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Caucasian Jews observe the Seder ceremony with a
unique custom. Several families assemble together in the
home of their Chacham (Wise Man). In the course of the
services, an impressive dramatization is enacted: A knock-
ing, sounded by one of the young men masquerading as a
poor traveler from the Holy Land, is heard at the door.
When no answer is forthcoming, the young man calls and
asks for permission to enter. Following a lively conversation
in which the traveler gives no evidence of the fact that he
is a Jew, he is admitted into the room. He brings hearty
greetings from the sages of Jerusalem and assures the
gathering of the speedy redemption of all Israel.
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At the conclusion of the Seder service, each male Jew
of Morocco places a staff and pack over his shoulder and
rushes into the street shouting these words of the Haggadah:
"In this manner our forefathers went out of Egypt, their
kneading troughs bound up in their clothes upon their
shoulders."
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"Chad Gadya," the concluding hymn of the Haggadah,
written in Aramaic, aims at interesting children in the
Seder, as it is written in the same style as the nursery
rhyme, "This is the house that Jack built."
Another song of the Haggadah begins with: "Who
knows one? I have one: One is the Eternal, who is above
heaven and earth," and continues asking and entering ques-
tions up to this-teen. It is said that this was written especially
as a children's song, to keep them interested in the Seder
as it draws to a close. .

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The American Economic Com- in order to educate the public to
mittee for Palestine, which has this end.
until now particularly confined
itself to investigation of economic
conditions in Palestine, and to • LISTEN TO THIS
giving information relative to
Sincere Iloliday Greetings
these matters, has now decided to
It's grand to be a playwright
widen its sphere of activities par- . . . Here's Moss Hart, who re-
ticularly with reference to aiding cently spent a lot of money get-
the increase of Palestinian ex- ting himself psychoanalyzed—
ports to this country. and now hopes to get it back
Made in Detroit
In a statement recently pub- with a new play whose heroine,
by Detroiters
lished by this economic commit- is under psychoanalytical treat-
tee, it has pointed out the trade meat. .
Another new play, a
relations between America and musical, has been readied by Marc
Palestine as being quite abnormal. Blitzstein . . . It'll be called
1359 MONROE AVE.
Palestine imports from America No for an Answer" . . . Louis
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five times as much as it exports Schafer, producer of "Pins and
to the States. For example, in Needles," started life as a news-
1938, Palestine bought over $5,- paper ma n, having occupied,
000,000 worth of merchandise among other posts, that of labor
here, whereas merchandise im- editor of the Jewish Daily For-
Passover Greetings
ported from Palestine to Amer- ward.
DETROIT TYPEWRITER
ica for that year was hardlyNi
cc ext a timeyou t
the
It is important to note
in
movie t hriller announce
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that this last figure was reached in solemn tones that the victim
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MAKES
TYPEWRITERS
because of the import of potash has
h been poisoned with "pyroxy-
from Palestine to the value of genicine" or something of the
Sold - Rented - Repaired
$350,000. And, by the way, 1938 sort don't rush to the drug store
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was the first year that the Dead to ask for that chemical to send
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Sea potash was exported to to Hitler in a chocolate bar . .
America.
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All the fancy names used for
In view of the above mentioned lethal toxins in the films are
facts, the committee has decided phonies thought up by Dr. Leo
to inaugurate a campaign both M. Schulman, whose job it is to
to educate the public in these create plausible-sounding words
problems, and to acquaint them of that sort.
with the facts in order to help
to some extent at least to
straighten out the unfair propor-
PASSOVER GREETINGS
tion of imports and exports rela-
tive to Palestine and the United
With Best Wishes for a Joyous Holiday
States; and it is hoped that the
public will fulfill its duty by
purchase of Palestine products
You can buy quality Kosher meats with Confidence
whereby a normal trade exchange
can occur.
The committee points out that
Palestine products are admirably
suited for the American mar-
Kosher Meat (S Poultry Market
ket, both as far as their qualities
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and their prices are concerned.
Between Burlingame and Webb
They compare favorably with the
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best imported merchandise sold
in this country and, for example,
Phone HOGARTH 3042-3
the Famous Palestinian Carmel
Wines are in every way as fine
and as competitive a product as
imoprted wines of Southern Eu-
ropean states. The same applies
also to Palestinian honey, marma-
lades, chocolates, candies, and
FURS OF DISTINCTION
other food products. Of course
the artistic silver filigree work
of Palestine is deservedly re-
nowned, and in recent years a
wide range of novelties and
jewelry has been produced by
Jewish labor in Palestine.
At the request of the Pales-
tinian Societe Cooperative Vig-
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Ic-Zion, Zichron Jacob, and Rech-
Next Door to Perwein's
ovoth, Ltd., the producers of the
Famous Carmel Wines, the
American Economic Committee
for Palestine is cooperating with
the Palestine House, Inc., of 10
W. 28th St., New York City, and
The finest protection for your furs that mod-
its president, Rabbi I. M. Kowal-
sky, the sole accredited agents
ern science can offer—at small cost. Complete
for the Carmel Wines, in order
safety against fire, theft, heat and moths. Our
to increase the import of Pales-
Bonded messenger will call for your furs.
tinian wines to America.
It is the opinion of the com-
We also specialize in remodeling old fur coats
mittee that the larger consump-
tion of Palestinian wine would
in the latest styles at a surprisingly small cost.
greatly aid the improvement of
Bring in your furs and let us give you an
the economic conditions in Pales-
estimate.
tine, and the committee has un-
dertaken an extensive campaign

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