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THE JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

VOL 2--NO. .8: . 2114 Penobscot Bldg..

RA. 7956

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War

Savings
Bonds
And
Stamps

of Jewish Events

Detroit, • Michigan, December

1942

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etto Jews
Battle With Nazis

'CDC Spends $7,250,000
Aiding Victims of Axis

Relief, • emigration assistance, educational and re-
constructive help was given to 795,000 refugees
during last year, 28th annual report reveals; organ-
ization helped 7,700 persons escape from Europe to
America and Palestine . . . Three United Jewish
Appeal agencies spent $18,053,000 in 12 months.

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Welfare Council Calls
War Emergency Parley

Federation and Welfare Fund Group advances date
of 10th annual General Assembly in Cleveland, to
Jan. 16-18, because of urgency of war-time problems.
Meetings will be restricted to working sessions at
which 187 cities will be represented . . . James Mar-
shall of New York is chairman of program com-
mittee.

Police and Gestapo Massacre
Victims Fighting Deportation
In Barricaded Polish Towns

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War Honor Roll of Detroit's Jews
Serving in the U. S. Armed Forces

--Pages 1346

Jews and Non-Jews Give Support
To Strong Palestine Home Appeal

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Spirit of Maccabees Lives Again in Ranks of Jewish Servicemen

46,

The Hanukah festival, which comes to
close today, finds the Jewish people through-
out the world encouraged by the Maccabean
valor our men in the service of the United
Nations are displaying on all fronts.

The above photographs show groups of
Palestinian Jewish fighters in action on the
Egyptian desert, crossing a bridge "some-
where in the Middle East," in battle position
with machine guns and on the march to meet

the common enemy. The lower right photo-
graph shows a group of Polish and Jewish Boy
Scouts fraternizing in Tel Aviv. There are now
47,000 Palestinian Jews serving with the
British combatant forces.