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for the Business and Professional
Mems Association Of the Far
Northeast. asked for continued
appropriations for the $3.1 mil
lion project TO control flooding
in Watts Run, as did z. =. Ram-
saur Of the Far Northeast
Boundary Civic Association.
James e. schwab. for the
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Chevy Chase Citizens Associa-
Hon. called for delivery on eight
year-oid city promises to develop
an auditorium for community
use In the E. v. Brown School.
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specifically opposed . sales tax
increase.
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House PIon
Should Be
|Spoce-Soying

A house plan that Is bott
compact and contemporary. with.
out sacrificing comfort. beauty
or convenience. can be called
modern.
To win that designation, q
house does not have to be freak.
|ish or look like q public lobby
But 1t does have to be easy IL
live In. No house can be con-
|sidered modern II 1t Is not COM
|pletely livable.
Room ARRANGEMENT should
have the advantage Of private
sleeping. living and work areas
yet all rooms would be con-
venient to one another to afford
d smooth now Of indoor traffic
IA paved entrance foyer should
have q guest closet and pro-
vide access to either sleeping.
living or work areas. A sliding
door between this entry and
the bedroom hall would be used
Living Room Features
A large brick fireplace in the
living room might have q hearth
which can carry the flag pave
|ment into that room. In addi-
ton to the wall Of windows
there would be q door from thu
living room to the patio. Oper
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|EIectronic Godeets Become
lMoior Part Of Todoys House

lsrnolderine IRE, such as those
caused by frayed electrical wires,
Jolly rags or dust combustions In
attics. win set on the alarm.
Wiring Is simple. since this
fire bell works on the same low
current rs your door bell.
Simplifed Switch
And while they were at It.
THE inventors Of these devices
came up with q new and sensi-
lble wall switch. now ready for
hardware stores and electrical
shops. This Is q plate with one
round button. One tap and it's
lon: one tap and It's out. You
can tap It with your finger. ell
bow, or armfui Of cells.
Two nifty things about 1t are
its ease OF installation and its
transparent switch plate. The
latter. made Of plastic. lets you
lput q sample Of your own wall
paint or wallpaper behind 1t.
lScrewless terminals make the
switch easier to install than the
conventional unit. Stripped leads
LOT the wires are merely inserted
lin terminal slots, where they are
held by springs.
Speaking Of sirnplitied wiring,
have you seen the new appliance
plugs that call for no tools not
even q knife? You thread them
like a needle. Common two-wire
plastic or rubber covered cord Is
pushed into the plug at one side.
It comes out the top. Then you
push the wire down into the next
hole. pull the cord tight and you
have q connection. No screw
driver: no broken flngernails.
Il -
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| II takes brains to keep up q
house. Any housewife can tell
you this. SO you may think that
electronic brains moving In on
this scene don't make headline
news.
Now this may sound fancy, but
AN electronic brain system ac-
|tually has been designed and Is
lnow on the market to tell your
furnace what the weather Is GO
ling to be, whether your bride Is
labout to say that she feels chilly
land also to ten you whether
there IS q FIRE any place in the
house.
It's like having the skeleton In
1.-THE closet replaced by 4 robot,
Sensitlyity Increased
Thermostats. Of course. are
lwell-known. But the substitution
lof electronic controls for me-
|chanical springs makes the new
lthermostats eight times as sem
sitive as the conventional type
you may have on the wall. and
about 100 times as sensitive as
the human body.
Il 3 ! p
Take two Of these delicate in
lstruments. each about the size OF
| Ia pocket watch--put one outside
the house. where 1t can pick UP
weather variations. such as on
the north wall. and put the other
at q conventional indoor loca-
ltion. and the new electronic
brain for homes will tell your
heating plant Just what your
skin likes to feel.
This brain calculates the de-
gree Of heat needed. or in the
case OF air-conditioning In sum-
mer. the amount Of GOODNESS de-
Isired. You will not be called upon
for any more thermostat Jug
CLING. patience and fortitude.
The electric clocks that serve
las brain center Of this system
have been designed as decora-
tive features.
Warning for Fires
Similarly efiicient Is the new
FIRE alarm system for homes.
Sensitive buttons are concealed
on ceilings. Each can detect
every abnormal temperature over
an area Of 200 square feet. Any
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EDGEMooR-BATTERY PARK AREA-7824 MoORLAND
LANE. Restored Eorly American farm house bedrooms.
both with powder LIST floor Ioroe foib kitchen,
otroctye in the Georgetown Level lot with 2cor
oorooe One Of Washington oreos highest elevations
pecons From Bonk of Bethesda Old Georgetown Rd to
Wilson Lone Left Wilson approx blocks to Morton ST.,
right Morton and bear left Moorond block Open
sign. Open Sunday, 10
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,trellis work over the patio can
lbe covered with corrugated pan-
lels for protection against the
Train.
Since the living room has
switched. from the busy street
front TO the quiet garden rear
of the house. the kitchen In turn
would take its place in front to
give the housewife more con-
lvenient access to the front door.
This kitchen might have q built
i'm range and oven and q window
lover the sink as wen as q broom
closet and plenty Of counter and
cabinet space. A separate break
fast nook or dinette can be made
private from the kitchen by
sliding doors.
II A feature Of this area might
ibe q floating cabinet between
breakfast nook and living area.
This sets about 6 inches above
1.-THE floor and is attached to the
sidewalks.
No Basement Needed
An ample laundry utility area
lean eliminate need for q base
lment. It provides space for q
food freezer, ironer, washer,
ilfirver with lOfs NJ window area.
Heating facilities can be tucked
away to the rear Of the laundry.
/ A convenient layatory should
lbe adjacent to the laundry and
lside door from carport. This Is
Ian advantage for families with
children.
/ This layatory. like the main
bathroom, would be an interior
Ilroom having proper mechanical
lIFentilation,
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BRADLEY HiLLs-o2oi BuRNlN6TREE ROAD A REAL
SHOW PLACE .QuoIy ronbe thots luxurious than
the finest Fifth Ave- penthouse Decorated the peck Of
lection deo for gracious living and entertaining Spacious
living n full dining r modern de luxe kitchen with break
fot spoee plus bedrms ond Hollywood tiled
both Full basement 2eor buIt-in eorooe Situated in
gordon setting approx site Directions: From,
Wisconsin Ave. Brodey Blvd approx miles Burning
tree right VI block and open" sign. Open Sunday, s.
BETHEsDA-cHEvY CHASE, 1908 MORGAN DRIVE. Hottest
buy Owner moved to Texos and nredcte
this luxury ronber Huge living r.-dnino
bnotion de luxe kitchen, wn-sze bedrms.. baths plus
poneIed cIubroom Attached ooroee Directions
From Woodys District Line Wisconsin Ave- Moreon
Dr. left blocks to home and Open sign. Open Sunday 10
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Warming for Fires

Similarly efiicient Is the new
fire alarm system for homes.
Sensitive buttons are concealed
on ceilings. Each can detect
every abnormal temperature over
an area Of 200 square feet. Any
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-25
by HAL eER0I0A

Miami Beach Jewish circles busy with a
series of activities College of Medicine
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"World'S Most Beautiful Beaches"
Panama City, Florida
Unified Action

The Washington parley will in
effect be the most representative
gathering of American Jewry
sincee the American Jewish Con-
ference In addition to the Is
delegates each of the Is organiza-
tons will send to the conclave,
there will also be 100 prominent
Jews personally invited Fifty
of them are well-known Jewish
leaders and the other fifty are
representative figures in their
communities These one hun
dred people have been chosen be-
cause of their private stature and
will not be designated by organi-
cations :. The Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds
which is the central body of the
American Jewish communities
will not assign any delegates to
the Washington conference be-
cause the CJFWF is a non-politi-
cal organization However, it
will be represented at the parley
by ten observers The senti-
ments expressed by the confer
ence will thus reflect the general
mood prevailing among the
largest part Of American Jewry =.
The conference will demonstrate
the continuity of the meetings
which the presidents of major Or
CARNATIONS hold from time to time
in New York on problems con-
corning Israel It will prove
the usefulness of the creation of a
representative body Of Zionists
and non-Zionists in this country
interested in seeing that justice is
done to Israel within the frame
work of a long term U. S. policy
for the Middle East t..
Doris Slnolar)
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Reform Temples To
Strengthen RuruI Areas

LOS ANGELES - Jewish life
in American small towns will be
aided by the provisions which
leaders of American Reform Ju-
daism adopted at the Forty-third
General Assembly of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
which took place here at the
Statler Hotel last week.
Calling for the establishment of
Commission on Jewish Religious
Life in Rural Areas, the resolution
expressed agreement with DR..
Maurice N. Eisendrath, president
of the U.A.H.C., who complained
in his presidential address last
Sunday night that many isolated
Jewish families, hungry an d
athirst for Jewish knowledge and
Jewish guidance, have, in too
many instances, no alternatives
but to send their children to
Christian religious schools and
watch them drift into complete
assimilation"
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LEGAL NOTICE

UNDERSIGNED intends to Register with the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Duval
County, Florida, in accordance with the
Fictitious Name Statute of Florida, the
following fictitious names under which
his businesses are carried on, to-Wit:
% Towards VANDERBILT BAR &.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 238 West
Adams Street, Jacksonville, Fla.
~ ST. JOHNS BAR & PACKAGE
STORE, 1O7 Julia Street, jack
sonville, Florida.
Howard L. Baranov
Sole Owner
Goldstein &. Goldstein
Attorneys at Law
Jacksonville. Florida
Feb. Is March 4-11-18-1955.
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The amazing growth of package
vacation deals in the Miami mi
ami Beach resort area has led to
a new innovation planned by
Beach Jewish leader Murray
Bloom. He announced this week
plans to operate a special golfers
all expense summer trip TO Miami
at his Airport Motel and Green
Mansions Apartments. located
near Miami International Airport
and overlooking the famous Mi
ami Springs Golf Course. His
novel plan calls for a choice Of
transportation from the tourists
home city TO Miami. a rental auto.
daily golfing. swimming and air.
conditioned hotel or apartment
accommodations.
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Nathaniel L. Goldstein, chair
man of the board of overseers of
the school and for II years attor-
ney general Of the State of New
York, was honored que st at a
cocktail party in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Frost in Palm
Beach attended by many of the
nations leading Jewish business
men.
Present at Palm Beach were
Jack Cohen. president of Colum-
bia Pictures Corp: Irwin Chanin.
owner of New York's Chanin
Building and real estate develop
ments: the PASSOVER brothers.
owners of the chain of Vim Stores.
and Samuel PaleY. of Philadel-
phia and father of Edward PaleY.
president Of the Columbia Broad
casting System.
Another cocktail party was held
in the new Fontainebleau hotel at
which many well-known leaders
met Goldstein and renewed their
faith in the establishment of the
medical school which is part of
New York's Yeshiva University.
Another series of events are
planned for DR.. Samuel Belkin.
president of Yeshiva who is due TO
spend several weeks here along
with University supporter Max
Ezra.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-25

According to Milton Berle, a
Russian Jew in Moscow reported
to police that his parrot was miss
ing. He was asked whether the
parrot talked. eyes," replied the
Jew, "but any political opinions
he expresses are strictly his own"
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is set as guest speaker and Miami
Mayor Abe Aronovitz. The cere-
monies will start with a breakfast
to honor Sen. Snathers followed
by the ground blessing held out
doors attended by some 5000
members of the congregation and
their children.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-02-25

In highly significant provide Israel with investment capital the
building the Jewish Welfare Federation Of IndanpOs this week
chased $4,000 in State Israel Development Bonds The funds will Re
used by the State Of Israel until the Federation ready utilize them
carrying construction Participating in the which
marked this outstanding Israel Bond purchase Cleft right Maurcl
Rc.baum President Of the Indianapolis Jewish Welisre Feao1 ABE
Miller Chairman Indianapolis Committee for State Of Israel BOnd
and Mrs. Lewis Levy CoCmn Of the local Israel Bond Committee State
Of Israel Development Bonds being sold countries
Of the free world the upbulding Of Israel
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Ground conservation ceremonies
were held here this week for the
proposed $35O,O0O religious school
at Temple Israel in Miami.
u. S. Senator George Smathers
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released BY NANA.)
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WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
National - 1.-THE Seven Year
Itch; $3.50 pm.
Shubert-"The Honeys"; $3.50
pm.
Arena-"The World of Sholom
Aleichem," $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"East of Eden:
los, 3:25, 5:45, sos and 1880
pm.
Capitol-"Hit the Deck: II
am. los, 3:15. 5:25. 7:35 and
GAS pm.
Colony-"The Little Kidnap-
ers"; 6, $40 and 9:55 pm.
Columbia Conquest Of
Space: 11:40 am. 1:40, 3:45,
5:45. 7:45 and $50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Heights;
lam, 1905. $40, Sis. 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Keith's - 1.-THE Long Gray
Line; HAS am, 2::25, $40,
7:50 and 1920 pm.
Little-"Chandra";; /, 2:45,
4:30, 6:15, sos and $50 pm.
Macarthur - Doctor In the
House; sos. 7:55 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"East Of Eden:
11:15 am. 1:20. 1925. $3.50. TAO
and $50 pm.
Ontario-"Camille";: 1880. 3:45,
6:05, 800 and 1925 pm.
Palace-"A Man Called Peter;
1885 am, 2:05. 4:40, 7:10 and
9:45 pm.
Playhouse - THE Glass Slip
per-; l0:40 am. 1890. 800.
4:10, 6, 7:55. GAS and 1888 pm.
Plaza-"Game of Love-; II,
1850. $3.50. $50. 1850 and $3.50
pm.
Trans-Lux - 1.-THE Country
Girl; 10:45 am. 1890, 2:25.
4:20. 6:15, Sis and 10:15 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
! and $3.50 pm.
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HOLLYWOOD.

Jerry Lewis is going longhair!
He signed a deal with RCA Vic
tor to conduct outstanding SYM
phony orchestras, starting with
Toscanini's for a series of al
buns. And you can bet therell
be no Glowing on the podium.
Cary Grant and wife Betsy
spent last week end in Las Vegas.
But my spies report seeing only
Betsy splurging at the tables.
Lassie is the only dog per-
mitted inside the children's hos
pitfalls in Los Angeles. His train
er takes Lassie to visit the
youngsters periodically.
Mama Jolie Gabor will marry
again-her choice is a distin-
guished Hungarian professor.
AS daughter zsa Zsa says, Its
time Mama settled down."
Judy Holiday is set for the role
of the first film siren. Theda
Bara. in Columbia's movie biog-
raphy of the late silent-day
star. It's ofT-beat casting and
it'll be interesting to see Judy
slithering and Sinking across
the screen.
4 4 Il
Tyrone pouer will not nake
any more pictures until his f.
nancial settlement with Linda
Christian is signed, sealed and
okayed. It took Ty 10 years to
! pay off first wife Annabella, at
$4,000 per, in an arrangement
with Goth Century-Fox.
! There's rumor hereabouts that
Dick Haynes wanted to play
Joseph in wife Rita Hayworth's
Joseph and His Brethren" and
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ter near Newhall looking for the
new gold" and also takes it
along on fishing trips and tries
it on the fish.
Rita Moreno writes from Mex
leo that she has discovered some
thing better than uranium-"The
Seven Cities in Gold" the picture
she is making there. Rita is the
only girl on location. and is
courted every evening by Jeffrey
Hunter, Richard Egan and Mi
chael Rennie. And is she inde-
pendent-she let a Marion Bran
do phone call wait IS seconds!
The new addition to the June
Allyson-Dick Powell family ar
rives in about Is days. And
June is really excited. In fact,
the entire household is running
around making preparations. and
thinking up names for it. OF
course. we're talking about the
new colt.
\ NIX
Maurice Chevalier and Billy
Wilder are getting together again
for a picture. The State De-
partment has okayed Chevalier's
visit here.
Because the East OF Eden"
film covered only one section Of
the Steinbeck novel, two more
movies may be made from this
same book and with the same
star. James Dean.
Rosemary Clooney introduces
her '9-year-old sister on her
CHS radio show as Miss Armour
over Swift. meaning ham on
ham. Il
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HOLL YWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
Jerry Lewis Going Longhoir

that is one reason for Rita's
walkout from the picture and
her Columbia contract. Person.
ally I can't see Dick in an act
ing part.
Gail Russell is in a sanitarium
in Los Angeles to recover her
health and to discipline herself
for an acting comeback. This is
q sweet girl. I'd like to see her
okay again.
Helen Traubel writes that she
starts rehearsing her Broadway
play, pipe Dream" written by
Rodgers and Hammerstein. in
September. This is a far cry from
the Met, but Helen has conquered
several new worlds since leaving
opera.
Bob Crosby called to say his
wife, June. is home from the
hospital, but confined to bed, SO
he is still chief cook and bottle
washer. In the evenings Bob has
written a song called Learn to
Pray Every Day" "And / also
signed my daughter Kathy's TV
contract because she's under age,
and at school in Switzerland"
he concluded in his report.
Steve Cochran, on his way to
Arkansas to scout location for
Come Next Spring." stopped off
in San Francisco and did a love
scene with Mae West from "Dia-
mond Lii" Stevie lists Mae as
one of the five most fascinating
women in the country.
X X X X
Susan Hayward is a dedicated
gal. Seeking uranium. she spends
week ends with her Geiger coun-
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to play the lead in Texas Lady"
a Nat Holt production for RKO.
Henceforth. Miss Colbert win
combine television and film act
ing-as who does not seem to be
doing?
Il i
NEXT: Budd Schulberg who
collected the 1854 Academy
award for the best Screenplay in
the sweep of ION the Water
'front.'" is a writing Oscar candi-
date again, this time with a Shul-
berg original.
His novel of a couple of seasons
ago, THE Harder They Fall" has
just been sold to Columbia as a
starring vehicle for Humphrey
Bogart. It will put Bogie back in
the old groove, playing this time
a down-and-out newspaperman
who promotes a carnival bum
into a contender for the heavy
weight boxing Championship.
Mark Robson, who won many a
laurel for his first fight picture.
The Champion" will direct. his
first chore since "The Bridges at
Toko-Ri."
REPRIEVE: If you never got
around to reading Hendrix Van
Looms 1.-THE Story of Mankind"
when it was popular, think Moth
ing more of it.
Warner Bros. has decided after
all these years that there ought
to be a movie version and with
big-Screen and color available,
there very well will be. The
screenplay will cover only a mil
lion years of mans span. and in
probably much less time than "A
Star Is Born"
LOCALLY: Nineteen soldier
performers from five military
installations in the local district
will compete tonight at Fort
Myer in the area finals Of the
All-Army Talent Contest. .
The national finals will be held
in New York in June. Four
dances will be offered in to-
nights opening concert of the
Dance Playhouse festival which
will extend into May. g. All
are new to Washington. Re-
peat performances are scheduled
for tomorrow night and Sunday
afternoon. It was too good
to pass up so, naturally, Arena
Stage has invited the A men,
bers Of the local American Mete-
geological Society to Tuesday
nights opening of Rain"
Irrespective of the weather, to
be sure. w. B. Yeats Words
on the Window Pane" will be
presented by the Banshee Thea
ter tomorrow night, Sis pm,
at Palisades Field House. =.
Leading spirit among the Ban
shoes is Helen Herbert Peck who
points out that the public is in
vited to the groups perform
ances. 1.-THE Case of Nanny
Shevitz." a variety show will be
presented Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday nights at the Jewish
Community Center under the
auspices of B'nai Birth indie
pendence Lodge. :. Tryouts:
For Owen Crump's Southern
Exposure" will be held next
Wednesday and Thursday nights,
8 pm, by the st. Margaret's
Players in the parish hall, Con-
necticut avenue and Bancroft
place.
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are SO COLlCcI11cC Will tiiC AOA
mer that they are incapable OF
recognizing the latter.
Well, now everyone shall see,
with the opportunity for seeing
presented by the circumstance
that recently a flock of stars has
decided to go into independent
production. A few, the likes of
John Wayne and Burt Lancaster,
are oldish hands at this sort OF
thing-but have a look at the
new ones who include:
James Mason. Victor Mature
Frank Sinatra. Rita Hayworth,
Marion Brando. Marilyn Monroe.
Kirk Douglas, Henry Fonda.
Jane Wyman, Robert Mitchum,
Joan Crawford. Cornell Wilde,
Jane Russell, Ann Sothern. and
Dick Powell and June Allyson.
THE REASON?: What has
happened to drive these once
precious chattels of the big COM
panies into business for them
selves?
Several things. really. The
termination of studio contracts,
for one. Another. the hope to
deal with money in terms OF
capital gains instead of the more
tax imperiled income. A third
and especially inviting factor is
a bright new welcome mat
thrown out by United Artists
studio. This, in effect, takes the
stars in as partners by an ar
rangement which gives them
complete autonomy save that
the company has budget rights
and approval of the films theme
as to Suitability.
The company puts up the
money, gets the services of the
star, and to Judge by the ter
rife swatch of contracts, is alto
gether cheerful about the
gamble.
Not even in the halcyon days
could the largest and richest Of
the film studios boast a glamol
roster the like of United Artists
If they have the intelligence
taste, and judgment of James
Stewart--the biggest percentage
star-there is nothing to keer
the newcomers to independence
from getting equally rich. II
goes without saying, of course
that Stewards is a special case
a chap who learned the ways Of
business in Pops hardware store
in a small Pennsylvania town.
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NATIVES RETURN: Clau-
dette Colbert has reconsiderec
after a season of rejecting films
in favor of television showcase
stardom. For more than q year
there has been a great demand
in Hollywood for Miss Colbert
but absolutely no supply.
Now, she is coming back II
her longtime stamping grount