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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-23
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especially when serve Summer
time Salad Mold. a wonderfW
combination OF berries. pineapple
and nuts. And Carnation Evapo
rated Milk, OF course! No need TO
use cream in this recipe just
Carnation. For Carnation has
special-blending qualities not
found in any other form OF milk
to make uoHr Summertime SALAD
the smoothcst you ever served.
SUMMERTIME SALAD MOLD
Makes about 6 servings)
I poekoge strawberry seloiir
dessert
I cup hot woier
I cup fresh berries
I cup lobovi n medivml diced
morshmoIIows
Y, cup chopped NUS
"a cup eonnsd pineapple chunks
I cup vndiIuied cARNATIoN
EvAPORAIEO MILK
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Dissolve gelatin in hot water;
cool until syrupy tabout 1920
minutes). Add berries. marshmal-
lows. nuts and pineapple. Chill
undilmfed Carnation in refriger-
ator tray until soft crystals form
through milk (about Is minutes)
Whip until stiff (about 1 minute
add lemon juice; whip very stif.
Fold fruit mixture into tchipped
Carnation: spoon into 1h-quart
mold or 6 individual molds. Chill
1-2 hours.
You must try Carnation Evapo-
rated Milk's new sister product
.Carnation Instant Nonfat MIX.
Carnation Instant's magic crys-
tails" burst into fresh-nonfat milk
instantly even In coolest Ice wa
ter. When you use delicious Car
nation Instant, your save up to
u on your milk bills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-23


From Ohio
Mrs. Matte Melton, and
,,uddaughter. Carole' are
Dsnding their vacation
y visiting relatives.
hPlo az ## ~
Fam West Virginia
and Toledo, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
,..d.. of 1929 E. Hancock,
-. as their guests their
n yer. Mrs. Annie L. Jen-
Inns, Of Harper w. Va. and
CHARLES (Chuckie) Critten-
S.o. Jr., nephew, of Toledo,
Ohio. - ss
u.,utv Culturist Group To
Hold Convention In
Washington, d. {.
August s-12
Jersey CITY, N. J. -
,.0roximately 1000 dele
lies rI from the 48 states,
4, Virgin Islands and Ber-
md, will attend the seth
.,,usl convention of the
Mtional Beauty Culturist
league, Inc, to be held in
Warrington, D. c., August
according to Mrs.
rtmdeIia Greene johnson,
utional president of the
B,.uty Culturist League.
Among the highlights for
as meetings will be a panel
tscussion at the Garnet
PETERSON high school audi
hrium on the subject Beau.
,tans United for Economic
s.curity.' =,
The keynote address will
be made by Frederick Nor
INV adviser on business
kOepartment of Commerce
Edvard r. Dudley, national
director. Eight for Free.
DOM, National Association
for the Advancement of Col
orcd People, will also adj
dress the body.
*& %* ~
New Eta Moten
Radio Program
By Susan Anderson
CHICAGO - Eta Moten
presented the first INSTALL
ment of her new radio pro-
gram over MICS Station
WMAQ from Chicago Mon
day night. 1t will be heard
three times a week, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday eve
nings from 9:15-9:30 PM
(CDT).
Featuring both song and
commentary, the program
sparkled. Miss Moten sang
beautifully. Her rich speak
ing voice gave lustre, signi-
fcance and depth to the
sometimes whimsical patter
With which she described her
musical offerings. Varied,
they ranged from the CLASH
cal TO the popular, with a
SPIRITUAL sung as only Eta
NCten can.
X ~ ~
ANN ARBOR-The Uni.
wrsity of Michigan Wood
wind Quintet gave a public
faculty concert Wednesday,
July 20 at $3.50 pm. in the
kekham Lecture Hall.
Members of the Quintet
are; Nelson Hauenstein,
ilute; Albert Luconi, Clari-
net Florian Mueller, oboe
hyde Carpenter, French
norm; and Lewis Cooper,
baSsoon.
They played Quintet,
Up II" by Beethoven
Suite, Op. 81" by Lefebore
Pieces for Woodwind Quin.
/ lQf'i h..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-23

Mrs. Clara Carpenter of Glynn
Court gave a lovely dinner party
Friday night honoring Mrs. Mar
garet Jordan of Philadelphia and
her hostess, Mrs. Sarah Hall.
After dinner a city tour was
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

PART TlfGE-FULL TIM. men ard
owned elltsFpTisei must have hisn
school elucatiQn: no tEayeling: not
w Sru e inses lsrsne ea r. ssaS
Must bs prepared % start tmmedi-
otelF n SELECTED. IN. 4-66o8.
SALES ChRBERs Permanent future
for responeibie executive Or sales
type Individual accustqmed 70 &c.
s w contact ss. ps.sn Viz eqs1s sl
resident. $50: no travel: s-ysaf
training program. Position onefa
stable career with spbstentisl In
come and MANAGERIAL opportlnity.
Replies confidential Box 14A-A.
Acff6tiAL soss orEN n 0. . sonsh
TraSei paid Writs eniy kmploy.
meni into centeF Room Rse. Z
Green ct 0nstop
SALARIED POSITIONS 900 TO
$4,000 u you want z positlon IN
nns area osn s than AN, N ssr ssrs9ss
win Be Of interest 70 you. Our ex-
celient reputation among employee
I has been developed over : period Of
As Years procedure Of high stand
ards Identity covered, Ask for
nertlcular6. n ~. bl8bl, 1NCs,
ESENiNG MoRK. soans men I'll %
30: ear necessary 10 call on single
working girls b. apt. Cali AD.
2-294a. NO. 7-9e56. for appt. --17
FfRM has immediate
openinga for 2 saiarisd Representa-.
tIyes, Previous sales expef. is de-
siyable but mot necessary, Position
oiieFs thorough traintng lendtne NJ
to b-fiGure income. Excel. oppQf-
tu,,isy sor aaysn ,ss s,e n rspl,HilS
pension and nfeup insufnnes befie-
hts. Write briefly givtng facts
about ycllself incl phons number.
Rsplys VII Be- held N coincidence
teaching or aYs work; earn 800
per week Or part tn oppsstun.ts'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

OPPORTUNITY--Puil or part time
in our sales department; college
men, Govt. workers. sefvicennen
lwsiitel. no experience required.
Not canyassing. OF. 4-6D63. 20
advertised food co. re-
1914. Salary: car allowance. state
expeg. In food neid. BOX 339-x.
) s' ssIEcEErIY pIscHARGED Per-
sonnet Airmen for duty with 26i7thi
Air Reserye Center 18Th i1oor. Old
mo- W an f is; p $3.50 5ss cturins as
r fSa5ins e. M2NGrS e Tilish Il eisa-
rettes. LOCAL area 23.5s car and
ins, .adyancement on ability. Box
kf Fiji ON, werl-establlshsd con-
II employing several advertising
Representatives to advertise Iia-
tionaily known products; Expert
ence, not necessary. Qualifying
sIDlsanss g ., e tr1ieeo q aS1s
income, $4,000 Der sanunl. High
ply BITTER BUILDING sPE-
S a!.II soo2 WIS. ave- Pc
rxEf init Special eyenins WORK.
The Washington. area branch Of
nee Of an old-established con.
Germ has . few excellent part
time openings fcr married men
income ~ Norking part time =
fey evening" q, . ., yssk. ~. zzeells nt
71.A. ntar. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
HFtPMEN
MAN WITH CAR

Man with ear u handle service
experience necssssfy Paid Sc per
service, average Sd services 3 day.
plus 50 replacement sales PET
sssninss dafins st srainina e. period.
$50 per week, plus all leads fur
nished. Apply 1905 Rhode Island
ave ne 9-i2 noon only.
MEN, 5, white. 20 distribute clfeu-
lars: daily paw 50. z Am. $50
New York ave NV.
Nm several cs q q sapsryisGs ss
repairing services, etc. Immediate
permanent openings 70 fully quail
he'd persons only. 10. 1-s62s,
aiEN-Eirse corporation win soon
G Ssf ips sAupeSIsnes help5uI. write VIII;
BOx 4tlfi-A Star -fS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
HELpMih
SALES CAREER

{ yen are oyer - and tntereslsd IN
II 8 astisnSily Known 1nsnelsi
institution. cell 81. 3-7zgS be,
October II. 70 errenee an intef-
ested ID inteFyieyine men who ere
ambitious. Intelligent and desire
airniis,a ssElsity y veE e. that e.
pared to finance the man selected
during an intensive training neried.
Al replys WIN Be held IN strict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
College-T Trained
Man
Life Insurance Co.

- 6. 4
Specializing in business
and estate analysis. desires
to add to is sales star .
collsse-trained man, 20 to
IS years Of ase. capable Of
dealing with important ELI
ents. This man viii receive
ADEQUATE compensation from
the start and b trained In
advanced analysis technique.
The averaee earninss Of the
established man IN our or
sanitation ID In exeess Of
$4,000. In addition, they
aecnmulAte Q deferred tn
come for themselves at the
rete Of $4,000 . year. Pre-.
vious experience mot ueces-
sary. but BACKGROUND IN rub.
public relations, saies. adj
yertisins. ananee OF business
cperation desirable. Write
IN complete confidence or can
Jess Mankfn. CONNECTICUT
dKNERM LIFE IMsUR-
ANcE co. 1901 washinston
suiidtns. washinstoa 8. D.
c. M. s-47Bk between .
aud 5 or from z 70 . sss-
nina and sunday 81 10.
S-315e. a
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YOUNG Nan. for future 10 appli-
AHSsSiRlceSAlRSp 's wsHoZ ssal! 81
Y snD y HAN for counter and Ware.
house work, Experienced. Plumb
ms and hesting Wholesaler, HARRI.
SON BROS, INC. zoos Duke ST..
YOUNG s NAN. white. for sensral
work n oqtgoing mai. section,
knoFieaEe. Of typing and mailing
/ machines helpful. some heavy work
required Salary open, annual and
sex Leave, group Decentralization
end pensipn plan. Call no. 2-1h20
r0tNsiSi Nan. eslosed; experiences.
drug store, CALIFORNIA PEAR
Macy, 2ie2 CALI. 81, nv. Ifs
YOUNG HAN, white. 10 make him.
SCI senetallY useful and learn
s1snt Call MR.. THOMAS. ~, 3
Y0UNd MAN. 70 learn kitchen
planning and selling. Should have
efAWtng ability and be able 70 read
blueprtnfH. Must have car and be
avail. several ewes. week, SUB
we Nyaikf1Iy1, Gfiak M SSie . 5sls
YOUNG MAN. as clerical asslstsn.
20 learn ell phases Of retail farni.
ture business. For appointment. call
MAYER 8 Co, En- 3-4sle, LII I
YOUNG IAN 70 learn clothing and
antssd saisry and Commission dcr
shof. SOS swsiissn blvd. AZ. VI.
YoUNc NAN tapprentic., . issrn
70 install drApeFies. Apply rear
,sScoi sssaSste & s!ss 81. q i earn
I6M .tahulAting machines: b-day
n SNsiss 2 RI t'oeE 5SSiTi ALE LIE
YOUNG MAN. for fuii-time lob: toy
x SStIsi I X ian. solored. fountain 4.
perienee. CAL IN person, MONROE
PHARMACY, e677 Central ave. Sc.
YOUNG NAN, for retail store. excel.
opportunity. Apply GoczH GIFTS.
,, SiS Psnna. ave: ny. - -. -.
tySinS sbilii;y 1 for stock siss s i Sosi-
ton; excel chance for advance.
ment. 5-dRy, 4Q-hY.: start. sal.
up TO S5I. MANAGEMENT CON.
eULTANT6, INcs suite 600. I406
q st. NV
YOUNG MAN for sales position In
clean sprburban camera shop. Ex-
per. helpful Call Mr.. CHARLES.
"a. 1-4432. D 20 II am. LIS
YOUNG MAN, about 70, nice per.
sonality. draft exempt. Junior clerk.
leading steamship company. 50 eco
to $4,000 . year 10 start. Call
YOUNG MEN co, white: must be
neat, for outside ofder-taking
& dept: no experience necessary
average enrnings, $50 per week.
& Appiy Boom 40. TIA 9th st, NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

: =
BEAUTiC,AN, part time Of & I'LL tglI
Reed: steady Job. oil. 1-s4sl
BEAurICIASs, expert,. s-day w.
vacation with pay. also part time
help. MISS BRucE. ST. 3-515s.
s .asu1Ssa saon yiss: s,. e. .. ssE
Must saaliis RsDiiss sdnads9t lsi,
BEAuTICfkNS. hair stylists, male
and female; also shampoo mani.
eurlst good salary and comm. We,
HEHbTilcIAN--Experieneed, for busy
soufheasl salon: nice CLIENTELE, GOOD
working conditions, paid vacAtton9s
unusual opportunity for rood hair
dresssr. $50 guar" Plus Sot;
ssnpoo MI neat ss1 sS ss H'i tep
salary Call RA. e-oe03, OF OIL.
sdEsaStbaficlaS-whi.e. hair stsi,s,.
no InanieurinG. LEE STUDIO 18th
nsRsH ,a NsH yprsx AM sss aNNAIicSSRIsf.
H asiEs srys2GlsT. issSss Il i Paw NV.
BBAuTIcIAN-salary ana eommis-
!len. Silver sprtns area ARMQNs.
BEAUTICIAN
FOR part tine in evsnings ID busy
modern Alex, Va. salon: top salary
and commission. Call Kl. $4,000.
HEAUTT OPERATOR Or RppFentiee
tuhite1 Neishhorhood shop. TOP
ssiaries: pL 4-7si4; after $50,
BSAUTY 0fERAToR. experienced,
k full or part time; ton salary and
seirr.ssion. "a e-e65l Ia.
BurFouohs btilink machine, tSping
ana ehorthann: exeenent pay and
~ 1a.v HA KIN -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
MEN
ALSO WOMEN

run or part time Can on our
crew Hssnsssr sslsry and CON- il.
nisslon: MoeKiNe. z2e 7th g. az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

CLERK-TyPIsT, white. young lady.
with life insurance CO.; excellent
working conditions; personal inter
cIERk-TYFlsf. $3.50, small Is.
Suranee once, IN new downtown
ss sns.s.s 22s 5day week Empiogs e
cLERK-TySssT--Exces Opportunity
for .clerk-typtst IN laSss-- national
orgapizatiou; 5-day week; excel
bsnsilts. Apply AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE ASSOC. Room 404, l712
IClEkk -TYfIsT for law arm: s5.Sr..
WRIGHT. nj 7-0I05. --I6
CLERK-TYffsT. with dietaticn, 5
STEEL corr. xP. 10000. NJ.
c iISHlRsSSs.IFP experienced. SEN Z
eral once billing. ETC.; immediate
os u.s. isis sT ne saeds5y
CIERK-TYPfST--5-dpy week. pleas
snt working eonditions; varied
CLkRK-TYPIsTs--We have OPEN
ings for clerk-typists, under 35.
IN our home once Typtne speed
not essential: hours 800 %. 4:46:
Leave benefits economical cafe
terra In building Apply personnel
once. ard docf. EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. sl8 l4th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Age 1926. Exeep-
tionai career opportunity. Type
IS w;pm. start. sax s45,$S e,
c oRRsHSfTRpN sxa 'sf NC An sSits sco
cLER I 3 Y ssnerai once work;
neat. shorthand not necessary, edi-
phone; 6adaY wk.; high school grad
uates approximately S22b mo. to-
start. Phone ia. $500 for appt.
CLERK-TYRIST. Is 70 IS. expert
snced n once procedures: reasons-
ditioned once: planned SALARY adj
iustments. Apply D. c. CHAPTER,
A. R. C.. 2025 Z st. NV. Rm. s03.
CLERK-TYPIsT. under age 81. In.
teresting position Offering desirable
variety Of general once work. 5
S sns ss coNsu ufl NS me- Mssa suls.
500, 1906 q st. NV.
CLKRK-TYPIsT. prevailing salary
rate: good working eond.; short
work week. Phone Mon. Df. 7-0225.
under So, for cir
culatton. Department Of national
publication. Accuracy with figures
important. 6-day. 4O-hopr week.
paid csii Mr. M. PERRY PER bI. 5-ssss.
CLERK-TYPIST, senerai once work.
b-dafs, A0-hr. VII. Many company
dement's. Apply Mrs. Burton. EAR
BER a ROSS, bth and v d. ne,
cLEsK-TSxSIPsisT, under so. 5-dsy.
37Ashf. week pleasant HorkinE
s0nnsiiblo room aDnlys a IA lath G q.
NJ: q can "a: s.4es7: 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
MAN WITH CAR

10 start immed.. WITH large appl.
mfr. as sales distributor. Earnings
Xh,le tra az bonu aT Tspsn,. Ss ssanas me-
fneflts Exper. not nee. Married
man pref. RAPID advancement TO
producer. No canvassiflg or travel.
tng. Man selected will always have
his work booked weekly In advance
calling on DEFINITE qualified appoint
msnts. eau II. 3-Ss26. before II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
CLERK-TYPIST
CI,ERK-I1YPISTl
CLERK-TYPIST

Under IS. for Advertising research
department Of national news mara
zine s Should enjoy WORKING With x :
knowiedRe OF arithmetic essential.
Some caiculatirr-m expert
enee desirable Some typinE also re-
quired. Pleasant working conditions
and many company Dement'S. Call
Df, $4,000, Ext. 263. between Q
am. and 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
YOUNG MEN

for several dspendablse.
in Shippins and delivery depart
ment Of local distributor for M.
tionslly knoy . product; RsrE 2, 81
vance II accordsilee With auaiiii-
cations. Must be energetic and
have drivers license. 5-dAy. 90
hour week. Call NE. 8-i723 altar
$50 an to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
MEN WANTED
PART TIME

4 4, Hssd ss eye. IN Is now enjoyed
sslilns sspsrisnes h for T huns se eve
SOMA sH6E sToEE Ills &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
CLERK TSYPTST
COMPTO METER
OPERATORS
NORTHWEST AREA

: I = = y - = = 1ANANAA
Immediate openings In payroll sec.
ton Of finance Dept. Large pro.
gfessive organization. Applicant
is to 36 yrs With prior experience;
9-day, 40-hr. week; salary, SOS q
SO per VIZ with many employee
benefits. ineludins lie and hospi.
tai insurance, Reply r. o. Hox
5406, Columbia Heights. washing.
Cornptometer Operator
Immediate, permanent Job: career
opportunity, nation wide concern;
b-0hy week; hours q to 5: regu-
lar pay increases: sickness and re-
tirement BENEFITS Aee 1890. Can
Ma. 10000, Ext. 2s6. for ap-
COSMETIC AND CIGAR CLERK, for
drugstore. Must have Cosmetic EXP.
FARMLAND DRUGS. 1863 Ala. Sc.
cOUNTERGIRLs. Is to 20 years
old, white, for coffee shop Or cafe
terra. Apply HARRINGTON HOTEL.
1lth and = SITS. NV. 30
COUNTER GIRL. exper.. for newly
installed food counter Ia DOWN
town drug store. No evenings or
Sun; work: good hourx, good pay.
Apply BABBITTs6 DRUG STORE.
11U0 u 81. NM. .-IH
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nlLp-WoMEN

-.
nooKKEEPER exper.. ca
pablo Of assuming. RESPONSE
bility; complete charge de-
pnftmental records; excel. fu-
ture, 3b.hf. WIKI Connecticut
ave, doNntgEn location Mr..
AAasSHA ' hrTRHtkTT5rsSIEcR E s. q aSSkk.
Ems, INC, Ma. $4,000.
fast selling iewelfy. items from {
WHOLESALERS, 55S5 s. Dakota
AS i 4 -C go for super mar
ket, must be neat, experienced.
able 70 read scale; good pay. paid
vacation, disqualification Apply
poMINtoN FOOD SroRE. Lee
hwy: corner oiebe I'd. Arl., Va.
GAsHfEkg -sciIiERK. tipping required.
pleasant workine conditions: peF-
n1anent position liberal benefits;
air-eonditioned once: salary com.
mensurate with ability. LuSTINK
NICHOLSON OLD6AOBILE. $500
Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille. Nd. AP.
c 1alSGH2 CLERK. drugstore a eapsr.
A Hes 5s Nps saSs, e S fsI i f z
casHifkEE -co DNTEK ctERK. White.
wanted, age /. $3.50; sunday "a;
BAKERY 81 Rennsyisauia ave.
CAshlKR-TYfIsT, knowledge Of sim
pie bookkeeping; permanent pleas
MRS. Lupo. BLAcKIsTONK FLOR.
IsT. 1407 H et. NV.
CASHIERS
Steady positions. Highest top sal.
aries. Mr.. Green, s. N. MCBRIDE
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MEN
As 10 SIS

Supplement- your retirement
income With isht once work.
8 % $3.50. Mondays through
ftidays. Starting salary, SIS
per week. with periodic In
creaees. Reply In own hafid-
writing mo typtng pleased,
giving age, educational hack
ground, past work history and
tsleuhone no. Boz GOA. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
HELs-woMEN
CLERK

Gen. once work IN Q nanaeers Of
nee. Good with figures, must Be able
% type. Steady work. rood salary,
p5kNkR1 RUG CO.. 1900 Rhode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
MAN WANTED
WITH CAR

:sss ABB, 5o7' s "a ": n Sss''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
AUTOMOBILE TITLE TIE
CLERK

Washlneton,s newest and mod az
rressiye cheyroist dealer Is pre-
pairing to move into their new mil
lion dollar home In Wheaton. Nd
ANY one with experiences In tag and
title work. DESTROYS Of Job with
top salary and excellent future,
apply 70 Frank 0netngeT, once
MANAGER, TOMS CHEV. Wheat ton.
Nd, 10. 5-2400. --l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

POSITION for recent
sdss q tspins: s-asy wee week. MI ME.
BooKKEEPERnos fun
charge but must have some book
keeDing experience or schooling.
for daily case sale ANALYSIS and In
Teutory control: 5-day week. salary
commensurate with ability. Apply
III. Bolts, THE GLOBE DISTRfE-
uTING CO.. BIAS v st ne. --I7
WORK for large service
Department. Taking orders and
a es.n, c 1,eos ssn asy E Y. Il. sa
SEARS RoEBucK 4 co.
aRf0 N 81 NJ
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CASHIER

Permanent. fuil-time position: 40-hr
6-day week; liberal discount ai1c
other employees benefits. Apply EN-
plQyment ONCE, Room $50. bet
$50 am. and 9 pm. Mon. through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Clerk Stenographer
bEpT 81 FinE iFURNshf FuRIi
STORE 54pAy WEEK: EXCEL.
AIRY. APPLY TO Mr.. GACKNO.
MAYER a. co
42I TIN ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Jhe's the greatest Frank, via
ltape. introduced Matt Dennis'a
INBC-4 Monday night and Matt
Issng one Of Frankie's big hits
tLearning the Blues" Is
minutes later, Julius LaRosa sa-
Iluted the Thin Man and sang the
same tune -. wish the net
works would clear songs with
each other. as well.)
| I thought Sophie Tucker was
"The Last Of the Red-Hot NAM
mas" but Steve Allen has found
10 lassie named Mickey Mario. or
something. who appears fairly
frequently on his show and ap-
Iparently believes the time has
come to revive this lost art Of the
dives. I wish somebody would
take her over his knee and spank
her hard.
Confusing Item: Robert Mont
lgomery's play on the fourth Of
July (NBC-I) is entitled "The
Fourth Of july" =. It should
|be even more confusing to the
cities that see this show week
later. via kline.
|Spoilsport: For all you breath
less fans Of "First Love-: Here's
what happens next week:
Monday: Laurie learns that
the cork from a bottle Of rum
was found in Grants clothes q
week after Petey's death. (Such
lexcitementD
Tuesday: On cross-examina-
|tion, Mckee hits Zach with his
Friendship for Petey. tThat Me-
IKee is hard-hitter.)
Wednesday: David and Laurie
TRY to get more information from
Mr.. Ludwig. the cleaning store
proprietor who found the cork
lin Grants clothes. Come clean,
|Cleaner.)
Thursday: Mckee rests his
case. Very tired.)
Friday: Judge Holcombe be-
gins his charge to the jury.
(About 1000 volts.)
Any further questions?
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See you at the bau game
todayi
Evening star., 1955-06-30

blclI pEhIlQ O1 SAtlTlC2l C0lueQy
about as well as 1t suits Their
successor. man about books
Clifton Fadiman.
And If you wonder WHY Fadi-
man took up the dreary panel
dodge again. he let 1t slip during
an interview with one Of the
contestants. "I just had my
house rececorated," he said,
"and I need the money"
Surprise guest Tuesday. by the
way, was movie actress Terry
Moore, whose secret yen, she
revealed to everyone except the
panel. was to someday have
twins. The questioning began.
did you come to NeU York
to rehearse for this?" Roger
Price asked.
Misery loves company, ETC.,
and Fadiman can occasionally
look across the room and see
Pulitzer Prize winning play
wright Marc Connolly. likewise
laboring after those elusive
laughs.
There is something funny on
the show, come to think Of it
the commercials. They are bright,
breezy and imaginative and just
about the most refreshing thing
that's happened to any panel
show In seasons. The name Of
the genius is Lee Goodman. and
II his face looks familiar, you
probably saw him when he was
cutting comic capers with a
partner named Kirkwood.
An equally imaginative repre-
sentative Of the firm which
sponsors the show caught Kirk
wood and Goodman when they
were doing their act at one Of
New York's niteries and was
convulsed by their satire Of Tv
commercials.
That's precisely what Lee is
still doing on "The Names the
Same" and I'll wager he's made
more friends for the product
than all the hard-punching or
sincere-type statesmen In the
organizatioh's history. (Why not
Goodman as the next moder-
ator?)
y y \
Bumped into Washington s
Hank Fort, the gal who wrote
'Put Your Shoes on, Lucy" and
Q half-dozen other hits at the
Olney party for Maggie Phillips
and Carol Stone Monday night
and Hank disagrees with this
skeptic's appraisal Of Dunninger,
the mind reader.
Hank says she guested on the
Evening star., 1955-06-30
.Workmen on Sewer
Job Strike II Rich

Workmen clearing out Q sewer
SO feet under the pavement oi
Auckland. New Zealand, found
SITS In coins.
They also turned In the fol-
lowing items: Is spoons, six
Iwomen's rings, two tie-pins, one
lock. two bracelets, four lipsticks.
Ia small cross. one cruciflx and q
brooch depicting the Eiffel Tower.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
u. S. Version Of 'Cormen
'Rouses Provides S Wroth

MOSCOW. June 80 R.-
Pravda has denounced the Amer.
|ican film Carmen Jones" What
seems to shock the organ Of the
Soviet Communist Party more
than anything else is the fact
that this version of the Bizet
opera is played by an all-Negro
cast.
THE entire dramatis personae
consists of Negroes" the paper
remarks and then goes ON to give
"a resume Of the plot at is was
revised to be set In the Ameri-
can South.
I'VE see before lis standard
crime and American comics In
music" PraYda remarks. How
can such cheap trash be COM
bined with the deep artistic and
realistic music Of Bizet?
"Why was it necessary to turn
ESpaniards into Negroes? A to-
Ireador into q boxer? The lovely
fascinating Carmen into a pros.