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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-01-18
THE ENTERiPRIs

NJ, Youth Choir rehearsal
Mrs. Odessie Hall, Manager.
Herman Marshall, President.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, Sec
rotary. The Young Mems
Progressive Club will meet
January %, at 723 Grove
Street, 7:30 p. M. All mem
bers are requested to be pres
ent. Business of the utmost
Importance will be discussed
Mr.. Benjamin Woodhouse, Sr..
President, Mr.. Fred Ware, Sec
rotary. Tuesday, 7: P. M, Sc
nior Choir rehearsal, Mr..
George Murphy, President,
Mrs. Jennie B. Dunn, Vice.
Wednesday, 7: P. M, Weekly
prayer meeting with the Off
GERS in charge. You are always
welcome to worship with US
the church with big program.
B. Woodhouse, ST., Reporter.
BRIGHT MORNING STAR
M. B. CHURCH NEWS: Rev.
S. S. lines, Pastor. Mrs. The
resa Sims, Church Clerk; Mrs.
Lubertha Chiles, Building
Fund Clerk; Mrs. Martha Ev.
ans, President of Usher Board
Mr.. Charles Geter, Pianist. On
last Sunday morning our Sun.
day School attendance was
very much improved. At the
close of class period, the War
rem County Sunday School
Convention Missionary, Bro
James Bass was in charge oil
a spiritual and inspiring Bible
message. The whole schoo
was benefited by his message
and it is hoped that he will
come again soon. The prayer.
of the church are with Bro
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-03-15

night in the home of DR.. and
Mrs. c. B. Christian on East
Cohea st. Sunday eve
ming at 3: P. M, the Rev. G.
c. Hunte, pastor of New Hope
M. B. Church, brought soul
stirring sermon to the congre-
CATION of New Strangers Home
Baptist, Rev. c. F. Jordan, Pas
tor We enjoyed the splen-
did sermon delivered down at
Parish st. Baptist, Sunday last
by the Asst. Pastor, Rev. G.. w.
Williams, as well as the lovely
music rendered by the Senior
Choir We also were bene-
fitted by the B. T. U. lesson
taught Sunday afternoon at
Parish st. Baptist by Mr.. Dean
Much credit for these
splendid B. T. U. services goes
to Mr.. c. w, Mitchell, presi-
dent Due to the absence
of pastor Webb, Sunday night
the service wa sin charge of
Rev. p, j. Washington, who
was ably assisted by the music
rendered by the church's Evan
gelistic choir, Mr.. c. Jordan,
President Blaid Street
AMEZ was honored with the
presence of Rev. Willie D.
Joiner on Sunday past :.
His message was greatly en-
joyed Rev. CLANCY is
pastor of this church
Among the sick are: Miss Lii
liam Oliver, Cohea St, who is
confined to the Baptist Hospi-
tai, where she recently under
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-03-15

WE JOIN WITH others thru
out the city in mourning the
death of Mrs. Jamie NJ. Hud-
son, sister of Rev. S. l.. Webb,
pastor of Central Methodist
and for whom funeral services
were held Monday, March 10,
2: P. NJ, in Milwaukee, Wis
consin We also mourn the
death of Mother Lula Loftin
for whom funeral services
were held this week at Morn
ing Star Baptist An en-
joyable meeting of the Erin
Rogers Circle of Central Meth
odist was held Wednesday
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-03-15

went surgery Miss Oliver
is a faithful member of Gen.
trail We hope that Miss
Emma Palmer, faithful men,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-03-15

Der of Parish ST., is resting
well and on the road to re-.
covery Be seeing vo,,
round the town next week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-03-15

FOR RENT - JACKSON APARTMENTS
1929 Maple Street
wen managed and Freshly decorated modern one and
two bed room apartments-$31O 90 and S36 90
Call Resident Manager-3-42O9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Labor Bill Seen Focing
Heovy Odds in House

sylvania. His motion lost on a
straight party lire vote. i6-i3.
The wraneling and apparent
iockeying for position by COM
mittee Democrats and Repub-
leans seemed 10 be something
Of a prelude 10 possible House
discussion Of the Kennedy lives
bill next week.
Democrats voted against TAX
ing up the bill IN committee.
Some explained later they were
convinced the committee would
not have reported II before adj
journment.
The bill. regarded as compar-
atively mild. provides for dis
closure Of union internal proc
esses and financial operations
and secret ballot elections. II
nevertheless has been opposed
by organizations such as the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce and the National Asso-
citation OF Manufacturers.
II has been criticized by some
private groups and members Of
Congress as not going far
enough TO correct abuses Of the
type revealed at Senate Rackets
Committee hearings. It also
has become involved In a po-
litical crossfire tied In with the
possibility that Senator Ken
nedy Of Massachusetts, might
seek the Democratic preSiden-
tial nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Tax Chief Faces
Larceny Charge

ATLANTA. Aug. is APP
Georgia Revenue Commissioner
T. v. Williams, ST.. was indicted
yesterday on charges that he
converted to his own use 49,
928 In money entrusted to him
by State liquor dealers. He
denied the charges.
The indictment returned by
a county grand jury specifically
charged Williams with larceny
after trust. alleging he was en-
trusted by the dealers with
$l62,902 "for the purpose Of APP
plying the same for the use and
benefit of said owners. :"
While the indictment did not
say so, informed sources said II
was clear the jury referred to
money contributed by wholesale
and retail liquor dealers to Will
liams' so-called antimoonshine
fund to combat illegal liquor
traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Monitors Vote to Act
Against Hoffo Aide

Embrel Davidson out Of union
health and welfare funds. Mr..
Davidson said he never did any
work for the Transfers during
the approximately two years he
was on the payroll. At the time
he was managed by Brennan.
Hoffa apparently was Bren-
mans partner in the enter
prise.
Get No Information
Hotfa, who is president Of
the Transfers, told the COM
mittee he knew practically
nothing about the boxing en-
terprise. Brennan invoked the
Fifth Amendment and refused
to answer questions.
1t was understood the mont
tors might consider action
against Hoffa, or await formal
charges to be field by diSsident
local unions.
Federal District Judge r.
Dickinson Let's established the
board Of monitors last Febru-
airy in settlement of q suit by
dissident Transfers who tried
to keep Hoffa from taking over
the presidency.
The scope Of the monitors
power remains uncertain. II
Hoffa should reject any Of the
boards recommendation, Judge
Lette presumably would decide
the question Of enforcement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
October Draft
Set at 1900
By the Associated Press

The Army today issued a
draft call for 1000 men in
October. This is the same
quota previously announced
for September.
Draft calls ran at the 10000
level from June through August
but were raised for September.
This was done to meet antici-
pated shortages resulting from
completion of enlistments and
an Army campaign to comb out
less effective soldiers by grant,
ing them early releases.
The October call brings to
a total Of 2,374.430 the number
drafted or earmarked for in
duction since the resumption
of selective service in Septem.
Der, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Senate Votes Poy
For lone Fromun


The Senate has passed a bill
providing for compensation TO
Singer Jane Froman and two
other members Of a uso
troupe injured In a World War
II airplane crash at Lisbon.
Portugal.
II directs the payment Of
s23.4Oo each 70 Miss Froman
and 10 Accordionist Gypsy
Markofi. and $4,000 10 Dancer
Jean Rosen, as the amount to
which they would have been
entitled as Government en-
ployes.
Provision also Is made for
the Court OF Claims 10 review
the cases and recommend to
Congress whether the enter
tainers should receive addi-
tional compensation.
The bill now goes back 10
the House, which had voted
to pay Miss Froman $4,000
and Miss Markoff $4,000. The
House bill did not deal with
the case Of Miss Rosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

MOSCOW. Aug. IS tAP).-
Air India inaugurated q weekly
New Delhi-Moscow service last
night. The first plane coming
here carried IS passengers.
Air Marshal Pavel Zhigarev.
head OF the Soviet civil aviation
line Aerofiot. welcomed the
passengers in the SUPER
Constellation. Aerofiot is start
ing q similar weekly service TO
India. using TUl04 Jets.
The 2,S00-mile flight Is
scheduled to take II hours. Fog
delayed the first plane two
hours on its Tashkent stopoyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
BY LEE M. COIN
star stan Writer

Monitors overseeing the
Transfers Union have voted to
act against James r. Hoffa's
lieutenant. Owen b. Bert)
Brennan, The Star learned to-
day.
No action was taken against
Hoffa himself during the moni-
tors three-day meeting here
which ended yesterday after
noon.
Details on the Brennan case
were not Immediately available
The court-appointed board Of
monitors was drafting orders
of recommendation" on Bren-
nan and other matters. Some
Of the orders will be ready TO-
day and others on Monday.
Funds Charge Studied
Whatever action the monitors
actually decided to take or
Brennan, it is known they vert
considering charges that he ha:
misused Teamster money. He il
an international vice president
Of the union. and president Of
q Detroit local.
Specifically. the monitors arr
interested in testimony before
the Senate Rackets Committee
last week that Brennan PAID
about 5000 to q boxer named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15

Backers Of the Kennedy
Ives bill admitted today that
the senate-Approved measure
on labor union finances and
elections must overcome heavy
odds before Il can be passed
by the House before adjoorn-
ment.
Members expect II 10 be
brought up Monday under sus-
pension Of the rules. The House
Education and Labor Commit
tee yesterday killed The last
conceivable chance the bill. or
legislation similar TO Il, would
voluntarily be sent to the House
floor.
But even II some member is
recognized by Speaker Rayburn
and moves 10 suspend the rules,
there are no Arm assurances
today that the bill can muster
a necessary two-thirds vote for
passage.
When the Education and
Labor Committee voted 22-7
yesterday against immediate
consideration Of the bill, Rep
resentative Rhodes. Repubh-
can OF Arizona. declared that
a measure Of such importance
and controversy should have
study and hearings by the COM
mittee.
He said II would be most
unfortunate" If a bill came up
with no possibility Of extern
sive debate and Amendment.
the procedure under suspension
of the rules. He moved. instead,
that the committee consider.
with a view to prompt report
ing. a broader labor union regu-
lation bill introduced earlier
this week by Representative
Kearns. Republican Of Penn
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Islands Take Space

LOS ANGELES-The worlds
islands comprise nearly 4 mil
lion square miles-somewhat
more than the area Of the
United States and all its terri
tories and possessions. The is
lands represent 2 per cent Of
the surface Of the earth and Z
per cent Of its land surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
lat Survive Death
OF Vermont Woman

SHELDON CREEK. VT, Aug.
IS (AP). - Vermont's Mrs.
Grandmother" is dead-leaving
lat descendants. Mrs. Cornelia
Arel. 50, died yesterday at Shel.
don Greek. where she was born.
She leaves 10 children. S.
grandchildren. rs great-grand-
children and four great-great-
grandchildren.
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lice on Monday. one week after
he phoned from st. Louis.
Herbert Backer. anotohsr In
dIanapolis attorney and friend
Of the missing Mr.. Prohstein.
testified he called most Of the
persons on the list Of names
MRS. Prohstein turned over 10
him after her husband disap-
peared.
He said Hoffa told him he
had talked with Mr.. Probstein
about selling insurance. He
added that Hofia made the
comment that Probstein was
very cocky."
No Mention Of Loan
The attorney, under ques-
tioning, testified that Hoffa
made no mention Of an $1,000
loan to help Mr.. Probstein a
nance the cab company. He
said Hofia told him he had
no idea where Mr.. Probstein
was.
Mr. Backer said he has no
idea Of where Mr.. Probstein
Is and added:
Ills wife feels he is dead.
Her last conversation with him
was when he called from st.
Louis and said he was going to
New York with some men and
would get in touch with her
later. She suggested he go by
train as this would be safer but
he told her he would be all
right"
Ben Saltzman. now q drug
clerk in a suburb Of st. Louis,
invoked the Fifth Amendment
when questioned about the
Probstein case.
Mr.. Kennedy said Saltzman
was put In charge Of Mr.. Prob
stems cab company for q few
DAYS in 1854, at about the time
Mr.. Probstein repeatedly was
forced out. Saltzman then was
q member Of Teamster Local
4O5 in st. Louis, which was un-
der the trusteeship Of Harold
j. Gibbons, now Hofia's execu-
tive assistant.
Saltzman refused also to an
swer questions about violence
in q 1853 taxicab strike in st.
Louis.
Mr.. Kennedy said he was in
dicted but acquitted on an as
sault and battery charge against
q part-time driver named Paul
]. Herzwurm.
Rackets Committee Chair
man Mcclellan, Democrat Of
Arkansas, told Saltzman that
you're creating the impress
sion over the country that the
Teamsters-their leadership
are q bunch of gangsters."
Mr.. Kennedy said Saltzman
supposedly was dropped from
the payroll of Local 405 when
he was indicted in December Of
1858, but he later received
more than $4,000 from the
union.
Meanwhile. q committee
spokesman said the Justice De-
partment has an observer pres
ent at the hearings and re-
iceives copies Of all transcripts.
The committee did not spe-
cifically send the Justice De-
partment the transcript Of a
hearing last week at which
Senator Mcclellan accused
Hoffa Of perjury. That tran
script presumably viii be con-
sidered along with the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Curtice Sees SO Car
SuIes of 5h Million

FLINT, Mich, Aug. Is (AP)
Harlow H. Curtice, General
Motors president, today pre-
dicted new car sales in the
United States next year will
approximate SIS million units
BY 1865. he said, they win total
8 million a year.
Mr.. Curtiee made his predic-
ton in an address at a celebra-
ton Of GINS 50th anniversary
year. General Motors was born
in Flint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Probers Coll
2 in Kierdorf
Torch Case

DETROIT. Aug. IS CAP)e-
The Senate Rackets Commit
tee today moved directly into
the Frank Klcrdorf case while
Michigan Attorney General
Paul L. Adams continued efforts
70 link Kierdorf's fiery death
with q series OF bombings In
Detroit IN recent months.
The Senate committee. In
vestigating possible connec-
lions between organized labor
and organized crime. sub
poenaed Myron ID. Weiss Of De-
troit and Jack Thompson Of
Flint.
Both were held by police In
Kierdorf's death - Thompson
for I'VE days and Weiss for six
days--and then released with
out having been charged.
The Senate subpoenas or
dered the two TO appear for
testimony before the commit
tee In Washington August IS
Thompson. Al. business agent
of the same Transfers Union
local Kelrdorf worked for. was
described as Kierdorf's best
friend.
Weiss, as far as police know,
was the last man 10 see Frank
Kierdorf's uncle. Herman Kier-
dorf. who disappeared shortly
after Frank staggered into q
Pontiac hospital August 4 with
burns over IS per cent Of his
body. Weiss. 81. Is a meat
dealer.
Mr.. Adams said he planned
10 meet Tuesday with Wayne
County CDetroit) Prosecutor
Samuel Olsen. They will dis
cuss possible connections be-
tween the burning Of Kierdorf
and eight explosions that have
rocked Detroit business estab-
lishments since January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Missing Mon Scared, I
Rockets Probers Told

David Probsten Indianapolis lawyer involved with the
Teamstsrs Union his wife and associate he was IN
great danger Just before he vanished In md-sSs the Senate
Rackets Committee learned today
Among meager clues he left behind was list OF names
Including James r. Hoa president Of the Teamsters
eve was A scared man, Joseph q. Wood. another m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Large Elk Herd

CHEYENNE. - One Of the
largest elk herds in the world
lives in the jackson Hole coun-
try Of northwest Wyoming and
steps have been taken to pre-
serve IL through protective
measures.
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Va li1r4 81 lSee4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29

couldn't afford. II dummy
played the king Of trumps West
would overruff the dummy
whenever South led his last
diamond.
Leave Trumbs Alone
The simplest way to make
the contract is to leave the
trumps alone. Start the dia-
monds Immediately. Proceed
in the same way as described.
except for that one foolish
round Of trumps.
When West eventually ruffs a
club dummy still has xxx Of
trumps. II West returns a
trump South can win in his own
hand and still have a small
trump in dummy for his last
diamond. 1t will do West no
good to ruff, since dummy is in
position to overruff.
Another way is to start the
diamonds. ruff a diamond in
dummy, and then lead a trump
to the ace. South can then
lead his last diamond toward
dummy to make sure Of ruffing
it safely.
If this hand seems very COM
plicated, just remember a sim
pie rule for such hands: When
a trump contract seems difficult
it is usually wise not to draw
trumps early.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
AQs652 VKQ84 o. %AK62
What do you bid2
Answer: One spade. In gen.
eral, bid your longest suit first.
Copyright. 1858, Gen. Features CorpJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-29
Opening lead: Seven Of clubs

Opening lead: Seven Of clubs
Dummy's jack of clubs held
the first trick and declarer led
a low trump to his ace just to
flnd out how the trumps were
going to break. 1t cost him 900
points (the difference between
making the contract and going
down one) to learn what he
could have discovered later for
nothing.
One trick too late South led
a diamond to the ace and gave
up a diamond. East returned
q club to the king and South
ruffed a diamond in dummy.
Now declarer gave up a spade,
and East returned a third club
for West to ruff. West nat
urally returned a trump and
South's fine doubled contract
was doomed.
At this stage dummy had XXX
OF trumpS. If dummy played
the low trump South would
have to ruff his last diamond
with the king - which he
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SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Save Trumps for Ruffing
BY ALFRED sHEINwoLn

When dummy's trumps ar
needed for rufiing, don't draw
them or allow an opponent II
draw them.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AQl0s5
0K865
oAJ
%J108
WEST EAST
AJs74 AAKs2
0Jl092 "
ol095 oKQ84
%74 %Q9e52
SOUTH
49, as
EsGa VAQ743 ~
o7632
%AK3
East South West North
Ia ~ Pass ~
Dbl. Pass "a Pass
Pass ~ Dbl. All pas
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HELP MEN
fcONTINuEDl
CARPENTER

Maintenance department Of large
apartment development. Bucking.
ham Community. Maintenance
Dept. 1895 N Pershing DR., (reaI
Of post of1cel Arlington. Va.
|CLERK-TYPIsT, good typing abii.
ity and accurate with figures. 40
hr. wk., air conditioned, all hene-
fits Of national corporation
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ave. and Reservoir I'd. NV.
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star
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goou wages: part time, nights.
Apply In person. GILMORE RES
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Falls Church, Va. JE 2-9561.
COOK-Experienced alI-around cook
for hotel coffee shop. Must have
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Apply In person only mornings
HOTEL STRATFORD. 25 Z st.
NV.
COOKS, full and part time, good
hrs, good pay. Apply in person
HOUSE OF HENLEY. 7109 MARI
boro pike. District Heights. Nd.
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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SAM
1ARl CJMMlSSiON.-CONTR ACI
NO. 22.'1l SALE OF SCRAPPED
CAST IRON MATERIAL.--Sealed
proposals to purchase strapped
cast iron material, a total OF ap-
proximately 800 tons will be re-
ceived in the once Of the Purchas-
ing Agent, Room G-l3, at 40l7
Hamilton Street, Hyattsville. Mary
1855 at 300 Pm. Eastern Day
light Time, ct which time and
place they will be publicly opened
ana read. Copies Of Contract No.
229l and proposal form may be
obtained from S. 2, SaIeSeerry,
Purchasing Agent OF the Commits
sion 4. EARLE BOURNE, Chair
man. FRANK l.. HEWITT. Jr- v
Chairman J, NORMAN AGkR'
JAMES B. BLAND. WILLARD a.
MORRIS. L. 8 RAY. Commissslso,n en-
erS. Attest: JOHN 7. BONlFANIr
Secretary.
au1S
GOVT. or DISTRICT OF CoLuM-
BlA. Debt. of BLISS. and GROUNDS
D, C., Aueust Is ls5S. sesieor PIC.
3O4. 4ae Pa. ave. NV, Wash. l,
b. q, until . pm. tEDI), Se5tem-
Der "a, 1855, and then publicly
opened and read Tor construction
and completion Of the Frank W,
Bailou Senior High School, 4th
street between Mississippi avenue
ana Savannah street sc. Wash,
% c. Proposal forms, plans and
specifications obtaineble from
Supervisor. Bid and Contract Sec
ton. Procurement once, D C.,
Room 4o4, 499 Pa, ave. NV, upon
oepoSit Of a eertihcc eneck I2E
500 per set, payable 70 D. e.
treasurer phone Ma S-huuu'
Ext. 23TSl. auls.19.20,2l,s2,sS
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SEALED BIDS are requested on the
Miss Caroline Ferryboat." wooden
CONSTRUCTED. 50 tons gross. " tons
pacity. Located Al ne Jam estown
Ferry. jamestown, Virginia. See
Mr.. L. I. Turner, suffolk, Virginis,
phone 1901.
Also, Cabin Cruiser Colonel"
length $40. breadth lib. depth
AZ. l6O-h.p. Chris Graft engine.
sleeps six. Located az oyster,
Virginia, See Game Warden n. I.
Charnock or ]. w. crumb.
For complete information and bid
forms call Department OF Pur.
chases and Supply, Richmond.
Virginia. Phone Milton 4-41ll,
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hELP-MEn

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exper. helpful; neat appearance;
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EsTIMATOR-SA SALESMAN = Youna
man between % and 35 yrs, de.
string to learn moving and stor.
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$4,000 q yr., plus car expense
Decentralization and life insurance
benefits. Don't make a move
without seeing Mr.. Kaiser, 0 70
IN MlTF'S STORAGE CO.
1913 YOU st. NV.