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October 08, 1943 - Image 1

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1943-10-08

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• Buy
U. S.
War
Savings
Stamps
and
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THE JEWISH NEWS

VOL 4—NO. 3

A Weekly Review

2114 Penobscot Bldg.

RA. 7956

of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, October 8, 1943

34 0431136. 22

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Palestinian Jews Plan Appeal
Of Convictions In Arms Trial

Page 3

Jewish Community Mobilized For Early Start
To Assure Success In $8,250,000 Chest Drive

Page 5

GUEST EDITORIAL

Saving the Lives of Soldiers

By CLARENCE H. ENGGASS

.

It is a well-known fact that the refugees who have
found a haven in the United States are serving the
cause of democracy in the present war. But this
tact was dramatically brought home to me the other
day wdien I read the story of how Prof. Karl Sollner,
a refugee chemist, had collaborated
in the invention of a "belly still,"
which will save the lives of many
Allied fighters.
• Prof. Sollner, who was assisted
by the National Refugee Service
when he arrived in this country,
devised a mechanism whereby sea
water-can be converted into drink-
ing water. The lives of many ship-
wrecked sailors and airmen will
Mr. Enggass
.-unclobutedly be saved as the result of this invention.
*There are many other cases of how the scientific
skill of newcomers has been harnessed to the war
effort.
To support the program for refugee adjustment
we must furnish the necessary resources through
the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas
Needs and Palestine, which is the major beneficiary
of the Allied Jewish Campaign. Because of the
critical need in providing every opportunity for
rescue and survival for oppressed and homeless
Jews, it is vitally important that we help assure the
success of the War Chest campaign this year. In this
way we can serve the Jewish people as well as the
Allied peoples in the fight for freedom.

Union Of Reform Congregations
Accepts Conference Decisions

Page 7

Nazis Rounding Up Danish Jews
As Sweden Offers Them A Haven

Page 6

Offer Prayers For World Peace
At Solemn Yom Kippur Services

Page 14

Community Council Aids OPA;
Arranges Institute For Oct. 24

Page 7

The War Chest Provides for Their Needs on All Fronts

P.n

Left: Children in the bomb
craters of devastated and • war-
shattered Europe who look to
American Jewry for help
through the. United Jewish Ap-
peal. Above: Jewish farmerettes
in Palestine work on the soil to
relieve the men-folk for service
with the British forces. Right:
Jewish soldiers who helped
gear Palestine for the maximum
war effort in behalf of the

United Nations:

Through the Allied Jewish Campaign, the War
Chest again will provide for the relief and
rehabilitation of millions of oppressed Jews dur-
ing 1944. By providing funds for the United
Jewish Appeal, included among the War Chest
overseas agencies, the great drive for $8,250,000
will send out words of cheer to those who look
to free America for sustenance and for courage.

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