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New Exodus to-Israel May
Be the Miracle of Tomorrow

table of plenty in a land of free-
By the Oak-Woodser
Future generations of Jews dom while our brothers in many
may one day read of a.miracle!• lands face dangers from totali-
Just as we prepare for the tarian rulers?
Why did our fathers come to
celebration of Passover and the
reading of the Haggadah which this country, while others were
describes the miracles accom- left in Europe to die in the
panying the Exodus from Egypt, greatest tragedy of all time?
a day may come when a new Why are our brothers in Iron
chapter will describe the mir- Curtain lands faced with threats
to their existence while we are
acle of a new Exodus.
For, in retrospect, what free to choose our own destinies
seems today like but a sol- here?
These are important ques-
emn vow to our fellow \jews
to help saaye them from op- - tions to determine. For pet-
haps we, in this country, are
preion, may one day be in-,
part of an' overall pattern
terpreted as a miracle—a
established as part of the
supernatural effort of inter-
answer to Jewish survival
vention - on behalf of a down-
trodden people in many lands.
throughout the world.
Who is to say that the ingath :
It is within our power to save
ering of a million exiles into thousands of our kinsmen over-
land
reborn
after
2,000
years
a
seas — 100,000 in 1967 alone.
is not a miracle? Who is to say They depend on us to aid in the
that the land of Israel which miracle that will cast off new
today holds the remnant of chains of bondage and allow
6,000,000 slain Jews . and hun- them to enter the modern na-
dreds of thousands of oppressed tion of Israel.
Jews in many lands was not re-
Our Passover prayer this year
created by a miracle?
can well be for the safety of our
Ai we are now ready to sit brethren overseas, and we our-
at our Seder tables and read of selves can participate in speed-
the miracle of the plagues, the ing their deliverance by making
• miracle of the parting of the a Passover increase to our
Red Sea, the miracle of the de- pledges for the Allied Jewish
liverance from bondage, we
wonder if we are not now also Campaign.
living in a time of new miracles.
Why, if not for a quirk of
fate, are we__to sit down at a

Israeli Mothers
Flush ivith Fury-
on Male - Comfort

Young Israel Center
Sets- Passover Plans ,

As a prelude to Passover,
Rabbi Yaakov I. Homnick, of
Young Israel Center of Oak-
Woods, will speak - at Shabbat
Hagodol services .this weekend
on the Halachic and Agadic as-
spects of the holiday.
Services will be held at 7
p.m., today, and at p a.m., Sat-
urday, . with Rabbi Homnick's
Great Sabbath message begin-
ning at 6:15 p.m:, Saturday. Ar-
rangements for the transfer of,
chametz can be made Saturday
or Sunday, at the ;ynagogue.
Siyum b'chorirn services for
the first born will be conducted
at 8 a.m., Monday, with -Pass-
over services scheduled for 7
p.m., and 9 a.m., Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Rabbi Homnick's sermon top-
ics will _154"You Are There" and
"Passing over Passover."

The Hebrews Teachers' As-
sociation of Detroit will be hosts
to the national convention - of
the Hebrew Teachers Federa-
tion of America, which will con-
vene here April 25 to 28.
l3elegates are expected from
all parts of the United States,
with sessions planned at the
Lee Plaza Hotel and the Rose

Sittig Cohen Bldg. of the Uni-
ted Hebrew Schools, 13226 Law-
ton:
The public has been invited
to attend an open meeting of the
conference the evening of April
27, when Dr. Samuel M. Blu-
menfield , w ill b e principal
speaker. That session will be
held in the Esther Berman
Bldg., 18977 Schaefer.

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Beth Shalom Schedules
Late Sabbath Service

Cong. Beth Shalom will hold
late sabbath services at 8:30
p.m., today,. at Tyler School,
Lincoln Rd., in' Oak Park. Rabbi
MOrdecai S. Halpern will preach
on "Pesach in Musical Review."
The synagogue choir will be fea-
tured, and an - bneg shabbat will
follow, • under the direction of
Mrs. Joseph Gallen and her corn-
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UN Forces Will Remain in Gaza
'Til September, Hammarskjold Says

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Hammarskjold submitted to an
(JTA)—Secretary General Dag interview for •television
Hammerskjold asserted he has which he made these points:
"f or m ally transmitted" to -1.- He is more convinced now
Egypt the prime question asked than he was even in Cairo that
, TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Debate by Israel calling for a "yes" he has cause , for "optimism"
about the Gaza- situation.
about the location of the first or "no" answer as to whether
2. He hopes that the ques-
of a series of comfort stations the Cairo government consid-
tion of Israel's passage through
SERVICE RATED BY THE FACTORY
for men was making Tel Aviv ers itself in a state of belliger-
the Suez "will develop in such
AAA1, ASSURING YOU:
officials extremely uncomfort- ence. So far, the UN chief said, a way that this will not be-
he has not received a reply to
able this week.
come
a
new
source
of
major
The cold war touched off by this all-important question.
disturbance.
the disclosure of the plan to
Hammerskjold implied that
3. UNEF now has enough
build the first one in Masaryk the UN Emergency Force is authority
to .feel that fedayeen
Square had only one winner so responsible for internal secur-
activities "are not undercutting
for
far—children in the neighbor- ity in the Gaba Strip; that pres-
• the
their efforts, along the armistice
hood who have long hoped for ent plans call for UNEF to re- -
demarcation -line.
a sandpile and now have one. - main in action on Egyptian :4, Nasser . has , agreed with
They also had a _substantial territory and in Gaza until at
to- "be gUided by'What was
the
pile of stones intended for con- least next September; and that him
g alled gOod faith- in- interpret-
struction of the comfort sta- it is "a wise assumption" that.
-functions of UNEF."
ing
the
tion. These the children hap- Egypt will not bar Israeli ship- Therefore he felt that if Egypt
pily threw at passers-by while ping, 'through the' Suez Canal.
changed its n-iirid, abciut UNEF,
they frolicked in the sandpile.
He made these points at an "that would be a matter for
The daily tableau • included a
discussion."
unusually long press confer-
substantial number of specta-
ence, the first- he has held
tors—a group of mothers de-
termined to prevent building here 'since November. Smile
of the public convenience, . a of his statements, however,
like the one dealing with
Municipal inspector on hand to
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make sure that none of the Israel shipping through the
Suez, were seen by observers
Construction equipment w. a s
Drive over and see Jack, Ben or Allan
to be subject to -varying in-
damaged, and a few patrolmen
terpretation.
patrolling the area just in case.
Local residents have -filed an
His characterization of Egypt's
appeal with the High Court for lifting the Suez blockade ...as . "a
an injunction to stop the pro- wise assumption" came in a re-
ject. The park watchman, hay- quest for a comment made yes-
. ing refused to stand guard, was terday in Washington by Presi.
replaced by an armed police- dent Eisenhower to the effect
man. Said the watchman: "Even that the President b e l i ev e.s
if you gave me a *hundred Egypt will not bar the ships
pounds an h o u r , I wouldn't of - any country- when the canal
guard the site at night."
is opened.
The embattled mothers con-
Hammarskjold reported he
tend that the station is unnec- -approached both Egypt and
essary, unhygienic and will low- Israel regarding in- plementation
What -niore can there be to Manischewitz.
er the value of their homes-
of Article One of their 1949
Passover Matzos? One important thing
near the park. The •Tel Aviv armistice agreement. That ar-
Public Works department says ticle refers. to the armistice as
more: the deep devotion with which they
it gets a constant flow of let- a transition to peace. So far,
are baked, to make them truly symbolic of
ters asking for such public he said, he has no replies on
Passover ... truly deserving of an honorer
conveniences and intends to this point from either govern-
place on your Seder and holiday table.
build nine of them.
ment.
Mayor Haim Levanon. seemed
Hammarskjold said he had
to have the last word, at least
no plaits about going—or not
until the High Court speaks.
going — to the Middle East
11.0NOR Of PASSOVER
Said he: "Do these people ex-
again in the near future, "but
pect us to build such conven-
my suitcases are always
iences on the roofs?"
packed." He denied that - he
thought Israel had "snubbed"
German-Built Israel Ship
him by not specially Inviting
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him to visit- Jerusaleni while
HAMBURG (JTA) — The . he was in Cairo. "They very
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