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April 04, 1947 - Image 38

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1947-04-04

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problem among Europe's Jews!
today. JDC surveys have indica-
ted that the tuberculosis rate
among Jews in the displaced per-
sons camps of Germany is eight
times higher than the incidence
in the United States.
UNRRA officials with whom
the JDC has consulted under-
took a camp-by-camo examination
to check on thos.: needing hos-
pitalization. The JLC printed the
first public health literature in
Yiddish for distribution among
Jewish DP's.
The finest treatment for tuber-
culosis is rest and proper food.
To this end, the JDC has granted
funds leading to the opening and
maintenance of six tubeculosis
sanatoria in Switzerland.
One of the proudest achieve-
ments of the JDC in Italy is the
Merano Sanatorium, which re-
ceived its first patients last No-
vember.

Spurs UJA

lishment and restoration of medi-
cal- institutions.

Fight for Health
of DP's Pressed

GET MEDICAL SUPPLIES

155 Hospitals Run
by JDC Physicians

. By DR. J. J. GOLUB
Chairman, JDC Health Committee

NEW YORK—A decade of tor;
ture, of systematic starvation and
horror has left the health of
thousands of Europe's Jewish
survivors broken and shattered.
Rebuilding their strength remains
one of the most gripping prob-
lems of Jewish life on the con-
tinent.
Many of the Jews who live
and work and struggle to rebuild
their lives today were found by
their liberators among the heaps
of the dead in Nazi concentra-
tion camps.
•Others spent the days of Hit-
ler's occupation hiding in dismal
forests, dark caves, cemeteries.
Many more felt the lash of the
Nazi whip in slave labor gangs,
working endless nights and days,
in rain and snow, under a broil-
ing sun.

SPEND 58 MILLIONS

These are the men and women
and children for whom the Joint
Distribution Committee is now
giving care in more than 155
hospitals, dispensaries, sanatoria,
and clinics in nearly every coun-
try in Europe. These are the
people who are the concern of
JDC's medical and public health
staff.
JDC medical activities last
year received appropriations am-
ounting to approximately 20 per
cent of the committee's expendi-
tures, which totalled over $58,-
500,000.
In the JDC public health pro-
gram, JDC's medical officers con-
sult with local Jewish commit-
tees on health problems and give
guidance as well as financial sup-
port in planning, developing and
carrying out programs to meet
the medical needs of Europe's
Jews. In every country in Eur-
ope JDC works in close cooper-
ation with existing health agen-
cies such as OSE in the estab-

fi

Friday, April 4, 194,

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Six

The fight for health which is
one of the primary tasks of the
JDC in behalf. of Europe's Jews
begins with the extensive sys-
tem of medical supplies ship-
ments which the JDC inaugur-
ated even before V-E Day. Un-
der this program, huge supplies
of medicines, surgical equipment
and other facilities are shipped
regularly from the United States
to Europe for distribution by
qualified JDC field workers.
From the United States office
of the foreign liquidation commis-
sion, the JDC has purchased in
Europe further quantities of
medical supplies, ranging from
bandages and surgical equipment
to complete mobile health units
Other medical supplies such as
syringes, needles and similar
items in great demand have been
ourchased in Sweden. Local pur-
chases of X-Ray film and similar
items supplement JDC's ship-
ments.

JUDITII BEILIN, former Eng-
lish stage star who gave up a
promising theatrical career to
marry an official of the Jewish
Agency, told leaders of the Uni-
ted Jewish Appeal in New York
that "there is room in Pales-
tine for all of Europe's home-
PENICILLIN SHIPPED
less Jews but the assistance of
An initial stock of penicillin American Jews is vital before
was distributed to each JDC office • this vast resettlement program
in Europe last year together with can be made possible."

recommended procedures for the
control of its distribution. To-
day weekly shipments of penicil-
lin and other life-saving drugs
leave by air express from Euro-
pean headquarters of the JDC
in Paris for nearly every country
on the continent.
Arrangements completed with
UNRRA made it possible for the
JDC to provide the delivery of
over 30 Army field dental chests,
each of which represents a com-
plete, dental clinic installation. A
complete 1,000-bed hospital, pur-
chased by the JDC from army

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Wayne Laundry

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Greetings


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CRACKERS. COOKIES and

PRETZELS
1124 OAKMAN BLVD.
TOwnsend 8-7590

TYler 6.6525

8675 12th St.

Lion Steel Co.

"First in Jewish Catering"
Catering especially to Bar Mitzvahs, Weddings, Dances, etc.

"Shur-Good" Brand

Wallpaper & Paints

Passover Greetings

CAPITAL SCRAP
MATERIAL CO.

INDEPENDENT
BISCUIT CO.

SOBERMAN
MILGROM

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SEASON'S GREETINGS!

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Best Wishes



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635 WINDER

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Wholesale Grocers

AND BEST WISHES

Hy Lipsitz

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4624 HAMILTON AVE.

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8841 - 12TH ST.

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Designers of Bars
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979.85 GRATIOT AVE.
Cherry 7624

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and Best Wishes to All

NEISNER BROS.

United Store
Fixture Co., Inc.

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Bornstein Bros, Prop.



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8823 Twelfth St.
310 Puritan

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16000 WOODWARD

TRAURIG'S
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11633 DEXTER BLVD.
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Bedding Made to Order and Remade
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LINWOOD

GREETINGS . . .

Cadillac Square
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L EVY'S

Season's Greetings to All

Down and Wool
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13800



Family Theater

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TO. 8-0156

BROWN BROS.

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surpluses in Europe, was divided
into four parts to provide com-
plete hospital equipment in Italy,
Poland, Bulgaria and Hungary.
Tuberculosis is a major health

4 4.

VE. 7.2000

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PARK AVENUE HOTEL

PARK AVE. near Sproat

CAdillac 8400

WHOLESALE
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

439 E. Columbia

CHerry 5580

Passover Greetings

and Best Wishes to the
Entire Jewiih Community

PASSOVER GREETINGS

GROSS, INC.

CLEANERS AND DYERS

10219 WOODWARD AVENUE

TOwnsend 6.9700

MERCURIO BROS.

Mello Ripe Bananas

140 TWELFTH STREET
LAfayette 1525

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