THE JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

VOL. 5—NO. 13

2114 Penobscot.BIdg.

RA. 7956

of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, June 16, 1944

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Roosevelt Sets Up U.S. Haven
For 1,000 European Refugees

—Page 5

Jewish Youths First to Land During Invasion

—Page 6

Invasion Spurs 5th War Loan Drive
Among Local Jewish Organizations

—Pages 9, 10

Detroit Groups Elect
New Officers for Year

Highlights

In This Issue

United Jewish Appea1
Makes This POssible

A Jewish mother and child, formerly of Al-
giers, happy for the. time since Hitler's caril-
paign of externaination of the Jews, as they reach
Palestine, where they were settled in the Jewish
homeland with the aid of funds provided by the
United Jewish - Appeal for Refugees, Overseas
Needs and Palestine.

Between You and Me 2
Book Reviews .... 20, 22
Center News
17
Children's Corner
4
Editorials -
4
Film Folk
21
Heard in Lobbies
2
Humox,„,,,c41103m..
20 -
Jews in Unifofm 16, 24
Local Brevities
17
Music
7
News Review
3, 22
Obituaries
23
Poetry
2
Purely Commentary 2
Society
12, 13
Strictly Confidential... 2 ,
Synagogue News.... 8, 9
Talmudic Tales
4
Women's Clubs
13
Youth Listening Post 23 -

Leonard T. Lewis elected president of Temple Beth
El to succeed Joseph M. Welt . Five hundred attend
Beth El's 94th annual meeting . • . Rabbi Leon Fram
elected as president of Zionist Organization of De-
troit, succeeding Abraham Cooper.
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—Page 8

Expert Says Palestine
Can Support 15 Million

Dr: Soskin; veteran Zionist and agriculturist, en-
dorses Lowdermilk Jordan Valley Authority project
. . . Reports Palestine has "the richest source of
cheap power" awaiting exploitation . . . Views 320
days of sunshine a year as a boon to soilless agri-
culture by use of chemicals:

—Page 3

The Invasion Needs Your Help!

Do Your FULL Share . • •

Liberated in Algiers,
Settled in Palestine

Another Jew brought to the Jewish National
Home from Algiers has much to be thankful for.
He, like hundreds of others, was enabled to reach
the land of peace and happiness—with the help
of the Joint Distribution Committee, which' fi-
nances transportation of refugees, while the Unit-
ed Palestine Appeal provides relief, maintenance,
rehabilitation and settlement opportunities for
newcomers. - The UJA must raise $32,000,000 this

lIga.r to parry on its program.

. . . Show That You Have Faith

8o4 "%ye Infloce BUY MORE THAN BEFORE

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