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The Detroit Jewish News, 1944-08-04

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VOL. 5—NO. 20

THE JEWISH NEWS

A Weekly Review

2114 Penobscot Bldg.

RA. 7956

of Jewish Events

Detroit 26, Michigan, August 4, 1944

34.4igeo 22 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c

Hungarian Trgedy Near End;
Palestine Solution Offered

—Page 3

Romanian Jews Make Contact with U. S. Kin

—Page 3

Gov. Dewey Blasts Rep. Fish
For Injecting Racial Issues

GOP Presidential nominee assails isolationist Congressman for injecting
racial and religious issue in political campaign _ , repeating stand of 1942
. . . Wendell L. Willkie condemns New York Congressman . . . Willkie
Fund gives $2,000 to Justice Murphy's Committee to fight anti-Semitism.

. —Page 9

An Historic Photograph: Recently mailed to The Jew-
ish News by Sgt. Robert Keller, Detroit pharmacist, this plc- ,
ture shows . a group of Jewish servicemen attending Friday
night services in an improvised SYnagogue at an air base in
India. Because of the location of the base, there is a virtual
total blackout; note the men reading their prayerbook by
shielded flashlights; (See, story on page 12),

oung Jewish General Leading
oviet Smash into E. Prussia

General CherniakhOvsky, only 36, hailed in this week's news as outstanding.
hero as Russian forces invade German soil for first time ... Recent liberator
of Wilno continues brilliant job of commanding offensive through East
Prussia toward Berlin.

Highlights

In This Issue

The Tragic Story of Nazi Barbarism: As American
soldiers push forward in Italy, they are told horrifying tales
of Nazi reprisals - against sympathizers with the United Na-
tions. The fear etched in the little girl's face is an indication
of the tragedy which is being eased by representatives of the
United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and
Palestine. UJA representatives have begun rescue opera-
tions in liberated. territories. The UJA agencies receive their
support from the War Chest of Metropolitan Detroit.

Between You & Me
2
Center Activities
4
Children's Corner
Editorials
4
2
Feature Page
11
Film Folk
Heard in Lobbies
2
11
Humor Column •
Jews in Uniform 6, 8, 16
9
Letter Box
Local Brevities
10
News Review
3
2
Purely Commentary
Society
6, 7
Strictly Confidential.... 2
Talmudic Tales
4
Obituaries
11
Question Box
4
Youth Listening Post 11

Endeks Accusing Jews
For Chelin Go -vernment

Anti-Semitic groups now in London blame
new Polish committee approved by Russia
in liberated area on Jews and renew anti-
.. Semitic campaign. . . Urge Poles in Nazi-
occupied territory to turn in names of Jews
to Gestapo.

—Page 10

ellIWB Views Religious
Services at Three Bases

Jew4h communities in state assisting Jewish
Welfare Board's Detroit Army and Navy
Committee in bringing religious functions to
Selfridge Field, Fort Brady and Willow Run,
Chairman Rubiner declares . . . Map activities
at Romulus air base.

—Page 8

.

Discovering, Play and School: To many children escap-
ing from Nazi-dominated areas, play and school are strange
new experiences. These children in a school in Switzer-.
land are learning how to live • normal • lives with the aid of
the Joint Distribution Committee, made possible through
UJA funds.

Happy Reunion: Father
and daughter separated dur-
ing four years of war for
thousands of miles were re-
united in New York by Na-
tional Refugee Service which
operates with UJA funds.

—Photos Courtesy UJA.

A Window to a New World: Out of a port-
hole of a steamer leaving Portugal, two young
refugees take a last look at the Europe which
meant homelessness and suffering to them. A
new home is being provided for them in the
U. S. with UJA funds. Through the United Pal-
estine Appeal, homes are provided in Palestine

for thousands of rescued victims of Nazism.

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