Claimant was employed as an assistant bookkeeper. On April 28, 1955, the employer's certified public accountant gave claimant some figures to be posted in making opening entries in a new set of books for a new fiscal year. The employer was present and directed claimant to make the entries. Claimant objected to making these entries because he considered it beyond the duties of his job, and felt that the head bookkeeper should make them. Claimant sat in the employer's office...
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