Three Top Hollywood Stars Appear
In New United Jewish Appeal Films

Three of Hollywood's top-
ranking personalities — Glenn
Ford, Edward G. Robinson and
Robert Ryan — are the stars in
three new documentary film
shorts which haVe just been com-
pleted by Columbia Pictures and
the RKO Radio Pictures studios
in behalf of. the $250,000,000
United Jewish Appeal.
The films, which will be shown
in New York and 600 other cities
throughout the country, depict
dramatic highlights of the relief,
rehabilitation and resettlement
programs carried on in Europe,
Palestine and the United States,
respectively, by the. Joint Dis-
tribution Committee, United Pal-
estine Appeal and United Service
for New Americans.
Two of the films—"Where Do
You Get Off?" starring Robinson,

and "Make It Real," with Ford
in the central role—were pro-
duced at Columbia Pictures,
whose fgcilities were made avail-
able to the UJA through the
cooperation of Benjamin P. Ka-
hane, Columbia vice-president.
These filmS were written and
produced by' William Bloom, as-
sistant to Kahane, and directed
by Henry Levin.
The other film,. "An American
Speaks," starring Ryan as nar-
rator, tells the . story, as seen
through the eyes of an American
GI, of the participation of the
Jews of Europe and Palestine in
the war for freedom and libera-
tion and of their post-war striv-
ing to create a homeland where
they may live in peace and dig-
nity.

22—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 21, 1948

Father, Son Reunited
Through JN Notice

Union of Russian Jews, Inc.,
55 E. 42nd St., New York 18, N.
Y., reported to The Jewish News
this week that, through notices
published in these columns, Isaac
Margolis of Detroit was located
by his aged father. Lasar, end-
ing a lengthy search.
The organization now asks aid
in locating the following:
Kroll, Berel, his wife, Tamara,
daughter of Isaak Agroskin of
chisl avichi, Mogilevsk.gub, their
son, Isaac, sought by Chaya Riv-
kin, Tamara's sister, who lived
in Gomel.
Sternshis, Vovche, of village
Yasno Gorki; near Sarny, in De-
troit; sought by nephew, Benja-
min Sternshis.

Levin JWV Auxiliary Presents Gifts
To Men at Dearborn Veteran Facility

WARREN A.
CUSHING (right),
chief of special
services a t Dear -
born Veterans'
Hospital, accepts
a typewriter and
stand from ROSE
GOTTLIEB, presi-
dent of Lt. Eli Le-
vin . Auxiliary,
J4WV. Participating
In the presentation
were MAURICE
BORDELOVE, de-
partment comman-
der, and LOUBA
LUPILOFF, r e g-
ional national vice
president of the
auxiliaries.

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