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THE JEWISH NEWS

Weekly Review of the News of the World

(Compiled From Cables of Independent Jewish Press Service)

(See also Page 3)

Friday, June I, 1945

Posthumous Honors
For S-Sgt. Hochman.
Killed in Germany

Detroiter Sends

News from Paris

Haifa which began March 15, was concluded
in Haifa after an agreement between the His-
tadruth, Jewish Palestine's Federation of La-
bor, and the factory management. The strike
caused serious dislocation in the ,building
trades throughout the country, because Nesh-
er is We largest cement manufacturing plant
in the Middle East.
Thousands of Jewish and Arab lower grade
and junior officials of the Palestine Govern-
ment began a work stoppage at midnight on
May 21 in Jerusalem, in order to draw atten-
tion to their demands for higher cost-of-liv-
ing allowances. The strike, lasting 24 hours,
also affected interurban telephone communi-
cations but did not involve personnel engaged
in wartime services

Cpl. Mollie Weinstein, daugh-
S/Sgt. Nathan Hochman, who ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
was killed while on active duty Weinstein of 2254 W. Euclid, who
with the infantry somewhere in is stationed in Paris with the Of-
Germany, has been awarded the fice of the Chief -
Surgeon, sends
onze Star us a copy of the
Medal posthum- Paris Yiddish
ously for heroic newspaper, Un-
, service_ against zer Tsait, Elated
the enemy from May 8, which
July 25 to Sept. carries the news
tiY 5, 1944. He had of the end of the
previously r e- European war.
ceived the Sil-
It is an inter-
ver Star and esting issue
OVERSEAS
the
Purple
Appealing to British lab -or to be • true to _
which not only Cpl. Weinstein
Heart.
"its traditional sympathy and support for
flashes the news of the victory
S/Sgt.
Hochman
S/Sgt.
Hoch-
Jewish aspirations in Palestine," Dr. Zvi Luft
man, 19, was a graduate of over the Nazis, but also contains
conveyed the greetings of the Jewish Co-
Northern High and had attend- numerous interesting news and
operative Movement in Palestine to the Brit-
ish Co-operative Congress in Nottingham.
ed the United Hebrew Schools. feature articles—regarding the
Four hundred Palestinian Jewish prison-
He was a pre-medical student at liberation -of Leon Blum, the
ers of war, among the total of over 1,000 lib-
Wayne prior to entering service elections in France, the plans for
erated from the continent who have arrived
in November, 1943. He was an reconstruction work after - the
in Britain, are enroute to Palestine.
accomplished violinist and had war, and a feature article deal-
- Many Jews returning here from Vienna
been enrolled at the Chicago ing with the J. L. Peretz anniver-
and its environs confirm reports that the
sary.
Conservatory of Music.
Red Army saved a total of some 70,000 Jews
Cpl. Weinstein has been in
in that area, most of them citizens of Hun-
He is survived by his father,
gary and Slovakia.
active service since December,
Julius
Hochman
•
of
2053
W.
The departure for Palestine of the first
Philadelphia, and his sisters, 1943. She was in England during
party of Jews from liberated France has been
Sarah and Mrs. Lillian Green- the terrible robot bomb attacks.
delayed by the Egyptian Government's re-
fusal to grant -them transit visas, your corres-
wald, who now is in California A graduate of Central High
pondent learns. The party is comprised of 350
with her husband, Pfc. Arthur School, Rhe studied at Wayne
persons, including orphans whose parents
Greenwald, serving with the University and was a stenog-
were deported to death camps by the Germans.
rapher at Veterans' Hospital,
medical corps.
The decision of the Czech National Bank to
Dearborn, before her enlistment.
pay 30 kronen in Czech currency for - 100
She was affiliated with the
kronen of Therensienstadt Ghetto currency
B. & P. Bnai Brith Auxiliary.
has caused consternation. among the former ' Ingeroff Promoted
Cpl. Weinstein has also sent
ghetto internees whose economic plight is
desperate . . . Over 3,000 healthy Czech Jews,
us a "souvenir"—a Nazi tag from
freed from the Theresienstadt Ghetto, are
To Captain's Rank
"Tag 'der nationalen solidafitaet
being accomodated in homes previously oc-
193-6"—brought to her by her
cupied by the Germans, upon return to
roommate
from Germany.
Prague, Brno, Morayska, Ostarava and other
The family of Jack Ingeroff,
towns.
Describing V-E Day in Paris,
who has charge of the 807th
A resolution proposed by delegates at the
M. P. Co. stationed in Trinidad, Cpl. Weinstein writes: "It was
annual conference of British Ex-Servicemen
has
learned of his recent promo- wonderful to see Paris delirious
Association, asserting that German-Jewish
with joy—the- crowds jamming
tion to the rank
refugees in England were becoming arrogant,
the streets, the French kissing
of captain.
was heavily defeated at the conference.
our boys and vice-versa (some-
Ingeroff, a
Professor Mamlock, the first anti-Nazi mo-
how I got in on that, too, rather
tion picture to be shown in Germany. is being
Central High
unexpectedly)—the French chil-
screened in Berlin. Films of the Maidanek graduate, w a s
dren forming Conga lines and
death camp, revealing Nazi brutalities against
attending Way-
Jews, are also being shown in Berlin.
encircling the Americans, teas-
ne
Univ
ersity
Capt. Herbert Cohen, of Cedarhurst, Long
ing and laughing."
at
the
time
of
Island, acted as official interpreter at the for-
Fred Sorkowitz of Detroit is
h i s enlistment
mal dissolution of the Third Reich, when
among the Detroiters Cpl. Wein-
Grand Admiral Doenitz and Colonel General in the 2 1 0 t h
stein reports meeting in France.
Jodl, heads of the so-called "Doenitz Govern-
Coast Artillery.
PALESTINE
ment, were informed by a joint Anglo-Ameri-
An anti-aircraft,
Prof. Michael Fokete, who holds the Chair
can-Russian party that they are war prisoneri.
gunner o n a Capt. Ingeroff Chief Rabbi Herzog's Son
hi Mathematics on Mount Scopus since 1929,
The banning of Richard Wagner's "Die supply boat, he had been to the
has been elected Rector of the Hebrew Uni-
Captures a German Rag
Meistersinger"
and
the
encouragement
of
the
versity. Born in Hungary 1886, he joined the
Aleutians and Alaska before be-
performance of the works of Jewish compos-
University in 1928, because its dean of Sci-
LONDON (ZOA)—Lt. Herzog, -
ing
sent
,
overseas two years ago.
ers like Felix Mendelsohn has been ordered
ence in 1938, and is the author of important
He served for one year in Puerto son of Chief Rabbi Herzog of
by the British Information Control Board, in
discoveries in field of theory functions.
charge of the purging of Nazi influence in
Rico and has been in Trinidad Palestine, who is serving with
The strike at the Nesher cement factory at
the British Army on the Rhine,
northern Germany.
for a' year.
captured a Nazi flag which was
Son of Ben Ingeroff, ' 16169 displayed on the Nazi Party
Sk 1/C Garelick Makes
Detroit Jewish GI's
F-0 Levine, Missing, Wisconsin, he was active in ath- headquarters, according to a re-
Plea for 7th War Loan
Among Casualties
letic circles at the Jewish Center. port which was ,receited here.

AMERICA

Vandals broke into the Eugene, Ore., syna-
gogue, scratched .swastikas on the walls, de-
faced the servicemen's honor roll and tore
down the American flag in which local po-
lice described as desecration which "follows a
pattern of religious persecution of the worst
kind." _
"The whole German people should be held
responsible . . . for the organized brutality"
in German concentration camps, Brigadier
General Julius Ochs Adler, U. S. Army, re-
tired, vice-president and general manager of
the New York Times, declared on his arrival
in New York from Europe where he was one
of a group of U. S. editors and publishers
who investigated German death camps on the
invitation of General Eisenhower. "More spe-
cifically, the war criminals should include
the higher officers of the GOvernment, all the
SS troops and the German General Staff,"
General Adler said.
"Anti-Semitism will continue t6 bother the
World, as it has for centuries, unless it is gen-
erally agreed that its solution lies in killing
off the remaining European Jews or in Zion-
ism, which is the antidote for that," George
E. Sokolsky, widely-syndicated columnist,
writes in the New York Sun . Two solutions
appear, "one is a demand for full and equal
rights everywhere, particularly the right of
the Jew to live • wherever he pleases, but,
"no matter what provisions are made in the
peace treaty . . . and nobody will go to war
over it . . the individual Jew wants to get
out of a bad situation and .has no place to go,"
Mr. Sokolsky says. "The other solution is
Zionism . . a practical solution except as it
comes in conflict- with newly generated Arab
nationalism and the British policy toward the
Moslem world."
A Congressional resolution "within the
next 60 days" will force Britain to rescind.
the White Paper restrictions on Jewish im-
migration into Palestine, U. S. Senator Owen
Brewster of Maine announced in addressing
a meeting of the Ladies Apparel Division of
the United Jewish Appeal in Los Angeles.
America, he said, had a moral right to "a
periscope in the Middle East," which is a vast
storehouse of oil, and - a Jewish Palestine
would be America's best friend in that area.
Mammoth oil companies, lobbying at the
United Nations World Security Conference,
"have a two-fold objective, to protect their
interest in the Near Eastern fields and to ob-
tain oil sales monopolies in the smaller, new-
ly liberated European countries, Victor Riesel,
New York Post columnist reports from San
Francisco. "The Post was reliably informed
that these nations, through their officials here,
have been offered millions of _dollars by the
oil corporations for control of the petroleum
sales outlets throughout Europe," Mr. Riesel
reports.

Sk 1/c Robert Garelick of 1697
Blaine -Ave., home on a 30-day
leave, urges the people at home
to support the 7th War Loan
Drive in order that the fervent
wish of every
boy to return
to his family be
fulfilled as
speedily as pos-
sible.
Garelick, who
participated i n
the Philippines,
Iwo Jima, Ley-
te and Luzon
campaigns, en-
Sk 1/c Garelick tered service 14
months ago and was assigned to
ship immediately after the com-
pletion of his boot training. He
had been a civil service employe
in the Navy Department in civ-
ilian life and is an accomplished
artist.

Meeting several Detroit Jewish
boys on board ship, they had
services during the holidays and
are all appreciative of what the
Jewish Welfaile Board is doing
for Jewish servicemen.

Sk 1/c Garelick is spending his
leave with his wife, Helen; his
daughter, Alice, 41/2, and his six-
month-old son, David Mitchell,
whom he saw for the first time
upon arrival home.

Still Unheard From

This . week's list of casualties'
include the following service-
Mrs. Rose Levine, 2070 W.
men killed:
Philadelphia Ave., is anxiously
T/SGT. BERNARD E. HORO- awaiting news of the where-
WITZ, 26, infantry, April 28, abouts of her husband, F/O Irv-
ing Levine, who
died of wounds suffered on April
has been miss-
14, in Germany. Son of Mr. and
ing in action
Mrs. Abraham Horowitz, 10341
since F e b. 20,
Plymouth. First wounded in the
while flying
neck on Nov..,30, in Belgium.
over Italy.
PVT. EDWARD SCHWARTZ,
F / 0 Levine,
son of Harry Schwartz of 2972
23, a navigator
Rochester, reported missing on
on a B-24 Lib-
April 24.
erator, had been
a window dis-
The following wounded . also
were listed:
play m an' at
F/O I. Levine Sams Inc. be-
PFC. LOUIS HOFFMAN, son fore entering service
on March
of Mrs. Yetta Hoffman of 2461 10, 1943. ,
He was commissioned
Pasadena, wounded in the Pa- Sept. 25, 1944, and is 'the recip-
cific area.
ient of the Air Medal.
PVT. HAROLD LEVENSON,
He is the son of Mrs. Jennie
son of Mrs. Fannie Levenson, Levine of 2205 Euclid Ave. A
275 Merton Rd., in the Pacific brother, -Pfc. Leo, is with the
region.
Ninth Army in Germmy.
F 1/c RICHARD BYRON GOL-
DEN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack son of Mrs. -Sarah Kohner, 17615
Golden of 4353 Clements Ave.
San Juan, wounded in the Pa-
PFC. JAMES E. KOHNT,R, cific theater of action.

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DeSola Pool's Son-In-Law
Killed In Action On May 3

NEW YORK (JPS) — Capt.
Adrian Z. Leon, former New
York surgeon, son-in-law of the
Rev. and Mrs. David de Sola
Pool, was killed in action in Aus-
tria, on May 3, the War Depart-
ment disclosed here. Capt. Leon,
who held the Bronze Star, was
formerly on the staffs of City,
Bellevue and other hospitals.

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