Friday, September 7, 1945

Page Nineteen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Hebrew School Committee
Plans Education Month

Morris Kosman Gets
Wayne Scholarship

Herzl's Daughter,
Son-in-Law Died
In Nazi Prison

Communist Delegates
Support Jewish Stafe

LONDON (JPS)—Jewish Com-
Morris Kosman, son of Mr. and
munist representatives f r
Poland and other countries, cast
Mrs. Louis Kosman of 10016
Appeals for Enrollment of Children to Be Made During Broadstreet, has been awarded
their votes along with other dele-
a four-year music scholarship to Perished of Theresienstadt, gates to the conference of the
19th Annual Observance Over Radio, in Synagogues,
Wayne 'Univer-
World Jewish Congress, in favor
Official Says; Both Sent
at Public Rally, Through Press
sity. A gradu-
of resolutions calling for - the
to Death Camp in '42
of Central :
abrogation to the White Paper,
Annual Education Month plans were perfected by com- ate
High School
unrestricted Jewish immigration
mittees representing the United Hebrew Schools at a meet- class of June,
VIENNA (JPS-Palcor)—Trude into Palestine and United Nations
ing held at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. on Aug. 27.
Neumann, Dr. Herzl's daughter, approval for the establishment of
1945, he plays
Participating organizations for the 19th annual observ- the. violin, viola
and her husband perished in a Jewish state in Palestine.
ance of Education' Month," in addition to the board of direc- and percussion
Theresienstadt to where they had
been deported in 1942, it was Palestine, visit Dr. Herzl's grave
tors of the United Hebrew Schools and the school's Woman's instruments.
learned here from Vienna's pre- regularly. A special service was
In 1933, he won
Auxiliary, are:
sent governor of prisons, Birn- conducted in the cemetery at
a scholarship to
Hebrew Teachers' Association,
which Israel Rosenfeld, a Jewish
stein,
Interlochen, the
Kvutzah Ivrith of its Ladies'
soldier from Lodz, only recently
National Music M. Kosman
Auxiliary, and the Alumni As-
Mrs. Neumlin left a number
Camp. Morris, who is also a stu- of personal effects and manu- an inmate at the Oswiecim death
' sociation.
camp, intoned the prayers.
dent
of
the
Yeshivah
Ch
a
chmey
A Call to the Community, is-
scripts by Dr. Max Nordau, in
Roughly 12,000 Jews, including
Lublin, intends to major in Birnstein's possession b e for e
sued on the occasion of this year's
many recently liberated from
medicine at Wayne.
By PAT FRANK
observance of • Education Month,
deportation.
concentration camps, are now in
appears elsewhere in this issue of (Jewish Telegraphic Agency Corres.)
Jews
from
all
over
Europe,
now
Vienna
which had a pre-war
The Jewish News.
WEISBADEN, Germany, (JTA) Romania 'Bond' Halts
in Vienna awaiting transfer to Jewish population of 180,000.
Radio Programs
—S. S. Lt. Gen. Jurgen Stroop Jewish Congress Trip
Judge Charles Rubiner, chair- under whose direction the War-
I t.ci4o.iscrco-
man of the Education Month saw ghetto was liquidated in the
ISTANBUL (JPS)—Dr. W.
radio committee, is assisted by Spring of. 1943, after fierce re- Filderman and 10 other Roman-
Joseph Colten and Nathan Shur,
4445 Second Blvd. near Canfield
ian-Jewish delegates were un-
representatives of the Alumni As- sistance by the ghetto residents, able to attend the World Zionist
Phone: TE. 1-3922
sociation, and -a committee in will be tried here as a war crim- and World Jewish Congress con-
Open Daily, including Sunday:
AMERICAN
'charge of Yiddish broadcasts, inal. The specific charge against ferences in London because they
5 P. M. to 3:30 A. M.
RESTAURANT
consisting of Michael Michlin, Stroop is that he encouraged the had rejected, as insulting, the
Evening Dinner: 5 to 10 P. M.
Tung S. Woo, Mgr.
9
Joseph Haggai, Norman Rutten-
conditions attached by the Ro-
wilmEmemommo including Sunday.
civil
population
to
murder
Amer-
berg and Solomon Kasdan.
manian government, to their de-
parture, it was reliably learned
Mrs. Hyman Altman, super- ican fliers.
In gathering evidence against here.
visor of the Altman Radio Hours,
is continuing with the tradition Stroop, war crimes investigators
Before they could leave, the
Specializing In—
of offering free time for several uncovered new facts concerning Romanian government demanded
Our Egg Rolls:
the
battle
in
the
ghetto.
Stroop
weeks in succession in the inter-
a deposit of 100,000 lei, for each
A TREAT?
NATIVE
CHINESE
FOOD
first
sent
in
a
regiment
of
S.
S.
ests of Education Month on the
delegate, as a guarantee that they
Also
Choice
American
Dishes
Altman radio programs over troops to round up Jews for la- would abstain from anti-Roman-
bor camps. A Jewish army of ian propaganda abroad and would
A New Restaurant for a SeleCt Oriental Taste
Station WJLB.
6,000 which had hidden weapons return.
Synagogue Appeals
in sewers and underground pas-
This year's appeals to the com- sages fought fiercely and suc-
munity in the synagogues during 'ceeded in wiping out the regi-
Education Month, in order to ment, which included 50 tanks.
stimulate enrollment of all Jew-
The Nazis then bombarded the
ish boys . and girls of school age ghetto with heavy artillery and
in the United • Hebrew Schools, dive bombers. When the battle
will be supervised by -a commit- was over, Stroop issued a pro-
tee consisting of Philip Gilbert, clamation declaring that "the
WOODWARD AT STATE
chairman, Soloman Kasdan, Jo- Warsaw Ghetto has ceased to
seph Haggai, Henry - Feinberg, exist." He Was then
to
Norm an Ruttenberg, Michael command S. S. formations in this
Michlin and A. J. Lachover.
part of "western Germany._
A special public event is be-
Josef Kramer, commander of
ing arranged as a feature of Edu- the Bergen-Belsen concentration
cation Month, with a nationally camp and 46 guards, including 19
prominent leader as • guest women, have been indicted on
speaker..
charges of mass-murder, British
A direct appeal to parents, military authorities announced
through special leaflets, will be this week.
made under the direction of a
committee consisting of Joseph
John. Garfield, now working in
Haggai, chairman, Michael Mich- MGM's ;`The Postman Always
lin, Solomon Kasdan, Norman Rings Twice," is responsible for
Ruttenberg, A. J. Lachover and those eerie sounds emanating
Morris Lachover.
from his dressing room. John
has been taking -violin lessons
Alumni to Assist
Work among organizations will for his next screen assignment,
be conducted under the direction back at Warners, "Humoresque",
of the Alumni Association, of and he's having lots of fun prac-
which Joseph Colter' is president. ticing!"
The publicity committee in
charge of some aspects of He- gai, A. J. Lachover, S. Kasdan
brew Education Month includes and Morris Plafkin.
Lawrence W. Crohn, chairman of
Abe Kasle, president of the
the public relations committee; United Hebrew Schools, ad-
Philip Slomovitz, chairman Of dressed the initial meeting of the
Education Month; B ern a r d Hebrew Education Month • com-
Isaacs, A. Toback, Joseph . Hag- mittee.

Ghetto Liquidator
Held As Criminal

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