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LETS GO INTO THE LAND
OF EGYPT, WHERE WE SHALL
SEE NO WAR, NOR. HEAP_ THE
OF THE TRUMPETS NOR_
BE HUNGRY FOR BREAD - AND
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THERE WILL WE DWELL'

BUT TROUBLE SOON COMMENCED,
FOR GEOALIAH WAS SLAIN BY A
MAN WHO DISTRUSTED HIM -----

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FROM THE BOOK OF
JEREMIAH IN ALL T
VERSIONS OF THE

bIBLE

• SPELLED JEREMIAS THE DOUAY VERSION

AND THE LORD 000 SAYS, VOU
MUST NOT GO INTO EGYPT, BUT
REMAIN HERE IN YOUR. OWN LAND.
DO NOT BE AFRAID, HE SAYS,
/ FOR I AM WITH YOU , AND WILL
SAVE. YOU. IF ANY GO INTO EGYPT,
Mom WILL OVERTAKE THEM
THERE At4YwAy I

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YERTWELESS,THIS LITTLE REMNANT OF THE
JEWISH PEOPLE WENT INTO EGYPT, DISOBEYING
THE WORD OF THE LORD,AND THEY TOOK JEREMIAH
WITH THEM, AGAINST HIS WILL m

JEREMIAH CONTINUED

TO PREACH TO HIS PEOPLE
EVEN IN THE DARKNESS AND

- GOD SAYS. BUT FEAR NOT.
• AND BE NOT DISMAYED.
OH ISRAEL! FOR BEHOLD
I WILL SAVE YOU FROM
AFAR OFF... FEAR NOT.
FOR I AM WITH THEE._
FOR I WILL MAKS A FULL
END OF ALL THE NATIONS
WHITHER I HAVE DRIVEN
YOU - BUT I WILL
MEASURE - 1
CORRECT YOV

DO NCO NOT R.EmEmBER ALL.
THE WRONG THINGS YOU DID,
WORSHIPPING FALSE GOOS.
BREAKING THE COMMANDMENTS?
BECAUSE THE LORD COULD NO
LONGER. BEAR. ALL THIS, OUR
LAND IS DESOLATE AND

NO-FOR YOU
JEREMIAH
WON'T BE
GAVE US
WRONG ADVICE, FREE WHILE
YOU'RE
TELLING US
CHAINED TO
TO STAY I
YOUR.
WICKEDNESS

A FEW DAYS'
.JOURNEY NOW
•AND WE'RE OUT
OF DANGER.!

ACCURSED TODAY. AND
WITHOUT AN INHABITANT!

OF EXILE

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'DECLARE YE AMONG
THE NATIONS
9ABY LON I S TAKEN ,

LIT LONG AFTER.
■ •445 DEATH,JEREMI ARS
PROPHECY DID COME_
TRUE, AND THE GREAT
EMPIRE OF BABYLON.
opPRESSOR. OF HIS
PEOPLE, cRUMSLED
BEFORE THE- ARMIES
OF A NEW EMPIRE.

FOR OVT OF THE
NORTH THERE COMES
A NATION AGAINST
HER WHICH SHALL
MAKE HER LAND
DESOLATE, AND NONE
SHALL DWELL THEREIN!"

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Leads
SOS Committee Congratulates Detroiter
Soldiers' Service
Volunteers on Successful Drive

This week Detroit Jewry can be proud of itself . . . proud
of the 300,000 pounds of canned food and baby clothing gen-
erously contributed on SOS Day last Sunday. In dollars and
cents, the contributions represent close to $200,000 worth of
fruits and juices.for vitamin-starved European DPs, of fish
Milk, fats, and oil to rebuild broken bodies; of diaper„soaps,

tiny shirts and gowns for thou-''
sands of new babies. Within six letter could not express the
Weeks these materials will be measure of gratitude. of the De-
reaching g r a t e f u l Europeans, troit SOS Steering Committee on
most of whom are preparing for behalf of the 250,000 displaced
their new life in Israel. persons. These printed w or d s
- Yes, Detroit Jewry c a n be must serve as tribute to you.
proud of its generosity . .. BUT They are a small expression of
MORE . . . WE SALUTE THE pride in the accomplishments of
HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS the hundreds of you who, with
WHO WORKED ON TRUCKS, team work and good humor,
IN CARS, IN DISPATCH CEN- showed that you have not for-
TERS, ON SEMI-TRAILED DE- gotten our fellow Jews who are
POTS. IN THE WAREHOUSE still bearing the brunt of mis-
ALL DAY LONG . . . making fortune and misery.
pick-ups, packing a n d sorting
Detroit SOS Steering
thousands of cans, loading hun-
dreds of boxes, doing the thou- Committee.

sands of jobs that made the drive
the success it was. These are the
people who can stand up and be
eounted among the crops of de-
Voted community workers.
There were the youth who re-
ported at 9 a. m. to work on
trucks and coming back tired and
hungry and who pleaded for more
cards to cover. More than 700
drivers who reported with their
cars and with the espirit de corps
and enthusiasm did their part.
There were the dispatch center
workers who sorted cards, an-
swered four constantly busy
Phones, relayed messages, man-
ned the nerve center of the drive.
There were the more than 300
Unsung heroes in the warehouse
who did just plain hard work
. . . two elderly women who
stayed from IO in the morning
until 9:30 at night . . . two young
new Americans who six months
ago were receiving the same kind
of materials they were packing
for their friends still in DP camps
. .. young men in their old army
clothes lifting cartons with the
speed of machines, women and
girls packing can after can into
Cardboard boxes.
Detroit Jewry, it should warm
your heart and give you a tre-
mendous feeling of satisfaction to
know that the biggest SOS drive
in the nation last year was bigger
this year ONLY because You and
You and You were willing to give
your time and energy unselfishly.
It is impossible to thank every-

LZOA Branch 4 to Mark
15th Birthday Tonight

Branch 4 of Labor Zionist
Organization of Detroit will
celebrate its 15th anniversary to-
night with a program at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
Formerly a chapter of the
League for Labor Palestine,
Branch 4, one of the oldest
English-speaking Zionist groups
in the country, has now grown to
a membership of 200,
In a congratula lit telegram
received by chaiillri. Morris
Lieberman from the National
LZO Central Committee, the
branch was commended for its
"zeal and devotion to the cause
of Israel."
This evening's celebration will
be highlighted by a dramatic skit
to be presented by Harold Silver,
Herman Jacobs, I. Shrodeck, and
Sam Rabinowitz. Dr. Irving Pos-
ner, chairman of the program
committee, is in charge of ar-

rangements. The social program
has been. arranged by Edith
Shevitz and Helen Posner,

Nuremburg Women Proetst
Koch Sentence Commutation

MUNICH (JTA)—The Women's
Clubs of Nuremberg have begun
to circulate petitions protesting
the commutation of Ilse Koch's
one individually. A thank you life
sentence to four years. "There
is no place in Germany for such
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women as use Koch," the peti-

Friday, November 5, We

tions say. •

—U.S. Army Signal 'Photo

PVT. STEWART N. ROTHMAN
(left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Z. Rothman of 4230 Pasadena,
conducted services for Jewish sol-
diers stationed with the U. S.
Army in Tokyo, Japan. With him
in the photograph, assisting in
conducting the services, are: Pfc.
Anthony Haydis of Santa Fe,
Calif., Pvt. Edward E. Brandeis of
Philadelphia,' and Pfc. Boris I.
Chapnitsky of Appleton, Wis. Pfc.
Rothman enlisted in the army
seven months ago while a student
at Cass High School. He is a
photographer assigned to army
headquarters. He was a member
of the Shaarey Zedek Boy Scout
Troop for several years.

Rabbi Fram to Address
Haifa Group Nov. 8

Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
Israel will be principal speaker
at the second meeting of the new
year of Haifa Chapter of the
Zionist Organization of . Detroit
Monday evening, Nov. 8.
His subject will be "Autonomy
in Our Time," a description of
the functions of the several
branches of the Israeli govern-
ment.

Emergency Appeal
For SOS Packers

Weary SOS workers could
not finish the job of packing
all the materials last Sunday.
One hundred people reporting
THIS SUNDAY at 9:30 a. in.
to the Malden Paper Co. ware-
house, Lyndon and Meyers
Road, can finish the job by
afternoon. Transportation to
the warehouse will be provided
in front of the Avalon Thea-
ter, 9:30 to 10:30. Will you
help out?

Honor Harry Cohen With Garden,
Gift to Israel at Balfour Ball

Harry Cohen, one of Detroit's
outstanding Zionist and commu-
nity leaders, will be accorded
two-fold honors on Saturday
night, Nov. 13, at the annual Bal-
four Ball of the Zionist Organi-
zation of Detroit,
when he will be
presented with
a certificate sig-
nifying that his:
friends and co
workers have
planted a Gar- ,
den in his honor
on soil of the
Jewish National
Fund in Israel,
and with a tok-
en indicating X- Harry Cohen
ray equipment is being sent to
Israel in his honor.
The Balfour Ball, which this
year again is being arranged un-
der Mr. Cohen's chairmanship, is
being utilized for these presenta-
tions on the occasion of Mr.
Cohen's recent 65th birthday.
- Rabbi Morris Adler will make
the presentation in behalf of a

committee which also included
Philip Slomovitz, Harry M. Shul-
man, William Hordes, Morris
Jacobs, ZOD ptesident, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Ehrlich, Maurice H.
Zackheim and Bernard Isaacs.
The X-ray equipment will be
on display on the ballroom floor
of Hotel Stotler during the dance.
The plaque will carry the inscrip-
tion: "In Honor of the 65th birth-
day of Harry Cohen, his Detroit
Friends and Co-workers Present
this X-ray Equipment as a Gift
to the People of Israel." The gift
will be turned over to the Israel
Equipment Project for shipment
to the JeWish State.
The Harry Cohen Garden cer-
tificate bears the inscription: "For
his untiring lifetime services to
the cause of Israel, the Detroit
friends and co-workers of Harry
Cohen honor him on his 65th
birthday by planting this Garden
on Jewish National Fund soil in
Israel."
A capacity attendance is . ex-
pected at the Balfour Ball, tick-
ets for which are available at the
Zionist office.

Launch Histadrut Drive Nov. 11;
Schaver to Report on Israel Trip

The Detroit Histadrut Commit-
tee, which raised $275,000 in 1948
for Histadrut of Israel, will chart
pre-campaign plans for its 1949
drive at a meeting of 500 workers
and delegates from 150 organiza-
tions affiliated with Histadrut
activities, Thursday evening, Nov.
11, in the main auditorium, of the
Labor Zionist Institute, Linwood
near Pasadena.
Morris L. Schaver, one of the
founders of the Detroit Histadrut,
who has just completed a two
months' trip to Israel, will make
his first Detroit report to the
gathering.
A full report of the last cam-
paign will be submitted and plans
will be outlined for the campaign
which will formally open with
a citywide meeting at Music Hall
in January.
Recommendations for the 1949
Detroit campaign quota will be
acted upon,

Dr. Joseph Tsur Named
Israeli Minister to Uruguay
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Dr. Joseph
Tsur, formerly Tzernovitz, has
been appointed Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary to Uruguay, it was

announced here this week,

Delegates and workers will
select representatives to the 25th
anniversary conference of the
National Committee for Labor
Palestine to be held in New York
Nov. 27 and 28. The convention
will include among its guests the
Hon. Isaac Ben Zvi, president of
the Jewish National Council of
Israel, and Eliahu Epstein, Special
Israeli Representative to the
United States.

Beth Aaron to Install
Rabbi Katz, Officers
At Nov. 14 Ceremonies

Cong. Beth Aaron invites the
public to attend the installation
of Rabbi Pincus Katz and new
officers of the congregation at

8 p. in. Sunday evening Nov. 14,
at the synagogue, Wyoming and

Thatcher.
New officers elected are: Presi-
dent, Dr. Marvin A. Last; vice
presidents, Sam Freedman and

Alex Margolis; secretary, Morris
Katz; treasurer, Louis Levine
Mac Silverman will be chair-
man of the installing committee.
Refreshments will be served with
the assistance of the Beth Aaron

,

Sisterhood and Men's Club.

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