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THE JEWISH
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DIIMLOIT, MICH.
Permit No. fl
of Jewish Events
Detroit, Michigan, April 10, 1942
THREE ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN LEADERS
SAMUEL T. GILBERT
Treasurer
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
Honorary Vice-Chairman
MEYER I.. rarens
Honorary Vice - Chairman
U.P.A. RETRAINS YOUTH FOR PALESTINE AGRICULTURE WITH U.J.A. FUNDS
RECONSTRUCTION GOES FORWARD.
A group of young German Jewish refugees,
rescued from Nazi persecution in Europe,
await permanent settlement in a colony.
The United Palestine Appeal must provide
land and equipment for the colonization
of many such young refugees who have
reached Palestine in recent months. The
resources for the program of the U.P.A.
are derived from the United Jewish Appeal
for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Pales-
tine, in which it is represented together
with the Joint -Distribution Committee and
the National Refugee Service. Photos de-
pict retraining activities in . Palestine.
(Above) A typical young woman In the
settlement at Sarid. (Above right) A young
refugee learning how to repair agricultural
Implements. (Below right) Girls wrapping
apples grown in the Sarid orchard.
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REFUGEES OF ALL NATIONALITIES and all countries are
helped by the National Refugee Service, with national headquar-
ters in New York. Expatriates from foreign lands oome to the
NHS for financial aid, employment, retraining or resettlement.
BNAI BRITH GOES OVER THE TOP IN RED CROSS
DRIVE: Henry Monsly (left), president of Bnai Brith, is shown
here presenting a report to S. Sloan Colt, acting chairman of the
American Red Cross, showing that 495 Bnai Brith lodges and
auxiliaries contributed $45,410 from their treasuries, in addition
to the initial $5,000 gift made by the national organization.
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