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April 29, 1948
Passover Greeting!
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Co Sn 1
g
B e ^07t
T SO
PASSOVER GREET]
SAM ABARBAN
CLEANERS and VALET
622 S. Dearborn WI
Passover Greeting
HORWITZ BAG
LEO E. HORWITZ, P
816 W. RANDOLPH ST. I
Passover Greeting
MARSHALL SOU
WET WASH LAUN
2617-21 W. Cermak
Miller-Plunkett B
FURNITURE, RUGS, C
Radio and Appliar
Free Interior Decorating
525 S. Wabash Ave. Ha
Passover Greeting
Sealy Mattress
903-33 N. Halsted
Homeless Find
Haven
By MRS. IRVING M. ENGEL
Chairman, United Service for
New Americans
The candles in their heavy brass hold-ers
cast a soft glow over the white
I holiday tablecloth. The shining glasses I'(f are filled to the brim with rich, sweet
wine. A matzoh lies hidden in ritual
0 * fashion at the edge of the pillow, and
the big Hagaddah, shabby with the
thumbprints of years, is open. "Blessed
are Thou, Lord, our God, King of the
JAS Universe, who dost create the fruit of
the wine. This is the bread of affliction
which our fathers ate in the land of
Egypt. Let all those who are hunrgy
enter and eat thereof. .
In this year of our history 5708,
throughout the length and breadth of
America, thousands of Jews are cele-brating
a more recent deliverance. They
are the homeless, the displaced, the
survivors of Nazi persecution who have
come from the lonely ruins and hiding
places of the world to find haven on
our shores.
V
C More than 40,000 uprooted Jews have
nd, . come to America since the end of the
00 war. About half of the present arrivals
A^\a are from the displaced persons camps of
Europe. Several hundred monthly come
from the ghetto of Shanghai, where
they fled from Nazi horde only to be
interned subsequently by the Japanese.
Others come from various countries in
Europe where they hid out or were
stranded during the years of war and
persecution.
In many instances, the new arrival
INGS is the last remaining member of his
family. He is the survivor of an ex-
JELL perience of horror that took from him
SERVICE earthly possessions, his loved ones, and
even his human dignity. He comes to
EBster 2239 America with only the hope in his
heart, his living need to let the dead
bury the dead, his almost inconceivable
:s courage to start life anew. Hungry, he
enters. .
CORP. American Jewish c o m m un ities
resident throughout the United States have or-ganized
themselves to help him.
MON. 0869 Through United Service for New Ameri-
------- cans, the largest welfare agency serving
immigrants in this country, the Jews
of America are enabling the newcomer
to build his life anew. Wherever he
ARE goes in our vast country, organizations
IDRY and public-spirited people that cooper-ate
with United Service, work to help
Road him rebuild his life in peace and free-dom,
to become an independent, self-sustaining
member of a democratic so-ciety.
The program which United Serv-k
Co. ice conducts in behalf of the refugee
'ARPETS immigrants is financed by the $250,000,
000 campaign of the United Jewish Ap-
Ices
g SSeerrvviiccee peal for 1948.
rrison 1525 United Service help involves rehabili-tative
assistance and emotional support
during a difficult period of adjustment.
It means resettlement in the various
gs communities of America where the skills
of the newcomers are needed and where
Co. the process of Americanization can be
more rapid. It includes vocational guid-
St. ance, training or retraining, and skilled
(Continued on Page 101)
Passover Greetings
I-XL KITCHEN CABINETS
Jos. G. Groh Company
DISTRIBUTORS
Visit Us In Our New Office and Display Room
at
5665 West Madison Street Mansfield 2323
SEASON'S GREETINGS
CHICAGO STANDARD LUMBER
COMPANY
1735 N. WESTERN AVENUE HUM. 4000
Passover Greetings
TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS
ELGIN, ILLINOIS
Passover Greetings to Our Friends and Customers
The
EXCHANGE
NATIONAL
BANK
OF CHICAGO
Originators of
COMPLETE "AUTO-BANKING"
130 S. LA SALLE ST.
Member F. D. I. C.
- IIIl''~ss'-
- -- --- --
97
Object Description
| Title | The Sentinel, v.162 no. 04, 1948 |
| Subject | Jews--Illinois--Chicago--Periodicals |
| Description | v.162 no. 4 (Apr. 22, 1948). The Sentinel was published weekly by the Sentinel Pub. Co. from 1911-1996. |
| Publisher | Sentinel Publishing Company |
| Contributors | Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies |
| Date | 1948-04-22; 1940s (1940-1949) |
| Format | Periodical |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | United States--Illinois--Cook County--Chicago |
| Rights | Made available by Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. To request reproduction from a print copy or inquire about permissions, contact resources@spertus.edu. |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
Description
| Title | 01620004 85 |
| Transcript | April 29, 1948 Passover Greeting! * -S' " w9S 6110? 01 Co Sn 1 g B e ^07t T SO PASSOVER GREET] SAM ABARBAN CLEANERS and VALET 622 S. Dearborn WI Passover Greeting HORWITZ BAG LEO E. HORWITZ, P 816 W. RANDOLPH ST. I Passover Greeting MARSHALL SOU WET WASH LAUN 2617-21 W. Cermak Miller-Plunkett B FURNITURE, RUGS, C Radio and Appliar Free Interior Decorating 525 S. Wabash Ave. Ha Passover Greeting Sealy Mattress 903-33 N. Halsted Homeless Find Haven By MRS. IRVING M. ENGEL Chairman, United Service for New Americans The candles in their heavy brass hold-ers cast a soft glow over the white I holiday tablecloth. The shining glasses I'(f are filled to the brim with rich, sweet wine. A matzoh lies hidden in ritual 0 * fashion at the edge of the pillow, and the big Hagaddah, shabby with the thumbprints of years, is open. "Blessed are Thou, Lord, our God, King of the JAS Universe, who dost create the fruit of the wine. This is the bread of affliction which our fathers ate in the land of Egypt. Let all those who are hunrgy enter and eat thereof. . In this year of our history 5708, throughout the length and breadth of America, thousands of Jews are cele-brating a more recent deliverance. They are the homeless, the displaced, the survivors of Nazi persecution who have come from the lonely ruins and hiding places of the world to find haven on our shores. V C More than 40,000 uprooted Jews have nd, . come to America since the end of the 00 war. About half of the present arrivals A^\a are from the displaced persons camps of Europe. Several hundred monthly come from the ghetto of Shanghai, where they fled from Nazi horde only to be interned subsequently by the Japanese. Others come from various countries in Europe where they hid out or were stranded during the years of war and persecution. In many instances, the new arrival INGS is the last remaining member of his family. He is the survivor of an ex- JELL perience of horror that took from him SERVICE earthly possessions, his loved ones, and even his human dignity. He comes to EBster 2239 America with only the hope in his heart, his living need to let the dead bury the dead, his almost inconceivable :s courage to start life anew. Hungry, he enters. . CORP. American Jewish c o m m un ities resident throughout the United States have or-ganized themselves to help him. MON. 0869 Through United Service for New Ameri- ------- cans, the largest welfare agency serving immigrants in this country, the Jews of America are enabling the newcomer to build his life anew. Wherever he ARE goes in our vast country, organizations IDRY and public-spirited people that cooper-ate with United Service, work to help Road him rebuild his life in peace and free-dom, to become an independent, self-sustaining member of a democratic so-ciety. The program which United Serv-k Co. ice conducts in behalf of the refugee 'ARPETS immigrants is financed by the $250,000, 000 campaign of the United Jewish Ap- Ices g SSeerrvviiccee peal for 1948. rrison 1525 United Service help involves rehabili-tative assistance and emotional support during a difficult period of adjustment. It means resettlement in the various gs communities of America where the skills of the newcomers are needed and where Co. the process of Americanization can be more rapid. It includes vocational guid- St. ance, training or retraining, and skilled (Continued on Page 101) Passover Greetings I-XL KITCHEN CABINETS Jos. G. Groh Company DISTRIBUTORS Visit Us In Our New Office and Display Room at 5665 West Madison Street Mansfield 2323 SEASON'S GREETINGS CHICAGO STANDARD LUMBER COMPANY 1735 N. WESTERN AVENUE HUM. 4000 Passover Greetings TO OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS ELGIN, ILLINOIS Passover Greetings to Our Friends and Customers The EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO Originators of COMPLETE "AUTO-BANKING" 130 S. LA SALLE ST. Member F. D. I. C. - IIIl''~ss'- - -- --- -- 97 |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
