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Evening star., 1951-06-01
Dron1o News and Reviews
Real Wrestling Funnier
Than TrU1s-Luxs Movie
By Joy cormody

You would think that Holywoods killer would be
aroused by wrestling In view OF the the latter supposed
and profitable boxoce
the should wrestling alive If they the
Evening star., 1951-06-01
To Horse,
Randy
It's An Iron One
Mr.. Scott Rides
In Santa Fe'

SANTA FE. a Columbia picture pro-
dueed by Randolph Scott and Harry Joe
Brown directed by Irving Pichel screen
play BY Kenneth Camel, based on novel
by James Marshall and story by Louis
Evening star., 1951-06-01

Maybe wen name a train after
you some day" There's a Holly
wood line written on the set If
ever there was one.
Santa Fe" also clears up the
mystery of how Scott ever got
to that country he has made his
own. He rode into Dodge City on
the Santa Fe not long after the
Civil War and he's been cleaning
lup the West ever since.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Current Screen Attractions
and Time Of Showing

am. l:3o. s:35. 5:35, TAO and
9:45 pm.
National--"You're in the Navy
Now; 1870 am, 100, 2:45, AIS,
$685. 7:45 and 9:25 pm.
Palace-"The Great Caruso":: !:
1880 am. 12:45, 800, SIS. 7:30
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Bride of Frankenstein";;
200. 4:50. 1885 and 1920 pm.
Playhouse - Tales of Hoff-
mann; 2::30 and $3.50 pm.
Plaza-"The Happiest Days OF
Your Life; 1890 am. 1920. 2:20,
|4:10. 6:10. 8:05 and 1000 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Mr. Universe;
1900 am, 12:45, 2::30, 4:20, sos,
7:55 and GAS pm.
Warner-"Goodbye, My Fancy;
11:15 am, ITO, 500, $3.50, 1885
and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
By Harry Macarthur

These Westerns get more and
more confusing. You see RAN
dolph Scott in every second one
of them and you have a distinct
tthough possibly false) memory
that his other name is Bat Mas
Iterson. Then you see Santa Fe"
at the Metropolitan and a man
walks in a room where Scott is
and says he, himself. is Bat Mas
Iterson and everybody believes
him. including Scott.
It seems Scott isn't Bat Master
son after all, but a fellow named
Britt Garfield, who is looking for
a place to live. along with his
three brothers, since the dam
yankees stole pappys Virginia
plantation after the War Between
the States. He doesn't find a
place to live, but he finds a rail-
road to build, almost single
handed, named the Atcheson. To-
peka and Santa Fe.
While Britt is building the rail-
road and winning a pretty widow
tJanis Carter of Union officer
to the view that the Canf1elds
were not solely responsible for the
war, his brothers are going bad.
They take to selling liqour to
railroad laborers and Indians.
gambling and eventually armed
robbery.
There's even a murder charge
chasing the Canf1elds across the
West Git was really self defense)
but il you think gamblers
drunken Indians. wayward BROTH
ers or murder charges are any
match for Randolph Scott. you
don't know Randolph Scott.
In addition to- Technicolor
which the Western scenery always
makes look better. Santa Fe" has
the merit of not taking itself toe
seriously. There's that moment
for instance, when Chief Lone
feathers tribe is about to declare
war on the iron horse. a calamity
which Scott averts by letting the
chief operate the engine.
| You did fine. chief" says Scott
Evening star., 1951-06-01

Well, they meet in .Mr. uni-
verse" now at the Trans-Lux and
the result is, at best, no more than
d tame draw. Real wrestling, the
great burlesque of the sports
world, is somehow funnier than
Jack Carson, Bert Laflr are able
to make it in the picture.
They are palpably out to give
It the ironic comedy works but
the fact is that wrestling is a
greater joke on itself, and the
audience, than this make-believe
version Of 1t.
Granting it a few points here
and there. "Mr. Universe" leaves
the whole subject untouched
awaiting tougher hands who may
even now be practicing some new
holds that will tear Elvira Snod-
grass head from torso. If. OF
course, Miss Snodgrass has not al
ready been dismembered for the
delight of those arenas full OF
wrestling fans who apparently
think of themselves as televisionI
actors.
Laurel Films unquestionablY
lighted upon a good idea in this
comedy about the nearest thing
to bull fighting in this country
Searle Kramer even provided the
company with a potentially good
script, especially with such comic
stars as Lahr and Carson. The sad
thing is that it does not come of
"Mr. Universe" is the story of a
dumb, magnificently built young
male (Vincent Edwards) who. falls
into a combination Of hands that
even a bright man might have had
trouble with. One of these belongs
to the bobby socks set which ap-I
parently is looking for the opposite
of Sinatra and finds him in the
godlike Edwards.
These can be tough on wrest-
Ter, but tougher still are two such
crafty promoters as those repre-
sented by Lahr and Carson.
Lahr's role is that of a back
street wise guy who runs stable
of wrestlers. He casts the tele-
vision shows put on by these mus
cular freaks, picks the winners
and losers on every program. and
tells each whether his role on
given night is to be that of hero
or villain.
Carson gets into the act by nam
ing himself manager of "Mr.
Universe. and the two are OF on
q swirl of business something like
South Pacific"
They pack arenas with their
handsome idol, which makes him a
gold mine, but there is fly in
their ointment from the begin
ming. This is the honest streak in
their man. He cannot grasp the
idea that wrestling is not in
tended to be a contest in which
the better man wins. The result
of this is that he throws his op-
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Comeback Tires
Beauty
BY the Associufed Press
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLLYWOOD.
Character Actress Ann Codee,
a Follies star 80 years ago. is get
ting a chance to do her old act
again.
tits just about killing me-" she
reports. Miss Codee was a pro-
fessional juggler.
Her role in a new movie re-
quires her to juggle four apples
two oranges and a banana; make
trick catches of some expensive
china; balance a dust mop on heI
nose, forehead, elbow and knee,
and perform some tumblirs
tricks.
After a 30-year layoff Miss Co.
dee says she's finding 1t hard to
get into shape again.
Evening star., 1951-06-01
Where and When

Stage.
Arena - Glass Menagerie";;
1890 pm.
New Gayety-"Mister Roberts;
1870 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - Goodbye, My
Fancy; 1:1O, 3:15. $500. 1880 and
I9:40 pm.
Capitol - Follow the Sum-;
Il1:0O am. 1:5o. 4:30. 7:20 and
1000 pm. Stage shows: 1880
$3.50, $40 and 900 pm.
Columbia - "Rawhide":: 11:40
am, l:40. $40. $40. TAO and
I9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Isle of Sinners; lbs,
$3.50, $50. 7;35 and 9:45 pm.
Keith's-"Sealed Cargo: 11:15
am, 1:25. 3:35, $50, 500 and
I10:15 pm.
Little--"L,Affaire";; 200. ABS,
|7:10 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan Santa Fe";; IL sc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-07
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oas 1neine, ninmt Elm gnoe."
rMutter, rief Der Siioor nit Iiebe.
BOILER Stimme, i'd 1peiB niht, pie
i'd es sir oonfen jon, mas blt on mir
tl1It! 4ber oos iage llno gelobe id oir
Dor @ott: lpenn bie Haftigan mein
8eib miro, 70 1pin i6 oir oie Sdnoe
unter Die SiiBe lesen, Dir 1,nb Dem
Eoter, uno mill eu6 balten, als bGtte
id unieren Serrsott 5u @aIt uno oie
Iiebe Dh.ttergottes."
r8lrb, lieber, gutter 8ub, oa5 glall=
be i1 oir!" onttportete miitterlid)-lie
uno miloe sic 8eioboferin.
Limb nod cine Srage, Wtlltter. @c
lit oie Srine2"
r9as Jag id sir nibt; l,nO Ser lie
fortsefiibrt bot, iugt es Dir aud nidt.
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oas lei Dir eenllg. 8ollte idb sir Sen
Ort iasen, 10 fonnte Oid) Oein 9er5
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beinr5uiuden. Siioor, oas oarf nidt
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uno bon oielem meg lese id lie on baS
oeine, bu gutter, lieber, ltiirmilder
8ub."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-07
3tpolftes &apitel
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itin lno ole lieben oie &opfe bangelt,
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meilten Ger alte Bauer. Ser bate es
anfangs Derlubt, cine beitere Otiene
an5unebmen uno bic uno oa einen
Sder5 gu a11aden, Dem man freilih
oen falten 3mang iofort anfitbIte;
allein, er farto feinen Can't fir ieinen
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anl6aute, Ieu6tete es apie idmer5=
li6er untpille uno bitterer Sornurf
aus oeiien augen, uno Die lonlt 70
liebe, eeI6aftige 8duerin 1par gan5
anoers gelporoen, iiber alles murrenO
u,lo flo9eno, ieoe 9lrbeit nllr unter
Seuf5en uno nit lln5ufrieoener Wtiene
perri6teno. @ar eS Damn slbeno ge@
moroen uno pollte ser sllte, 1pie ges
ipobnt, nit ieiner 9Guerin nod ein
Ylauberitiinb6en balten, 10 l6iittelte
oieie oen &opf, flaete iiber 81 grobe
Dtuoigfeit uno perlhipano in ibrer
S6laffanrmer. Der SSitoor ober tat
iportlos uno finiter l6aueno, mas er
eben geraoe tun nllBte Damn ging er
nit b1ngenoem &opf ourds 0orf
gum aIten 8eit. iette itd Dor oeiien
9iitte IN oen S6atten Der Sober
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luht, aus Dem Ilten SEN Iufentbaltss
prt ser gta6tigall beraus5uforIden
uno nit Sen aueitsebenolten Seripres
6ungen beralls5uloden; aber Teit
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l6nldbte 5ulett Sen armen 9nrl6en,
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nad5ufragen, Die als5uplauoern sic
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mar es ibm Elm geoiiriniS, nit Dem
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unb er tot bie5 I'M 10 lieber, ie 1neyr
er iid) iiber5eugte, luie perltdnoni5s
innig 8eit bon Der Srine al plouoern
perItanb unb 1pie er nit leineu flllgen,
nlten ausen 10 tief in bes WGb6ens
Seele muBte geidallt baben, I'M MIN
nit fold treuber5iger 2iebe uno 10
feinem 8efiibl Don ser Nabtigal
reoen 5u fonnen.
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iebem Gag gerel5ter uno un5uiriebe=
ner. @r fono es ia besreiflid, oaB
8eib unb 'Sobn eirise Gage ufn Sic
1adtigau trauerten; oanlit, meinte
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Iollte olles 1pieoer frob 1,no gutter
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tpeIen 10 1penig bemerft tper6en oIs
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Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30
Johnson Family Leaves For MinnesOfa

MT. and Mrs. Leon Johnson and two children left this week for the middle west. Johnson will attend the Elk's convention at Chicago and Mrs. Johnson and children will visit his parents at St. Peter
 and Minneapolis, Minnesota. [ Mrs. Johnson and children
 had not planned to accompany
 Johnson on the trip but at the
 last minute Mrs. Johnson's
 father, Charles Madsen asked
 them if they would care to go.
 They immediately said yes.
 They boarded the plane with out baggage. Their clothes
 were packed and sent on a
 later plane.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30
Ridgway Offers Reds Armistice

United Nations (P)-U. N. Commanding General Mat, thew Ridgway proposed yesterday that the commander in chief of the Communist forces in Korea meet him a. board a Danish Hospital ship in Wonsan Harbor to discuss an armistice.
 The text of Ridgway's message to Communists com- mander which was released at United Nations said: II am in- formed that you wish a meet ing to discuss an armistice providing for cessation of hostilities and all acts of armed forces in Korea, with adequate guarantees for main taining such armistice.
 Upon receipt of word from you that such a meeting is de- sired I shall be prepared to name my representative. l would also suggest a date at which he could meet with your representative. I propose that such meeting could take place aboard a Danish Hos- pital ship in Wonsan Harbor. :"
Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30
BPW Installation To Be Held

An installation of new of- fcers of the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held at the Mont martre Inn on July 16.
 The new officials are Mar jory Gunderson, president; Audrey Naldrett, vice presi- dent; Margaret Moore, re- cording secretary; Irene Brooks, corresponding secre- tary; Grace Pecore, treasurer.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30
NeIsons Visit Zoo At Seattle

Seattle (P)-Oscar Nelson and his family expressed dis appointment this week after a visit to the bear grotto in &c., attle's Woodland Park zoo.
 Pretty small" commented Nelson after looking at the Kodiak bear specimens. Guess they just don't do so well away from home."
 Nelson and his family are outside on a trip. It is the first vlslt outside for Mrs. Nelson and three of the children.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30
Callahan Transferred

Paul Callahan jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Paul Callahan of Kodiak Naval Station, has been transferred from F't. Richardson to the Fourth h. tantry at Fairbanks. He was here recently on a 10-day fur tough.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-06-30

M. T. Winninghoff, repre- sentative of the Utah Tailor ing Mills, is in town this week displaying his line of women's wear.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
BEAUTY
THROUGH
COLOR

Dear Madam:
A WOMAN is AS YOUNG as she
looks, and she looks as her clothes
oo' mel taste is expressed in the
color she chooses.
SHE LOOKS BEAUTIFUL in the color
which is good for her-her persona
color. Then people say she is attrac.
tive. pretty.
COLOR IS THE THING-not how ex.
pensive the clothes are; color is the
magic.
ONLY AN EXPERIENCED DYER car
help you choose your personal colol
Mr.. Exquisite has such experience
and knowledge.
HIS EXPERT JUDGMENT and skill
neip you nnd the color which suit.
your face. your hair, your figure.
THE GIFTED HAND of the specialist
taxes your fabric, adds fine dyes
mikes exactly the shade and bring.
out a garment that none will ever
guess has been dyed.
YEARS OF RESEARCH. after long ex.
perlence in dyeing to match sam
are the basis of "Exquisite's" dye.
ing, guaranteed fast color and nc
ShElnkage
THE BEST DRESSED in Europe wore
garments dyed by the Specialist and
you get his chic and know-how on
HIS EXQUISITE TASTE combine
with your taste when you choose your
EVERY WOMAN CAN ADD beauty to
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any onllgatton1 the Specialist In ali
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Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP MEN
.BRICkLAYERs, white

IBRICkLAYERs, white. non-union;
I. GILL, SAUNDERS, TRs oW. SSfA sa54. a.
BRICKLAYERS wanted : Mechanics
only. Apply on Job, Eastern ave.
snd laurel st. ne. or call LA.
BULLDOzER OPERATOR. 8 or z
days, per week; good vases. Call 81.
BGELDozER OPERATOR, with Gle
BTsi6ozER tTaf s0ysE SPEks4oR sH 1slG tor cei&.c
Coo wages 81. 1886. -
BUSBOYS, colored, experienced; meals
furn.; d days wk. Apply in person
DODGE HOTEL, 20 z st. NV. -6
BUTCHER, MEAT CGTTER, also gro-
cery eer,.ncnd CLERK colo eoioFed or white: ex-
Steady employment for right men.
Apply in person only. 1906 7th st.
BUTCHER. exper., kosher super mar
ket. Apply In person. MARINOFF &
PRIIL. 6235 Ga. ave. NV, =
the risht a'eai man. Can RoHa in Pag person. OGr
40I Il st. ne. Monday morning
able man; good Job and pay to ris hit
man. Apply in person only, GAR
DEN FOOD MARKET, 1854 Bladens-
BUTCHER wanted. seashore store.
June 10th through Labor Day State
age, experience, salary expected; ref
erence required. BETHANY BEACH
MARKET. P. o. Box 8, Bethany
Beach. Del. R. A. Thomas. Pop. 3
BUTCHER. colored. experienced; ref
erenceS. AID. 1856. -6
BUTLER-HoUSEMAN. for Rye. New
York; experienced only; highest
references, good salary. Write all
details to So Rye road. Rye, New
York. Is
CABINET MAKERS. exper. in store
fixture work: union shop Apply
BERNARD STORE FIX1 IRE CO,
Rear go M ST. NV
CABINET MAKERS HELPERS
wanted good opportunity. Call CO
$3.50, 8
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNTANTS
1TEAs Es2selftazs 14so \ n Tnsss Ave- P0i,t1Sns N%
$500. Potomac E9pEH R Exp A2c3S' 2 g.
I333dd I33d Wilson blvd. Arl,. Va. oW,,
RECEPT-TYPIsT. Arl.. d. 5000
pp0SiIOMAC pS2irOoM EMPL. AGCY., 1914
Wilson blvd Arl'' Va. oW. 100.
ssssss Sc uD PVT poFoM22s f2ssd rNs
aGcYi. f,G z6a 2334 Wilson blvd. ArI.' Va. a
MAIDS. COOKS, LAUNDREssEs,
II7 IIanitors. men, women dayworkers.
~. 3440. QUALITY EMPL., 1927
GA. ave. NV. s.
WHITE AND COLoRED men and
women, experienced, with references,
Chet, waitress, dishwashers, g.h.w,
cIerk; typist: cashiers, hoStesses.
TER 9l4 1lth st. NV. 7'
STENoG. FD. Part time % mo
| SIPS hr.; another. $50. Another
tuil time. 2 months. See Miss Smith.
| PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st.
NV, ST. 1864. ''
IF UNEMPLOYED or seeking a bet-
Ter position in office, sales. techni-
cal, engineering. executive, register
today at the EMPLOYMENT CEN
Ten tBoyd'sl, 200 18th St. cor, G
NV, Ma 234O. tFree .registry-est.
Welcome.
POLICY WRITER (Fl FIRE
ms sos wk.; fun chge. bookkeeper,
30 Ek; See Miss Reed. PERSONNEL
SERHICE, 1911 G st. NV, Ma. 2IItj,
STENOGRAPHERS fM). $500 up
tiol, must be eXper.,; bookkeepers-
!ypists, ONCE clerks; dozens Of open
SER sERvicE SE zoo See eth Mlss eo2 Bel RoYD s9Y6
TYPlST tF) under IS. S5,s00; recep-
typist, $50 wk.; PIX oper'' hoteI
some ,oo typl1g, S225; grad: nurse,
MEL ifas ssRv1ch ass isff Esff q & Person 81 6N
Ma. b0SS Test. II yrs).
NURSE Fl, grad industrial. S3,1Oo:
PERM three openings. now. dr..
&ss Sss ReeG Re5s' pEREoNfR25 ptzR;t s55 SERv,ss
TYPIsTs 3ssj. semirdefense'o de 4seo must be
good. accurate, S225 up: recep,
typist, 500 wk.; dictaphone oper,
expr.; Exp & S25 wk. Miss Evans, BoYD's.
sIENoG. (M1 exper.; IS; $500 I't to O. S3a5
Typist; $50 wk. ms. underWriter
SO wk; and com; See Miss Morgan.
PERSoNNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st,
NV; Ma. 2I16.
ENGINEERS--CIyil. surveyor, party
Top pay at once. MT. Ford. BOYD
SSEsRV55SE 5SIo 700 18th, cor. G NV,
HOTEL POSITIONS. all kinds. desk
clerks. Miss Dodge BOYD'S, 700
l2th. cor. G, Ma. 2340.
statesmen. radio. nv parts and sun-
plies. Cashier, radio wk. Miss Nor
gan, PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911
@ st. NV. Ma. 2l17
Evening star., 1951-05-06
DRIVERS
DRIVER SALESMAN

Retail ice cream vending route. p
day week; excellent Opportunity for
the right man. Apply TO z
pm No phone calls.
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
IMMEDIATE CASH
AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC SALE of valuable store room
and apartments. Saturday, May 10
1851, at 1:30 pm, in front OF
Peoples store, Edinburg. Va. The
undersigned will sell that certain
business property fronting on Main
st. in the town of Edinburg. Shen-
andoah County, Va. consisting OF
a large building with store room
on the first floor and two FOUR room
floor and warehouse at the real
of the store. This is the building in
which is now operated the People s
store and is very desirable busi-
ness location. These buildings are
in excellent repair and this is an
exceptional opportunity to pur-
chase an income-producing property
Terms announced the day of sale
HEIRS OF ISAAC BOWMAN, De-
ceased
Evening star., 1951-05-06
AUTO PAINTERS HEL PER

AUTO PAINTERS HELPER
We have an opening for an exper
painters helper; excel salary, witr
good chance to get ahead. See Mr.
Wyf after pm.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC
1871 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
AUTO PARTS CLERK Excellent op-
portunity for man experienced in
Chevrolet parts department. Counter
experience necessary. 5h-day wk.
paid vacation group insurance
AaaDEh AAPRT L cHEvao2Er e NJ CO. Edfns fgs1
A1TSo GSS SALESMAN. l,f2S e Sc One Of Washing
to fill vacancy made by former en-
ploye who has been recalled into
military service. Must be able to
produce. Demonstrator plan. group
bonus besides commission. Sell new
and used. Call MIR. COLE. ST. 9lOU.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell complete
line Of Dodge-Plymouth cars ano
trucks. Qualified man will obtair
position with one of Washington'i
BEAL MOTOR CO.. 140l r. !
SALESMEN-We need
hard working ambitious men.
commission and bonus arrangement,
eXper. preferred; plenty of auto
mobiles to sell, new and used. See
day at MAYFLoWER MOTORS, INC,
ll25 18th st. NV, Washington s
Oldest and largest Lincoln Mercury
AUTO SALESWEN-We want . young
men with some selling exper. We
VIII train you to be a sales repre-
Earnings as high as $500 To ST00
per mo; for well-trained producers
Give complete details OF past lob,
Box 214-A. Star. wv
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP MEN

age over 20, service follow-up
clerk III established automobile
dealership; must have typin~ exper-
fence and ability to contact public
by telephone; good pay and working
Cor .ltlonS. Can Mn. HOYER, Wa.
0900. -
in Catholic educa-
tional institution; pleasant sur
roundingS and opportunity for ad-
Vancement; 5-day week, vacation
and sick leave. Write stating ex :,
sduca ton: age and salary expected.
Box 94-Y, Star. g
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK to assist anc
understudy accountant, tipping abil.
ity helpful; excel. opportunity fol
young man interested in accounting
Phone LA. 6-4S00 for appt. and de.
tails. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS
CO.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.-CPA office. s.
day wk. Write stating specifications
2--yrs. schooling required. Box 424-A
Star.
ACCOUNTANT, Jr.. for CPA ONCE
Reply in own handwriting, stating
age, education. experience. salary
requirements. availability, etc. Boz
ACCOUNTANT, age $3.50; we hav,
an immediate opening in a perma.
nent position. for young &C.
countant. One who has his degree
or is at this time attending school
to secure his degree is desired
Starting salary, S55 per week, 40.
hour work week; cafeteria in bldg
ACCOUNTANT, JR.; for old estab.
lished firm Of C. P. AS; good op.
portunity to secure thorough pro.
fessional training and experience
Give full details Of education ano
previous positions In letter to BOZ
1s0-A. Star.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
HELP MEN tCont. }

ACCOUNTANT. JUNIOR. to qualify
for CPA examination by becoming
staff member of large, local pro-
fcSsional firm. Excellent future
Answer fully as to education. age,
professional intentions and business
experience. If any. Box 23S-B, Star
JUNIORS-Large To-
cal CPA firm offers varied expert
ence and excellent working condi-
tions: permanent position. Reply
stating age, education, experience
and salary expected. Box 444-A, Star
Evening star., 1951-05-06

ADJUSTER, casualty claims, all
lines, national organization; future
opportunities; car furnished; ex-
perienee not nec; law graduate
preferred but not a requisite. IN
pEMNITY INSURANCE Co. OF
NORTH AMERICA. 6l2 Woodward
Bid. RE. 1890. Mr.. Levering.-l2
experience; telephone
solicitors: all personal calls for good
proposition. AID. 5000.