The Joint Distribution Committee of America has expended $5,271,000 during 1922 in European countries, exclusive of Russia, the Central Office of the Committee’s European Executive Committee announces. A total of $1,025,000 was spent for reconstruction in various parts of Europe, $704,000 in behalf of Jewish refugees, $575,000 for medical aid and supplies, $532,000 for children’s aid, and $125,000 for educational work.
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