Friday, September 20, 1946

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Jewish Youth, Your Attention!

By SARA PHILKA
Jewish Youth, are you listening
To the rumble of thunder
Sounding faintly in the far-off wilderness
Of an almost forgotten land,
Reminiscent of a wandering people
And echoing of an almost forgotten faith—
A Jewish faith?
Be quick—stop what you are doing and listen!
If you haven't the time, then take the time.
But be quick.
The matter at hand is urgent; the time for action is now.
You have everything to gain if you listen
And everything to lose if you don't.
Rise up, Oh Youth! Rise up!
There's a storm brewing and it's heading
North and south, east and west,
Slowly—surely—threatening—frightening!
A dangerous menace,
Reaching with a million arms,
Ready to crush you in its fold.
Rise up, Oh Youth! Rise up!
Your future as a Jew is at stake
And the future of Judaism is in your hands.
Your deeds, your words and your faith
Can erect the tower of strength
That will weather the wind, the rain
And the threatening storm that is yet to come-
Unless—but wait!
Perhaps there is hope.
Listen closely, youth!
Listen to the wind and the echoing voices
Crying out for a miracle of deliverance—
A miracle of deliverance—and why can't we, yes—
Let us be their miracle and our own,
Let us sip the glory of our heritage,
And live as Jews.
In thought—in tradition—and in spirit.
Let us take an oath—here and now,
And bear allegiance to our faith.
Let us reap from the past,
A determined will for the present
For a greater and more glorious future.
For ourselves!
For our children!
For Israel!
Let us prepare for the storm!
And should it break, if we prepare
It will not be menacing!
It will not be frightening!
Well. Jewish Youth—will you rise up nom?
Or will you let the storm drown
Your every hope. your every dream?
Its up to you!

Maggie Teyte to Sing
At Music Hall Sept. 28

$9,500,000 Collected
By JNF in 10 Months

Maggie Teyte, English soprano,
will present a recital of vocal mu-
JERUSALEM. (JTA)—Approxi-
sic in the Music Hall Saturday
mately $9.500.000 was received by
evening, Sept. 23.
Miss Teyte has not appeared in the Jewish National Fund fram
the United States since before the October. 1945, through' July, 1946.
.
war, and her De-
it was announced here this week.
troit recital will
This represents an increase of
be her first since
about 33 per cent over the pre-
she sang with
the Symphony
ceding period when approximately
Orchestra in Or-
$7.000.000 was collected.
chestra Hall.
The largest. remittance came
Miss Teyte is
from the United States and to-
56. When the
taled more than $6.000,000. Pales-
Telephone Hour'
tine, South Africa and Britain
was negotiating'
followed in that order. For the
to bring her back L...
first time in many years, small
to this country, Maggie Teyte
the music business wondered if remittances were received from a
her voice still worked the same number of liberated European
magic. After last week's broad- countries.
cast they had proof that the art
of Maggie Teyte was unchanged.

3 Dancers Formed
Ballet for America

"It shimmers with steller rmmes,”
John Martin, New York Times
dance critic, wrote of Ballet for
America, which will be seen for
the first time here at Music Hall
Sept. 23 through Sept. 25.
Organization of Ballet for Amer-
ica was accomplished and its
backing obtained not by an im-
pressario, but by three dancers
Yurek Shabelevski, Yurek Lazow-
ski and 'Tatiana Grantzova.
As dancers, each of the three
was an established star.
How well those three accom-
plished the organization is indi-
cated by Ballet for America's
roster. Nana Gollnor, one of the
most sought-after ballerinas this
year; Kathryn Lee, Bettina Rosay,
Halina Razomova, Virginia Barnes
and Paul Petroff, James Lyons,
Shaun O'Brien, and of course,
Shabelevski. Lazowski and Grant-
zeva.

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Shipping Books to Europe Via JDC

City Clerk Thomas D. Lead-
better calls attention to the fact
that the Registration Bureau at
111 City Hall is open daily from
8 a. m. to 4:45 p. m., including
Saturdays, and on Oct. 14, 15 and
16, the last three days for regis-
tration before the Nov. 5 election,
will be open evenings until 8 p. m.
for the convenience of those who
cannot register during the day.
Qualified electors who have
moved since they last voted may
save themselves a trip to the City
Hall and the possibility of waiting
in line later on, by mailing in a
signed removal notice now, giving
the old and new addresses. Trans-
fer will then be completed at the
office and elector notified of the
new ward and voting district.
Also, on the last three days of
At the Joint Distribution Committee warehouse in New York,
registration, Oct. 14, 15 and 16,
Mr. Leadbetter will establish 19 Dr. Bernhard Kahn, honorary chairman of J.D.C. European Ex-
outside registration bureaus in ecutive Council, accepts the first of 6,000 Hebrew and Yiddish text-
various sections of the city.
books contributed by the National Women's League of the United
Synagogue of America for shipment overseas by the J.D.C. to the
displaced persons camps in Europe, to Italy, Shanghai and other
lareas. Left to right, Dr. Kahn, Mrs. Samuel Spiegel, chairman of
overseas projects for the League, and Mrs. Barnett E. Kopelman,
president o fthe League. The texts, to be used in J.D.C.-supported
Contributions of $130,000 by five educational training and retraining centers, are for use by children
leading corporations to the $100,- through the eighth grade.
000,000 campaign of the United
Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Over-
seas Needs and Palestine were an-
nounced at a luncheon of the non-
new Year qreelingi
sectarian Community Committee
of New York at the University
ChM.
A gift of $50,000 by Loew's Inc.
affiliates and subsidiaries headed
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CHILDREN'S WEAR
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Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey and the United Rayon Sales
Corporation. In addition, Mr. Ba-
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