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The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-11-16
Montgomery, Alabama
"Cradle of the Confederacy"

stituent. The area is predominant
lY Jewish and includes so many
German n-Jewish refugees that it is
sometimes called the Fourth
Reich"
Soon after Javits arrived in
Washington, old-line Republicans
found they had hereto in their
ranks. He came out in favor of
O.P.A. and against big business
interests. When Republicans
wanted to kill rent controls, Javits
voted to retain strong controls.
Democrats often said they could
always count on him for an extra
vote on many crucial issues. Javits
took pains to list himself as a
"Republican-liberal."
BY ls4s Javits' popularity was
great enough for him TO defeat
Paul O'DwYer. the ex-maYor's
brother. O'DwYer. with strong
backing. had attempted to win
Javits' district.
|. Javits established a reputation
as a fighter. When he found that
German fiances of American SOL
diers were all getting abusing
treatment preferential to that
given girls from France and other
countries, he decided to act. To
guarantee an impartial arrange
ment, he proposed an amendment
to an immigration bill. 1t was de-
feated by a vote of 100 to /. Un-
daunted, Javits explained the
situation to number of Senators.
He was vindicated by the Senate
when a measure contained his
recommendation was adopted in
the final version of the bill.
Javits went TO Europe in l947
with three other Congressman.
Their travels took them to War
saw. Hoping TO demonstrate
American goodwill. they joined
with peasants laboring TO- remove
debris from the battered streets
Javits and his colleagues took UP
shovels and filled a whole truck
with rubble.
Javits' mother was born in Pal
estine. This might partly explain
his vital interest in Israel. Imme-
diately after his election to Con-
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Up to late Thursday police were
still looking for James Glover,
husband of Mrs. Addie Glover, of
1909 NV Third Avenue, who is
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kiashiS Negro undertaRsrs and
-0e Dade County Commissioners
sIs igcked in rough battle over
;aSurying the pauper dead.
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stillborn infants are still unclat1n-
ed in Dade County morgues. The
Dade County Negro Funeral and
Ambulance Association told the
commissioners 1t would no long
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

them weeks in advance, perhaps to take advan-
tage of the availability of star.
Even when you can't tell the difference be-
tween film and "live," you can sense it.
Ask Donald O'Connor
The star of TVS most entertaining variety
show went from live" to film because of out
side interests
In one year-blooie.
Theren be no hat tossing here for TV tape.
Not just yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

Continued From Preceding Poss
from dancing Jig at the prospect 1t was the
tapping of Bing Crosby's radio show that con-
verified this listener from steady fan to an
occasional one.
And after Bing the deluge.
Imay be the only one in the house who feels
So but something fine went out of radio when
the machines took over There was no urgency
to listen.
Rosemary on Film
Tape can make it too easy for the performer,
especially the one who also wants to make pic
lures. and appear in clubs, and spend time with
his family
Or play golf.
Rosemary Clooney, real sweetheart, has
already completed &c half-hour musical shows
on film, hear, and the review m Variety was
highly laudatory
Why film? For the praiSeworthy reasons
that she is expecting another baby cher second)
and that she wants to be free to accompany her
talented husband. Jose Ferrer.
Live TV Will Suffer
It's probably a good show-the first episode,
anyway-yet the desire to see it is strangely
missing. The patter will be cute (but safe) and
the songs culled carefully from the standards,
with an occasional guess as to an upcoming hit
What scareS me is that "live" programs-the
heart of TV = will be the chief victim in the
rush to embrace tape.
The dramatic shows for instance may tape"
TO avoid fluffS Pretty soon they'll be tanning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10


this week tleviion, WTOP-9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
Berry Owes All to N

HOLLYWOOD-BarryS Sullivan is one movie
star who has never had it so good. He's grow
ing rich from television, and doesn't mind CIV
ing the new medium the credit. Always in de-
mand at movie studios, invariably as the Sec
ond male lead and at respectable salary, Sulli
van found all this was changed when he CO.
starred in The Game Mutiny Court Martial"
on TV last fall. Recently; he again headed up
a TV spectacular on CBS-"A Bell for Adano"
THE result of Game Mutiny' was so spec
tacular," Sullivan conflded during rehearsals,
that my agents practically doubled my salary.
And the job offers have been plentiful"
First came the starring role in the xiv TV
series, "A Man Called X" Then the costarring
role with Doris Day in the MGM movie, Julie"
From Broadway come juicy deal to appear in
play, TOO Late the Phalarope," to open next
fall, and another movie, Massacre at Dragon
Wells" to be filmed before his play
Released by MANA
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

sales force of many hundreds in
u. S. colleges and universities in
every major purchasing area IN
the nation. In addition to sales,
students will be equipped to aid
the manufacturer in protesting
products, point of sale promotions
and inventory work designed to
insure adequate stock coverage.
Negro market clients are the
kickoff for the agency's new Spe-
cialized Marketing division, set up
to offer advertising, publicity, sales
promotion, merchandising, an d
sales service in any market, or
either a long-range or one-shot
basis. Clients include American
Newsreel, Carmen Cosmetics and
Ebon Magazine.
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co., Chesebrough- Ponds,
Inc, Ford Motor Company, Nc
Cam Erickson, Inc, Pabst Brewing
Co., Time Inc, and Wildroot Com
pany are included in long list of
clients of the research division.
which also handles survey work for
each of the company's other divi-
sions. The SMI public relations
division, which on its own has es-
tablished reputation as PR
trouble-shooter, through a success
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

How would you like to live
warm as totast in a house with
no furnace, no flues, no radiators,
and no maintenance expense?
1t sounds impossible, but you
can get rid of all these space
hungry trappings of outmoded
architecture and still live in splen-
did comfort even in the dead of
winter. And it doesn't require
moving to the South Seas.
All you need do is investigate
what electricity has done to the
problem of house heating. On the
market now are electrical units
that can heat house economical
ly and yet take up practically no
room. Some of them can be COM
pletely concealed from the eye.
One example is new system
of ST d a n heating" utilizing
Observation-Disclosures h a tin G
wires which are hidden in cell
ings. The prefabricated heating
wires are stapled 10 the ceiling
beams before plastic or final wall
board panels are applied When
the ceiling is given its final finish,
the source of heat is completely
concealed. Under this system,
temperature for each room in the
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Seek more...
CONTINUED from Page One)

Arms in the House.
Mr.. Livingston was asked to
produce all payroll records, car
celled checks and records Of eight
cen past and present Congressional
employees of Mr.. Powell. Mr.. john
son was requested to bring Cancelled
checks, deposit slips and the bank
account record that Mr.. Powell has
with the House of Representatives.
They appeared before the panel
yesterday and explained that Con-
gressional regulations prohibited
the production of such records
without a court order. They were
then taken before Judge Ryan, who
issued the order.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Thomas A. Bolan, who is con-
Quoting the investigation, said that
the two had got in touch with SUI
periors in Washington and indica-
ed that they would comply" Mr..
Bolan added that it had not yet
been agreed as to how and when
the records would be brought there.
In addition, Mr.. Bolan said, the
grand jury has also subpoenaed
records relating to Mr.. Powell's
salary as minister of the Abyssin-
ian Baptist Church in Harlem. Mr..
Powell has been a minister of the
church for rs years.
1t is expected that Mr.. Powell
will be called before the grand
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See Fight
Continued from Page One)

achievement under our Republican
administration, especially with re-
gard to civil rights legislation"
In a statement handed out at a
news conference, Potter said he
would support a move already
backed by six Democratic and Re-
publican senators to eliminate this
rule when the Senate convenes on
Jan. 8.
The rule has been used in the
past by Southern Democrats to
prevent Senate action on civil
rights legislation by talking such
bills to death.
Predicts Failure
Robertson said in an interview
that the 10 senators are proposing
to upset the Senate's tradition as
continuing body which operates un-
der the same set of rules in each
succeeding Congress. He predicted
the move would fail.
"This is just a hollow political
gesture they are making" the Vir-
ginia senator said. "They know
that the vice president will have
to rule against them if he follows
Senate precedence. Nothing will
ever come of this move"
Potter said he had forwarded a
copy of his statement to Vice
President Nixon, expressing the
hope that "if the vice president is
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frame. The outside surface may
be either glass or ceramic.
Other Types Available
Operating costs for electrical
heating systems are dependent up
on general areas climate and local
electric utility rate so in localities
where residential air-cooling is
becoming widespread, the rates
will tend to favor the use OF cleo
tricity for winter heating.
Other types of electrical heat
ing include fan-driven wall-insert
heaters, and the heat pump. The
latter system extracts heat from
outdoor air (even in zero weather)
and pumps it indoors to heat the
house. An important advantage OF
the heat pump system is that it
automatically reverses and con-
verts itself to an air conditioning
operation when h OF we a h r
comes, pumping heat and moisture
from the home to the outdoors.
Several types of electric wall
heaters are on the market and
are particularly useful for bath
rooms where quick, spot heating
is often desirable. Most of these
types of units need no ducts of
flues and can be easily installed
between wall studs.
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house can be governed individual
" by a thermostat placed in each
room.
Space Saver Heating
If it is done while the house is
being built, installation of radiant
heating of this type is no more
costly than conventional heating
devices. In fact, home construction
costs may be lessened, since radi-
ant heating makes it unnecessary
to build a utility room or install
furnace or boiler, radiators, pipes,
ducts or similar paraphernalia.
Another new space-saving sys-
tenn is use of electric Dashboard
heaters-strip-type heating units
which are permanently attached
to the back panel of specially con-
structed baseboards. These can be
installed easily in any existing
home and are extremely practical
for rooms that are difficult to
heat by ordinary methods.
The same principle is employed
in radiant-heating panels which
can be mounted flush to wall sur
faces. These units have three pri-
mary parts: tempered glass sheet
with fused-on aluminium element,
reflector behind this, and a
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Custom Comfort in EVery Room
INoev Available With Electric Heating

house can be governed individual
lv by a thermostat placed in each
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

frame. The outside surface may
be either glass or ceramic.
0$hsr TvrAR Available
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jury within a month, or before
Congress convenes Jan. 8. A men,
Der cannot he subpoened when
Congress is in session. Mr.. Powell
who was reelected in the last
election, has been in Congress since
1915. He supported President Eli
senhower in the recent election.
Aides Due to Testify
The grand jury is also expected
to hear testimony from most, if
not all, of Mr.. Powell's 18 past
and present employees. This phase
of the investigation was advanced
two months ago with the receipt
of an anonymous letter sent to the
United States Attorneys office.
The Letter contained discriminating
information about two of the en-
ployes.
The grand jury has been investi-
eating Mr.. Powell for more than
a year. AS a result OF It's lnVeStl-
cation three of his secretaries
were indicted on income-tax eva
sion charges.
Last June Mrs. Hattie Dodson
Freeman was sentenced to seven
months in prison and fined $1,000
for tax evasion and making false
statements regarding her taxes.
Another secretary, Acy Lennon,
was convicted of tax evasion and
sentenced on Oct. % to a year
and a day and fined $4,000. A
third Congressional secretary, Will
liam j. Hampton, is awaiting trial.
Mr.. Powell was said to be in the
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presided.
With the death of DR.. Prince, DR..
Pathway automatically becomes
president of the large Baptist or
ganization. DR.. Prince was re-
elected to the presidency of his
denomination in September at
Richmond, Va.
Widely known throughout the
nation as "The Grand Old Man
of the Baptists," DIR. Prince was
first elected head of the National
Convention of America at Chi
cago in 1888. At that time churches
of the convention could enroll
for a sum of 81 per church. Today
the Convention raises far in excess
of 100000 and makes contribu-
tons to foreign missions, evange-
listic work and other agencies and
organizations of goodwill.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15
Dr.. G. IL Prince,
National Baptist
Leader, Is Dead

Galveston, Texas, Dec. II -
DR.. Greene L. Prince, Sc, president
of the National Baptist Conven-
ton of America, died Nov. 20, at
his home here.
Funeral services were conduct
ed for the fallen leader at II am.
Tuesday at the Galveston city au-
ditorium, with DR.. c. D. Pathway,
vice president of the Convention,
Little Rock, Ark, officiating DR..
A. A. Lucas, president of the Gen.
eral Baptist Convention of Texas,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15
Youth Agency.
Continued from Page One)

sampling, surveying, promotion,
auditing, distribution and point-of-
sale work in over 400 colleges
throughout the country are includ-
ed in the service. Marketing and
advertising professors select, train,
and supervise student representa-
tives who handle the field work.
With Data-Guide, Inc, makers
of plastic reference sheet cover
ing all college subjects, Caedmon
Records, and Popular Library
Books as it's first clients the firms
new student sales organizations
Student Merchandise, Inc, repre-
sents one of the first nationwide
efforts to make available to indus
try an enormous army of student
statesmen trained in creative SELL
ing "It's an heretofore untapped
personnel market in this branch of
the sales field" said Mr. Cohn.
"Only nationally advertised and
branded merchandise with specific
student appeal will be sold-by stu
dents, for the student market, to
department store, college and book
store buyers and educational pur-
chasing agents. Students earn
straight commissions Immediately,
are able to earn tuition while they
get first-hand experience. in selling
and merchandising career" Fifty
salesman have thus far been Sc
lected from various colleges
throughout the country, on the
basis of ability and interest. SMl
spokesman anticipate a potential
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

called upon to rule on whether a
motion to take up new senate rules
is in order that he decide in the
affirmative"
Any decision by Nixon would be
certain to be appealed for a Senate
vote.
Under the existing rule, there
could be no limit en- debate on any
proposal to change it.
But the group which Potter
Joined contends Senate rules do not
continue from year to year unless
they are affirmed at the start Of
each new session or are allowed
to stand for lack of challenge.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

Virgin Islands. His attorney,
Harrison Jackson, said:
81 feel certain that my client,
Congressman Powell, will absolve
himself of any accusations of al
legged wrongdoings."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-12-15

full campaign for the cotton indus
try's Denim Council, is slated short
ly to announce a second new ac-
count.
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Delta TO-.
Continued from Page One)

neSSeS.
Percy declared the way to solve
the problem is to encourage sound
industry. He pointed out that the
Delta is Laying in that respect with
only four of the So plants signed up
for Mississippi this year locating
in Delta counties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04

the following General Construction
group of sections in addition to Sec
tion /, General Conditions, and all as
qualified by provisions of Section II,
Alternates 2. Excavation, Backfill
Grading; 3. Concrete work; 4. Mas
onry work; 5. Structural. Miscellane-
Gus Steel * Ornamental Metal Work:
6. Carpentry Work, Metal Doors Me-
tai Windows, Metal Flashings: Z.
Lathing, Plastering. Metal Stud Par
titions; s, Accoustical Tile; 3. Resil-
lent Floors; 10. Glass and Glazing
Painting and Caulking; and separat-
ely for each of the following single
sections, each qualified by provis-
ions of Section l, General Conditions.
also Section II, Alternates: IL. Jail
Equipment: 13. Dumbwaiter; IA.
Plumbing: Is. Heating; Electric
Work: Any Combination OF Sections
IA, Is, is as Lump Bid.
g. No bid may be withdrawn for a
period of thirty 600 days subse-
quent to opening of bids.
Z. The Madison County Commits
sioners reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to waive any in
formalites in bidding.
g. BY order of Madison County
commissioners, London. Ohio.
Forrest r. Hanson, Gle
Jail and Sheriff's Res.
Sept. 10 II "a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04
Legal Notices
NO. II4a

NO. lab
An Ordinace TO Appropriate Money
for, and to Direct the Board Cf Pub
lie Utilities TO Advertise for bids on,
Fire Hydrants and pipe for Water
Mains.
Be it ordained by the Council of
the City of London, State of Ohio:
SECTION 4:
That there is hereby appropriated
from the water works replacement
fund the sum of $l4750.00 for the
purpose of purchasing nine fire hyd-
rants, 5000 feet of inch iron pipe
together with valves, tees, plugs
and other fittings necessary in the
laying of 6.000 feet of water mains
SECTION =;
That the Board of Public Utilities
is hereby authorized TO advertise for
bids on and make the contract for
the PURCHASE o. said materials anu
supplies.
SECTION 3;
That this ordinance is hereby de-
clared an emergency measure and
shall go into effect Immediately up
on passage for the reason that the
said fire hydrants and water mains
are necessary for the immediate
preservation of the public health
and safety.
Passed this 16 day OF August. I95
APPROVED:
VIM. j. Robson
President OF Council
Forrest r. Hanson. Clerk
Il. p. Speasmaker Mayor
Aug. 27 2S Sept. 3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

ceased. Notice is hereby given that
Thelma J. Crompton Of 95O1 Hub
bard Road. Galloway. Ohio. RED,
has been duly appointed and quail
fled a aNecutrix of the Estate of
Thomas l.. Crompton. deceased. late
of Galloway, Ohio, Madison County,
Ohio. Case No. 2,6S8.
Dated this cath day of August 1856
Ioseph S. King
Probate Judge of said County
Aug. 81 Sept. 10
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Rosa Maxwell Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest
l.. Maxwell of Columbus. Ohio. has
been duly appointed and qualified
as Executor of the Estate OF Rosa
Maxwell. deceased, late Of Canaan
Madison County, Ohio.
Case No. 1862.
Dated this / 9Th day of August 1856
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge Of said County
August 90 81 Sept. 3
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04
Legal Notices
apyERT,sEuENTs FOR BIDS

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS
/. Sealed Proposals will be receiv-
ed at the office, Clerk of Board,
Madison. G o un y Commissioners,
Court House, London, Ohio. until
1900 Noon EST. on Oct. 8, 1856, and
will be publicly opened and read
aloud Immediately thereafter for
furnishing all labor. materials and
equipment necessary for performing
all work required to construct and
complete project entitled:
ALTERATIONS TO
JAIL. & SHERIFF'S RESIDENCE
FOR MADISON COUNTY
LONDON, ONO
For Madison County Commissioners
in accordance with specifications
and drawings on file at the office,
Clerk of Board of County Commits
sioners, Court House, London, or at
the office of Philip I. Partridge, Ar
chitect, at 914 Main Street, CincIn-
natl 2, Ohio. and In Accordance With
Instructions to Bidders, Proposal
Forms and Contract Documents
which are part of said specifica-
tions.
2. All bids shall be made in dupli-
cate upon the prepared Form of Pro-
posal as shown in the specifications.
3. The character and amount of
bid security to be furnished by bid
ders as stated in instructions TO
Bidders"
=. " p
bidding documents may be obtained
from Clerk Of Board of County Com
missioners or the Architect upon
written request and deposit check.
A complete copy of all documents
may be obtained by deposit of $1,000.
Bidders on General Construction,
Plumbing, Heating, Electric Work,
Jail Equipment, Dumbwaiter, viii be
required to make full deposit and
take a complete copy of all docu-
ments. Deposits will be refunded to
contractors who have submitted for
NAL bids upon return of their copies
of drawings and specifications in
good condition to the office of the
Architect within l0) days after bids
have been received: postal and
handling charges will be deducted
from deposits; subcontractors and
material suppliers will be required
to pay reproduction and handling
costs for drawings and specifica-
tions.
5. Proposals may be submitted on
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Addison McNeal, Deceas-
ed. Notice is hereby given that Leo
nard S. McNeal of London. Ohio, has
been duly appointed and qualified as
Executor of the Estate of Addison
McNeal, deceased. late of London.
Madison County. Ohio. Case No. L.
685
Dated this 10th day Of August 1856
Joseph S. King
Probate Judge of said County
Aug. 81 Sept. 3 10