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Gewerkshaften Campaign
To Be Concluded March 26

Maternity Death
Rate in Palestine
Lowest in World

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NEW YORK— Kuppath-
Cholim, Palestine Jewish Labor
Program; Emma Schaver to Be Featured With Halevy
medical co-operative, has the
Singers in "Die Tzwei Brieder"
lowest maternity death rate in
With Louis Lipsky, one of the world's outstanding Zion- the world, it was revealed by the
ist orators, as guest speaker, and Sidor Belarsky as guest Labor Palestine Information Bu-
reau.

Louis Lipsky to Be Guest Speaker; Sidor Belarsky Also on

star on the evening's program, the local drive for the Pales-
The figures on the maternity
tine Labor Committee, known as Gewerkshaften, will come
death rate show the following:
to a close on Sunday evening, March 26.
This event will be held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Between 1934-1941 there were 1.4

deaths per 1,000 confinements in
the institutions of Kupath-
Cholim, as compared with 4.6
deaths in Australia, 4.8 in Can-
ada, 4.9 in the United States, and
3.6 in New Zealand.

of the Masonic Temple.

A feature of this gathering will
be the appearance of Emma Laz-
aroff Schaver as soloist with a
group of Halevy Singing Society
artists who will present the ora--
torio "Die Tzwei Brieder."

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In 1942 Kupath-Cholim treated
40% of all Jewish maternity cases
in Palestine, as compared to
28.3% in 1936, 32.1% in 1938,
35.5% in 1940, and 38% in 1941.

Admission tickets to this event
will be issued to all contributors
of $15 or over to the Gewerk-
shaften drive. • Final arrange-
ments for the closing event will
be made at the concluding rally
of campaign workers next Thurs-
day evening at Lachar's.

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Friday, March 17, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twelve

Morris L. Schaver, chairman
of the drive; Harry Schumer,
treasurer; and A. H. Kushinsky,
campaign director, have issued a
call to all volunteer workers to
solicit their prospects and to as-
sist in bringing the drive to a
successful conclusion. It is ex-
pected that the full quota of $75,-
000 will, be raised by March 26.

Russian Opera Here
On March 25 and 26

The Russian Grand Opera Co.
will come to the Masonic Au-
ditorium for three performances,
beginning March 25. Alexander
Kipnis the famous Russian basso
of the Metropolitan Opera, New
York, will be heard March 26
in "Boris Godunoff."
Sunday e v e -
ping, March 26,
Alexander Bal-
aban will sing::
"Eugen Oneg
in," Nadia R a y
appearing oppo-
site him as Ta-
tiana. Elsa Ze-
branska will be
the Marina of '
"Boris."
The cast
eludes Boris Be- Kipnis as 'Boris'
lostosky, Alexander Balaban; Si-
dor Belarsky, David Tulchinoff
and other prominent artists.
The Russian Grand Opera CO's.
general director, Dimitri Chut-
ro, has engaged for the support-
ing the cast, Robert Tullman,
the noted Russian tenor, who re-
cently has came here from Eu-
rope to be cantor of Temple Is-
rael, and another Detroit Russian
singer, Lucien Ruttman.
The local manager is Nicholas
Vamasescu, founder and former
director of the Romanian State
Opera of Bucharest. Tickets are
on sale at Grinnell Bros. Music
House.

Phil Spitalny's "H o u r of
Charm" starring Phil and his all-
girl orchestra will be transposed
to the reels ere long.

The birth rate of • the Jewish
population of Palestine, which
has caused the Jews some great
concern for the past few years,
has risen since the beginning of
the war. In 1942 there were 11,-
200 births in Jewish Palestine, as
compared with 9,714 in 1941.

Arlazaroff Branch
To Hear Prof. Lee.

Wayne Educator Speaks on
"Effects of Propaganda
in War Time"

Prof. Alfred McClung Lee of
Wayne University, co-author
with Prof. Norman D. Humphrey
of the book "Race Riot," dealing
with the Negro question here,
will address Arlazaroff branch of
the Jewish National Workers'
Alliance at 8:30 p. m. next Wed-
nesday, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg.,. Lawton and Waverly.

Prof. Lee will speak on the
subject "The Effects of Propa-
ganda on Public Opinion in War
Time." A public discussion and
question period will follow his
address.

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charged that Argentina, serving
as an Axis agent to engineer
fascist coups in Latin America,
was behind the new Bolivian Gov-
ernment of Major Villaroel.

Door Open for Revisionists
Return, Shertok Says

JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor) —
The door is open to the Revision-
ists to return to the World Zionist
Organization, it w a s declared
here by Moshe Shertok, political
chief of the Jewish Agency, in
an address at a special session
of the Assephath Hanivcharim.
He said that "we invited t h e
Revisionists a year ago to return
to the Zionist Organization with
equal rights and obligations. This
invitation still stands."

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Anti-Semitic Group
Suppressed in Peru

Due to Greatly Increased Business

next Wednesday, at 11 a. m., at
the Fisher Theater. In a unique
stage show, Conover, who heads
FURER SOUGHT HERE
a big Manhattan model agency,
Sidney Hollander, 10 Pulasky
will demonstrate with the help
St., Brooklyn, N. Y., is trying to
of his cover-lovelies how he
locate a Mr. Furer in Detroit in
turns a prospective model into a
accordance with the following
successful cover girl.
cable he received from his broth-
Anita -Colby, America's No. I
er:
"Inform my wife's brother Cover Girl, will be one of the
Furer, Detroit, from Gribov. An- nationally known beauties to ap-
swer by telegraph. Oser Hollan- pear on the Town Hall stage.
der, Boukhara Stalina 1105."
The other famous eyefuls will
Anyone who can give useful include Anita's equally pretty
information, please communicate sister, Francine Counihan, cover
with Dr. H. Mandelbaum, 2538 girl for American and Liberty
Elmhurst.
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Latest developments affecting Palestine include the fol-
lowing:
It is revealed by Independent Jewish Press Service that
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill are engaged
in an exchange of views on the question of Palestine and
that an important announcement may be made within a week
or two, as a follow-up to the statement he made last week to
Dr. Silver and Dr. Wise.
President Roosevelt was emphatic in his declaration that
this country stands committed to endorsement of the Balfour
Declaration and Palestine Mandate.
Dr. Silver has expressed the view that President Roose-
velt's statement is a set-back for the anti-Zionists.
From Jerusalem comes a report that Arabs expect an
early statement from Britain on Palestine and that the status
quo will be maintained until a permanent solution will be
found.
All Jewish newspapers in New York—the Forward, Day
and Morning Journal—have severely condemned the action
of a group of Polish-Jewish Bund leaders now in this country
who petitioned President Roosevelt to make "no exception"
for Palestine in considering places for Jewish colonization.
These newspapers are unanimous in stating that the Bund
leaders, not being American citizens, had no right to issue
this petition against Jewish hopes in Palestine.

NEW YORK (JPS)—The sup-
pression of a plot to carry out - a
Conover Cover Girls
series of pogroms in Peru which
At Fisher Town Hall
would lead to the overthrow of
the Government was revealed by
Harry Conover, glorifier of the
Cover Girl, and six of his gor- the Peruvian Government.
The Government announced
geous Conover Cover Girls will
be presented by Detroit Town that the plotters, including a
Hall as its closing attraction number of Germans and Japs,
have been arrested and will be
deported.
Had this attempt succeeded, it
would have been the third coup
to take place in Latin America
in recent months. The first one
took place in Argentina and
brought to power the Ramirez
government. It has since been

"The Fine Art of - Propaganda"
and "The Daily Newspaper in
America" are two other volumes
written by Dr. Lee.

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