Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1946 — Page 13

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Jewish Welfare ‘Meeting Planned

Maj. Jacob H. Ott, former army chaplain overseas and at Camp Atterbury, will address a dinner meeting of the trades’ and professjons’ division of the Jewish Welfare fund Monday in the Broadmoor Country club, Theodore Dann: and Manuel Leve,: co « chairmen ; the dinner, ex-: plained that it is: ¥ intended to give

ous similar gath-} erings an oppo: 3 tunity to gain in- . formation concerning the nationwide campaign of the United Jewish Appeal. The campaign was organized to secure funds for the preservation of the remaining 1,500,000 Jews of Europe and 150,000 children, many of whom are now in displaced persons camps. Major Ott holds the bronze star

Major Ott

8 =| with the oak leaf cluster. He was

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among the first chaplains to see

s| the concentration camps at Lagen-

stein and the Goering Steel Works areas at Halberstadt in Brunswick. After V-E day, he helped organize displaced persons and assisted UNRRA in its work among Jews

#| evacuated from notorious concen- ‘| tration camps,

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CAMPBELLS Beef, Vegetable-Beef Chicken Noodle *

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Pickled Pigs Fee

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Green Beans. 97

Fresh Tender Round Stringless

Cucumbers » 10¢

Crisp, Long, Green Approx. 7c fo 9¢ Each.

$3.79

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