Friday,

February 2, 1945

Gorin's Lucky Song

Mrs. G. Freedman To Feature Halevy
Collects $2,5oo
Concert This Sunday
For Polio Fund
Singers have the reputation of

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Mrs. George Freedman, 950
Whitmore Rd., has collected more
than $2,500 in the polio drive.
She has pledges for another $2,-
000, thus making her one of the
leading polio fund collectors in
this area. She has been serving
in the special gifts committee
ami the donations came inostly
from Jewish contributors. Mrs.
Freedman is active in Temple
Beth El.

JERUSALEM (Palcor) - A
Memorial Scholarship Fund of
$10,000 at the Hebrew Univers-
ity in Jerusalem, has been estab-
lished by Dr. Israel S. Wechsler
of New York in memory of his
son, Robert Moses, a medical
student at Columbia University
who died last year. Several
friends of Dr. Wechsler ' . have
pledged an additional $15,000.

BNAI MOSHE YOUNG PEOPLE

IGOR GORIN

The Young People's Society
of Bnai Moshe plans a cultural
afternoon meeting for 2:30 p. m.
Sunday, F'eb. 4. A current
events discussion will be led by
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan.

HUSH-HUSH

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of a bill which is to be intro-
duced into Congress and into
the state legislatures, which
would make the spreading of
anti-Semitism a crime. This bill
will be introduced at the present
session of the Michigan legisla-
ture.
Golditch asserted that the
Nazis were spending 300 million
dollars a • year to spread anti-
Semitism and that the Nazis
vre still training leaders in the
spreading of anti-Semitic propa-
ganda and using anti-Semitism
as a world weapon. The Ger-
mans are relying on anti-Semi-
tism to save their hides and get
them a softer peace, Golditch
declared.
He also warned that postwar
economic stresses and unemploy-
ment may play into the hands
of demagogs and rowdies who
use anti-Semitism to further
their interests. This element
would like to use anti-Semitism
as a weapon to split labor and
religious groups in Detroit.

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"Youth Marches On,"
Rabbi Nathan's Theme

Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will
In the three-month period end-
speak on the topic "Youth
Marches On" at the late Friday ing Dec. 31, 2,405 Jews from
eve services at Congregation the Balkans were brought
being a superstitious lot and Bnai Moshe at 8:15 p. m. on Fri- through Turkey to Palestine by
many legends have grown up day, Feb. 9. The services are the Jewish Agency, whose source
around the pre-performance rit- being dedicated to the Boy of American support is the Unit-
Staits of America and to the ed Palestine Appeal.
Among the newcomers were
young people of the Religious
566 Hungarian refugees, 140
School of the Congregation.
Cantor David Katzman will Polish immigrants, 380 orphaned
conduct the prayers and the Bold Jewish children from Transnis-
Moshe Sisterhood w ill serve re- tria, 606 Romanian Jews and
198 from Bulgaria. An addition-
freshments.
al group of 625 Romanian Jew-
ish immigrants who left Buchar-
est for Palestine in the middle
Weizmann Greets
of November and had been de-
tained in Bulgaria were released
British Jewry
after six weeks by Bulgarian
JERUSALEM (WNS) - Dr. authorities and reached Pales-
Chaim Weizmann, in a message tine early last month.
to the annual conference of the
Zionist Federation of Britain in
session in London, declared that VAAD LEUMI TO BROADCAST
he had received "fresh assur,
JERUSALEM (Palcor) - The
ances of great possibilities exist- Vaad Leumi, Jewish Palestine's
ing, under suitable political and National Council, has applied to
economic conditions, of settling the British Government
for per-
on land, in industry and in trade
mission to establish short wave
of a large number of out' peo-
broadcast service between Pales-
ple."
tine and Jewries overseas.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

uals some of them observe. Igor
Gorin's good luck token is a song
which the popular young bari-
tone tries to include on every
program he sings, either as one
of the scheduled numbers or as
an encore.
A folk song of the Ukraine,
where Gorin was born, it is called
"Viut Vitre," Russian for
"Stormy Breezes." It never fails
to thrill the listeners. "Viut
Vitre" will be on Gorin's pro-
gram for the Halevy 20th Jubi-
lee Concert Sunday night, Feb.
4, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
of Masonic Temple.
Hearing his mother sing "Viut
Vitre" to him was one of Igor
Gorin's earliest memories and
the song is closely associated
with his Ukranian childhood.
In addition to "Viut Vitre,"
Igor Gorin's portion of the Hal-
evy concert will include the fol-
lowing selections, some of which
will be sung in Yiddish or Heb-
rew: "Troppo Soavi I. Gusti" by
Cavalli, "She Never Told Her
Love," by Haydn, Aria'and Death
Scene of Rodrigo from "Don
Carlos" by Verdi, "Prayer" by
Bogoroff, "Kaddish" by Engel,
"Meyerke, Mein Sohn," arranged
by Persin, and "To the Little
Star" by Moussorgsky.

"To achieve statehood and
to enable the Jewish people to
live a life of freedom in their
ancient home," he said, "we
shall have need of united ef-
forts of the Jews in Palestine
and of Zionists the world
over.

Tel Aviv to Spend
$1,.600,000 on Homes

(Palcor)-To alle-
viate the housing shortage, the
Tel Aviv Municipal Council an-
nounced the launching of con-
struction projects costing $1,-
600,000. The cost does not in-
clude the price of land.

ANTI-SEMITES TO BE TRIED

(WNS)-An investiga-
tion has been launched by the
judicial authorities to decide
whether criminal charkes should
be brought against directors of
two organizations which conduct-
ed anti-Semitic propaganda here
in a campaign to prevent the re-
turn of Jewish property.

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Take Wooduard Cars Marked Boat Piers

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romance of
today's youth spiced with tender
humor "The Very Thought of
You," starring Dennis Morgan,
Eleanor Parker, and Faye Emer-
son, opened Friday at the Mich-
igan Theater. The companion
film is "When the Lights Go On
Again" with Jimmy Lydon, Grant
Mitchell and Dorothy Morris.
"The Very Thought of You"
is concerned with two soldiers
who meet two girls in Pasadena
after a long stand in the Aleu-
tians. "When the Lights Go On
Again" is a moving story of a
young mentally ill soldier's re-
turn from the battlefront.

FIND STONE AGE RELICS

JERUSALEM

(Palcor)-Relics

consisting of various implements
believed to have been used by
Stone Age men approximately
20,000 years ago, were discov-
ered by hikers near Tzofit, Mos-
hav Sharon.

With Judy Garland and Mar-
garet O'Brien at their best,
"Meet Me in St. Louis," the new
technicolor musical responsible
for the top hit of the moment,
"The Trolley Song," is playing
at the United Artists Theater.
The second feature is "Main
Street After Dark," with Ed-
ward Arnold and Selena Royal
in the top roles.
"Meet Me in St. Louis" sim-
ply exudes charm and warmth as
it relates the story of the Smiths
of St. Louis and their life with
father, mother, brothel., sister
et al. St. Louis of 1903 is the
setting of the film.

MONDAY NIGHT'S MUSIC

is talented and versatile
Mark Warnow, one of radio's
most brilliant orchestra conduct-
ors. He makes music Monday
night on Borden's new radio show
starring the Perfect Fool, Ed

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Your Help Is Most Urgent!

The American Federation for Polish Jews is sending food packages to
Dr. Emil Sommerstein, President of the Jewish Rescue Commission of
Liberated Poland. These packages contain food and medicine for all Jews
saved in Poland. For "EACH" $4 donated, you buy a package which is
sent in your own name and you help rescue one of your kin.

SPECIAL
COURSE
TICKET!

each bath

MICHIGAN THEATER

A heartwarming

The small number of Jews in Poland who were rescued from the jaws of
death are hungry, naked and sick after five years of torture and tyranny.

The Bnai Brith Girls, Pisgah
Lodge, Frances Solovich Group,
are having a scrap paper drive
Feb. 4.
The Group will 'meet at the
corner of Webb and Dexter at
1-1 a. m. Sunday. Joyce Cantor
is in charge.

$15
Attendant's Fee, 50c

in the Dexter-Lawrence Hall.
All members are urged to at-
tend as plans for the Purim sup-
per card party Will be discussed.

Remaining Jews in Poland
Must Not Starve!

Frances Solovich Group
Paper Drive Sunday

MINERAL or
TURKISH BATHS
10 BATHS FOR

The next regular meeting of
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will be held at 1 p. In. Feb. 7,

UNITED ARTISTS THEATER

TEL AVIV

PARIS

Hebrew Ladies Aid
To Meet on Feb. 7

You Must Act At Once-Delay May Be Fatal

Send your remittance to:

THE AMERICAN FEDERATION FOR POLISH JEWS
Phone TYler 7.9650
9124 Linwood Ave., Detroit 6, Mich.

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We wish to express our heartiest thanks to the organizations listed below
who have already responded so nobly to the crys of the Jews remaining
in Poland:

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