Plan 'G-Day

These leaders of the
_Women's Division in:
general solicitation for;g
the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign — (seated, left to
right) Mesdames ARTH-
UR RICE, BENJAMIN-
GUTOW, NORMAN
NA1MAR K and (lower,
right) HARRY FRANK—
are checking prospects
and workers' lists to pre-
pare assignment slips for
"G" Day, in April, when
2,000 volunteer fund-
raisers will • canvass over
15,000 prospects.

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Gov. Harriman Urges
U.S. to Guarantee
Israel's Frontiers •

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Governor
Averell Harriman called upon
the Administration in Washing-
ton to take the lead in convinc-
ing the Arab states that Israel's
existence is "inescapable and
irreversible" and to help ease
the "explosive situation" in the
Middle East by reaffirming the
guarantee of Israel's present
frontiers given in 1950 by the
United State s, Britain, and
France.
The Governor addressed 700
business and communal leaders
at the inaugural dinner of the
United Jewish Appeal of Greater
New York campaign, which seeks
the local share of the nation-
wide UJA goal of $100,000,000 for
1955. Close to $2,500,000 in
pledges were announced at the
dinner to bring above $8,000,-
000 the total raised as a result of
pre-dinner activities -conducted
for the United Jewish Appeal
since Feb. 1 in New York -City
and vicinity.

Agency Wall Newspaper
To Be Teachers' Aid

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A month-
ly, English language illustrated
wall newspaper titled, "Israel
Among the Nations," will be
published the year round except
July and August for use in Jew-
ish school classrooms and club-
rooms.
The newspaper, prepared by
the Jewish Agency's Department
of Education and Culture, is a
teacher's aid, designed to fill the
gap in up-to-date material on
Israel suitable for the school-
age level. Tke paper is intended
primarily for the 11-12 year-old
age group, though the content
lends itself to modification by
the individual teacher, for both
older and younger pupils, the
Jewish Agency's announcement
said.
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FRANKFURT, - (JTA ) —Wheth-
er German 'Jews herded into the
Shanghai ghetto froin February
1943 to May 1945 are entitled to
compensation under WeSt.:Ger-
man indemnification
tion, is now at issue before . the
local Superior Court in • an im,
portant test case.
In 1938 and 1939, some 20,000
German and Austrian Jews fled
to Shanghai because that inter7
national port was the only_ place
they . could take refuge without
a .visa. . .
In 1943 the Japanese military
"ordered all such Jews shut up
in the slums of Hongkew, which,
was circled with barbed wire
and henceforth became the
"Shanghai ghetto."
The Japanese acted under
Nazi pressure, but today the
German indemnification agencies
argue that no documentary
proof of such pressure has been
presented. Without such proof,
they contend, they are not in-
a position to pay out the $1 per
day which the Federal Indemni-
fication Law provides for-illegal
arrest carried out or instigated
by the Nazi authorities..
The issue has now reached' an
ppellate court. Because • testi-
mony • by the . interned Jews
theinselves is - not considered
sufficiently expert, a Whole gal-
axy of top Nazi diplomats forth:-
erly active in the Far East were

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List Personnel
For Women's
April `G-Day'

With the 1955 Allied Jewish
Campaign gaining momentum
daily, chairmen and secretaries
of the Women's Division general
solicitation category have begun
assignment of 16,000 prospect's
slips to 2,000- workers.
The concerted fund - raising
effort will 'take place on "G"
Day.
To facilitate Organization,
general solicitation has been set
up into eight' individual divi-
sions, each with a vice-chair-
man and secretary, and group
chairmen and secretaries.
Serving as vice-chairmen are
Mesdames Harry Frank. Aubrey
Goldman, Sander. A. Hillman,
Max L. Lichter, Martin Messer,
Norman Naimark and Arthur
Rice.
Their secretaries a r_e Mes-
dames Jerry Gottfried, Benja-
min Gutow, Morris J. Brand-
wine, Adolph Lowe, Ralph Levin,
Merle Harris and David Handle-
man.
Division chairmen and their
section leaders are: Mesdames
Harry Frank, chairman; Allan
G. Agree, Bern;ard Bladen, Harry
Kifferstein, William Burk, Herb-
ert L. Harris, Jacob Segal, Dan
Shapiro, I. Goodman Cohen, G.
Lionel Willens, Charles Benja-
min, Louis I. Linovitz, David W.
Biederman.
Mesdames Aubrey Goldman,
chairman; Irving Pokempner,
Perry Goldman, Hugh W. Green-.
berg, Ray A. Shapero, Kenneth
Given, Allan Weisberg, Aaron
Benyas, Julius Feld, George Bar-
ahal, Irving Zickerman.
Mesdames Sander A. Hillman,
chairman; Ben Rose, Joseph J.
Blumrosen, Moses Cenker, Jos-
eph L. Bale, Louis Rubin,
Charles Behrmann, Joseph Op-
penheim, Bernard A. Gourwitz,
Herman K. Cohen, Sam Stoner.
Mesdames Max L. Lichter,
chairman; Balfour Peisner, Sol
J. Schwartz, Ted Mandell, Phil-
lip. Nusholtz, Jack Bean. Leon
Rottenberg, Dan Symez, William
W. Brown, Abe Lapides, Gabriel
Moscow, Jack Rom, Myer Teitel-
b a u m, Lippman L. Lumberg,
Charles Perlman, T. Ben Kasle,
Jack Milen, Richard Serlin.
Mesdames Martin M e s's e r,
chairman; Nahum Weissman,
Nathaniel Sandler, Conrad B.
Friedman, Stanley B. Friedman,
Benjamin Steinberg, Leonard,
Marein, Max Schubiner, Barney
Aaron, Sidney Meyers.
Mesdames Norman Naimark,
chairman; William De u t s c h,
Melvin Kolbert, Sherman Kay,
Richard M. Shwayder, Howard
Feigelson, Milton Y. Zussman,
Ellis B. Rifkin, Harry R o -t h,
Stanley Wax enber g, Sidney
Friedman, Arnold H. Mundell,
Milton Greenwald, Jack Still.
Mesdames Arthur Rice, chair-
m a n; Alfred Deutsch, Julien
Priver, Abel Swirsky, Leon H.
Lewis, Harry Singer, Bert A.
Colman, Alan J. Grossman, Saul
J. Rubin, Jay L. Foreman, Paul
M. Handleman, Bernard S. Rub-
iner.

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Israeli-Russian Agreement
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Knes,set
7Tit //arse ?Do/ Speaker Yosef Sprinzak has told
the Knesset that Israel has ac-
iff I cepted a Soviet invitation for
the exchange of parliamentary
delegations.

dent Else Sommer, has been
turned down by the lower court.
A decision on her appeal is not
expected before next month.

summoned as witnesses.
Two survivors of the ghetto
were also heard. The plaintiff in
the present suit, Frankfurt resi-

Shanghai Ghetto Victims
Await Results of Test
Case in German Court

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"It's the REAL' thing!"

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Nazi Victim Drops Dead
Before Medic-al Treatment

MUNICH, (JTA)—A victim of
Nazi persecution and concentra-
tion camp inmate returned to
this country for treatment at
the Bad Nauheith spa and col-
lapsed and died of a heart at-
tack when he alighted from the
plane which brought him from
Israel.
He was Baruch Hermanowicz,
45, who founded and edited the
first post-war Yiddish paper in
Germany. Hermanowicz emi-
grated to Israel in 1948 and be-
came an official of the Minis-
try of Communications. He had
to retire because of ill health
and came to Germany for treat-
ment under the recent regula-
tion of the Indemnification Law
providing for treatment for
those crippled by Nazi persecu-
tion. He is survived by his widow
and two children.

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