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J. prodieit assistant collector of is not a native Hoosier but it has

fe already understands Hoosiers and their Anvil pastime—playing politics. He said, “I like Indianapolis and I am particu: larly impressed with the people's love for politics.” “Mr. Okon lives on an 80-acre farm near Westfield with his wife, Esther Josephine, his 10-year-old daughter, Elizabeth Jean, and his six- "year- -old e son, Eugene John. E When Mrs. Okon calls E. J. the whole family i answers. Mr. Okon can’t be superstitious either. He was born on Feb. 13, 1913, and his offices include Room 313 of the Federal Building. Commenting on his present position with the T. 8S. Collector of Customs office he said, “It's the best government service.” That's loyalty. A native of Chicago, he attended Carl Schurz High School there. Most of his high school eduy cation was accomplished at night, however. During the depression he bad to work days, to help support his mother and father. Immediately after grade school, Mr. Okon went to a business college in Chicago for two years before "continuing his high school education. >

DEPRESSION YEARS and a family 'of his own didn’t stifle his ambition or prevent him from finally getting a high school diploma. In 1939 at the age of 26 he made the grade after years of interruption and with several years of customs service back of him. He also attended Augustana College at Rock 2 Island, Ill, for a year, and Chicago Public Evening College for a year. Today he is planning to further his education at college extension centers

Psye Is Usetul To Customs Official

earlier years when Dame, ‘Myra first brought a refreshingly new style of playing to| | American concert halls. It was (a brave era, prior to such changes: ‘as the transformation of New| {Year's Aeolian Hall into a mam-| {moth five-and-dime store. . Dame Myra and Guiomar No{vaes then were introducing new values into pianism-—values the t old school of virtuosi could not discover. By coincidence in Ipdianapolis musical history, Mme.| Novaes, who will be heard with] Fabien Sevitzky and the Sym-|

Dame ui Shows How Piano Should Be Played

By HENRY BUTLER The rising tribute Dame Myra Hess got from her listeners last night at the Murat was magnificently earned. For Dame Myra, appearing here on the Martens Con-| certs series, had given another ‘of her incomparable demon. | strations of how the piano should be played. Some of her hearers, in intermission talk, recalled |

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Mr. Okon started in government service with the U. S. Engineer’s office in 1934. He worked on a Mississippi River navigation project at Rock Island, Ill. In 1937 he requested ‘the customs service and was transferred to the Chicago customs office. His first assignment was clerk and assistant : cashier: &€2 ‘In 1939 he was assigned to field auditing. Operating out of Chicago he spent most of his time away from home auditing customs offices books in 16 states,

As he put it, “I finally requested another position so I could watch my family grow.” The final blow came when he came home. from an extended trip and his little girl didn’t know him. He then was assigned administrative assistant : In the accounting division of the Chicago customs . Office,

In January, 1950, Alden Baker, collector of

customs duties

Jewels,” “everything is getting the stu Among Mr.

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When No Move. at All Is Best One

DEAR MRS. MANNERS:

1 FEI&. for a boy in one of my high school classes the minute I saw him. I watched him for three weeks and though I don’t know him I've noticed his habits and admired his ev ery move. He is the kind of a guy I've been looking for.

He smiled and says hello but that's all the farther he went. I finally decided to stop beating around the bush, 1 wrote him a note saying I admired him and ——————~ wanted to meet him. I know I did getting him to like me as 1 like wrong. I let all my friends know him. We know each other's how I felt about names but we haven't met.

3 hin hoping ped I hope you will understand my rhake some ot {problem and hélp me. : " CITY READER.

fort to meet me. . Now I've found Until the very end I thought,

out - from _ his brother that he doesn’t date very much. Please tell me how I can

honest enough to admit her mistake and wise enough not to repeat it. But I was wrong. You haven't learned a thing and | you're -withoyt pride. The best move is no move at all. The boy knows you're avail- | able. He isn’t interested. He thinks you're hard up for dates. | What you should do is make . | him and your friends forget the 1 incident by pretending it never | { |

the same time meet and win him. I've dated quite a few fel-| lows but they aren't like him. Please tell me how t to ° go ‘about |

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happened and by not Tepe ating it.

A sharp girl makes some mis-

!. makes the same mistakes over ~ and over. People think she's a dope and dopés get no place socially. Make yourself attractive to other boys. Let the boy you like see you out with them. Say hello to him just .as casually as he greets you. That will make him think you changed your mind ~ ‘about liking him and maybe interest him.

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i phony . tonight and tomorrow! Ship a . 3 __ afternoon, was present at last REITHS rw Eugene J. Okon . . . Princes to paupers. Tnight’s recital. Both great artists salon Raa with John Warne 7 i an 09. customs in the Indianapolis office, requested Mr. have made, in ‘WAYS 35 diverse as “Hidden City,” at 11:25. 2:35. 5:48 Okon's transfer here their personalities, an immense = and 8:55 5 trans : " : contributi ; sic. LOEWS >» > ntribution » key board music arson Miniver Story, " ouith Greer ° i x * arson an alter idgeon, & HE LIKES his job because of the variety of y Caine Jn Foe ing b 11:19, 2:52, 6:35 and 9:52. . 3 hic z r frantic obsession wit “Right Cross.” with June Allypeople and things with which he has to- deal h ou : 4 : By rong is Al Every day something new and unusual comes in Youth, we think, even if we don't] - 10% 388 Pick Powsii. 81 103 4:38 from a foreign port. Nearly evéry day the psy- Utter, the question: Has the ma- LYRIC rs chology courses he studied in college have their ture artist retained. the fire and ~~ Conte and Coleen Gray, at Re uses. energy of a couple of decades ago? 850. 7 and 10-20 aries : - But the question is as ill-informed Wig : rted.” oh ith Ma ra Toren It's hard to convince people at times that as the youth-obsession itself. and. Jeff Cnandler, at 11, 1:20, 5:30

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speedsters, fuzzy pseudo animals, precision routines and elaborate i ie production ne numbers and, best of all, Miss Henie in six personal M. P. Avery ppearances.” plank. The Public Demanded Two Extra Performances in Ga The Discip was scheduled fice of Chal n> 7 Baker, Fletch The - Rev.

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are necessar he said. ; Ys Dame Myra has gained im-

dishonest importers make the laws and restrictions necessary.” measurably in wisdom and feel- timbers looked as. if they had

way to prevent smuggling. “We must deal with everyone from princes to dee paupers and every kind of article from junk to gjittering items for encores. (Longo 387) he said.

he continued.

“It's the” only ing. She has lost nothing in facil- been gnawed by beavers, ity, though last night she did not played Schumann’s

and The important thing though is pzusic is more

valuaile t6 the ‘people who are yeyhoard velocity, and 1 had the as encores. ff. impression last night that. Dame —: Okon's talents are his ability to Myra may: have lost ‘interest in chant. Before the went technical display. 8 service he worked for a commer-| rhe pre- intermission He is the auctioneer for the per program she played here when unclaimed, abandoned music in front of her. She's doing that for some- years, and hobby is stamp collecting and he she explained to the audience, “It don't know my He's a dead pieces, but because I can play] however, the better when I feel at ease.” The National Sarabande from Bach's C minor

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