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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1948 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE History Repeats Itself Today In Jerusalem R. Gage, President, of the Oshawa Branch British Israel World Feder- . ation, addressed a meeting in the Forester's Hall, on Monday, May 31st. His subject was "Jerusalem-- a Cup of Trembling". The Scripture reading was the 19th chapter of Jeremiah. In all history there has never . been another city which has gone : through so much tribulation as the city of Jerusalem. It has been at- ' tacked, destroyed, rebuilt and des- troyed again. There 1s no parallel in world history of the results of 'disobedience to the Divine Law, So . many. people blame God when . when. things go wrong. They should ' read the Bible, and find the cause. ' The laws of God are the natural laws of the universe, the laws of . cause and effect. God never caused . anything to happen without first forewarning man through His pro- In view of the importance of Je- rusalem today, we should know something about it. It is one of the most beautifully situated cities in the world, built on four hills, 30 miles east of the Mediterranean, and 3700 feet above the Dead Sea. We hear of it first about 1948 B.C. when it was known as Salem Mel- chizedeck, King of Salem, blessed Abraham. We hear little more until 1400 B.C. when it was known as the city of Jehis. In 1049 it was conquered by King David, and made the capital city of Israel. During the reigns of David and Solomon, who maintain- ed the laws of God, the city pros- pered greatly. Then Solomon died and Reboam came to the throne. Taxes were heavy, and the people rebelled. The ten northern tribes separated, and Jerusalem became the capital of Judah only. In 970 B.C. it was plundered by Shishak, Pharoah of Egypt. A In 884 B.C. the Philistines and abs come against Jerusalem, but it had a miraculous deliverance. (2nd Chron. Ch. 20). Joash, King of Israel, plundered the city in 808 B.C. and stole the treasures. (2nd Chron. 25). In 710 it was besieged by Sennacherib, King of Assyria, and again had a marvel- ' lous deliverance. . Under the godly king Josiah, it . was besieged by Pharoah Necho who lost 120,000 in a vain attempt to .build a canal between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean. It was plundered. by Nebucharnezzar in 508 B.C. and again in 588, when he destroyed the walls and the temple, and levelled the city, It became as heaps, as foretold by Jeremiah. This ended Judah as a nation forever! Under Ezra, some 45,000 men with 'their families returned to rebuild the city and the temple. In 302 B.C. Jerusalem was annex- ed to Egypt, and in 63 it was taken by Pompey. The Romans destroyed it in AD. 70 fulfilling Christ's pro- phecy. It was rebuilt by Hadrian in 130 AD. Taken by the Persians in 614, by the Sarasens in 637, and in 1076 by the Turks, It was assigned to Egypt in 1008, then taken by the ers. In 1228 A.D. it was as- to the Christians. Later it was taken by the Carizmains, then the Ottomans. It was again assign- to Egypt in 1832 and to Turkey 1841. It was taken over by the British in 1917--by the Jews and , Few people realize the 'trouble and vicissitudes this city has undergone in its long history. And what of its future?" prophecies regarding it have already been fulfilled. What a "burdensome stone" it has been to Britain, whose only thought was to make peace. What a burdensome stone to the United Nations, who don't know what to do, (Zech. 12.3). History is repeating itself in war-torn Jerusa- lem. Russia is busying herself with Palestine, and jt looks as if the time of which the prophets have apoken is not far away. Zechariah and Isaiah 2 are prophecies of hings yet to come. In that day ere will be earthquakes in Pales- tine, but afterwards Jerusalem will again become the capital city, and "from: Jerusalem shall go forth the law." Humane Society Kills 5 Skunks In the monthly report of the Oshawa Humane Society, Inspector L. Fowler revealed that the So- ciety had destroyed 54 dogs, 39 cats, and five skunks in the month of May. There were seven dogs found killed on the streets, and also 19 cats and three rabbits. The fact that 24 stray dogs and 14 stray cats were picked up, of 'only seven dogs were claim- ed by their owners, serves to remind ~owners that summonses are be- ng issued for dogs found running at large. Any owner who has failed to get a dog-tag is also likely to be ummeonsed 8 A The Society investigated a total of 89 complaints, including calls to Seagrave, Port Perry, Brooklin and Manchester. Try a Times-Gazette classified ad today--YXou'll find it will pay. "NERVES" Ske Called 7¢ mg friends --she went out any more--~always too tired. "Nerves" HEE 7 Many | Vag! Killed Many, 7 Nazis Die On Gallows Landsberg, Germany, June 2 -- (AP)--Seven German doctors and S.S. (Elite Guard) officers died on American gallows today for war crimes. . They were convicted of killing and maiming thousands in brutal medical experiments in Nazi con- centration camps. They were the first to be hanged of 25 Germans sentenced to death by United States war crimes courts at Nuerpberg. Several died protesting their in- nocence and complaining against the American system -of justice which convicted them. The executions went off without a hitch. The last man dropped to his doom just 62 minutes after the first stepped on the trap. The experiments described in court included high altitude experi- ments in which human guinea pigs were crushed apd strangled. There also were malaria, mustard gas and sterilization tests which killed many -- most of them dying in agony. Gen. Karl Brandt, 43, top medical officer of the Nazi state, was the first to die. He once boasted: "There is one German the Ameri- cans will never hang." Brandt once was Hitler's person- al physician. Another of Der Fueh- rer"s personal doctors, Dr. Theo- dore Morrell, died last week -- of natural causes. Brandt scorned religious solace, as did the others. They were: Karl Gerhardt, 50, once President of the German Red Cross, head surgeon of the Elite Guard and per- sonal 'physician of Heinrich Him- mler. Joachim Morgowsky, 42, Elite Guard hygienist. WWolfram Sievers, $5. Colonel and chief administrative officer under Martin Bormann. Waldemar Hoven, chief medical officer at Buchenwald. Rudolf Brandt, adjutant to Him- mler and chief of S.S. higienic in- stitute. Five other defendants convicted at the trial, which ended last Au- gust, were sentenced to life im- prisonment., Four received lesser prison terms. Seven of the 23 origi- nal defendants were acquitted. chief London Letter By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer London -- (CP) -- "Almost 100 years ago, the parliament of Bri- tain tried to legislate gambling out of "existence. But the law had a loophole. Today betting is still a national fever and Britain the No. 1 gambling country of the world. Stroll the streets of London al- most any day and you see workmen hunched over lunch pails, studying racing sheets or working on foot- ball pools, Later you will see them paying pennies for newspapers, which they quickly turn sideways to read "stop press" results. The turnover on horse racing alone is more than £1,000,000 ($4,000,000) a day. Oddly, only a fraction of the total ered changes hands in one day. In Britain it is easier to bet on the cuff than for cash--all because of the law parliament enacted in 1853. The Betting Act prohibited, among other things, "the keeping of any office or other place for the purpose of betting with persons re- sorting thereto." The legislators thought this would stamp out book- making offices, other than those at race courses. The development of telegraph and telephone frustrated their design. Instead of "resorting to" betting offices, backers make their wagers by telephone and telegram. The re- sult is that off-the-course betting in this manner is not only legal but is carried on through state servic- es, while betting for cash is pro- hibited, Betting offices, as intri- cate a business organization as al- most any other én Britain, abound to an extent that would have as- tounded the legislators of 1853. Bets are taken on horses, grey- hounds, football and cricket-- and in at least one case on whether it rains on Sunday. At the end of a week the backer receives his win- nings, or pays his losses, by cheque or postal order. Perhaps 20 per cent of Britain's adult population have "accounts" with one or more of the country's hundred-odd "investment offices." Party Leaders (Continued on Page 13) a year, The average person in On- tario carries between $40 and $50 car insurance. A scheme similar to Saskatchewan's for Ontario would save car owners at least $20,000,000 a year." Sometimes elections were decided by the people who stayed away from the polls, he said. Urging citi- zens to vote Monday, he sald that in this election every party should do everything in its power to get people out to vote. ¢I believe it is possible for be- tween 85 and 90 per cent of those eligible to vote on Monday." Mr. Howe, describing himself as a representative 'of the only govern- ment in Canada building homes, told a Port Arthur meeting that federal housing plans were keeping up to schedule. He predicted that the Dominion plan to foster con- struction of 100,000 new homes in Canada during 1948 will be achiev- ed. Last year the objective was 80,- 000 homes and 79,000 were built. Mr. Howe, in what he said would "| be his only election address in the Ontario campaign, criticized both the Progressive Conservative and C.CPF, parties. 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