4,000 North Africans to Trod Path to Isra

Since the North African governments prohibit
direct immigration to Israel, a transit center has
been established at Marseilles, France; for Jews re-
settling in Israel. Built originally to accommodate
300 people, it has been expanded to serve 1,000,
but frequently, several thousand more have been
packed into the camp. Since the violence which
flared up in Morocco in 1954, the monthly immigra-

tion rate has multiplied five-fold, and 5,000 people
were handled in October, 1955. ,This year, the Joint
Distribution Committee hopes to bring 45,000 Jews
of the 100,000 registered to Israel. The cost will
be $45,000,000-- about $1,000 per newcomer — for
rehabilitation and an additional $3,760,000 for
tra-, sportation. Pictured along part of their journey
are-some of the immigrants, first in a but in the
Marseilles camp, which is used for pre-immigration

Lest We Forget!

Ike's Doctor Confirms Mosaic' Law

Passover Ritual of Remembrance

Clip this Ritual and keep it in your Passover Hagadah.

So that the memory of the six million Jews who perished at the hands of the
Nazis should be kept alive, and the deeds of thd heroes of the Ghetto uprisings
should not be forgotten, Rufus Learsi, the distinguished American Jewish histori-
an, last year prepared "A Ritual of Remembrance," in three parts, to be included
in the Hagadah recited at the Passover Sedorim.
Many Rabbis, Orthodox, Conservative and Reform, have accepted and ap-
proved this ritual. We present it here for use at the Sedorim next week, after the
third of the four ceremonial cups and just before the door is opened for the sym-
bolic entrance of the Prophet Elijah.

PART ONE

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PART TWO
The host, or a guest, reads this rendi tion of the Hebrew.
On this night of the Seder we remember with reverence and love the six
trillions of our people of the European exile who perished at the hands of a
tyrant more wicked than the Pharaoh who enslaved our fathers in Egypt. Come,
said he to his minions, let us cut them off from being a people, that • the name
of Israel may be remembered no more. And they slew the blameless and pure,
men and women and little ones, with vapors of poison, and burned them with
fire. But we abstain from dwelling on the deeds of the evil ones lest we defame
the image of God in which man was created. .

Now, the remnants of our people who were left in the ghettos and camps

of annihilation rose up against the wicked ones for the sanctification of the

Name, and slew many of them before they died. On the first day of Passover
the remnants in the Ghetto of Warsaw rose up against the adversary, even as
in the days of Judah the Maccabee. The y were lovely and pleasant in their lives,
and in their death they were not. divided, and they brought redemption to the
name of Israel through all the world.

And from the depths of their affliction the martyrs lifted their voices in

a song of faith in the coming of the Messiah, when justice and brotherhood

will reign among men.

PART THREE

AU sing "Ani Maami.n" ("I Believe"), the ?song of
the martyrs in the Ghetto and liquidation camps.

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Stresses Biblical Prescription
Against Hardening of Arteries

By JACOB LION FRIEND
tural tranquility:, Therein we.
An AJP Passover Feature
are told that the soil.which`
Dr.. P. Dudley White, Presi- feeds us, like a human organ-r
dent Eisenhower's personal ism, needs a rest once in seven
- heart specialist, has recently years (Sabbatical Year). • Fur- ':-
.declared that the_ human race thermore it provides for the
will have to be guided by the return of lands to .the original
Mosaic law of diet if it is to owners of the Fiftieth Jubilee
save itself from the diseases of Year, a very effective anti-
the heart and blood vessels. He trust step in lands. The chapter
quoted Leviticus, chapter 7, also contains the famous phrase:
verse 23, which states that "ye "And Proclaim Liberty
shall eat no fat . ." Latest Throughout the Land Unto the
research confirms the fact that InhabitantS Thereof," -which the
animal fats cause the harden- fathers of our nation fittingly
ing of the arteries—actually the inscribed on the Liberty Bell
prime reason and cause 'of car- as the focal point of the Amer-
diovascular diseases which lead ican Constitution.
to dreadful heart ailments.
It has been said by a famous
The Bible, also, gave the scholar that "If only scientists
world the idea of a weekly day studied and consulted the Bible
of rest. Unfortunately, the Sab- with greater care and insight,
bath day of rest has now be- the history of science — and
come the weekly-day of self- perhaps of the world in gen-
destruction and manslaughter eral—would have been differ-
which costs the nation an an- ently written. In . the book of
nual toll of about forty thou- Job we have a passige -which
sand dead, 1,350,000 of injured definitely refers to the ,"law of
and/or crippled and approxi- gravitation" and - another verse
mately • five billion dollars in which establishes 'the fact that
material losses. All this is due the North Pole is inclined.
to the fact that the Biblical These are two important scien-
command, as expressed in Exo- tific statements made thousands
dus 16, verse 29, namely, of years ago. In the book of
"Abide ye every man in 'his Psalms we find a message de-
place, let no man go out of his claring the scientific truth of
place on the seventh day," has "universal" or "continued crea-
tion" being the outcome of the
been flagrantly disobeyed.
President Eisenhower, in his "nebular hypothesis theory."
recent message to Congress, This was first announced in
proposed the "soil-bank" idea 1755 by Immanuel Kant- in his
to lessen the surplus problem "theory of the heavens" and
of the farmers. On reading the later confirmed by Pierre
President's message, we cannot Simon LaPlace, the famous as-
help but note how Mr. Eisen- tronomer, and, in 1952, was of-
hower found a remedy to our fered before. an audience of
agricultural evils in the "Book mathematicians and astronom ,-
of Books"—the rule and guide ers at the Royal Institute, Lon-
of our faith—the Bible, but don, England, by two astro-
changed it somewhat to make it physicists, Thomas Gould and
adaptable to present-day con- Herman Bondi.
ditions. In Leviticus 35, verses
2-25, we have the panacea for
64—Detroit Jewish News
soil conservation and agricul-
Friday, March 23, 1956

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screening, medical examination and settlement as
signments in Israel. Second, in the middle picture,
is shown the cabin of an Israel-bound ship. A min-
imum of two families shares a cabin.1 In the picture
at right, immigrants leave the ship when it docks
at Haifa, to begin an even more complex journey
which will mark their resettlement and rehabilita-
tion in Israel.

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I believe with perfect faith in the coming of the Messiah; and though he tarry,
none the less do I believe!

Emergency Aid Spurred by UJA

These happy newcom-
ers to Israel are typi-
cal of the thousands
of Jewish refugees
from turbulent North
Africa who are build-
ing new lives of free-
dom in the Holy Land.
To speed the immigra-
tion program, the Un-
ited Jewish Appeal:,
has called for a great
outpouring of advance
gifts to be brought
forward at UJA's 1956
National Inaug-
r al Conference in
Miami Beach, Feb.
25-26.