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Evening star., 1954-01-10

SECRETARY. LEGAL-Permanent po-
Sition for secretary. not over 30.
with old Law firm engaged in spe-
cialized practice; electric typewriter;
o-day week. Starting salary $40 wk.
Please furnish brief personal his
tory. incl. education. work expert
ence, martial status, and state when
available. Box 91-B Star. lO'
SECRETARY-Busy editor OF national
publication has fine position for
combination researcher secretary.
Journalism BACKGROUND essential
Write Box 295-E. Star.
SECRETARY. experienced. for claims
department OF insurance company.
Excellent typist, able TO use die.
tating machine and electric type
writer Salary open to qualined per-
son. Bring references. Call Tor appt.
AID. 4-l56S. Ext, I. Ill
SECRETARY to general manager
Expert steno. Excellent working
conditioned bldg. j. B. KENDALL
CO. LA. 6-aiS4.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, ex-
per, required for national publiCa-
tion; unoer 80. available immediate
ly: 5-day wk., vacation insur, hos
pitali2ation and other company bele-
tts. Good starting salary; adyanes-
sInIt 'N'
SECRETARY ASST. to promotion
director national masaziue. Fast.
accurate shorthand, typinG, Gooa
knowledge English. Advertising or
Journalism BACKGROUND helpful. Give
detailea dx LEG resume' salary desired
SECRETARY. shorthand, good typist.
age 20-35 Consulting engineers.
once in Ring BLDG. 5-day week;
S65-T5 per wk. Advancement.
White. Phone RE, 1885.
SECRETARY to executive OF eauca-
tional ORGANIZATION, age 40. ahil-
gy to meet public handle business
reason; TeasonabIe spsed in Shorthand: 5
dav week. pleasant working ccndi-
sESRRErsRY- EIlGRi SY -ssTTENsopnp Nspp'' you soans and
personable for established lawyer
and investor 5-day ws.. excel. SAL
ary Apply In person afternoo- s.
80 18th st. NV. 3rd f. front.
sRRcRETAk1Y for Sholesale fixture
company to assist In showroom SELL
ing; also some shorthand and book
keeping required: hours go. Mon,
through Fri. ISIS NJ st. NV. DU
SECRETARY AND CLERK -TYPisT
t2). Personable young women for
varied and interesting work with
Red Cross Chapter Hours, q to ),
.5-day week Apply MRS. PISTOLAS.
Fund Once. .025 E st. NV.
under :l5. for national
trade association. $1,000 per year.
5-day week, Apply Rm. 304, 1925
K st. NV
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GIRL, colored, wants 3 days. Mon
gay az 7.a9sa I9es;. We'd exper' cleaner
GIRL. COLoRED. wishes g.h.w.: good
cook. good refs. Mon. through Fri
day. 1880 through dinner. AID.
GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w. days
Sss,S Sesss Or part time references. Ii.
GIRL, colored, exp. g.h.w., child care
cleaning Offices. elevators license
grin Fiji and oG counter girl. 8 days wk
Girl. coiored, wishes Job from $3.50
GOOD SS lsundress. sxsnnsi RA or esoeS EVENINGS
GIRL desires work for employed cou-
pie: child care, lh.w. HO. 2-4702
GIRL. COLORED. to do days work
M1ni s6nday through GS s1f5sy F1rfsday; refs. Call
days work. La. 6-3s77.
3 days. Ii. 4-S7I3.
GIRL, colored. desires full-time OF
day work. TU. .2-5331.
GIRL 4Rd,, wishes hes. work .s1 z days, Tues. anc
GIRL. "olored, 81. desires child care.
and light n0usework; kitchen helper
or maid; refs. AID. 2-O2S2.
GIRL. colored wishes day work. nc
PTiidayy. Ell yyasa9s a9s Sunday no cooking
GIRL. colored. wants. days work
Monday and Thursday; or a full
time job. Ref. HU. 3-6443.
GIRL, colored. wants 2 days work
Mon; Tues, exp. cleaner. TU.
GIRL, colored. desires morning work
HOUSEKEEPER, white, good cook
PrefeE live in suburbs. $S6 week
Evening star., 1954-01-10
BARRIERS

FLORIDA BARBERING COLLIDE.
Jacksonville Fla.
STUDY STOCK MARKET
Do you want to learn how to invest
in securities for % protection of
principal, (2) good dividends, or
(3I price appreciation? Evening
class starts Feb. 3. Box lab,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper.. books started.
kept, part time all tax returns: local
refs, prompt. reas. JU. 9-54O7
ACCOUNTANT and once mgr, wide
experience. wholesale and retail.
construction. hotel, auto, real estate;
iaundries; gen; pir ldsr;; a.,a! statements all
ACCT. ..BOOKKEEPER 49, EXP. col
grad, dep:ndsole. Let's talk it over
ADV. SALES prom. andLor pub. rela.
Top refs oart time, 500 monthly
B0oKKEEPiNG, taxes, audit: day or
BOY, colored. Is. desires Job as dish;
fims, Tasher 1u pusesyy; 4osyss porter etc III full
BRANCH MANAGER
Or collection panager; IL years ex;
small loans. Cali johnson s-scsS'
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, 35. married,
with family; own home: B.B.A; de-
gree plus l year graduate school.
veteran, 10 yrs experience in bust.
ness. including. sales. personnel
%S% poey naFna bdsness dssres msm snd
connection with progressive company
IN the WASHINGTON area; excellent
references; Mr.. STEPHENS. Az
CARPENTER. expert in all types con-
DgITcH, RE. 7-373a; Sun, Ju. s.
CARPENTER. painter. tcoloredp; ex:
Ps5 nds STn oS repSi4s ,SSls aRd WA tTa9i9 5i96 all
CHEF COOK available. Al refs;
hotel: clubs and restaurant exper.
COCKTAIL Il WAITER. lisht food; Serv-
iceman desires part time or night.
Also excel. bartender. Box 176-X'
CoNsTRUcTION ENGINEER-Good
general experience. Phone co.
cooNssTrRsucTIoN ENGINEER. land
CONTRADICTION FH6 SsSF s6Frs s'sE age sa ia
miliar. all types structures. grad.
C.E.. handle layout, supervision, ex-
pediting; available Immediately.
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
Young and aggressive. experienced in
all types of bldg. const., estimating,
PURCHASING and handling of Subcon-
tractors. from beg. to end; also
qualified as archt. and surveyor;
highest refs. Box 13.-B. Star.
CREDIT SPECIALIST available: II
years experience with D IL B ir
credit and financial analysis. Prior
sales experience. Ability to meet and
work with all levels in industry. ia.
DENTAL TECH.-Exper. set-up man.
Clasp. bar and all-round plate
work. Box 369-E. Star.
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Certified thoroughly exper. JU. =
1855.
DRUG CLERK and cigar man; 1S
years exper. sales and reliable. HU.
S-S292.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
SALESGIRLS
SALESGIRLS

For dry cleaning stores in
D. c., Arlington and Alex
andria: experience desired:
excellent salary, commission
on sales and profit sharing
paid weekly. A real future for
those who qualify. Apply 2035
West Virginia ave, me-; in
Arlington. 5000 Lee hwy; in
Alex, 513 1st ST., Virginia
Theater Bldg.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
sITUATIoNs-DoMESTIc

CHILD CARE. "a. hrs. or day care;
private licensed home. Excellent care
HA. 2-7SS2.
COOK OR MAID. colored woman. ex-
perienced. reliable; dey or part
time. DE. 2-155O.
COOK. houseworker for business peo-
pie; no Sun. holidays. Live out
Recent refs. LA. 6-4379 after . pm.
COOK, DINNER prepared evenings;
cleaning and laundry also. baby
sitter. refs. Ii. 6-4504.
.W.--PLAIN COOKING
5-DAY WEEK-GOOD REFERENCES
RELIABLE. DU. 1-S974
Evening star., 1954-01-10

DRUG CLERK and cigar man; Is
yearg exper. sales and reliable. HU.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
We are seeking the services OF a
Young woman who is ANXIOUS to be-
come associated with a large stable
ORGANIZATION on permanent basis
4d-hr week: excellent fringc-benefl,
prograln. Neat IN appearance. pleas
ing prEsanalitg, prev. ONCE exper;
desired Reasonable shorthand and
typing REQUIRED. Give complete ce-
tails regarding experience. education.
personal data and salary desired.
Box 1i-A. Star
Evening star., 1954-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ALTERATIONS-Now is
the time to repair or add that club
room. remodel the attic. or any gen.
eral repair Va. only. No down
pymt. easy terms. Ov. 3-0319.
alterations. attics shelv-
ing, cabinets: off-season prices; free
estimates, 10. 2-l639. -16
ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs: commercial or residential
Free estimates. WA. 7-7lS6.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, ATTICS.
Jalousies, kitchens painting. porch
eS: repairs. Have it done right. Call
WHITE. LO. I-6517 -l2
AND REMODELING-Let
u help you design and build. II I
don't estimate, We both lose. D. A
Butt Err, JU. 9-Su52 --l2
alterations. attic fin-
fShed, dormer windows, stairway.
rec. rms. UN. 4-34al. Ill
ADDITIONS-Attic and bsmt rms,
Colorized with beautiful panels by
Johns-Manville certified contractor
Roofing, siding and other improve
mentS. Free estimates. Monthly
payments. A e. A CO.. LA. 6-1SS2.
ALTERATIONS, porches
1alousie Enclosures; sketches or esti-
mates free: all work guaranteed: no
money down. SO mos. to pay. SECO
SALES. JU. 5000. Day or night.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

Garden. poultry. small animals Ev-
erything furnished. Small salary to
start. No objection to child. Box
lOs-B. Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

36i-E. Star. Ill
woman, perfect homemRker desires
position as housekeeper for single
lady or gentleman. AID. 2-35l9.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

CARPENTRY - Porches. steps, ga
RACES. floors. partitions; free esti-
mates; white mechanics. JACK
SPARK@, HO. 2.S430.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
RESIDENT MANAGER

For Count apt. project in Montgom-
cry Co. area. State age. exper. and
background. Reply Box Gle, Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
BRANCH MANAGER

Or collection manager: IL years ex.
perience all phases credits and
small loans. Call johnson 2-5097.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

VETERAN needs position, experienced
timekeeper. once work and clerk in
store. Call LU. 2-5420. .,
WHITE WOMAN wants housework by
day: references; no COOKING. AD.
POSITION wanted as companion to
elderly woman by refined woman.
experienced executive. good nurse.
'putter": free to travel: references.
YoGNG IADY, : yrs sec. exper.,
desires fun or part time clerk-typist
position: prefer Bethesda area: refs
Young WOMAN. Substantial polit-
ical and public relations eXper.
avail. to rep. n. c. Box i6-A, Star.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL,
lots cleared; reasonable prices. We
are insured Call LO. 0-25O0. -
Evening star., 1954-01-10

PLUMBING SERVICE
Start the new year with a new bath
or powder room--3 pieces, S"95,
YOUNGSTOWN cabinet sinks. S9a as
and Sl29.95; 30-gal. hot-wster
heaters, 500. Major repairs; quick
service. ME. S-9303. ST. $1,000.
a CLARKE
Evening star., 1954-01-10

SO WEEKLY
. Sales experience helpful but not nee
eSsary. TELECOLOR CORPORA
: TION, 1740 K st. NV, RIM. ): Do
not phone. -l3
Evening star., 1954-01-10

COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Mondays and Tuesdays. AID. 2-OSo6.
COLORED WOMAN desires days
work or full time. IL 4-1@I.
Col. WOMAN, desires days work or
baby sitting evenings; references
10. 3-4293
col. WOMAN, wants job as maid or
nurse, days wk. LU. 2-6337.
ICOLORED WOMAN. wants days
work Mon, Wed, Thurs; exp. Ii.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09
Jewish Martyrs:

Many books have been publish
ed on the Warsaw Ghetto, on the
Nazi mass murders of Jews there,
and on the courageous uprising
against the Nazis Now the
Club of Polish Jews in New York
has published an anthology on
the Warsaw Ghetto containing
selections from more than 800
books, pamphlets and unpublish-
ed documents The book
which appeared under the title
Martyrs and Fighters gives
vivid picture of the inhuman suf-
ferings of the Jews in Warsaw
from the very first day when the
German army entered the city
until the liberation of the ruined
city Edited by Philip Fried
man, noted Jewish historian, the
anthology represents permanent
record of both Nazi barbarism
and Jewish heroiSm The Sc
lection of the material for the
volume was done in a way which
gives the reader a chronological
idea of the tortures which the
100000 Jews in Poland suffered
under the NaziS Due to the
efforts of Macmillan Friede, a
former Jewish judge in Warsaw,
the volume will find its way into
hundreds of libraries in the Uni
ted States l.. An appreciation in
the book reveals that the Anti
Defamation League of the B'nai
Birth ''has helped generously" to
make the anthology "a permanent
record for the annals Of history"
DR.. Friedman, editor of MAR
tyrs and Fighters" lived through
the German occupation of Poland
A distinguished scholar, he
was founder and director of Po-
lands Central Jewish Historical
Commission whose records pro-
vided author John Hersey with
much of the material for his best
selling ''The Wall" Since 1949,
DR.. Friedman has been Dean of
the Jewish Teachers Seminary of
New York and a teacher at Co.
lumbia University ;.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09
Bond Conference Determin-
ed to Back up Israel in
Struggle Against Arab
Hostility
WASHINGTON. D. c.

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Ex-
pressing determination to stand
behind the people of Israel in re-
sisting and overcoming Arab hos
tility, the first international Plan
ming Conference for Israel last
weekend launched a worldwide
campaign for the sale of Israel
Bonds, to strengthen the economy
of Israel in the present crisis.
By unanimous vote the three
lay international Conference
which brought together more
than 900 delegates from the Uni
ted States, Canada, Latin America
and Western Europe in the most
representative meeting on Israel
ever to be held in this country,
pledged their devotion, comrade-
ship and resources to the people
of Israel to help them resist and
overcome Arab hostility, to pre-
serve their freedom and to build
a productive democratic life in
peace"
In an atmosphere of great con-
Germ for the future of Israel, the
Conference officially inaugurated
worldwide campaign to raise
SIS, 100000 in 1854 out of total
Bond Issue of $35O,OOO,OOO for the
industrial and agricultural devel-
opment of Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09
Campaign to Restore
HitIer's Ban on Shechituh
Grows in Germany

FRANKFURT, (JTA) - Even
though only a few thousand Jews
in all of Germany purchase
kosher meat, agitation for a re-
vival of Hitler's prohibition of
kosher slaughtering has grown to
disturbing dimensions in recent
weeks.
The current issue of one of Ger
many's largest news magazines,
which exerts great influence on
public life, devotes five columns
to the problem" quoting copi-
ously from an inflammatory two
page illustrated spread that ap-
peared in a butchers trade maya
zine last January.
Concerted and organized de-
mands for the outlawing of kosher
slaughtering are being received
by the Bonn Ministry of Food and
Agriculture. Most astounding is a
petition of DR.. Walter Kolb, who
signs it not as head of the Ger
man Animal Protection League
but also as Lord Mayor of Frank
furt. II consider" he says in his
communication, "the reserve with
regard to Shechitah heretofore
shown by the German Animal
Protection League no longer ap-
propriate, and request that you
take steps which will bring about
cancellation of the Military
Government decree"
The decree referred to was en-
closed by the Allies in 1916 to
permit the killing of fowl and
cattle according to Jewish ritual.
If it were not rescinded, the Nazi
anti Shechitah law of April 1888
would, in the view of certain
German experts, be automatically
reinstated. This contention is
based on the argument that the
Nazi law was a humane and not
an anti-Jewish measure.
The Conference of German
Rabbits holds that the repeal of
all Nazi legislation applies with
particular force to Hitler's first
anti-Jewish law, namely that pro-
hibiting Schechita. Also, and aside
from the untenability of the al
legations against it, the Jewish
mode of slaughtering is protected
by virtue of the Constitutional
safeguards against religious dis
elimination. The rabbis also point
to the improperly and incon-
gruity of Germans usurping the
right to brand as inhumane a
Jewish religious law. in the name
of law signed and promulgated
by Adolph Hitler.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09

j. HAMBURG
In what may have been the
naost memorable Jewish musical
event in a long time, the world
premiere of the late composer
Arnold Schoenberg's magnificent
opera, Moses and Aron," took
place two weeks ago in North
Germany's largest concert hall
and was relayed to audiences
throughout Europe by broadcast
ing networks in three countries.
Vienna-born Schoenberg, the
foremost pioneer of atonal music,
was " years old when he passed
away at Los Angeles in 1851.
Keenly interested in Jewish SUBJ
jects, he created this compelling
musical epic just before the blight
of Hitlerism descended upon Ger
rnany's cultural life. He himself
wrote the libretto for the entire
work, but provided the music and
orchestration for two of the three
acts only.
In the tone images painted by
Schoenberg and in the poetical
grandeur of the text, an intense
drama of ideas comes alive. It is
based on the Pentateuch account,
in Exodus, of the relationship be-
tween Moses and Aron.
Departing from the traditional
Jewish Interpretation, Schoenberg
represents the two brothers as
protagonists of rival conceptions
of life. In the first act, the Divine
voice calls to Moses the shepherd
from the burning bush, telling
him to lead the people of Israel
from Egyptian slavery assigning
Aron to speak for him. In the Sec
ond act, Moses has remained on
Mount Sinai for 40 days. At the
foot of the mountain, the people
despair Of his return and insist
that Aron make them a Golden
Calf. This he does.
The idol, to Schoenberg, is the
symbol of mans inner thralldom,
of the Moloch of power. Before it,
orgies of voluptuous indulgence
are celebrated-until Moses re-
turns and, in a frenzied rage,
smashes the Tablets of the Law.
Despondent, he then sinks to the
ground. Here Schoenberg's or
chestration ends.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09
Moses and Aron" Accepted
in Germany

Among the listeners were
Schoenberg's widow Gertrude,
who flew here from Los Angeles
together with their pretty daugh-
ter Nuria, who was born in Spain
at the time he stayed there to
complete "MoSes and Aron."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-04-09
BY SAM MILLER

Copyright, 1854, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)
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Evening star., 1954-11-16
o. {. S. Meets Tonight

Columbia Chapter lis Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star will
meet tonight. rather than to-
morrow night, as erroneously re-
ported in the Eastern Star COLI
umn Of The Star last Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-11-16
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Evening star., 1954-11-18
Court UphoIds Right
I0f Senate Secrecy
On Committee Data

Actions of the Senate in keep
ing secret certain information
cleaned by committees today was
upheld by Federal Judge Charles
F. Mclaughlin in the u. S. Dis
trict Court for the District of
Columbia.
The judges ruling came dur
ing attempted questioning of two
staff members of the Mccarthy
subcommittee on Investigations.
Attorney David Scribner was at
tempting to show that Senator
Mccarthy or members of his
committee or staff had discussed
the disciplining of General Elec-
trio Co. employees with company
officials.
Mr.. Scribner is representing
the United Electric, Machine and
Radio Workers Union in a suit
against the company. The union
has been expelled from the CIO
as Communist dominated.
Union Charges Plot.
The union is charging that
the company conspired with
members Of the Mccarthy group
in formulating a policy, whereby
G. E. workers who invoke the
fifth amendment when ques-
Evening star., 1954-11-18

toned as to Communist ties, are
subject to dismissal.
The union asserts that this
policy. as announced, violates
a union contract and infringes
upon the constitutional rights
of the workers.
Another plaintiff in the case
is John Nelson, president of the
Erie Pa.) local of the union,
who was discharged after he re-
fused to answer questions as to
alleged Communist affiliations
put to him by Senate Judiciary
subcommittee.
The first witness called today
by Mr.. Scribner was c. George
Anastos, assistant counsel for
the Mccarthy subcommittee.
Arrangements" Asked About.
My. Scribner asked him
whether he or Roy Cohn, former
counsel for the committee, had
made arrangements" with GE
officials in Schenectady in 1868
whereby certain employees would
be quizzed by the subcommittee
and then suspended or dis
charged from their jobs if they
invoked their constitutional safe
guards.
Attorney Donald O'Donnel,
representing the witness, object
ed to the question on the
grounds that the Senate resolu-
ton which enabled Mr.. Anastos
to answer the subpoena specific
ally forbade him to answer ques-
tions bearing on the GE situa-
tion and further limiting his
Evening star., 1954-11-18

testimony to Identification Of
certain documents.
Mr.. Scribner argued that the
Senate had a right to keep secret
only information bearing on for
eign relations or military secrets
But Judge Mclaughlin in bar
ring the question held that in
ternal security may be involved
and he upheld the right to sec
recy in such matters.
Other Questions Forbidden.
Other questions were similarly
barred. They had to do with
the nature of certain hearings,
the presence of certain persons
and alleged discussions between
Senator Mccarthy or members
of his committe with General
Electric officials.
The judge declared the issue
was novel" one, but upheld
the privilege invoked in the Sem
ate resolution.
The next witness was James
N. Juliana. acting executive di-
rector Of the Senate subcommit-
tee. who declined to answer If
he had produced certain docu-
ments called for in the subpoena.
His refusal was upheld.
Attorney Gerhard Gesell, rep
senting General Electric, told the
court that Mr.. Scribner had
taken depositions from certain
company officials and that others
would willingly testify in court
to what Mr.. Gesell termed "the
fantastic" charge of conspiracy.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Army Private, II, Killed
When Auto Hits Tree

A 21-year-old Army private
from Steubenville, Ohio. was
killed early today when his car
hit a tree on Georgia avenue
near Peabody street NV.
Pvt. John Tegano, stationed at
Walter Reed Army Medical Gen.
ter. was pronounced dead at
1880 am. at Emergency Hos
pital. His death was the Dis
trict's 46th traffic fatality so far
this year, as compared with 81
at this time last year.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
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