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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-01
West Palm Beach, Florida

wives, their children, their flocks,
their gold, their silver, and their
other riches that they had borrow
ed from the Egyptians, and they
left Egypt. The people took with
them their dough, which had not
been leavened; they bound it up
in their clothes and put it on their
shoulders. The sun baked I'M
leavened cakes of the dough. This
occurred, because they were
thrust out of Egypt and could not
tarry to finish their bread.
Somewhat later. the pharaoh
became sorry that he had let all
the slaves. who had built his cities
and worked his fields. go. He
took his best men and sixty chosen
chariots of Egypt. along with cap
tains for all of fne chariots. and he
pursued the Israelites. to wage
war and bring them back to
Egypt.
When the Israelites saw the
pharaoh, they became frightened
and accused Moses of bringing
them there to die. Moses told
them, that God was with them,
and they would witness a miracle
that day that had not been seen
before. Moses lifted his staff and
struck it upon the sea; and the
sea was divided, so that the Is
raelites could pass over it onto
dry land. Then, the Egyptians fol-
lowed them into the sea, and
Moses raised his staff and struck
it upon the sea once more. And,
again, the waters were joined. All
of the Egyptians and their horses
were drowned that day.
The Israelites had come into
Egypt with but seventy souls.
They departed with 100000. They
were in Egypt for 430 years. When
they left. they took with them
Joseph's bones. as he had asked
them to do.
God then proclaimed an ordi-
nance, through Moses, to the Is
raelites, that Passover would be-
gin on the fourteenth day of
Nison, in the evening. For seven
days, only unleavened bread
would be eaten. Leavened bread,
or anything resembling it, should
not be found in the Jewish home.
Instead of the Passover sacrifice,
as it was in the days of old, the
Jews celebrate with the Seder,
during the first night in Israel,
and during the first two consecu-
tive nights, in all other lands.
The Seder is a ritual. observed
in almost every Jewish home. The
entire family gathers at festival
table. and the head of the house.
hold recites the history Of Jacob
and his coming TO Egypt. the try
ing times Of our predecessors. and
all Of the miracles that God per-
formed until the time that they
were freed. AT the Seder. un-
leavened bread and bitter herbs
are eaten. and four glasses of wine
are had by all. The youngest SON
asks his father the well-known
four questions. The Seder is the
most beautiful Of Jewish customs.
On the first two days, and on
the last two days, no work of any
manner may be done. The four
remaining days are half holidays.
During the eight days, Jews go to
synagogues and recite special
prayers. (Only in Israel is Pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Tips on GoIf-from Experts

Seven tournament stars show you how to improve
your game, in words and pictures Don't miss
Merrell Whittleseys article-in The Star Pic
torial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

lima in 1859, continued calm
as the jury filed in after one and
a half hours elaboration and
announced its verdict. His law
yer said Immediately that it will
be appealed.
The defense had asked that
Scales remain freq under the
$4,000 bond posted by his
mother. Mrs. A. M. Scales OF
Greensboro, last December 81.
Mrs. Scales said as a defense
witness that her son told her he
had become a Communist in or
der to try to help his fellow
man.
Excerpt Read to Jury
The jury returned to the court
room after 40 minutes delibera-
ton to hear part of the testi-
mony read. The excerpt was
from the testimony of Charles B
Childs. one of two Government
witnesses who said they were
undercover informants within
the party for the FBI. The jury
wanted to 60 over his story of q
school for Outstanding" young
Communists he said was held
under Scales direction, on the
farm of William and Eleanor
Binkley near Walnut Cove, N. C
The other FBI undercovel
man was Ralph Clontz. Char.
lotte lawyer.
! The Governments only othel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
.ScoIes Gets Six Years
On Red Plot Charges

GREENSBORO. N. c.. April %
R.-Communist Junius I. Scales
today was sentenced to six years
in prison for advocating over
throw of the United States Gov
eminent by force and violence.
He had been convicted last night.
Federal District Judge Albert
v. Bryan. of Alexandria. Va.
refused to let Scales continue
on bail pending an appeal to the
United States Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals.
The maximum sentence could
have been 10 years and a $4,000
fine. Scales told the court, II
am innocent of the charges in
this case"
AS chairman of the Communist
Party's Carolinas District he was
charged with knowing that the
party sought to overthrow the
Government by force and vilonce
and with working toward that
end.
Denounces Trial
Reading a statement, Scales
said, MY beliefs cannot be tried
in court"
He said it is impossible to try
anyone for what he believes.
This jury had small oppor-
tunity to make such a study with
the rags and tatters of unfamil-
lar books, distorted by Govern
ment witnesses" he said.
He said the trial was "for all
the world like a medieval heresy
trial"
The 35-year-old Scales was
the second person convicted
as an individual under the
Smith Act. The other was
Claude Lightfoot, also an adj
mitted Communist. Lightfoot
was convicted in Chicago last
January and given five years and
a $4,000 fine.
Nine Days of Trial
For nine days a jury of nine
men and three women here
heard testimony and arguments
on charges that:
The Communist Party advo-
Gates overthrow of the Govern
ment by force and violence;
Scales was a member. knowing
this to be the party goal, and he
worked to bring it about,
Scales, granddaughter of A. M.
! Scales, Governor of North Caro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Science Fair
Set to Open

Washington's Ninth Annual
Science Fair will open at z pm.
tomorrow in the Mckinley High
School gym. with some 600 ex-
hibitS representing the best of
5000 entries prepared by high
school students of the area.
Two winners will be picked to
represent the city at the National
Science Fair in Cleveland. Ohio
If the sponsors can find some
body willing to pay for the trip.
Washington seems to lack
financial means to supply this
assistance to our gifted stu
DENTS" said Keith C. johnson.
head of the District schools
science department. ITO me
this is tragic. We could still
use this reward as an incentive
for continued work in science
and mathematics"
Mr.. johnson said the lack of
the trip to the national COMPETE
ton may hurt future fairs. The
schools and scientific societies
sponsor the fair.
The fair, free to the public.
will be open tomorrow from Z
pm. to 10 pm; Sunday, / pm.
to 10 pm; Monday. 8 am. to
10 pm, and Tuesday, 9 am. to
5 pm.
Winners will be announced at
the opening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22

witness was ex-Communist John
Lautner. who testified the party
was firmly committed to violent
revolution.
After the verdict. Scales told
newsmen. my party has never
advocated force and violence"
Scales did not testify. One of
his main reasons. he said, was
that every Smith Act defend
ant who has taken the stand in
his own behalf has received an
additional sentence because
they refused to name persons as
Communists who would suffer
as a result. The other reason is
that I think the Government
completely failed to make a
case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
IT WAS LIKE THIS ALL THE WAY OVER
Peron Quits Smoking,
Sturts Chain Reaction

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.
April 20 GA few weeks ago
President Juan D. Peron quit
smoking after many years of
chainsmoking black cigarettes.
Today the Argentine govern
ment announced that $4,000 doc
tors have been enlisted in an
educational campaign against
excessive use of tobacco. 1t is
designed to convince youths
they should never start the habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Lacy in Conference
With Eisenhower q.
BY the Associated Press

William S. B. Lacy, new United
States Ambassador to Korea,
conferred with President Eisen-
hover today.
He told reporters he is leaving
New York Monday by plane for
Seoul via London, Paris, Rome
and Hong Kong. He would not
discuss his talk with the Presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Ed Sullivan

Mr. Sullivan's breezy Little Old New York" COL
umn is one of the many interesting features Of
The Sunday Stars great Amusement Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Women Make Better
School Bus Drivers!

So says William H. Ebhardt,
transportation supervisor of Fairfax County Schools.
the 21a-ton school buses
The Stars Pctorials exclusive picture-story-part
of the good reading, in your Sunday Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Cord Required

Unless they have a card of
company responsibility" issued
by a government sponsored
agency, construction firms in
Spain now are not granted work
contracts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
This Week Magazine


Every program for the coming week is listed in
readable type and the most convenient form for
your ready reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
Francis Stonn and Burton Howkins
Moke-it Fun

New do-it-yourself feature for youngsters, in The
Sunday Star Comic Section. Easy-to-follow pic
toral directions mean hours of fun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-22
The Growth Of Springfield, Va.

Third of series of articles illustrated with aerial
photographs, on the growth Of residential COM
munities surrounding the nations capital.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
THE SUNDAY STAR B-3
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, AUGUST ., 1855
HELP--WoMsN

DISTRICT MANAGER - Experiences
IN direct sales or direct sales man
agement preferred. Interested only
In woman in habit of earning
$4,000 or more annually, Must be
able to learn I,od to hire, a5. train and =,
responsibility and income possible
for woman selected. For app't for
personal Interview. Box 4s0-s, Star,
giving address. phone number and
past experience. -S
DR. assistant, type -- Sc. $50
Lab; and, x-ray techs open
Medical secy. $1,000
MEDICAL & PLACEMENT 'rlcHz AdENSGT cGsn
924 10th st, NV.
DRUG CLERK-Must know cosmet-
les, full time. good pay. paid vaca-
tlon. group hospitalization. other
ON PHARMACY. 11401 Ga. ave.
-12
ASSISTANT - Young
woman OF literary ability for posi-
tion in headquarters national assn.
College educ. and proofreading ex-
perience preferred, some tipping
essential. Opportunity for advance
ment. Excellent working conditions:
air cond., 37k-hr. wk.. "a DAYS
an. w.. hosp. ins. Reply fully. stat
ing expert. and salary expected.
Box 141-S, Star. 5
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored,
must be. #. 8 in. or over; not
larger than IA; neat and at
tractive. Apply ANNAPOLIS HO.
TEL. LII H st. NV. 0 to 8. u
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HELp-WokaEN

BEAUTICIAN. AIAN1CURIsTI NJ
cense. no experience needed; per.
manent waving. tinting; top
salaTyi modern bus. salon. Can "a
BEAUTY OPERATOR, with mana
gers license, TO manage hotel beau
~, Y salem Ss. sasTY os EM sHd Ssas ~ o.
1864: ewes, cali JU. S-4747. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and
commission. MARTINl'S STUDIO.
1922 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. OIL,
4-3b54; ewes. JU. s.4747. -
BEAUTY OPERATORS, good per-
manent wavers: top salary and
CONN.,; steady work, 5-day week
BEAUTY CENTER. 1872 Eye St
NV -S
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part or full
time: exper., pleasing personality; I;
guarantee plus SOC comm; good
working conditions. RENE HAIR
6TYLIST. W. Hyattsville. Call Mon.
through Sat. HA. 2-9670.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. Marvellous op.
to make top money. Pleasant. Con-
genial shop; comfortably air condi.
tioned LILLIAN CRAMER. 111t
18th st. NV, co. 5-4043. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around
good salary, plus commission. Falk
Church, call JE. 2-0323;
ssbSS1 EEffSsse hGs %
of posting; nice neat appearance
good telephone voice: start at $5(
per week: 5-dey week, $50 to B.
BILT-WELL CO., AID. 2-22SS' 2214
BooRkSEfEPER. Il experienced doubl.
snsTy asrsrdI t9s nsScaEo vs 4oSf SS pps6
vacation and other employe bene-
tits. ov. 3-o350. MR.. BATTEN-
BooKKEEPER, complete charge Of
general ledger. accounts payable
payroll: $50; 5-day week. Call Ma
BSokKEfPING SISsid fPI aPDti rRArNEE, peril peril a.
Must have aptitude for tisures
some bookkeeping experience deSir;
| ed; 35-hour week. air-conditioned
once. Paid vacation and sick leave.
Apply 1722 L st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. advertising agenc5
exper. rec; GSS 5aday week; air-cond
BaoKkEfPER. Sdis sGf sS61s sood stat Opportunity;
oiough knowledge. capable. Of
handling heavy volume, start as
assistant, handling purchase books,
cash dispersements. bank recon-
citations, payrollS, etc. wanted py
construction company, located n
Hyattsville. Reply giving complete
information, including age. to Post
once BOX 329, Eyattsville, Md.
B0OkKEEPER ASST. with auto;
exper. pref. air-cond. once: good
sal and working cond., See Mr..
BUCHNER, CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 1901 oronoco st.. Alex. Va.
BooKKEEPER-FuI charge: air
cond mfg. plant. Salary open.
ADply in person. 745 BOTH 81. ne.
BooKKEEPER. light filing. cost
records for building firm. Write
BooakkEEPISG oSa KEEP Sesf MACHINE OPERA
TOR. for leading real estate once;
5-day wk. permanent position;
conveniently located air-cond, ONCE.
Reply giving fun details and salary
desired to Box 235-S, Star.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, experienced: must type: B.
day week. air-condttioned ONCE
Apply in person, afternoon only,
TO Mrs Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
PIECES. INC. oil 9TH st. ~
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TORS (2), age Is to 80, high school
graduates, 5-day week, good hours.
usual company benefits. Apply to
THE CITY BANK, 9th and Mass.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
SALARY OPEN

REQUIREMENTS Broa d
technical background COW
ering several engineering
and scientific fields; ex-
perience in conducting
comprehensive surveys;
thorough knowledge of in
formation sources; high
level experience in dealing
with various private and
governmental organiza-
tions. Should have held
supervisory position or
have experience in plan
ming and programming;
exceptional ability to pre-
sent programs orally and in
writing in a lucid, brief and
precise manner; energetic,
alert and receptive to new
ideas; capable of original
thinking and mature sound
judgment.
DUTIES: Wide latitude In
conduct of responsibilities
which include: Survey OF
military and commercial
requirements in order to
develop new products with
in the capabilities and IA
cilities of our engineering
and manufacturing plant;
initiation OF a broad pro-
gram of improvement to
existing products; planning
and conducting of indi-
vidual product require
mentS surveys and indi-
vidual product development
programs; estimating OF
costs, material and man
power needs for proposed
programs; direction of our
New Products Development
organization.
ALL REPLIES WILL BE PROCESSEr
PROMPTLY AND IN CONFIDENCE
Send complete details OF
your qualifications to
BOX 4S4-S. Star
Evening star., 1955-08-07

BOYS. VETS. 1925: travel 86
States; draw acct to start; avg.
S75 wk. after training. Mr. Hal
stead. q. g. EMPL. SER, 1724 2
NV. (6th foor). 10 a.m.-1 pm.
BOYS. l6 or II: can earn 81 .25 an
hr. Neat. white, refined. See Mr.
Champagne. 1918 Que st. nv. 2 TO
pm: only, Sun; No ph. calls. .
store: opportunity for qualified per
son. Call MR.. BROWN. OIL. 4
MAN, to install aluminium storm
windows and doors: reliable and re-
sponSible salary open. OIL. 4-O6O1
MAN FOR UNIT. backhos operator:
guaranteed 40-hr. wk. Call ~.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
HELP-AEk

TAILOR, experienced only. 70
nxTE store ExesiIent IVo Opportunity for the
one who qualities. State age. ex-
perience and salary expected. Box
Evening star., 1955-08-07

CLERICAL POsTTION-For recent
high school graduate. 6-dsy week.
CLERK, for air-cond. gift shop: full
time; exper. Apply In person, 1855
CLERK for national magazine cir
culation dept. 1880 yrs. Good
for 36-hr, week. BOX 229-M' Star
CLERK, white, general ONCE work,
typing desirable, but not essential;
b-day week. steady advancement.
c. e. BRIDDELL CO., 3746 10th
st. ne. --l3
CLERKS for general once activi-
ties: 40-hr., 5-day week. excellent
company benefits for the 2 who
qualify. Pleasant working condi-
SEARS. RoEBucK a. CO.
nQn0 u CT N L
Evening star., 1955-08-07
HELp-MEN

MAN, no experience necessary, for
consumer finance once. See MI.
Jones, ALLIED FINANCE CORP,
a0oE IA ave-. Silver Spring. --o
Evening star., 1955-08-07
WANTED
BARBER

Apply 1870 18th at. NV. Good op-
portuntty for proper man. Salary
guaranteed Ts
Evening star., 1955-08-07
UNITED STATES
CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

Exceptional opportunity for
: limited number Of expert
need salesmen to sell BUSI-
NESSMEN. Permanent career
with usual security benefits
with organizstion Of national
prestige. Many of our district
representatives make more
than $4,000 q year. Salary
of S125 per week plus bonus
opportunity during first 4
weeks Of training-you break
in at our expense. After train
ing period you can continue
on same salary and bonus
arransement OR II you ore
fer, you can choose the even
more liberal commission and
bonus arrangement. Prefer
men in 80 to so age bracket.
Car necessary. Open terri
tories: Washington and vicin-
tty, Arlington, Alexandria,
Northern and Western Viz
Rinia Applicants will be
screened carefully to select
only top caliber men with
good references. Those select
ed will be given personal
training by our regional man
ager. Interviews will be held
in Washington. For appoint
rnent write E. A. Champlin,
UNITED STATES CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE, 1924 Gray
bar Bldg, 420 Lexington ave,
New York II, N. r, swing
sales experience during past
f1ve yearh age and address.
Evening star., 1955-08-07

ACTIVE. retired man with ear e
contact builders. Factory dealer
OVERHEAD DOORS since 1927
CAN IA. 6-s1s6 or Il. e-3s45 fol
sERVIcEMAN. ihsSfE1fsiAi for major appliance
E1sRifd.: EasRfr s1a ., peadis ssssEs D % Te nay
permit. Apply J. 1. BATEMAN a
SON. 2004 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WANTED~Top broilsr man; for fne
restaurant. Apply 29o0 NJ st. NV
PULL OR PART TIME. no canvass,
inRi wholesale selling Of nationa
product Protected territory GH
EX-NAvY PERSONNEL MEN W
good pay, hospitAliEation and paic
vacation. Lu. 1928 bet" b-7 pm
PART.TIME Job for col, gov. en-.
ploye Serve dinner 5 nights q wk
fpS Roa work Sas,d si siS mo 5Sr RS5 6oo4s 5eRiIEs
Eams tiIns fHdAe intp cash. hoSs sell Advertisins
book matches. SPOT CASH comm
Amazing designs Every business
q prospect. Repeats. start with
out exper., men, women. Buy moth
ing. FREE SALES KIT tnrn
MATCH CORP. OF AMERICA
Dept. DE. CHICAGO Sc.
MAKE $50 TO $500 per sale. Exelu'
sive territories to salesmen ana dis'
tributors. NEW MIRACLE OuL'
DOOR LIGHTS sweeping country
Enormous demand from gas sta
tions, stores, night spots, drive -ins
auto agencies. Written money-beci
GUARANTEE elinches sales, NJ
samples. no investment, no hgnt,ns hgnMI
Co. Chicago 10. Ill. Established
Actual JOBS OPEN in o. 8 sout,
4FsveI 4n.Ii'A paid Write only Employ
ment info Center Room s4s,
sALARIED POSITIONS tmen) sS;'
600 to S35. 900. II you want Q posi-
tion in any area other than Wash.
ington. D. C.. our letter campaign
service viii be of interest to you
Our excellent reputation smonl
employees has been developed owe
q period OF 45 years procedure @
high standards Identity covered
Ask for particulars. r. W. BlXBY
INC. 667 Brisbane Bldg.. Buffalo o
N. Y.
PART TndE-FULL TINE
Marshall Field family owned enter
Rle' R%ho nee need sss-$ss weekly par
time line or siT0-SIS2 weekly ful
time. Age 1880. Must have higf
school education and be prepared
TO start Immediately II selected
For app't for interview call uN
Evening star., 1955-08-07
New Products
Development
SUPERVISOR

Unusual opportunity exists
in expanding engineering
and manufacturing plant
in the Baltimore-Washing-
ton area.
Evening star., 1955-08-07

WINDOW TRIMMER
Must be experienced. good employ.
ment opportunity. Year around
opening 5-day. 40-hour week
20ec discount on purchases. Paid
vacations and holidays. Free pen
sion plan. Many other dement's
Apply Immediately.
Woodward & Lothrop
Employment once. 9th floor mair
Evening star., 1955-08-07
TV OUTSIDE MAN
Transportation furnished
Montgomery County area
Excellent pay. JU. 5-l131.

TRUCK DRIVERS TO haul cinder
blocks. Good pay Must know city.
Cal OF 4-e433 -
TRUCK ROUTEMAN, truck driver
(whitel, for wholesale milk route.
Virginia area Of METROPOLITAN
washington. JE. 2-7300. -
TV REPAIR MAN. outside calls; car
furnished. DOwD's TV. 44le
Conn. ave. 10
Tv BENCH MAN, exper. for difncult
sets. Part-time ewes. or week ENDS.
AP 4-9636. Open today.
Tv SERvICEMAN. outside. with car.
Perm. position. Exper. and refs.
required. Please do not phone. Ap-
ply 2713 18th st. ne. any day
nv sERVICEMEN. inside and out
side mechanics: salary dependinR
upon ability WA 7-i9o2, Mr.
WAITER. white. top position. cock
tail lounge. young. experienced !.
best references required. For inter-
view. apply zoos Eye street NV.
WASHINGTON R 3 s ia o RA y 7
ASSOCIATION ~
Evening star., 1955-08-07

AUTO CASHIER Billing GLEN cLERk'
WITH ns%esr in p0iSn AIsS
Va: 40-hr.. wk.. paid vacation and
other employe benefits. OV. g.
$3.50. MR.. BATTENFELD. -
AUTO STENO... age 20 to as, good
working conditions. air-cond. Of
nee. permanent position; sl.T salary
SetWcen SpSR; ga IN. .os and Hpp: 4;So PM
BANK TRAINEE. age 21-30. white.
h. S. grad, This is q career oppor-
tunity and requires no experience;
s days, st. sal, S22b to $3.50 with
chance for rapid advancement: No
MENT ssE 1ee esSsGFaNs sSss9nFFs PIy rNc MANAak sate
BEAUTICiAN-Man or lady stylist,
dav: hours, o to 8. Salary and
SHOPPING CENTER. OIL. A. 42Ss.
BEAUTICIANs, full or part time.
over artists following and msnage..
ment Excel. opp, SP. 3-62o2. .:
needed badly, since We have lost
2 girls leaving city. Highest com
mission and salary. co. 5-O2S3
BEAuTICIAN, experienced for Isl
class beauty. salon. Good salary
ANNA THERESE, 1926 Conn. ave
NV, pu, 1-S700. IS
BEAUTIClAN experienced for
neiRhborhood shop Salary plus
commission: excellent working con-
SALON, 2si2 Alabama ave. Sc,
BEAuTIGi&S, IA 1IiaISi experienced Nv ali
around: 6-day week, closed Mon.
days: Iood opportunity for right
party: 1-Week vacation paid yearly;
$40 guaranteed and commission
LAND HAIRDRE5SERS. 46gt
Suitland rd.. across from the
Bs%UfY VopkRXToE. sll-roundi 9.
AZ As1fn:sSn :e%m.:aiss. r 'eHo,.. ,.'l.rI I