Concentration Camp Survivor Is
Killed in Windsor Store Explosion
Rabbi Rosenbaum's
Mother Dies at 76
Mrs. Rose Rosenbaum, of
Arverne, N.Y., mother of Rabbi
Milt on Rosenbaum, of 526
Hendrie, Royal Oak, rabbi of
Temple Emanu-El, died in De-
troit Saturday night at the age
of 76.
She had been ill for several
months and lived in Detroit
with Rabbi Rosenbaum during
the period of her illness.
Her body was taken to New
York for burial. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday. The
family is at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rosenbaum,
40 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn.
Besides her sons, Rabbi Mil-
ton Rosenbaum and Charles
Rosenbaum of Brooklyn, Mrs.
Rosenbaum is survived by her
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Reich and
Mrs. Harold Pohl, of Brooklyn;
four grandchildren and a great-
grandchild.
Tributes to Mrs. Osnos,
Trees Memorialize Her
The Jewish Women's'European
Welfare Organization planted 25
trees • in the JWEWO Forest in
Israel in memory of Bella Osnos.
Tributes to Mrs. Osnos were
paid by many organizations and
individuals.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sam
(Bella) Osnos, who died in
Miami Beach Oct. 17, were held
at Kaufman Chapel Oct. 20.
Rabbis Morris Adler and Isaac
Stollman and Cantor J. H. Son-
enklar officiated.
Mrs. David Kay Dies at 66
Mrs. Rose Kay, 15811 Dex-
ter, a I
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of: ears, died S
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at
e age of 66. Funeral
s were held Tuesday
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United Hebrew Schools
Adas Shalom Branch
PTO to Hear Dr. Dostal
Dr. Naida M. Dostal, newly ap-
pointed supervisor of Foreign
Languages for the Detroit Public
Schools, will discuss the "
vantages of Teaching a For n
Language to. Young Childr
at
the opening general mee
of
the Parent-Teacher Orga
tion
of the Adas Shalom Br h of
the United Hebrew School 2:30
p.m. Monday in the sou
all
of Adas Shalom.
A dessert luncheon will
cede the talk.
The introduction of the guest
speaker will be made by Mrs.
Sidney Locke.
Mrs. J. Stewart Linden,
si-
dent of the P.T.O., will int
nce
the new officers and me
rs of
the board of directors,
o in-
elude Mrs. Theodore T n and
Mrs. Morris Averbuch,
e pres-
idents; Mrs. Joseph
ovich
and Mrs. Alvin Topper,
reta-
ries; Mrs. Morris Bloom
treasurer; and Mrs. Albert Ela-
zar, teacher representative.
The teachers of the school will
be introduced by Rabbi Emanuel
Applebaum, principal.
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Near 7 Mile Road
A course in one of the most
creative periods in Jewish his-
tory—the Middle Ages—will be
offered by the extension depart-
ment of the Midrasha of the
United Hebrew Schools begin-
ning 8:30 p.m. Thursday for 12
hourly sessions.
Led by Shlomo Steinberger,
the course will consider the
delineation of social and intel-
lectual concepts in the Jewish
co mmunity.
Steinberger is .a graduate of
Kings College, London Univer-
sity, and attended the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem. He has
received his rabbinic "smichah"
from the Slobodka Yeshiva (He-
bron) in Jerusalem.
Author of many articles on
classical history and the period
of the Mishnah and Talmud,
he is no
for
ancient
- ory a •
versity Of Michigan.
Steinberger, whose wife is
also on the staff of the United
Hebrew Sch , was
ed to
teach in
ystem
through the
tmei
Exchange .
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•a
Interest
readers
ish
to enroll for the
se may
call the Unite
rew Schools,
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s"Teen of We
A Miunford High School se
Stephani Shapiro, daucfhte of
Mrs. S • •o, 17
di-
ana
is
the
We
0
s.
Th
ew ed
fforts and
lead
nip with
ed Synagogue
Yowl fr
ich she has won
aw •
many accolades. Miss
Piro is president of the USY
chapter at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, and has represented the
chapter in regional and national
conclaves. She plans to attend
Wayne State University to major
in elementary education next
fall.
JWV Ladies Auxiliary
Starts Drive Against
Campaign Hate Mail U
The National Ladies Auxiliar
of the Jewish War Veterans
nounced that it will under
e
an "Anti-Hate" drive in a at-
tempt to stem the tide o nti-
Catholic hate literature
t to
flood the mails in the
sing
days of the election ca
ign.
According to Mrs. Bert W.
Krause, the organization' a-
t ion al president, auxilia
throughout the country will b
instructed to contact, by mail
or personal visitation, church
leaders, in
officials,
community leaders, veterans
groups and other organizations,
urging them publicly to repudi-
ate these salacious hate publica-
tions.
The New Study Club will pre-•
sent its annual fund-raising lunch-
eon and games party Wednesday
at Federals Department Store,
Oakman at Grand River.
Chairmen for the event will
be Mesdames Goldie Schwartz,
Frances Mill, Lillian Schwartz,
Rose Cherner, Molly Boraks and
Julian Lazarov,
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — Dr. Nahum
Goldmarm predicted Tuesday th
immigration to Israel would t
nearly 30,000 during the a nt
year, with a minimum of
100
next year.
He told a press conferenc
at
he had no information as -o
whether the Poale Agudat Isra
the workers branch of the ultra-
orthodox Agudat Israel, which
recently split away from the
parent group, would join the
Zionist movement. He said the
Poale Agudat Israel would be
welcome if it decided to join.
He said nearly all organized
Jewries would be represented in
the 25th World Zionist Congress.
Non-Zionist organizations will
send fraternal delegates and asso-
•ate members or observers with-
ou
e right to vote, he said.
The
note of the Congress will
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IN THREE WEEKS!
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be an analysis of Zionism and
the J
Goldi
said the
question was what the func
of the Zionist movement was,
now that
J i State has
been es
called
Herzl's s
;ask
of Zion was to
Jewish
ion.
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Budget
Aid Arab Refugees
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.,
(JTA) — Twenty-seven countries
pledged a t of
help final
;ins
of the Unit
Works
ales e
Refu
the 'Near East. Dr.
John
. Davis, the director
the agency furnishing
•
to
the Arab refugees
ed for
e financing of
his ordinary operations and spe-
cial educational programs next
year.
Of the total pledged at a spe-
cial conference held for the pur-
pose by the General Assembly,
the United States offered $23,-
000,000, with the proviso that
sufficient other monies come in,
so that the U.S.A. will pay no
Pepper School 'Beats'
than its customary 70 per
to Swing on Hallowe'en more
cent share of UNRWA costs.
The P.T.A. of the James N. Britain pledged $5,400,000.
Pepper School, Oak Park, will
hold a Hallowe'en Dance, at 8:30
p.m. Saturday in the multi-pur- Jewish Body Launches
pose room of the Pepper School. Foreign Grad Program
Billed as a "Beats and Squares"
SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA)
Party guests can come in costume The first fellowship pr
—gem
as "beats" or in regular dress as the training of
a ua e
"squares.!" An orchestra will pro- students in
work, to be
vide dance selections and an art- set up b
American social
ist will do char coal sketches. work or
zation, was announced
Prizes and refreshments also will here
he Jewish Family Serv-
be featured.
ice
ency. The agency will work
For tickets call Mrs. P. Nagle, i
operation with the I -
LI. 2-8303 or A. Levine, LI.
ternational Educatio
ministers
lbri
7-1181. Tickets also will be avail-
.hips, and
able at the door.
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Michael Zack lost their parents
in Nazi concentration camps in
Poland and Germany. After they
were freed by the allies, Zack
came to Canada—"to start a new
life"—and opened a small print-
ing shop in Windsor.
"We survived the Nazis, and
now this," the father told a hos-
pital official.
The Zacks also have a daugh-
ter, Leah, 15.
Attending the funeral of Mrs.
Zack Wednesday were Mr. and
Mrs. Alec Ungar, 19944 Stans-
bury, Detroit. Mrs. Ungar suf-
fered through the concentration
camps with her -sister.
Immigration to Israel Will Total
30,000 for '60, Goldmann Says
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SH NEWS -- Friday, O ctober 28, 1960
A 37 - year - old mother and
survivor of Nazi concentration
camps in World War II fell into
an abyss she could not combat
Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel Zack was one of
ten persons known to have lost
their lives in the explosion of
the Metropolitan Store in Wind-
sor.
Her son, Sidney, 5, was with
her. when the floor opened be-
neath them and she disappeared
in the wreckage, apparently
fallen to the floor below. The
boy suffered a broken leg.
Polish Jews, Mr. and Mrs.
Steinberger to Delve
into Middle Ages in
UHS Adult Course