Jewish Servicemen Observe
Passover on Every Front

Jewish. Farmers Maj. Gen.. Wingate Save Samaritans
In U.S. Active in LaWrence of Judea - Notable Pleads
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JERUSALEM (ZOA)—A plea
Food Production attended
the . Quebec Conference.
to "the chosen . representatives

JWB Arranges Sedorim at All Camps and Bases Wherever
Allies are Fighting; 400,000 Boxes of Matzoth
and Other Supplies Shipped from U. S.

Increased Activity Reported
by Jewish Agricultural
Society
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Tonight, April 7, hundreds of thousands of Jewish men

and women in uniform all over the world will sit down at a
traditional Passover Seder service, symbolic of the age-old,
struggle against tyranny and slavery.
Active preparations for the Passover observance in the
armed forces was begun by the National Jewish Welfare

, Board last November, when the',
first carloads of matzoth were
shipped to distribution depots
and ports of embarkation. More
than 400,000 boxes of matzoth,
190,000 haggadoth, and other
Passover supplies have been dis-
tributed by JWB for the coming,
New York (JPS)—Cpl. Wer-
Sedorim, Frank L. Weil, presi-
ner Katz, a German-Jewish ref-
dent of the National JWB, an-
ugee, who is credited with being
nounces.
the first American soldier to kill
Arrange for Sedorim
As in former years, Jewish a Jap in the push into Burma,
communities - in • the. Caribbean
Islands, South America, Great
Britain, North Africa. F.gypt,
Palestine, Australia, New Zea-
land, Hawaii, India, Alaska, Iran
and elsewhere, will provide home
hospitality for many of the,
American men and women and
will cooperate with the Jewish
chaplains in arranging for com-
munal Sedorim. Supplies .a n d
funds will be furnished by the.
JWB. •

Refugee Who Killed
Jap at Burma Only
Slightly Wounded

Arrangements for the observ-
ance were made by Moritz M.
Gottlieb during his recent visit
to the South and Central Pacific
areas as special commissioner for
JWB. John Sills, JWB represent-
ative in the United Kingdom, has
CPL. WERNER KATZ
made similar arrangements- with
more than 160 British Jewish was only slightly wounded and
communities.
not killeid as had been previous-
ly reported. His brother, Julius
Go to Palestine
The Jewish community in Pal- Katz, in New York, received a
estine, where Dr. Harry David- telegram from the office of the
owitz represents JWB, will per- Adjutant General cancelling a
forme yeoman service this year.
The exodus will be recalled as previous message, - immediately
every Jewish warrior in Egypt rose from shivah (seven-day pe-
leaves for Palestine on a special riod of mourning) and telephon-
train provided by the South ed all his friends to invite them
African Army. They will be the to a party to celebrate the good
guests in • private hones in Tel news.
Aviv -and Jerusalem on the first
French Women Save
Seder.
Besides these large Sedori•.in Children from Nazis
populated places, the JWB, with
the cooperation of Christian and
NEW YORK (JPS)—At risk
Jewish Chaplains, has supplied to their personal safety, French
thousands of units and bases with women have engaged in syste-
supplies for smaller gatherings. matic snatching of Jewish chil-
Typical is a shipment of 15 boxes dren from cattle trains on which
of matzoth and a similar number the Gestapo is deporting t h e
of haggadoth which went to a yOungsters to Poland. Lurking
Jewish private who will conduct at railroad stations and at points
a Seder in the Bougainville where trains slowdown for re .-
jungle.
pairs, these women have man-
aged to • rescue hundreds of
Jewish children and have given
them 'sanctuary in French homes,
according to a Reuters dispatch
from London, quoting Madam
Lucie Aubrac, French under-,
JERUSALEM (ZOA)—A fac- ground leader just arrived in
ulty of dentistry has been in- London.
augurated at the Hebrew Uni-
versity at the initiative of the
Palestine Jewish Dentists' As-
sociation on the occasion of the
25th anniversary of its estab-.
lishment.
The association has grown
from four members to more
than 800, all fully certified den-
tists. It has undertaken the pub-
lication of its own professional
periodical entitled "Treatment
'of the Teeth."

Dentistry Faculty
Opened at Hebrew U.

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UMAN JEWS MASSACRED

MOSCOW (TYS)—All Uman
Jews were massacred by t h e
Nazis, according to dispatches
here from the Red Army on
that front.

Jewish - farmers in the United
States are making their contri-
bution on the food production
front according to the 43rd an-
nual report of ,,the Jewish Agri-
cultural Society, issued by Dr.
Gabriel Davidson, managing- di-
rector. The report deals with the
work of the Society to strengthen
and enlarge the AmeriCan Jewish
farm class. It also tells of Jewish
farmers' sons and daughters
"who are serving in every branch
of our combat forces."
The society guides Jews who
desire to go into farming. In the
past 10 years over 10,000 people
came to the Society for this ser-
vice, and 964 families were es-
tablished. Last year 771 sought
advice and 102 families, compris-
ing about 500 persons, were set-
tled on farms in six states.
Since its founding, the society
has granted 14,371 loans aggre-
gating $8,907,000 to Jewish farm-
ers in 40 states. Last year 227
loans were made to farmers in
12 states. This financial service
provides, a source of credit not
readily obtainable elsewhere.
Farm loans are made on smaller
margins or equity than are usual-
ly accepted by loaning agencies,
and their repayment is spread
over a term of years.
The society's agricultural ed-
ucation department maintains a
staff of agricultural experts who
bring to Jewish farmers agricult-
ural information on every con-
ceivable branch of farming. Dur-
ing 1943 these extension experts
made 3,134 visits, held 144 farm
meetings and demonstrations at-
tended by over 7,500 farmers. In
addition, advice and aid were
given to 2,429 who sought indi-
vidual consultation at the So-
ciety's office. .
The society's farm employment
department, the oldest special
ized farm employment agency in
the country, affords young Jews
the opportunity of • acquiring
agricultural training by actual
work on farms. Since its estab-
lishment • it has obtained farm em-
ployment for 19,669 young men.

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ANKARA (JPS-Balcor) —The
White Paper is a certain failure
at the termination of its first
five years, in the opinion of
that Britain will abide by the
Balfour : Declaration. • "It ap-
pears," he
e says, "that the same
factors which motivated -I3ritain
in the last war to establish a
Jewish Home, will now also
compel her to pursue the same
course."

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Fiery, Apr4 7, 1944

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The folowing details are related
in this connection:
"Wingate arrived in London,
on leave from his arduous cam-
paign in Burma. His wife was
in northern • Britain. Before he
could even change his clothes
he was ordered to proceed to
Quebec City_ to attend the con-
ference.
" 'Could I_ at least have 24
hours to see my wife?' Wingate
asked.
" 'No,' replied Churchill, 'the
matter is urgent You must leave
right away. But I'll tell you what
we :can 'do we'll bring her
along.'
"Mrs. Wingate was called and
told to proceed to a certain place
in the north immediately, not
even to wait to change her
things, and Scotland Yard men
took charge of her without indi-
cating what was happening. The
next thing she knew she was on
a plane headed across the ocean
for a rendezvous with her hus-
band at Quebec City."

of the Jewish people• at Jeru-
salem to save the rapidly dwind-
ling Samaritan community, now
numbering only 258 individuals,
from national and spiritual ex-
tinction was made by Yaaltov .
Benuzzi HaCohen, a Samaritan
notable, speaking at a meeting
held here under the sponsorship
of the Sons of the Yishuv Asso-
ciation.
Dr. Israel Ben Zeev, president
of the association, surveying the
history of the Samaritans, stress-
ed the fact that they are "pure
Israelites originating from the
seed of Joseph and the tribes of
Levi, Ephraim and Manasseh,
and that their law was the law
of Moses!'
The Samaritan leaders, who
participated in the function, dis-
closed that most of their children
attended Moslem and Christian
schools and that 60 children
were receiving no schooling at
all. All Samaritans present join-
ed in praying for the salvation
of European Jewry. The meeting
concluded with the recital the
A Staunch Zionist
Ten Commandments from a is an-
The Wingate story would be cient Samaritan Pentateuch by
incomplete without reference to the Samaritan High Priest.
his love for and knowledge of
the Bible. In times of stress, he
found suitable Biblical passages
with which to comfort and rally
his men to action.
Scholar, linguist, courageous
warrior, Wingate ,was one of the
most interesting . men of our
time.
Possessing a sense of justice
and having seen the fruits of
Jewish labors in Palestine, he
had become a staunch Zionist.
His wife and his mother-in-law
are philo-Semites and pro-Zion-
ists. Their . names are already re-
corded in golden letters in
Jewish history.

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