THE JEWISH NEWS

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VOL. 4—NO. 25

Weekly Review

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of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, March 10, 1944

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Gen. Marshall's Plea Seen Blow
To Palestine Resolution Action

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Jewish Agency Executive
Assails Acts of Terrorism

"Jewish Palestine will find ways to end terror," Hebrew
press warns those responsible for disturbances. . . . Brit-
ish official blames • Irgun Zvai Leumi. . . . Polish soldier
on trial for murder of Jewish cab-driver in .Jerusalem..
. Jewish Agency expresses hope "those responsible
with see :the error of their ways and will end terrorism."

War Refugee Board Requested
By Jewish Conference to Seek
Government Fund to Aid Work

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—Page 11

Editor of Gallup Poll to Speak
At Federation Meeting, Mar. `L6

Discuss Civic-Protective
Work at `Council Meeting

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Ellmann. and Franck named to participate in national
parley in behalf of the Jewish Community of Detroit,
March 18-20 . .. Community Council holds quarterly
meeting at • Center Monday evening to ratify affiliation
with national group . . . Agenda announced for dele-
gates' conference includes issues of local and national
importance . . Budget to be discussed.

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Schauer Contributes $50,000
For New Project in Palestine

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Historic rescue efforts a r e

continuing
through the facilities provided by the United
Jewish Appeal, and this group of refugee
newcomers to the U. S. is shown here being
welcomed by the National Refugee Service.

In areas occupied by the United Nations, the
American Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
mittee is helping large numbers of victims
of war and oppression who are given assist-
ance as speedily as conditions permit.

These are newly-arrived settlers in Palestine
who are helped by the United Palestine Ap-
peal to become self-supporting and to par-
ticipate in the great effort for the,establish.
ment of the Jewish National Homeland.

This is one of the new farmerettes who has
been settled in Palestine with the assistance
funds given by American Jewry.

With the assistance of the U. J. A., this refu-
gee girl has found a haven in Switzerland,
where she has found protection.

This newcomer to the U. S. expresses relief
on having escaped from Nazism in a smile
that denotes a taste of freedom.

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