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A Weekly Review

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swish Army, Navy Officers
Reported Recalled - by Italy

Page 3.

Children's Home Turned Over to War Effort;
Now City's First 24-Hour Child Care Center

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—Page 5

Dr. Israel Goldstein Is Slated
For ZOA . Presidency; . Executive
Post to ,Go- -to Dr. A. H

* Other News In This Issue *

Between You and Me
Center Notes
Childien's Corner
Cigarette Fund
Classified
Deutsch's Colunin
Editorials
Feature Pages
2,
Film Folk
Flumor
Jews -.in Uniform
Letter Box

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Local Brevities
11
Music
5
News Review
3 •
Obituaries •
11
Purely Commentary 2
Quotation of the Week 2
Society News
6, 7
Strictly Confidential
2
Synagogue • News
9
Talmudic Tales
Women's Clubs
6
Youth Listening PoSt 11

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Temple Israel Maps Campaign
To Raise Funds for Synamue

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'Halt flight
Of Freud!' Jews fo Its y

Gestapo reported resuming roundup with thousands now
confined in Drancy concentration camp . . . Entire Jewish
community of Bayonne, near Spanish frontier, reported
while others are. cleared from Laval's horhe town.

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omen Conference

Page 9

Bare -Polish j@VVS 5- .fiole
in Defense of Stalingrad.

More than_ 4,00 organized into special labor battalion to
!-Ic,-.1p build fortifications and barricades, Polish officials
learn in reports from Russia . . . Jewess hailed for trick-
ing Nazis on 'special mission' for Germans behind Soviet
army lines.

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State Bnai Brith Sell
3 Million in War. Bonds

Seventeen lodges surpass • goal , of $2,212,250 with total
sales of $3,089,525 during three-month campaign . .
National Bnai Brith sells $112,500,000 worth, enough to
purchase more than 300 Flying Fortresses

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Dr. Wise Assails Story
Of Arab-Jewish Strife

—Photo by I. A. Berger

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Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs criticizes New
York Times for publishing cables from correspondent in
Cairo emphasizing that ill-feeling is mounting, that Arabs
are arming in anticipation of violence.

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1111agnu Itepor;ted Conferring
With the Palestinian Arabs

President of Hebrew , University said to be discussing
contemplated formation of Federation of Arab States.
(American Hadassah, leaders deny concurring in negotia-
tions with the Arabs • . . Page 3).

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Organizations Help Warr Effort,
Aid JewishNews Cigarette Fund

Leaders in local organizations this week displayed deep interest in the cig-
arette fund for servicemen overseas, sponsored by The Jewish News.
Several large contributions were presented last week to this fund and were
received in behalf of The Jewish News by Sgt. Frank Upton of the U. S. Marine
Corps, who is stationed at the Federal - Bldg., Detroit. Sgt. Upton expressed the
thanks of servicemen here to The Jewish News project, and also took occasion
thank the USO for their efforts in behalf of servicemen at home.
In the photograph with Sgt. Upton are leaders in three organizations whose
contributions are acknowledged in the article on Page 12 of this issue. They are,
left to right: Nathan Wolok, president of the Detroit Iron & Metal Peddlers' Asso-
ciation and chairman of the emergency committee of • the Radomer Aid Society;
Mrs. Bessie Lepofsky, financial secretary of Zamosc-Tamoshover Verein; Sgt.
Upton and Louis Gordon, president of the Jewish Metropolitan Chili