Ia
YOUNG MAN. not over 80. draft
exempt, living in va. to learn build
vancement. Cali XII. s-1166. 81
YOUNG MAN. 21-3O; for rent dept
OF established ONCE. Excellent OPP
portunity to learn the real est; bus
See Mr.. Marshall, THOMAS, !.
F EIsaER Z T s.. s ca 2osssos NC 'SS 18th
YOUNG MAN with car to work part
time between 8 and d.,sGs1 $50 pgoofs mon;
Of group photographs: SIS per wk.
Positively nc soliciting, AID. AZ: AZ.
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 2S. ambitious
and intelligent. to learn wholesale
plumbing and heating business, Ex-
csllent opportInitiig VIII RS4 y9uP PLUME ms
ING SUPPLY CORP. Phone AP
7-4137, Mr., PEBBLES. -2o
MARRIED MAN, with car, for col.
lectins and demonstrsting SaIsT SSiaTs
Illus eommisssiiSSnT siST oyarNT SeH NJ; Hs;ERVTcE Syag
1S24 F st. NV, 5th floor. 20
STUDENTS, white; over l6: earn earn
$500 this summer to qualify apply
Rm. 2O7. S415 Georgia ave o.
$50 pm: Saturday, S:30-9:3u Am.
Across from post ONCE SILVER Wy
CAPTAIN, retired. Navy, Coast Guard
or city employe. who knows nsnins'
power boating and likes the SaMeh
Navigation on river, bay ana SouLn
Seas. II married, couid, wue, wIe 6e 6e
available for smPloiymenERs pliSra Rox "4St 4S5- e,
ofD fIsr ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION
specializing in worldwide military
financing desires the services oi az ~
experienced man snanc,na IN tne and hetn direct ct
loans. 4 genuine opportunity , f0r
capable man. with managerial abil'
ity, financing know-how and q work
ing knowledge OF, bookkeeping
college graduate and otiGer.veter,ahh % ,a z
view, phone Me. S-3957. -22
oPPORTUNITY. full or part time, IN
our sales dept; no canVasslng, ny
experience REQUIRED: hours suiteo
for service men mnr.e eoi'ese syerase mee' in. n.
For appointment call OF. 4-6go3'
RETIRED MAN, to run laundromfiat; az
Good salary, 0-Qay Weth,
COILEtiE STUDENTS for summer or
permanent employment with local
sales ONCE, national CO.. no exper,
nee earnings SIS wkly. Apply lo-3
p>m' Room T05. 1919 F st. NV.
GRACE DUNN, 1871 u st. W
Employment and counseling service
can help you in the right position
$500 MONTHLY starting salary for
2 executive-type statesmen TO repre-
sent large Eastern corporation. NO
travel; sales ability desired: estab-
iished resident. 25-4o years old'
married. capable of assuming re,
sponsibiiities. Please include brief
personal history. All replies con-
fidential. Box l0-E. Star.
MARRIED MAN WITH CAR
To train locally for perm. position
with large mfg company; Will con
sider inexper. man who is willing
worker; no canYaSsing; earnines'
while training. around 500 wk
Apply l116 o st. Sc. before M
PART-TIME CLERKS
u ,ot, .fteruoon and evening work
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HELP-MEN

TEACHERS, white-Excel. pos. in
both pub. and pvt schools for the
fall all subjects. ADAMS TCHRS.
AGCY.. 1341 @ NV, RE: 1888.
TENANT FARMER. with written ref
erences. AID. 2-5770. Monday
through Friday. 9 to 5. III
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HElP-WokAEN
sECRETARIES. SIS WK,

SECRETARIES, $85 WK.
Exper.. fast dictation; good oppor
PRIVATE SECRETARY start, S325 W
Real estate secretary 1925 W
PERSO SONNEL SERVICE
1911 @ st. NV. ST. 3-3664
SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR
Experienced FoTmatie unit operator,
30 hours pay. MANHATTAN L.AUN.
DRY. 1928 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
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HElP-WoklEN

Reeeptionist- -Typist, SOS
JANE BuRcH, RIM. 236. Bond Bldg
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HELP-woMEN
nERK-TYPIST

Apply MR.. SHEER, H ABRAMsoN
Co. 1882 18th st. NV. 30
8 days. SIS wk.: permanent position:
CONTACT LADIES, AGE 30-65
White, able to meet public. day OF
ere. IN hrs. Of your own choice
Interesting part-time work thai
pays So hr. Phone Ma. S-7357 be.
tween l and 4 pm. -19
COSMETIC AND DRUG sALESGIRI
a.: also openings for t2). general
saleseirls. Full time employment:
experience helpful but not essential;
4O-hour. 5-day week. Excellent COM
pany benefits for those who qualify
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
$500. Wis. Ave. NV. 30
COUNfERGIRLS, white. for cafe.
terra work: good working conditions
Call Ma. S-3120. Ext. 152. 30
CREDIT ASSISTANT, under rs. fol
old established retail fur store:
must be thoroughly experienced In
credit work and tipping: excellent
opportunity for person interested
in permanent position. CAPITOL
FUR SHOP. l20S G st. NV. la
CREDIT MGR. s ASST.
For retail clothing store; knowledge
OF collection work. pleasant work
ing conditions; salary open. Apply
T3T nth St NV,
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WATCHMAN

THE HECHT co.
SERVICE BUILDING
140l New York Ave. NE.
BOY OR YOUNG MAN to learn in;
teresting business in electrical and
mechanical supply store sonSiss %rite ienay m.
ary request to BOX 50O-Y, Star.
BOY, to work in dry-cleaning dept;
no experience necessary. Apply Mr..
Bryant, STERLING LAuNDAY. J921
NAN. ta young, s1i NO TO learn auto parts 6usi-
ness; good starting salary, paid va'
cation, insurance benefits; with MO,
PAR PARTS WHOLESALERS. Call
Mr.. Hardison for interview no
MAN wanted for permanent position
learn, neat appearance, good hand
writing, and knowledge OF typing
necessary. Apply in person. GASCO,
401 Jefferson Davis hwy Arlington
MAN. interested in learning small
loan business must Ivf have EiM.N gsT; NSF rs
CORP. s025 Georgia ave. Sill. spg.
MAN, white, to supervise auto. laun-
dry; good pay for the right man.
SPARKLE CAR WASH, lZlO 4Ln 81.
sw -21
MAN. steady and reliable. to care for
lawn and general maintenance
around heme in NV. suburbs; per-
manent job. full or part time: short
hours; must have car for transp.
Box 435-E, Star. -22
VAN WANTED for pickup and de-
livery service: must have fair knowl-
edge of D. c and surrounding area:
D c. permit required. Age $3.50.
See Mr. Buckley. PARKWAY MOTOR
10
MAN WANTED to work as receiving
and shipping clerk in wholesale
electrical supply house. Write in
care Of Box 420-E. Star, If inter-
eSted ~
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HELP-poMESTlc

ri. 7:io to $50. W. Hyatts., s.s
wk.; must be dependable, neat.
healthy; local refs. .AP. 1890.
COOK, shw live in. Two school aeed
ss4 sflaFfn Sr.afsat Fhatsdf o prPas sanasy
auired: $50 to start Cali Of. 4-5s3o.
COOK. ghw: live in. Fond of chill
dren; Thursday and every other
Sur Sunday nS.E on rsfeTeness 5nesa required: S3S
dS6k PsG Seec eoloTed RED SxpsH expsT tntelliaent;
cty N refs, tamly Sac way ws We Tsek s66fs ys H.
CoOK-G.Hw. for one adult. Tues.
through Sat. ,S25. Do not call un-
less an excel. cook and cleaner.
COOK -G.a?%., live in, for 2 months;
GENERAL HoTsEwoRK, No COOK
ING, between 25 and 40 and experi-
sa enced live bn In 70" wkly d;t; other 9tser
G.HW. AND CooKiNG. i've in, of
Fri. and Sun. $50 wk.. must
have refs; 0L .2-7443; -l9,
G:HW.-IR0NING. must like chill
fdren., RGefSs' Refs' Live in. $50 to start
CIV. COOK, live in; $40; exper.;
of Thursdays and alternating. Sun
Ssib SsSs' Upstairs n2 sn47ss FsOm' 1v and pvt
SsIs ssSsGs smDi. AGE assss' $50 wt. wa IA.
CIV to live in or stay . nights:
no cooking; experienced with chill
dren; REFERENCES; shsJs other help en-
q good homemaker for widower and
. children. z and 8 years old: ex-
perienced; must have recent ref
erences, of every Sunday "'n per
week. Good home. Box 462-Y. star.
and cook, to make
her home with widowed lady; living
in apt; refs. required. OIL. 1920.
HoUsEKEEPER and cook. Live in;
sry and living Quarters. Must have
recent references. NO. 7-s4ss. ---I9
MAID .H.W:. fond Of children; S25
per week. RA. 3-1763.
MAID, 25-4O yrs. live in. gh,w. >
small children. 5A days. S3S.. TV.
perienced. best refs. OIL, 4-4o43.
MAID. live-in; with refs. intelligence.
neat pvt. sleeping quarters: apply
in person; 1907 Tuckerman st. NV.
cSuphE 81 p1isf"fC, tor small MohtEomsr,
County estate: pvt cottage: auto
mobile: references required. PO. e
CATHOLIC HoUsEKEEPER, white,
for rectory in Arl.. Va. Ref. Cali
YoSSG S5!sI gP1FF,opppAIN PF, pI 1eGsl 1WeoGMslaN, live in,
g.h.w.. school-age children. ironing,
other help EN- 3-6669. --23
NEAT REASONABLE MAID. versatile
and on the ball. Apply in person.
go GGs optn ,eth WSsomSSs Ct n,Ts sbw Nv, We IN
must have experience and refs. WO.
1886. -23
COLORED WOMAN. cook, shw: i've
in or out. Near Rockville. Gall
PO. 1885. --22
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CANVASSERS

Solicitor to personally con-
tact homeowners and famtli-
arize them with our products.
No selling. Experience in door
to-door canvassing requt-
site. Full time or part time.
Salary and commission basis.
Call MA. s-9794 for interview
or apply Room 412. 41S 5th
cf n W ia
Evening star., 1955-05-19

MEDICAL-DENTAL
Dental asst -recept.. exper.. Wheatoonn Won
HistologistS, hosp, exper. TO S3Vu
lRecept,-typ.. part time, doctors ofc
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL ~, ,
1000 18th NV. RIM. 509. NE. S-299.
MGR BOOKKEEPER-Several inter
estlng positions sVsMv1 Visit today, Ta, MS; 8
hniEns = nw IA s-SGSa
NIGHT CIGAR CLERK. exper. pref
Nights and week ends. WOODLFY
DRUGS. 35a7 Conn. ave. NV; II
NURSE, for pvt. hospital. white, aet
25 to 40; live in or out; references
CO. 5-4754. "a
NURSE. registered. operating room;
7 am. to 8 pm: infreauent call
duty. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Be-
NURSES. practical. white, under, 80,
for day and night duty IN priVaee be
experienced and kind: live in. OIL
2-13O1. ~
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOs., EXPD.

weekly? Large secretarial service
can use you. Excellent pay. ST. B.
1872 30
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CASHIER

,Iust be alert and willing to learn.
Steady employment: good salary to
start Ask for Miss Janet. MAR
WINS, 734 7th st. NV.
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RESIDENT MANAGER

RESlOENI MANAIEH
Experienced manager for
garden-type apts., located
in Arlington, Va. Must be
able to type. Salary and un-
furnished apt. Call MR..
MACY, HUI. 3-4974.
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YOUNG LADIES

II you are Q high school graduate
Snd would like to work q 35-hour
week. are able tn type as words per
minute and are under IS.
II you would like TO do interesting
advance
II you would like to work In O mod
ern. air-eonditioned once with
cheerful surroundings.
II you are friendly and would like
10 work with friendly people,
Then phone Mr.. Allnutt at DI. Z.
$500.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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. ne. -
MATCHMAKER

WAICHMAhER
Excellent opportunity for the right
man, with Watch-repair department
Of local department store; state age,
experience and salary expected. Box
10l-E, Star -19
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CANVASSERS

CANVASSERS
70 build acct UNITS on the outside.
Salary or commission: unlimited
earnings. Apply 737 7th st. NV.
CASHIER AND ORDER TAKER fol
food market: refs. required. Appl1
:i+33 Conn. ave. NV. III
RELIEF. Apply Manaser
HAYWOOD THEATER. Mt. Rainier
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TICKET AGENT

IIO1AG A0G1N
White, 2I-35, his. grad; no exper
necessary. Must be bondable. anC
be able to furnish good refs. Perm.
full time employment. Apply II
person to Mr.. s. A. Wampler; bet
MINAL OF WASH. 18th and n: Y
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II each does his job, no harm
will be done.
The feeling Of adolescents thai
they know so much more thar
their parents do does not stem
from confidence and certainty
but from the opposite. As one
psychologist put it, "Adolescents
cockiness stems from under.
confidence. 1t is not that they
know so much. but that they
know so little"
They'll Be Parents, Too
Next time your children cal
you old-fashioned, it might helr
to remember that in 10 or IL
years, when they are rearing
their own children, they will be
thinking much as you do now
just as you probably think much
as your parents did. This is
the old story Of youth catching
up with maturity, Of the boy
who went away from home at
10 and returned at % to dis
cover, dad has certainly learned
q lot in those 10 years."
Strategy No. Playing one
parent against the other. This
is q natural tactic for any child
to try; in fact, it is a tribute
to his intelligence that he does
try it. But it can SOW a great
deal of confusion in q family,
Where there are three parties
concerned-father, mother and
child-one party always stands
q better chance of getting his
way if he can get the other two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Porenthood Without Hokum
Part 9-"An the Other Kids Are Allowed to
BY HOWARD WHITMAN

/ lighting. This Is divide-and.
conquer on o family scale.
It can be extremely harmful
Ito the child. His world become,
a schizophrenic one, in which
reality flip-flops from one ex.
ltreme to the other. Rather thar
learning to face reality. he simply
tries to switch it on and OF.
Broke Up Her Glasses
At the Evanston, H.. Hospital
the Child Psychiatric Clinic
treated o girl Of 8 who was 50
disturbed she could not be kept
in school for more than half q
day. At home she had played
her mother against her father
constantly; IL she couldn't get
Eyes" out Of her mother she got
1t out of her father. Often she
left them quarreling while she
|gaily tripped away, having won
whatever she desired.
She then attempted to use this
strategy upon her friends ct
school. When 1t failed, she
threw other children or play
ground equipment and disrupted
her classes. The major therapy
for this child was to show her
parents the need for consistency.
They must stand together and
each must bolster and support
the authority Of the other. This
was vital to the mental health
of their child.
When children try to get
around their parents, they are
not being bad" children. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

Why do couples marry when
they do not want children? why
do they think that the birth Of
q child is entirely their business
and is none Of the business Of
the child that is being born?
Mrs. Frances King,
Mother and ex-teacher.
To the Editor:
Congratulations upon the very
excellent series Of articles by
Howard Whitman on Parent
hood without Hokum." Natural
~, Mr.. Whitman Ia not writing
about every parent and every
child.
I am afraid Philip Green cooks
his own goose with his last six
words. 80 per cent Of all chill
dren."
Editors Note: Mr.. Green,
Federal Children's Bureau de-
linQuency chief. wrote in his
comment on the Whitman Sc
ries that "only about 2 per
cent Of all children" are juve-
nile delinquents.)
We hear about the dreadful
trafic fatalities over q Fourth
Of July week end. Where would
we be If there was o traffic ia
tality In 2 per cent of all cars?
Where would we be If 2 per cent
Of all bankers were crooks?
I particularly enjoyed the
third installment, about fathers.
AS the father Of three daughters.
all happily married, and grand
father Of two fine granddaugh-
tiers. 8 and 8, I can testify that
they didn't get that way by
pampering.
Look, Pop-if you love your
child-hammer the dickens out
of him, IL he needs 1t, no matter
what Nom says. II he's good,
give him q nickel--no, not q, dol
lar: nickel. You'll be surprised
what he comes home with.
Peaceful Clancy,
(Who Lowered the Boom.">
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songs. lingo, and the press that
children's rights are forgotten.
Children are being born I'M
wanted. Every child should be
wanted.
Nowhere In cheap sex attitudes
is there shown any general rec
ignition that young couples
realize that the sex relationship
has results that extend far OF
into the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
READERS DISCUSS SERIES
Modern Child Blamed
For Teacher Shortage

The Star has inOited its
readers to air their Uietus,
agreeing or disGgreetRO NTH
HoDord Whitntan,s articles on
"Parenthood Without Hokuns.
address your letter to Parent
hood Editor, The Star. FoIloU-
ing are excerpts from letters
received to date:
Dear Editor:
The articles by Howard Wit.
man on "Parentho0d Without
Hokum" are long overdue. They
should have been written sooner
The present shortage Of teach.
ers Is not due so much to Low
salaries per Sc as to the fact thai
many teachers feel mo amount
OF money" is worth the terrific
struggle with the modern child.
Today's children are not basic.
ally any worse than formerly. but
they are the victims Of q COM
pick. stimulating life Of TV
radio, movies care and airplanes
plus the results Of the no-disci-
pline era advocated by so many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

Certain men and women have
children they do not wish to take
care Of. Children must be
watched and guided for years
Parenthood is lifelong. At nc
point. anywhere, are parents jus
titled in running out on Their
children who are in trouble-no
matter how old the children are
The children did not ask to be
born.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

psychologists and so-called PRO
gressive" educators.
No one favors harsh or unreas-
lonable restraints upon children,
but children do need to have
some controls by which to live.
This viii give them q sense of
security and emotional stability.
Many fine conscientious parents
do feel their responsibility in
this matter and their happy,
well-adjusted children are q tes-
timonial to their efforts. What a
Joy it is to teach their childrenl
But how teachers hearts ache
for those other miserable, nerv-
Gus. unhappy, discontinued lit
tie children whose parents evade
their responsibility by allowing
them to wander In their own con-
fusion devoid Of standards and
discipline. One suspects that this
type Of child development be-
came popular because it was
easier than consistent and order
~ training in building strength
Of character.
Mr.. Whitman's articles win
undoubtedly stimulate much
thought and should result In a
re-evaluation Of wholesome pro-
grams for child development.
Yours truly,
Mildred Green,
principal, Raymond Ele-
mentary SCHOOL,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03

There are four major strate-
gies which children use to gel
around their parents. The
youngsters don't mean any
harm: they're just being human
But II parents are taken in. they
may become very ineffective
parents indeed-and the children
viii be the ones who are harmed,
Strategy No. 1-"All the other
kids are allowed to -" What
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are being normal, intelligent
human beings. The strategies
they use are instructive, and the
parents job Is not to blunt those
instincts but to civilize the child
$50 that he gains o true view of
reality. There may he q squawk
or two, but In the long run the
child is strengthened.
TOmorrOw-Using the family
car--what time to get home.
distributed By the Register and Tribune
Syndicatel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
The real hokum OF the parent
hood problem is the closing of
eyes to the fact that sex has been
so falsely presented in popular
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You search from Moine California and bedding
value to with this! We couldn't do by ousee Ieodq
manufacturers hodnt agreed go ons with would impossible!
furniture manufacturer did his and then the bedding
okoy! Instead Of ongwndd description LOOK AT
PCTURE It's This whot you'll delivered
home for just $79! But HURRY-eet your n EARLY!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-03


This is the ninth In q series Of II
articles by Howard Mhitman. prom
iaent writer on sociol problems.
parent has not had to face this
one? It is the strategy most fire.
duently used and the one most
dificult to meet. It makes you.
as o parent, feel like an old
spoilsport. a killjoy, the only
sourpuss in the neighborhood.
And that Is a hard load to bear.
For this very reason the "corn-
parison gambit" is an excellent
strategy and the youngsters
know it.
Case Work Director Dorothy
Thomas, Of the Family and Child
Services Of Washington. D. c.,
suggests an effective way OF
coping with it. Check upl Per-
haps 1t just isn't true that "all
the other kids are allowed to
-" Take the case Of Mrs. b.:
Her daughter Jane, IS, wanted
TO go on an evening swimming
party at the beach with a group
Of boys and girls. Mrs. B., trying
to be reasonable, suggested the
party be held in the afternoon
rather than in the evening when
it soon would be getting dark.
That's when Jane came back at
her, ooh Nom, all the other kids
are allowed to. I don't see why
I have to be the only one who
can't 60. Gee!"
Evening star., 1955-02-27
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ming, coor-rch prints, stripes and solid coors on fine
quality cotton spun oyon and cotton They all lounder
beautifully and retain their coor-rich beauty through
countless tubbnes We show just few from the large
selection Of patterns.
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