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VOL. 3—NO. 17
T E JEWISH NEWS
of Jewish Events
A Weekly Review
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Detroit, 26, Michigan, July 16, 1943
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Nazis Retaliate Against Jews
For Defeats in Sicily and Russia
.
—Page
7
Enggass Makes Plea for Immediate Payment
Of All Allied Jewish Campaign Pledges Here
—Page5
12th St. Group Sets
Bond Rally Sunday
Win the War Council to launch drive to sell
$540,000 in War Bonds to buy Navy Torpedo
Bomber . . . Public program to be held on Glad-
stone between 12th and Woodrow Wilson at 6 p.m.
—Page 5
Deported Jews Found
Starving in Ukraine
Rabbi Wise Urges Jews in Soviet
To Aid. Quest for Palestine Home
—Page
7
Detroit Officer. Commended for Saving
rmy Gliders As Storm Lashes Field
Disease and starvation taking heavy toll of victims
sent to Transnistria ... Food so scarce they eat
poisonous seeds . . . Govermnent takes labor
licenses from those remaining in BuchareSt
out Jewish workers.
—Page 12
Zionists Score Sweep
In British Elections
Prof. Brodetsky re-elected head of Board of
Deputies . . . Abolish 65-year agreement with
Anglo-Jewish Organization . . . Committee ap-
pointed to avoid split in British Jewry.
—Page 3
JWB Reviews Year
Of Work With USO
Executive board of Army and Navy Committee
of Jewish Welfare Board outlines activities in
Detroit and state which saw 44 Jewish groups
provide sandwiches, entertainment for servicemen
in . Detroit, at Fort Brady and Fort Custer.
—Page 7.
How Henrietta Szold
Raked 9,000 Murders
At the age of three she helped make bandages
for Civil War wounded ... Now 82, she is mother
- to 9,000 waifs and the First Lady of Modern
Palestine . Helped organize Hadassah.
—Page 6
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Other News in This Issue *
Between You and Me.. 2
10
Center Notes
14
Children's Corner
12
Cigarette Fund
15
Classified
2
Deutsch's Column
4
Editorials
Feature Pages ........6, 16
12
Film Folk
14
Humor
11
Jews in Uniform
Local Brevities
9
3
News Review
15
Obituaries
Pictorial Page
.16
Purely Commentary.... 2
Quotation of the Week 2
Society News
8, 9
Strictly Confidential
2
13
Synagogue News
Talmudic Tales
4
Women's Clubs
8
Youth. Listening Post 15
16
20 Years Ago
—Official U. S. Navy Photo
Jewish Women in Armed Forces
Honored at Reception at Center
Jewish women serving in the U. S. armed forces were signally honored Thursday
evening, at a reception at the Jewish Community Center.
The event was arranged by the Cen ter, in association with the League of D
troit Jewish Youth.
The photograph, above, shows the committee of arrangements planning the
event.
Seated, left to right, are Miss Matilda Segal, assistant direcior of Jewish Com-
munity Center; 2nd Lt. Nancy McKenna, U. S. M. C. R.; Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower,
president, Jewish Community Center; Ensign Helen Stewart, WAVES; Lt. Katherine
Burlingame, WAC; Miss Frances . Cohn, president, League of Detroit JeWish YOuth.
Standing, left to right: Miss Bluma Nagler, of the Army and Navy Committee of
League of Detroit Jewish Youth; Miss Ruth Friedland of the Youth League, and Miss
Betty Matensky, Center member in Charge of refreshments.
All branches of women's auxiliary services were represented, and among those
present were Lt. Rachel Feingold of the Marines and Ensign Elizabeth Maxfield of the
SPARS.
A victory fashion show and motion pictures of girls in various camp services
highlighted the evening. A martial atmosphere was provided by a Color Guard of
the 729th Military Police Band of River Ro uge Park.
Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse was chairman of the reception. Mrs. Glogower intro-
duced the speakers. Miss Bertha Belkin, of the Army and Navy Committee of the
League of Detroit Jewish Youth, served on the arrangements committee.