THE JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

VOL. 5—NO. 7

2114 Penobscot Bldg.

RA. 7956

of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, May 5, 1944

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Britain Moves to Halt Poles'
Mistreatment of Jews in Army

Scotland Yard Probing Threats on British MP's

—Pages 3, 14

First Neighborhood War Chest
Gathering at Center Monday

First of series to be conducted during May under auspices of the War
Chest Women's Committee designed to inform Detroiters how their War
Chest dollars are being spent . . . Second Get-Together to be held Tuesday
at the Downtown USO.

—Page 7

Higher Code of Ethics Adopted
By English-Jewish Publishers

The Detroit Jewish News gains national recognition for its R. 9.1iu.
.
of com.w
munity co=operation at first annual convention of Jewish newspapermen
. . . Services of Jewish press pledged to Roosevelt and Fifth War Loan
in war effort ... Protest anti-Semitism in Polish army.

—Page 5

Other Highlights in This Issue

Inspiration!

Eretz Israel's new life,
made possible 'in colonies
established on • land of the
Jewish National Fund, finds
inspiration in the creative
efforts of the Jewish boys
and girls in Palestine. Land
and Youth give hope for a
better future for Jews.

Between You and Me.. 2
Center Activities
15
Children's Corner
14
Classified
15
Editorials ,
4
Film Folk
7
Heard in Lobbies
2
Humor Column .......
4
Jews in Uniform
16
Letter Box
11
Local Brevities
.13

Attractions!

In the center picture, vil-
lage children in Palestine are
shown exchanging bonnets
with British soldiers at the
Palestine USO, which is aid-
ed. b y American Jews
through the United Pales-
tine Appeal.

Defenders!

Women share with the
men in building Zion and in
defending the frontiers of
Palestine. The lower right
photo shows a typical mem-
ber of the PATS—the Pal-
estine Auxiliary Territorial
Service.

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Zionist Organization Here Sets
May 7 as Palestine Loyalty Day

Recognizing that "numbers count" in winning not only the war but also the
peace objectives, the Zionist Organization of Detroit has set aside next Sunday,
May 7, - as Palestine Loyalty Day, for the enrollment of Detroit Jews as members
in the Zionist movement.

Harry Cohen, chairman of the membership drive and of the committee in
charge of arrangements for Palestine Loyalty Day, has issued a call for
volunteers to meet at brunch Sunday, at 10 a. m., at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.,
to aid in the membership enrollment which is expected to aid in securing just
, consideration for the Jewish position in Palestine.

The hope for a better future for Jewry offered by Palestine and the part
the Jewish National Home plays in the war effort are depicted in the photographs
reproduced on this page.

The importance of Palestine Loyalty Day is described in a Guest Editorial

la Lawrence S. CrQhn. on Page 4 of this issue.

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Music
Obituaries
Purely Commentary

Quotation of Week
Society

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15

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2

8, 9
Strictly Confidential .. 2
Synagogue News

Talmudic Tales
Theater

4
10
8

Women's Clubs
Youth Listening Post 15