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June 08, 1945 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1945-06-08

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Sixteen

Dr. Benjamin Selekman
Named to Harvard Post

BOSTON (JTA)—Dr. Benjamin
Selekman, labor arbitrator, social
service worker and executive di-
rector of the Associated Jewish

Philanthropies of Boston for the
past 16 years, has been appoint-
ed the first Louis E. Kirstein
Professor of Labor Relations at
the Harvard Graduate School of
Business Administration, Dean
Donald K. David announced.

DOLLARS
AND
SWEAT
ON THE
HOME
FRONT

OR

YOUNG
LIVES
ON THE
BATTLE-
FRONT

FANYA KLAUSNER DIES

Friday, June 8, 1945

Belgian Jewry Drops
From 89,350 to 19,450

JERUSALEM (JPS) — Fanya
Klausner, 67, wife of Joseph
BRUSSELS (JPS)—Out of a
Klausner, professor of Hebrew
literature at the Hebrew Univer- Belgian. Jewish population of 89,-
sity, died at her home at Tal- 350 in. May 9, 1940. just prior to
pioth, outside Jerusalem, June 1. the German invasion, only 19,450'

Jews remain, according to a cen.
sus just completed by the Jew-.
ish community in Belgium. Of
30,000 Jewish refugees from Ger-
many, Austria and Czechoslov.
atria, living in Belgium in 1940,
only 5,000 remain.

"WE have the choice of paying
TT more heavily in dollars,
sweat, and fatigue on the home
front, throwing more steel and
WAR LOAN
high explosives at the enemy,
and saving young lives—using
the masses of men and paying in blood
or using masses of material and paying
more heavily in dollars."

General Brehon Somervell made that statement be-
fore the Sixth War Loan. It is just as true today.

Over-subscription of the Seventh War Loan will
be convincing evidence to the Japanese that the
American people are determined to intensify their
efforts until the last vestige of fascist power is swept
from the Pacific.

We know you will add to the share you have
already contributed to Victory in this most im-
portant Bond Drive of all.

But, may we emphasize:

There is a bond or a security in the Seventh
War Loan series, or a simple combination of
bonds and securities to fit every income,
every investment portfolio, every estate and
every reserve—whether for regular income,
for marketability, for use as collateral, for
estate taxes or other taxes. It is easily pos-
sible to erect protection against financial
contingency, with security and yield, and
other definite advantages greater than in
any other comparable securities.

Our officers and managers in our 30
conveniently located offices will deem it a
privilege, as well as their responsibility,
to show you how this can be. done.

NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT

Complete Wartime Banking and Trust Service

RESOURCES EXCEED ONE BILLION DOLLARS

Member F. D. I. C

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