For Victory

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VOL. 4—NO. 7

T E JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

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of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, November 5, 1943

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Argentina Reported Expelling
Jews, Revoking Citi enship

—Page 3

Other Highlights
In This Issue

Between You and Me
Center Activities
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Cigarette Fund .
Deutsch's Column
Editorials -
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Guest Editorials
Humor Column
Jews In Uniform
"Joe Campaigner"
Letter Box
Local Brevities
News Review
Obituaries
Pictorial Page .
Purely Commentary ,
Society News
10,
Strictly Confidential
Synagogue News
Women's Clubs
Youth Listening Post
Zionist Debate

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Jewish Committee and Zionists
Tell Differences on Palestine

—Page 8

Christians Join with Jewish Spokesmen
In Condemning Palestine White Paper

—Page 7

enderson Hits United Nations' Failure
To Rescue Jews as 'Moral Cowardice'

—Page 14

War Chest Leaders
Confident of Success
In $8,250,000 Drive

The War Chest of Metropolitan Detroit got off to a good
start in the first week of solicitations, and the leaders in this
all-inclusive war-time drive are confident that by Nov. 16, the
date set for the conclusion of the solicitations, the entire quota
of $8,250,000 will be raised.

Campaign leaders were enthusiastic over the first day'S
reports, on Monday, when a total of $1,215,-
839 — 14.7 per cent of the quota was
announced raised. The total was bOoited to
$1,695,045 or 20.5 per cent of the goal on
Tuesday. On Wednesday the total raised rose
to $2,217,080, or 26.9 of the goal. .

At the opening campaign report luncheon
meeting, on Monday, George T. Christopher,
chairman of the drive, expressed the belief
that subsequent reports will set the pace for

—Acme Photo, Passed by Canso'

Internees in Italy
Saved by Americans

(Continued on Page 5)

A group of 150 persons, mostly
Jewish refugees who were await-
ing transport to the U. S. and
trapped in Italy when that coun-
try was at war with us, shown
with RABBI SALOMAN
SCHAECHTER in the synagogue
which they built after American
and Allied forces entered Cam-
pagna, Italy.

The refugees were thrown into
a concentration camp almost
three years ago and when Italy
collapsed and the Nazis captured
the town, the internees escaped
to the mountains Where they
lived on grapes and figs for 12
days. They returned to Cam-
pagna on Sept. 19 when the U. S.
army arrived to liberate them.

Among the refugees were doc-
tors who aided the injured vic-
tims of Allied bombings.

—U.J.A. Photos
Escape From Denmark
First photograph to arrive from Swe-
den, showing one of the Jewish families
who escaped from Denmark. The United
Jewish Appeal provides the funds for
emergency work carried on by the JDC.

War Chest Helps Them
Group of liberated Jews in Italy who
are receiving help from the United Jew-
ish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs
and Palestine. Detroit's share is provided

through the War Chest. -