A mericillt 'apish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO I943 28t1h Year of Service to Our State and Nation f dis- le a. nittee le of ends- gov- 9 agen. task 0,000 VOL. 45, NO. 32 nter- 2 01111. s in- sat- ntees wish Jews .) Detroit and Jewish Chronicle The Legal Chronicle Lt.-Col. Itzik Feffer Stirs Huge Audience at Meeting DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1943 Jews Receive One-Third of All Awards for Individual Acts of Bravery, He Declared 7 dp e 11 b .14 Chach ► ney Lublin Cafeteria to Be Opened Aug. 8 Yaker Family To Present Sofer Torah 10c Single Copy; $3.00 Per Yam Italian Newspapers Demand Repeal of Anti-Jewish Laws "Corriere de la Sera" of Milan Apologizes For 20 Years of Anti-Semitic Orientation Painting a glowing picture o f the epic heroism of Jews in the (701. Feller, was unfortunately de- LONDON. (WNS)—Many lead- tained in Chicago because of in- Final preparations for the ofli - ing Italian newspapers publish had been turned over to "Aryans Soviet Union,—civilians. guerilla juries sustained there, and was fighters, soldiers of the Red Army cial opening of the new students ' editorials urging the Badoglio re- by the Mussolini regime. Simul- —Lt. Colonel Itzik Feffer, co- not present at the Detroit meet- kitchen and dining room of Yeshi _ gime to rescind all anti-Jewish taneously, it was reported that ing. Following the close of the member with Professor Solomon laws and decrees enacted by the the new Italian Minister of Fi- Michoels of the ,Jewish delegation meeting in Chicago, before an vath Chachmey Lublin are bein now defunct Fascist Council, it nance has Issued a directive freez- from the U. S. S. A. made a stir- audience of 7,000, the platform completed. was reported here this week. ing all "aryanized" bank ac- ring appeal for unity among all on which the speakers stood col- Detroit Jewry and the many A recent issue of the Milan counts and business undertakings. lapsed beneath the weight of the Jews in an impassioned address well-wishers who rushed to ac- friends of the Yeshivah will b e newspaper "Stampt Sera," the Another Italian newspaper, the at a public reception at the Ma- welcomed Sunday, Aug. 15, a t report said, carried a petition by Milan "Corriere de la Sera," hat: claim the delegation. In the crash sonic Temple, last Sunday eve- that followed Professor Michoels 1 p. m., to participate in thi the leading political parties in openly apologized to the Jews of ning, August 1. beneath the platform, cutting affair. A colorful program has '3 Italy such as the National Party, Italy for having followed an Colonel Feffer gave eye witness fell a tendon in his heel. He will be been prepared including a musical the Christian Democratic Party, anti-Semitic orientation for the testimony to the reports that huge incapacitated for at least 10 days. portion. Outstanding out-state the Communist Party, the Liberal past 20 years. Declarin that masses of Soviet, Polish, German guest speakers will also be pres- Reconstruction Party and the So- anti-Semitism is contrary to the Butzel Presides and Rumanian Jews have been ent. A free lunch will be served cialist Party urging the Badoglio spirit and traditions of the Ital- Presiding over the meeting at to all guests. A delegation from government to immediately abol- ian people," the newspaper said saved from Nazi extermination by the Soviet government and enum- the Masonic Temple was Fred M. the Chicago Ladies' Auxiliary of ish all anti-Jewish laws, to re- that it was "forced to malign erated individual acts of heroism Butzel, who was introduced to the Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin will store all confiscated Jewish-owned Jews by the fascist regime" and On the part of Jews against the audience by Aaron Rosenberg, be present and extend their property to its rightful owners that it was glad "to again be Nazi terror. greetings in behalf of their mem- and to indemnify Jewish store- able to pursue the liberal tradi- See FEFFER—Page 9 "Although the Jews are eighth bers. At this occasion a Sofer and-shop keepers whose business tions of the democratic people in size of population, by their of Italy." Torah will be presented by Mr. heroism and courage they are and Mrs. M. Yaker with the par- Congressman Rogers in third in the number of official ITALIAN PEOPLE ticipation of the Yaker family Jews in Germany and awards for individual acts of England Seeking Aid FRIENDLY TOWARDS JEWS and members of the Beth Isaac Czech Protectorate bravery on the field of battle," Congregation of which Mr. Yaker The true attitude of the Italian declared Col. Feffer. For Jews in Europe is vice president. Placed Outside Law people towards their Jewish fel- "The enemy has already de- Make Collection low citizens was revealed the mo- stroyed about four million of our NEW YORK. (WNS) — Rep. STOCKHOLM. (WNS) — Such ment it was announced that Mus- On Sunday, July 25, a success- people, almost a fourth. In Lvov Will Rogers, Jr. (D.-Calif.), is the Fascists rounded up men and in England to enlist public sup- ful collection drive was made in Jews as remain in Germany and solini had been ousted, it was Mt. Clemens with the cooperation the Czechoslovak "Protectorate," reported here this week by au- women, bound their legs and arms and commanded them to crawl to port for the 14-point plan of the of the hotel managements, espe- it was reported, have been placed thoritative sources. These informants told that in a grave two kilometers away, Emergency Conference to Save cially M. Kramer, proprietor of promising anyone who reached the Jewish People of Europe, his the Olympia Hotel. With the help outside the orotection of the law, Rome, Milan, Turin and in other of Rabbi Dacowitz of New York, and upon death their estates be- large Italian cities Jews joined the grave would be spared. These wife revealed this week. guests of the hotels responded come state property. the general population assassins want us to disappear cele- "He will talk to everyone in generously. The following amounts The Reichsanzeiger, an official brating the fall of fascism. Ital- ignominously. But we will not gazette, carries a decree to this were collected in the hotels: Al- ians who hadn't spoken to Jews crawl to our graves like worms. England who is concerned about the Jewish problem," Mrs. Rogers bany Cohen's Hotel, $73; Alt- effect signed by Minister of Jus- for years out of fear of reprisals We will fight like lions." tice Thierack, Interior Minister by fascist gangs sought out their "Unity is the surest guarantee said. "Over there, people who man's Hotel, 31; Arethusa Feld- of ,victory. He. who speaks against are interested in the problem are man Hotel, $46; Benin's Hotel, Frick, Finance Minister Von Jewish neighbors and apologized the unity of our people aids the far' more outspoken than. over $7; Kahn's Hotel, $92; New Krossig and Martin Bormann, to them for their conduct, which, Glenwood Hotel, ..$37.40; New chairman of the Nazi Party. they said, had been forced on enemy. He who speaks against here." This development was accom- them by the fascist rulers. Rogers was the keynoter of York Hotel, $62; Olympia Hotel, the Soviet Union acts contrary to panied by other suggestions from $168; Plaza Hotel, $60; River- Simultaneously, travellers ar- the interests of our people. He the session of the conference held Germany that Nazi authorities riving here from Italy report who stands on the sidelines and is here July 20-25. Mrs. Rogers side Hotel, $102. were planning to eliminate from The board of governors and that in many instances Italians indifferent to the terrifying events gave out a statement left by her the board of directors of the the Reich all persons classified who had come into possession of of our time postpones the (lay of husband: as "part Jews". The German confiscated Jewish property an- "We must beat IIitler's own Yeshivah wish to express their victory and helps increase the timetable on his continued mur- thanks to the hotel proprietors army newspaper, Die Wehrmacht, nounced that they would gladly number of our sacrifices." dering of the Jewish people of and guests for their cooperation. expressed displeasure of rumored restore the property to the lawful Michoels Absent measures to remove such persons owners. One traveller said that Europe," the statement said, as- Students Examined Professor Solomon Michoels, serting from participation in German he had witnessed the scene of an that the Jews in border On Sunday, Aug. 1, at 10 a. ni., co-member of the delegation with countries of Nazi-dominated Eu- the first examination of the pre- life. talian store keeper turning over The Berlin correspondent of t he key to his store to the orig- rope—Bulgaria, Rumania, Hun- paratory class of the Yeshivah the Stockholm newspaper Sven- i gary and Yugoslavia—could be was held, in the presence of the nal Jewish owner. Another tray- aved if the United Nations ar- pupils, parents, friends and the ska Dagbladet said that new re- e Iler observed that "the sudden strictions planned within the Nazi c hange of heart by many known ranged transit for them across councils evidently were prepara- f ascists" was due less "to a NOTICE Turkey. See LUBLIN—Page 12 tory to deportation of all Jews s udden pity for the Jews than by " . . . The civilian people of left in thecountry. fear of reprisals and punishment All copy must be in not these countries cannot bear the Under the new German decree, for having committed the crime terrible guilt of standing by Jews are removed from the juris- later than Wednesday, 3 while Hitler slaughters the entire of stealing Jewish property." diction of civil and criminal Jewish population of their towns," Leading newspapers here this courts and are punishable by the p.m. It must be written Rogers said. "Therefore the peo- week carried reports from their police. Such judicial process as correspondents ple of these countries will help in Rome to the on one side of paper only their was provided for Jews and Poles effect that the new Italian gov- Jewish neighbors to escape. under a discriminatory penal law ernment will soon abolish Jewish When Hitler orders a cattlecar and where possible should filled with Jewish people to be The quarterly meeting of the of September, 1941, is now elim- forced labor. The correspondents shipped to Poland, the people 3f Michigan Synagogue Conference nated for Jews, leaving them also pointed out that immediately be typewritten. that country will re-route the Board will be held Sunday, Aug. z subject entirely to the arbitrary after the ouster of Mussolini the cattlecar to Turkey instead—if 15, at 10:30 a. m., at Congrega- c iction of police officials. The (le- Rome radio not only halted all vee applies to Jews in Bohemia they have the choice. a nd Moravia, and may be applied anti-Jewish broadcasts but also suppressed all anti-Jewish propa- o foreign Jews in Germany. ganda from Nazi Germany. Mich. Synagogue Conference Board lo Meet Aug, 15 • BRITAIN AND THE REFUGEE JEWS IN UNIFORM By JOEL CANG Editor of The Polish "Jewish Observer" • EDITOR'S NOTE—Britain's relationship with the thousands of refugees to whom it has offered haven in the ten years since the Nazis came to power has not been entirely a one-sided affair. The following article gives some indication of the great contributions which these refugees have made to the Allied war effort and to progress on the home front. LONDON—There is no yard- I know of one refugee, a Polish stick by which you can measure Jew, who was the first in this the kindness the British have country to manufacture an indis- shown to the thousands of refu- pensable aeronautical instrument. gees in their midst. Neither is And practically all the workers there any yardstick by which you in his factory are refugees, a can measure the return which it number of whose families are has brought. But one thing is still—or were—in the ghettos of certain and that is that these Poland. refugees are not simply rice-eat- MORRIS MOHR In the chemical and dye indus- ers. They are playing a consid- tries, refugees are playing an im- erable part in Britain's war ef- portant part. Many of these are tion Beth Abraham, Linwood and fort today. Sturtevant, Detroit. All members Germans who fled from the Nazi There are refugees in prac- terror. They brought with them, are Urged to be present since im- tically every war industry. In however, valuable knowledge of portant measures proposed by the engineering, in the clothing in- technical processes and formulae. standing committee must be ap- dustry. the distribution of food, often secret, which have been of proved. If for any reason anyone the restaurant trade, in all types inestimable aid to this country in cannot attend this meeting, please drop a line so that the board of war factories, in the arts and war production. know of your continued in- on the stage and cinema. It is, of course, known that the will Taking the war industries, re- patent for the Bren gun was terest in the work. Among the subjects to be dis- fugees engineers and skilled work- brought to Britain by refugee men are employed in aeroplane Czechs on the last aeroplane leav- cussed will be the work of Dr. Selig S. Auerbach who has been factories, in tank, gun and shell factories. See REFUGEE—Page 12 See CONFERENCE—P age 12 By BEN SAMUEL Copyright, 1943, Jewish Yelegraph Agency, Inc. This column is based on information supplied by the National Jewish Welfare Board. SUNDAY IN PROSPECT PARK: must have been hundreds of as- The invasion of Sicily, accord- sault boats and other ships." ing to Lt. Murray Meyrowitz who All this was in the neighbor- saw the landing scene from the sky over the beachheads, "looked hood of Gela, where Lt. Charles like Sunday in Brooklyn's Pros- Gorsky of Central Islip, L. I., was flying an A-36. Gorsky's job pect Park". Lt. Meyrowitz, a Brooklynite was to shoot up anything re- himself, has had a box seat dur- sembling enemy reinforcements. ing the bombings of Pantelleria, He made out rather well. At Sardinia and several Italian one point he closed and opened cities. Ile is a Flying Fortress fire on a Fix-truck enemy convoy at a road junction. When he bombardier, 23 years old. last saw those trucks they were From his post in a Flying in flames. Fortress when the American and • • • British forces invaded Sicily, "the landing boats looked like BOMBS AWAY- corks," he says, "all floating in ALSO A RAFT: one direction." (At an airfield somewhere in "The flak looked like popcorn." New Guinea.) A twin-engined And, he points out, the popcorn Mitchell bomber staggered down "didn't bother us at all." the runway and came to a stop. Another eye-witness of the in- Jammed into the tail of her fuse- vasion, Lt. Jules B. Goldenberg, lage at a crazy angle was a also of Brooklyn, reports that bullet-riddled rubber life raft. "the landing barges covered the Three aerial wires had tangled beaches like driftwood. There See UNIFORMS—Pag e 12