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VOL. 9—NO. 3
THE JEWISH NEWS
A Weekly Review
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of Jewish Events
Detroit 26, Michigan, April 5, 1946
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Surviving Jews Again Suffer
Persecution All Over Europe
—Page 3
J. H. Krolik Elected President
Of Federation; Action Taken
To Broaden Representation
Pages 5, 24
Center Obtains Dexter Location
For New Community Building
—Page 7
British Release 240 Refugees
Captured Entering Palestine,)--
3,000 of 4,500 Visas Deducted
—Page 8
Seeds of a Free Life
Sowed by Your Help
The seeds of a free life are
being planted for the survivors
in Europe by the $100,000,000
United Jewish Appeal. The
photographs on the left show:
A sturdy Palestinian pioneer
proudly handling the chains of
a giant crane in a timber fac-
tory, in one of the settlements
established by the United Pal-
estine Appeal; orphans who
have grown up in hiding now
being cared for by the Joint
Distribution Committee in a
schoolroom in Budapest; Bruno
Kaiser, one of the Oswego
refugees, being welcomed to
the U. S. by U. S. Counsel
George Graves in Niagara
Falls, Ont., while Bernard
Dubin of the National Refugee
Service looks on.
Part of . .e Great Audience at the
Women's Allied Jewish Campaign
Rally at Temple Beth El on March 27.
—Photo by Robt. I. Clifton.
Jewish News Staff Photographer
Cecil Brown Addresses 700
With Plea to Aid Survivors
Brown Memorial Chapel of Temple Beth El was filled
to capacity on March 27 when Cecil Brown, noted radio
commentator, stirred the 700 women present with his mes-
sage calling them to action in behalf of the current Emer-
gency $2,000,000 Allied Jewish Campaign. The large turn-
out at this women's rally echoed the city-wide interest in
the great drive, the success of which must be assured for the
sake of the future welfare of the 1,400,000 survivors, in-
cluding 150,000 children, many without father or mother,
and destitute in Europe.
Women's teas and other programs, being held this week
at homes of volunteer workers, are being utilized to present
campaign messages to hundreds of solicitors and to prepare
them to raise the women's division quota of $300,000.