davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-10-29
AUCTION SALES

ADAM 4. wEsCHLER 4 son.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ATTRACTIVE SALE
F u r N / T U r E
New and Used
Groups and Odd Pieces
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TELESyIsI0n Iss 2svs sEIs1suos Irsa1,ssuos
BY AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
905 E ST. NV.
TOMORROW
ESQ AM. to Midafternoon
NEW FURNISHINGS INCLUDE
Hishrsrads S n,an0sanyss ,amn walnut bed.
drop-ieaf tables. Holiywood beds.
mattresses, lounge and once chairs,
Twin and double beds. sterilised bog
springs and mattresses. spiral
springs, chests Of drawers. dressers.
breakfast and living room groups.
victorian lamp tables. corner esb-
room sroups,. miscellaneous other
household and personal effects.
NOW ON VIEW
THos' 3,s oEaS sas;.:;1 SON ssis;sa sH1s'i'as'7'
qssfss SISSY BRICK sie bwEhIiSs bTaIfsss BENG M2
4siz CENTRAL AVENUE. NORTH
sy virtue Of 2 certain deed Of trust
ords q the District q Columbia.
s.sar.G sna q The Ss-.ss request Of the party
trustees viii seil. at public suction
DAY THE FIFTH DAY or NoVEM-
Der A;p. 1851. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
and premises. situate in the District
OF Columbia, and desisnated as and
being Lot 70 In Square 5140 In
subdivision made by Jacob 8. Rones.
aa;s re- Plates plat recorded 70. ~, IN The once
Columbia In Liber, 112 at folio 22.
st trust ior $500 90, further s1 psse par.
ticulars Of which viii be announced
sSove said trust to be 'IidAin psid IN essS. pss
A deposit Of $4,000 required. Con-
stsmps etc, at parcnaser's cost.
ts sIs sys sS Ss oHs4asss s2Hmpss deposy SS y6n ,o4
advertised and resold at the dis
LEO Y. GLORIOUS,
oc25 5.s7 20 .s1 NOS trustees.
1Hos las oEss s1sA:ra 3 sqN ssllsins lsaiHs.''netr'
as9s5isz sTesy sisf hAssMssf sssgssFf MS Eoa
ssIsK g vysEs pWEILING IlySs,5 BENG az dKNoMN NOW
TEENTH STREET. NoRTHaEAasT.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In Liber No. 9027.
Folie 255 ct seq. Of the land records
q the District Of Columbia. and Of
the request Of the party secured
h1 puSe SShessslsshisa suesiea IN Ir1ssssss snsns
FIFTH DAY or NOVEMBER A.D.
1851. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM,
rae taaes ssinDS m s.. bsset and ans q
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being Lot AZ in j. H. Busehers sub
division OF lots in Square numbered
1905 as per plat recorded in Liber
Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia.
Terms: Sold subject to prior build
ing association deed of trust for
approximately 4,1S6.60 and a sec
$2,766.00 further particulars Of
which will be announced at time Of
sale; the purchase price above said
trusts to be paid in cash. A deposit
Ing recording, aassa etc.s at unssss pnrchsssr's
cost. Adjustments made as of date
Of sale. Terms to be complied with
within so days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the proerty may be
advertised and res0ld ut the dis
cretion Of the trustees.
JEROME CLARKE,
e. A. DEMOUY,
0e24,26.20.no1.3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
AUTO SALESMAN

we nave opening for experienced
salesman to sell Chevrolets; liberal
plan with car furnished. A real
opportunity for man who can
quality; See Mr.: Mahoney, ADDI.
son CHEVROLET, 14th and Fla.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, must So
eom. eopsr.' SEE sHSay H1y nTIIlkSiim.sa TkSii saiaEg RsSd
BATE "a ms MA9ToR co. 1l3o Conn. ave.
AUTO SAIEsMEN-we need 3 more
men to sell the all-new 1851 Pack
ard. Our men are averaging $l75
W!k. on commission basis; no pre-.
vlous auto sales experience necessary,
as as We viii teach you to sell; only
this ad; For appt:. call Ed Dove at
WI 500, CovINGToN, MOTOR CO..
1901 Wis. ave-. Bethesda. so
MERRYMACK Fairiinston Shopping
Center or Culmore Shop Center.
SO Leesburg Pike (off Columbia
BODY And PAINT sHoP ii si'fSo FoREEMASS SEsIsS
foreman capable Of making insur-
ance estimates and routing work
throueh our, metal and paint shop.
Must know how to operate on vol.
ume basis. Good salary to start.
WITH WITH pay advance for good work;
yourself with the fastest eroWins
service organization Ia Washington.
Cau Mr.: Williams for Appt. after
pm. AUTO WHoLESALERS, lS3i
biadensburs Rd. ne. Ii. $500.
(Continued an Nsrt Va0a1
Evening star., 1951-10-29
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th St. NV. Elk. 1870.
WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING Ind

1919 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870.
WOMEN
MANY INTERESTING JOBS
EXPER. AND RUSTY SHORTHAND
- DAYS--$3, 900 TO $2,SuU
sEeY.. sEEeeYY. Issl ssslnssr. ss:i msm' $3.50 $3.50
MANY OTHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
EMPLoYMENT iNTERVIEWiER'
gEEsoNNE1 ASSISTANT $500
HfEs HSfhEss5scHEE cHERk4YPHisTy kskHH $3.50 $3.50
MANY OTHERS
NO TYPING
np4oMkrg4R0 a Sad Rg405KEEEEa opEEa4ohs. s3dSS s3dSS
BAN BANK lskgRs. HKpRs. oPRs,, sxper., $500 9S
some cLERIcALs 'S''O'
MEN
LEGISLATIVE ASST, young. llb.
or political science degree, $4 900 VI.
PAYROLL CLERK. const. exp.
NAL CLERK. young-- $500 mo.
CLERKS bus. exp must s,tyygpso typs; :.
Js ss,,.s. ApaISd,. sIsd. eonst. Duf: s .ssp%, .sSp, w.
RouTEMEN' exp. pref. s,oo NV ~
WAREHOUSE MGR W. r., + : ,ssa $50 ". ~s'
GGaosFH1Ef GoFEn bEss eSte5 aLERRs sas 81 s55 " VI
CAERk-TYPISTS SI.45 hr.
cLERK-TYPIsTs. young, Hyatts.
JR. ACCOUNTING elk. $56 VIZ.
ASST BkPR.. Alex. -------$56 wk.
PAYROLL CLKS., must type,
MESSENGER. some college, S540 mo.
statesmen. exterminating CO., car.
sALEsMEN. frozen food co.. 1sH car. ~
salary and comm.
SALEsMEN. auto. accessories Nd.
snd Va. ----------S260 pfus bonus
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Of automobile casualty Insurance.
company; adjusting experience pre-
ferred; If inexperienced, must be
o sR sudHi hsEs sass 81 se't ei 'foF F
appointment ST. 46o0' Ext. q s2dSl.
AIR-DUCT INSTALLATION mechan.
lcs and helpers: car and tools neces-
sary. SOLAR HEATING CO.. INC.
APPLIANCE REPAIR MAN. Washing
machines. good pay, .rucx fur
RADIO q ELEcTRIc Co, AIS
ASSISTANT sST ffNG1NEER, must fur.
horEf fRS Eslles,f easLYEf. Sis chief sn.inffsf' f
ASSISTANT GARDENER
s5l2 is Lelsnd Stree Street. Bel Beth.sas sas cs'iS'
ASST ROOM CLERK for front once.
Sppy Asst op%RSr' %sr e4Tosn SE 1TSoSsnas9ia. aoT:
AtTao Asfa fsS RSpf nj Man. H,v .xD.,t sS s.SsD,.
Of turning out $500 work per Week:
excellent working conditions; hos
pitalization and vacation benefits:
Aa5aS sopY s0n@4issiGP ss4S Pfospscs MasIEE rTs
AUTO MECHANICS HELLER with
own nand tools. to do minor repairs
@ S@a tERck; WIS., dsss ssssdy sP ssPp1GSSs@ssni iSsss .4 40
Afro MECHANIC. WRITE. for oT1H USED
car dept. 5-day week. paid holi-
AuTomSffvk ffTs Sf M MfcazNRiSSs, MH RS l0sa ssS.r
on ,Chrysler products; good pay.
ssy. p1v1ERs iSSSi aoToS zee coi or' tlhs5 47so
GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda, Md.
AUTO WSoI,I IMECHANIcs; sos; commission,
Sn Swnashington " blvd Arlington. Va.
AGHTo III iafa nElHAs,cs. oDpor.un.s, vy 10,
two. Steady employment, high earn
ings for good men: health Insurance..
@proit,sharing pro plan; completely mod.
met srn shop Saae.s Sln every type dS,op ei sSq1D-
Wash.'s Oldest and iarrest st'IpSsiSs: podSs:
TOR CO. Phone Mr. Buete. service
mgr DE- 1910 Tor appt.
AUTO PAINTER-we have an OPEN
painter. Good paying, STEADY. all
year-'round work. 5o-50 basis.
Avsfsss ssd.s sarn,nE' T.es Gs hEh M, s1S0 for
%HoIssxLERss IRsli atssF NC, Dm a4s1 AgLo slso
densburg Rd. ne. Ii. 3-SS00. IS
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER, colored.
We have an opening for an ex-
perienced auto painters helper. All
year around good paying work. 5O-
30 basis. Average earnings over
500 for 5la-day week. See Mr..
Williams after o am. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. iNc.. i731 Bis.
densburg rd. ne. 40
AUTO PARTS CLERK-We have an
opening for parts man who UNDER
stands routing Of work through
service department. Good salary 10
start. We want a young man who
intends 70 make. the automobile
business. II so. this is big oppor-
tuntty for you. Call Mr.. Williams
for appt, after 5 pm. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC, 1871 Blas
denSburg Rd. ne. Ii. 3-SSOO. IS
Evening star., 1951-10-29
POTOMAC EMPI..
WOMEN.

1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl., OW. 1900
Free Parking Rear Of Bldg.
Open every eve. to g.: Sat. to ].
Evening star., 1951-10-29
HELP WTp. AGENCIES (cons.)

HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcent.)
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
sscy,s; stenos. .ypists. bkprs,. recpt..
79so w Y. 7. I'VE oXViEi. NV NV. ssa.'s sa Ssos
ENGINEERING DIVISION
ELEcTRoNIc ENGINEERS (exper.
Pap s,aSGo; $685. anS MsTs ssye0ss9eRo soo9
civil AND ELEc. ENGINEERS SisSo SoISo
nance expert $4,000
MEeaAsI5AL no s4esI.5 ENGINEERS eqssEssssS sgE'sSS
TECHNICAL WRITER AND RE-
SEA SEARCH tTay.,,pf fphysics .xOsr or sEE9s
R3DaEN s}ns5 'travelins 2S per sse ss1' ve' e
TRANSIT MEN, SIS vk. and with
sFRUcTGRAL st tFGPas eNs1n sTEEL pRAFTsMEN sSS ES
heayy steel const. expert. S100 vk.
oEAgTsMEE Isag ssnsT (c.E' degree; s.oh hesyy ,,C
CHEMICAL. ENGINEER (plasticss re-: re:
search and development expert, high
EIEcTRoNro TrcHN1cJtA.Ns.
$4,000
TYPING AND LAYOUT DRAPTSMEN
AND DESIGNERS; NO FEE; S7.200
base, plus overtime.
DESIGN ENGINEERS electrical and
mech.', heavy board exper, nc fee.
SENIOR DRAPTsMEN electrical and
cossrEue1IoN ssRt e. Is supER1NrEEiN3n5ESNT; Ei35 NJ;
process chemical plant expert, very
ouT 81 u. s. A. tsend resumes,
CONSTRUCTION SUPERiNTEND.
ENTS tBermuda. West indies,
Caribbean and South America. very
high salary.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERv.
1919 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870. 20
ACCOUNTANT-$6,4OO
At least 5 yrs. exper Travelling au-
ture. SECRETARIES (5J, TO $500.
See Miss Dodge or Mr.. Ford. Est.
g yrs, Oldest, largest ageney in
BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Al 1SECRETARY-$3,4 400

A-1 0GNEtG AN u1-Do,4 4UU
Admin: ability; private industry.
Spanish-Eng. secretary So, 600
Executive secy.. col. educ. to $4,000
Law stenog., under 35 SIS yk,, up
Hotel secy., front once -S65 wk,
Assn. stenog., und. 35, exper., $76 wk.
Embassy secy., meet public S275
Stsno. -bookpr., assn. $500 up
Accredited. Est. 1915, IS yrs. over
Zlotnick's, the furrier tST. 1866.
20
BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G
Evening star., 1951-10-29
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Sterling 5000
Ana Ash for Al Takss
CLOSING HOURS
SUNDAY EDITION. PM, sat
MONDAY EDITIONS PM. sun.
TUES. to FRI.--o Pm. DAY BEFORE
SPECIAL NOTICES

RENT A NEW ROYAL portabI, tyn.-
writer; S12 for s months Rentsl
applies on purchase. CENTRAI
.Ol9 18th sc. NV. HU. 512I.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than my own JOHN
/. FREDERICK. g. M St. NV. 3Is
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
Tor any debts other than those made
nS myself JULIAN HARCOURT.
4e41 y. 9th St. Arlington. Va. .
HUDSON, CREYKE q LIPSCOMR
Attorneys at Law,
100 Washington Building
WaBhiuRton n q
Evening star., 1951-10-29
AUCTION SALES tcess.,
TH0S. J. OWEN d SON, Auctionesrs,
436 Southern Building.

f.ssiE Ssf q SslpfSf sai iRETAs5ER NoWR
ESAnTss EsfNisEE sTkEEr, NokFaEAsr. NNokhHs lal7
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust
qnIy To|y|o recorded. .. in Liber No. 9277.
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. ct public auction IN front
SIXTH gIassSi Day Or 0R novEMBER yHasBER 1Hs Aip.
1851, AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M.. the
following ng-described land and prem
ises, situate IN the. District Of Col-
umbia, and DESIGNATED as and being
and Waller. trustees suodigision SC Of
South Brookland, as per plat re-
corded in the Once OF the Surveyor
for the District OF Columbia in
h,oer the rss County 2 e. folio 35. except
PROCEEDINGS in District Court Cause
the District Of Columbia; now
.n9wn snS ior purposes Of assessment
1897; subject to covenants Of
Terms; Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
I0r 1.os approximately $6.e11.30 and .
proximateiy ss.s67.7s fusther t M par ar
ticulars Of which win be announced
at time Of sale; the. purchase price
A deposit Of $500. 90 required. Con-
Veyancing. recording, etc, at pur-
chaser's cost. Adjustments made as
OF cate Of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days. other
wise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may. be advertised and resold
At the discretion of the trustees.
WADDEIL r.. THOMAS,
LOUIS YUDELEVIT,
oc26,39 81 ,no2.5 rru5tees.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
ADMINISTRATIVE
TRAINEE

Age $3.50. for claims department.
of automobile casualty insurance
ferred; If inexperienced. must be
Law student or have ct least l year
of law BACKGROUND. Please call for
appointment, ST. 1900. Ext. 251.
Evening star., 1951-10-29
AL Stenographers to
81 nm

9F,UUU
Executive ability. private industry.
Spanish-Eng. stenog. So 400
Tax law secy., exper. So, 500 up
(ST. 3664).
Personnel Service
1911 g st. NV. (Est. II Years.l
Evening star., 1951-10-29

Continued on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1951-10-29
BED WETTING
STOPPED

Approved BY doctors. no medicine.
KING ENURTONE LAB. DU. si3S.
Evening star., 1951-10-29

LEA ENGEL. DRESSMAKER
Dresses suits. coats to order. Re-
styling and all types alterations.
Centrally located. Modern studio.
Quick service. Expert workmanship.
lllO ST NV. RIM. 20, EX lRO3
The guardian., 1951-07-21
Kay Vaughn Says
"DoN'T UNDERSELL YoURSELF"

If you want to be popular with
the men folks-and what gal
doesn't-never, NEVER undersell
yourself ALWAYS keep your
best foot forward and leave your
bad points far behind you.
What you do well, remind your
guy of it now and then !.
And what you do is not so hot,
forget it-at least while you're
out with your man.
Your guy likes you for your
good points, for that's what has
sold him on you. t'S the way
you walk or the way you talk,
perhaps, that's got him seeing
only you. SO why spoil it? Why
come out with such trifles as
Honey, I never could cook toast
without burning it." That will
come back to you in more ways
than one. When you are out
with friends, you viii hear it
The guardian., 1951-07-21
THINGS THAT INTEREST WOMEN
BY BESSIE r. BELL

HOW DO YOU LOOK? I
dare say that every woman has
undiscovered beauty and charm.
But until she makes an honest
effort to bring them to light,
neither she nor anyone else
knows this. To be graceful is a
form of beauty, and if you are
not graceful, it is because you
have not taken proper care and
pride in your body carriage. AS
an individual, you may at any
time, begin and succeed in culti-
waiting a distinguished manner.
And being graceful gets anyone
a high mark on Beauty's Score
Card.
This means exercise of course,
for it is bit difficult to be
graceful without exercise, since
exercise keeps the joints linn
bered up, allowing US to escape
being clumsy when we move
about. Timber knees are a
MUST in graceful movement,
That limberness comes from fire.
quent exercise.
Don't be afraid of work. It's
good for the body and gives it
exercise. When there is a task
at hand, stand by and do your
share. This does not mean that
one must overwork, but don't
The guardian., 1951-07-21

of Cambridge is also a guest Of
Mrs. Jones of Echo Cottage.
DR.. and Mrs. Roscoe Lee and
daughter who sailed on the lie
de France in June are vacation
ing in England and are soon re-
turing to open their New York
ave. cottage here. Miss Lois
Jones and Mile Celine Tabary
are visiting friends and relatives
in Vermettes during July and
then they viii open the villa in
Cabris in the Maritime Alps in
August where they will paint.
They are expecting a visit from
Doris and Norman Harris of Bos-
ton in August. DR.. John Nose
ley and family are enjoying mo-
tor trips in Paris with cousin
Lois. Returning to the States
the Moseley's win spend the rest
of the season at their summer
home in Conn.
The guardian., 1951-07-21

put on disappearing act when
there is work to be done. This
is one way your lazybones will
get exercise, since you find that
doing daily dozens in the form of
bending and stretching is too
laborious. If you are inclined to
be lazy, you are a selfish person,
always hoping to have others
wait on you. Perhaps you feel
physical exertion gets you moth.
ing more than following a daily
tireSome routine. If so, you have
the wrong point of view, for in
this way you stimulate the
bloodStream and refresh your
spirits. When doing stretching
exercises, you often bre atAe
deeply and deep breathing is q
real complexion purifier, a sooth~
ing syrup for ones disposition.
And it will build up or trim
down the figure as needed, and
you should do a bit of stretching
exercises each day. You will
have lots of fun doing it.
If you have questions on
Clothes S or B auty, address
Bessie F. Bell, and enclose a
stamped addressed envelop, care
of Atlas l,ews Service, 243 West
125th street, New York o..
The guardian., 1951-07-21

DIR. and Mrs. Lowell Of Brook
lyn were guests of Miss Eleanora
Smith, etire d Boston school
teacher, at her East Chop Drive
home, for the past week and will
return again in August to re-
sumo their vacation. Mrs. Irene
Withers of New York and Mrs.
Harry Duplessis of Phila. were
guests of Mrs. Allen B. Graves
at the Coleman cottage on Cir
cult ave. Miss Lucy Graves has
rented the cottage for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Watt Terry and FAM
! lily of New York are opening
their cottage this week. The
Phillip Allston's of Roxbury are
renting the Smith cottage on Pa
cifc ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of
Roxbury are visiting son-in-law
and daughter John and Josephine
Howard. John, quite the carpen-
ter and builder, has made ex-
tensive alterations and additions
to their lovely home in the Pines
on Ellenwood Heights. Mrs.
Martha Robbins Williams who is
enjoying her home is eXpecting
her nephew and his children
soon. Mrs. Nellie Dugger and
sister have opened their cottage
in the Highlands. Mrs. Josephine
Williams is occupying the Jeter
cottage on Elmwood Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dabney of
York. Pa, have arrived for their
annual vacation. Miss Agnes
Paris returned to Cambridge
after a holiday vacation with
sister Mabel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody have opened their cottage.
Guests of Miss Suzanne Tezzel
over the past week were Mrs.
Selma Smith of Newark, N. J.,
and nieces, Mrs. Fannie Walker
of Montclair and Mrs. Bessie
White of Philly. On Pocasset
ave. are the following young
ladies, Edith Camacho, Sara
Gunther and Gloria Sharperson
of N. Y. c., and Charlotte Pearcy
of E. Orange, N. J. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Eastman and daughter of
Montclair, N j., have opened
their cottage on Sea View ave.
by the sea. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
F. Drake, also Miss Alice Elliott
The guardian., 1951-07-21

and Mrs. Downing, Roanoke, Va,
are occupying their newly pur-
chased home on Pacific ave.
Mrs. Mary Washington of Ever
EFT is visiting Miss Irene Ford.
Florence and Emma Taylor of
Roxbury are spending a week
at the WV camp in Vineyard
Haven. DR.. and Mrs. Warwick
Cardoza of Washington have
rented the Mills cottage on the
Beach road. Mrs. Marie Cole
man is with her sister, Mrs. War
rem Coleman at the Beach
The guardian., 1951-07-21

Of Fayetteville, N. c., are visit
ing their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. James Eastman on Sea
View ave. The Resthaven Junior
Club of Boston was entertained
over the weekend by Misses
Marie and Grace Turner at their
attractive summer home in the
Highlands. The members enjoy
ing the trip were Elsie West,
Irene Turner, Grace Bowser,
Vera Riddick, Naomi Ross and
Wilhelmina Newton. Turkey and
lobster dinners were served dur
ing the visit. Mrs. Logan of Chi
cago has opened her Circuit ave.
cottage for the season. DR.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Marshall of Wor-
cester are renting the Pollard
cottage for the season. DR.. Luz
clan Brown of New York with
his family are in their Sea View
cottage near the beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Carter of Roxbury
are in their cottage on Elmwood
Heights. Mrs. Mabel Scott and
Mrs. Schuyler of Boston and the
Maxwell Houses are all open for
the season. Miss Estelle Fitzger-
aid has as guests, Mrs. Olivet B.
Queen and granddaughter of
Brooklyn. Miss Dorothy New
ton and guest are in town on va
cation. Irene Lewis Turner and
Grace Bowser spent the holiday
weekend here. Mrs. Marq Wash
irigton is visiting her niece, Irene
Ford. DR.. and Mrs. Carter of
Providence are occupying their
cottage for a short season. DR..
and Mrs. Joseph Downing were
guests of DR.. Joseph Brown on a
fishing trip last week.
Miss George Spriggs accom-
panied by nephew Allie Latti-
more of Boston, arrived Tuesday
for two weeks sojourn.
OAK BLUFFS - Many guests
were at the Hunt Cottage over
the weekend. Mrs. Della An
drews is on the island for the
summer months. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard and Miss Gertrude
Smith are enjoying home life
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. DR..
The guardian., 1951-07-21

many a time even before you
have proven whether it's true or
not.
So be smart. Work on your
bad points, but don't go around
broadcasting them.
The guardian., 1951-07-21

House. DR.. and Mrs. Slado
Brown of Washington are enc
joying their new cottage in
Eastyille. Among guests at Mrs,
Tappan's Happy House are DR..
Maurice Howard and daughter,
and George Carter, of New York.
Others here, Ms. Florence Taylor
and family, her mother, Mrs.
Elba Blair, Mr.. Hodges and FAM
lily, Mrs. Martha Robbins Will
hams, Mrs. Watt Terry and fans
lily are expected to arrive herG
shortly from New York.
The guardian., 1951-07-21

daughter Joselyn are spending
the summer with DR.. Garland.
DR.. Smith is expected to fly here
for a few weeks vacation, but
the Island will miss daughter
Jean, who is a Counsellor at the
well known Green Pastures
Camp near Jackson, Mich. She
reports that there are % coun-
sellors working with her, all coll
lege students from many states
and that she is enjoying the work
although she misses the Bluffs.
Mrs. Els Solomon of Provi-
dence with her two nieces, Pat
The guardian., 1951-07-21

Stocket and Whitney johnson,
and Moreen Blunt were guests
Of Theodore Clark on Elmwood
Heights over the weekend. Mrs.
Manley of Tuskegee, Ala, is
visiting her daughter and fam
lily, DR., and Mrs. Cardoza, who
have the Mills cottage on the
Beach Road for the season. /.
Mrs. Lydia Allston of Cambridge
after a brief trip home, is back
at the Bluffs and viii be the
guest of Mrs. Carolyn Jones until
Labor Day and Mr.. Harold Rome
The guardian., 1951-07-21
OAK BLUFFS
NEWS

OAK BLUFFS, Mass. - Well
y coined to the summer &c .Sny are
Dr. and Mrs. Downing of Roa-
noke, Va, who have purchased
the Teixeifa property on Pacific
ave. And congratulations to DR..
and Mrs. Slade Brown Of D. c.,
who are occupying their newly
built cottage in Eastville over
looking the Lagoon. The Garland
cottage is open for the summer
season and Mrs. Thelma Garland
Smith Of Columbus, Ohio, and
Evening star., 1951-06-01

tponents in anything from II to
80 seconds, leaving the crowds en-
ragged and television with all that
Unused time on his hands.
The climax of the story has to
do with the effort of his managers
to ruin their man physically SC
that his opponents will have a
chance to at least remain on the
show a respectable time.
" Il n y
The trouble with "Mr. Universe
lis that once they have decided
upon the joke they are going to
tell. they are incapable of keeping
it from running into the kind of
Imonotony involved in real wrest-
ling. Out of the ring. It seems,
there is nothing at all dramatic
about wrestlers.
The affairs of Carson and Lahr,
of course. are a little more active
They not only represent types who
can make a lot Of trouble for
themselves with dealing off the
bottom of decks, but both are
capable of playing the type >with
some degree of skill.
In the atmosphere of the sweat
shop where their stable of muscle
men trains, they work hard to
keep "Mr. Universe" spinning
along at a proper comedy pace
Their best moment at this sort OF
thing is one in which each Of the
$3.50 partners sells Is per cent
Iof 'Mr. Universe" to a racketeer
(Robert Alda) who makes prac-
ftice of Sitting the throats OF
Idouble-crossers.
This is rather a good incident In
the story and so. for a little while
lat least. is another in which his
managers take the wrestler on a
48-hour walk to tire him out be-
fore a championship bout. The
Idea behind this is that they have
bet on the other wrestler, only to
discover that walking is just the
thing to put their man into tip
top condition.
Most of the time, however, mfr
Universe" descends to mere alb
Isurdity, which, considering its
theme is not unreasonable.
Evening star., 1951-06-01

.,MR. UNIVERSE" Laurel Films,
Inc, picture. produced and directed
by Joseph Leyner, screenpisy by Searle
Kramer, At the Trans-Lux.
The Cast.
JEFF Clayton - Jack Carson
Lorraine = Janis Paige
Tommy Tomkins Vincent Edwards
tMr. Uniyerse)
Joe Pulaski - Bert Lahr
Fingers Maroni 80 Robert Aida
dennis James, "Slapsie's Make Roser-
bloom, Joyce Matthews, Harry Landers,
Donald Novis and Murry Rothenberg plus
The Missing Link, Chief Flying Mare,
Gorilla Hogan, Newton the Teuton, De-
lightful Dave. Cregoriyitch the Magnifi-
cent, The Hoboken Turk.