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NEW YORK, (JTA) — A cam- ter of the American Jewish Corn-
paign to aid the Jewish poor, the mittee in the near future, accord-
elderly and the addicted will be ing to Chapter President Edward
undertaken by the New York chap- D. Moldover.
"It has long been assumed by
many Jews and others that there
are few if any Jewish poor, and
no Jewish addicts. Unfortunately,
this never was, nor is it now the
case," he said.

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Shostakovich, Valentini, Beethoven,
Chopin and Faure at a recital 2
p.m. May 17 in the Detroit Institute
of Arts.
Raimi studied here with Ozan
Marsh and Paul Olefsky and re-
ceived early recognition in the
Cass Tech Symphony under Mi-
chael Bistritzky. Since then, he has
performed in Detroit, Rochester,

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From the Soviet embassy in Washington comes the text of a report
by a Novosti Press Agency correspondent who visited the Moscow
Choral Synagogue on April 20, and interviewed Menashe Mikhailovich,
president of the Jewish Religious Community, and Moscow Chief
Rabbi Jehuda Leib Levin. His report follows:
"Are the parishioners all provid-
ed with Matzot?"
Cantor Shteinberg accompanied by
"Of course. The bakery started the synagogue choir.
working four months before the
Chief Moscow Rabbi Jehuda Leib
Passover. The baking was done in Levin said he is confident that the
one and in two shifts. If necessary, Passover will be celebrated in full
we could have gone to three shifts. conformity with the requirements
The bakery turned out precisely of the sacred writings. He added,
100 tons of matzot which was "The only somber note is that the
enough to provide not only the world is not quiet, with human
Jewish believers but also all those blood being shed every day in the
wishing to have it. Invalids and Middle East and people dying."
aged will have their matzot de-
Rabbi Levin asked me to convey
livered to their homes. As usual, his Passover congratulations and
our community fully met the pa- best wishes to co-religionists,
rishioners' requirements for kosher known and unknown, in the United
meat."
States of America and Britain.
"Will a feast be arranged in the "Let us," he said, "multiply our
synagogue itself?"
efforts for achieving peace in the
"According to tradition everyone Middle East, for consolidating
spends the Passover evening among friendship among peoples, for
their relatives and friends. Every peace and welfare throughout the
year we arrange a feast for people whole world."
The APN Correspondent also
who are alone. This year more
than 50 will sit down at the lavish visited today the synagogues in
Moscow districts, Maryina Rosh,
table."
"Are you expecting many visi- cha, Cherkizovo and Malakhovka,
a community outside Moscow.
tors?"
Everywhere the feast of the Pass-
"Last year as many as 2,000
over will be celebrated in good
people gathered in the synagogue
every day. Judging by everything, spirits.
there will be as many this year.
A truly great book teaches me
Especially since Moscow is having better than to read it. I must soon
warm spring weather."
lay it down, and commence living

New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Portugal. In April he was one
of 100 cellists invited to honor
Pablo Casals in Philharmonic Hall
in the "Salud, Casals:" night.
At present, Raimi is solo cellist
with the Juilliard Theater Orches-
tra at the Juilliard School of Music
The president of the community on its hint . . . What I began by
in New York, where he is studying
also said that during the Passover reading, I must finish by acting.
with Maurice Eisenberg.
—Henry David Thoreau
holiday songs would be sung by
Accompanying Raimi will be Ed-
I mund Battersby of Ecorse, a schol-
arship student and Young Artist
in Residence in the National Arts
Council Program.

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FRI. & WK. 8:20 only. SAT. & SUN.
"HELLO DOLLY
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Bergen-Belsen Survivors
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What was one of Hitler's major
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Elliott Gould, Dyan Cannon
camp will make a pilgrimage this 7:00, 10:45.
"BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE" (R)
FRI.
9:05. SAT. 2:05, 5:35, 9:05. SUN.
summer to the site of the death
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A LITTLE, LOVE A LITTLE"
WEEK NIGHTS 7:25, 9:25.
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"LAST SUMMER" (R)
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FRI. 7:10, 10:50. SAT. 3:45, 7:20, 10:50.
ones every year as a token of B
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10:00,
Barry Newman in
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Incl. Best Picture & Best Director
"THE BRAIN" (6)
since they were liberated. This
Dustin Hoffman, Jon Voight in
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will make the pilgrimage both a MON.
SAT. 8:15 only. SUN. 3:15, 7:20.
"MIDNIGHT COWBOY"
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