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VOL. 10—NO. 9

THE JEWISH NEWS

of Jewish Events

A Weekly Review

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Detroit 26, Michigan, November 15, 1946 RA. 7956

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DPs Balk at Jobs in Germany,
Demand Pay in.U. S. Currency,

Experts on Palestine Assigned
To Aide Byrnes in Bevin Talks;
Shift Seen in British Attitude

See Page 16

Sheikhs Visit Attacked Village,
Apologize; Blame Arab Extremists

See Page 3

JEWS IN ART

Women of Year : MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT. of
Detroit (Right), president of the National Council of
Jewish Women, shown presenting "The Jewish Woman
of the Year" Award to MRS. DAVID M.. LEVY, of New
York, for "the most notable contribution to human wel-
fare during 1946." Mrs. Levy is national chairman of
the United Jewish Appeare itiforrign*a Division. which
has raised $9,000,000 of the $80,000,000 collected toward
the 1946 drive's ;100,000 goal. The presentation was
made during the 18th Triennial Convention of the
NCJW in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Levy expressed her gratitude for Council's sup-
port of the United Jewish Appeal campaign.

"Council's tradition of service to young women has
been extended to help the young Jewish women in
Europe," Mrs. Welt, who was re-elected president,
stated in her message. "Our ultimate goal is to wipe
out injustice for all people. Our immediate sympathy
is with the plight of the Jews in Europe."

Maxine R. Levin, promi-
nent in locate art circles,
writes her impressions of
the Marco Zim Exhibit of
oils and etchings now at
the Jewish Community
Center. (See Page 4).

THE BIBLE STORY

Windsor Welfare Fund
Maps $100,000 Drive

See Page 5

Council Starts Campaign
For State FEPC Legislation

"Picture Stories From the
Bible", -an easy - to - read

cartoon feature, in this
week's Issue of The Jewish

News, tells the story of
"The Death of Sisera."
(See Page 16.)

See Page 6

Haganah Planning Seizure
Of Extremist Chiefs, Arms

See Page 7

THE WHITE MOUSE

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Dear Yr. Rosenbergs

I heard with genuine pleasure of the 'plans or -he
Union of American Hebrew Congregati,ns to an.,nzor en Ameri-
can Jewish Cavalcade during the month of November as part of
a religious emphasie program designed to reawaken and
further develop • greater interest in religion. I am sure
that American Jewry will be the better for the knerican Jew..
Leh ,'*.valciade.

If this all to materielist!: world of ours is to
make any real progress in its struggle towards econcrac
security and world peace, there will have to be a greater and
greater Acceptance of the basio tests of religion. The Ser-
mon on the Mount and the Ten Commandments, - the classic ex-
amples of our mutual Judaic Christian culture, are as true
today as ever in history. I earnestly hope teat more and more
men, Christians as well as Jews, will incorporate within their
daily lives the principles of. religious living which are basis
to mankind.

hr. Adolph Rosenberg,
President,
Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
34 West Sixth Street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Presidential 0. K.4 Endorsing the American Jewish
Cavalcade, the religious emphasis program sponsored by the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations, President Truman declared,
"economic security and world peace is dependent upon greater
acceptance of religion." During November the Cavalcade will
bring 40 outstanding rabbinical leaders to 80 communities on a
preaching revival mission.

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New Americans :
Increasing' numbers of European immigrants are reaching the U. S. as
a result of President Truman's directive speeding their entry into this country. The long-range
rehabilitation program of Incoming immigrants is being planned by the United Service for
New Americans, Inc.—the consolidated agency representing the National Refugee Service
and the National Council of Jewish Women. The work of this agency is financed by the
United Jewish Appeal, whose 1947 program w ill be planned at the national conference in
Atlantic City, Nov. 30 to Dec. 2.