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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
3,000 Survivors
Beth El Sisterhood
Found in Labor Camp Re-Elects Mrs. Hopp
ALLACH, Germany (WNS).- For Third Term
355,000 Fled Nazis
To Palestine Homes
Sedition Trial
To Open Soon
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Arab Mandate
Over Zion Asked
NEW YORK.—With the aid of
WASHINGTON, D. C. — The
CAIRO ( WNS).—The transfer
To the meagre list of survivors
The Temple Beth El Sisterhood American Jews, 355,000 Jews preparation for the re-trial of of the Palestine mandate to an
the millions of European Jews
from
Germany
and
elsewhere
in
of
can be added the names of 3,064 has re-elected Mrs. John C. Hopp Europe found permanent homes a group of sedition defendants Arab state and an immediate
on a nd women who were found as president for the third con- in Palestine during the 12 years has just been completed and is stoppage of Jewish immigration
at this work camp, which was a secutive year. The other officers
of the Hitler regime, Rabbi awaiting the appointment of a is demanded in a petition of the
branch of Dachau. Of the sur-
James G. Heller, national chair- trial judge, Assistant General 0. recently formed League of Arab
vivors, 744 are women.
man of the United Palestine Ap- John Rogge informed the Na- Nations which has been delivered
Foremost in the mind of every
peal, said. He declared that the tional Committee to Combat to President Truman and Prime
victim here is the thought of
Minister Churchill by the Egyp-
Jewish homeland had been the A nti-Semitism.
finding his family. And two of
primary refuge of Jews fleeing
These suspects have been tic- iian ministers in Washington and
them have already done so. Rolf
from Nazi-inspired persecution.
cus«.I of a world-wide conspiracy London, Abdul Rahman Azzam
Geiplinger, an interior decorator
Although most of the refugees to use anti-Semitism as a wedge Bey, secretary of the league, de-
from Vienna and son of a music
reached Palestine before the out- for fascism, Mr. Rogge stated, clared,
professor there, was reunited at
A congress of the league will
break of the present war, more adding that anti-Semitism was
Allach with his wife, Willi, whom
than 60,000 were aided by the used "to destroy our feeling for be called by the premier of
he had not seen for five years.
United Palestine Appeal in ar- law and order and . . . to accus- Egypt shortly after the conclu-
He was brought here from Da-
riving there during the war years tom us to the use of force and sion of the San Francisco con-
chau where he had been confined
ference, it was disclosed.
from Allied, neutral, occupied violence."
temporarily after arriving there
and liberated countries, Rabbi
following an eight-day march
Heller said.
from a camp at Kaufering. En
Organizations that raise funds
route, he said, hundreds died.
in this country through the
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Another arrival from Kaufer-
United Palestine Appeal spent
ing is Joseph Frock of Kovno,
more than $90,000,000 during
who said that a few weeks ago,
the period. This year they are
•
while still at Kaufering, he and
seeking $35,300,000 to help set-
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other
Jews
were
awakened
s
tle in Palestine hundreds of thou-
at 3 a. 01. to bury 170 American
sands of survivors in Europe who
war prisoners who had been killed
do not want to return to the
Cotton filled with button tufts in smart designed covers
by the guards.
lands where they were perse-
to fit any standard size glider, and PRESTO!
Among the survivors is the
cuted.
Hungarian middle-weight wrest-
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Judge Morris Rothenberg, pres-
MRS. JOHN C. HOPP
ling champion, Shander Regner
ident ,of the Jewish National
of Budapest, who is shrunken are : Mrs. Maurice Klein, first Fund, — and Bernard A. Rosen-
and enfeebled. He disclosed that vice president; Mrs. Oscar M. blatt, president of the Palestine
bloodhounds were used to guard 'Lepton, second vice president; Foundation Fund, released a ca-
A little paint,
the slave workers and many died Mrs. Ben Salon, treasurer; Mrs. ble received from Palestine which
from dog bites. Regner's blind Herbert I. Kallet, recording sec- said the end of the war in Eu-
plus this set
daughter was sent to Oswiecim. retary; Mrs. Harry L. Phillips, rope provided the opportunity
and
your old
Other survivors include Prof. financial secretary; Mrs. C. Louis for Jews in the United States
Joseph Musakat of the philosophy Maas, corresponding secretary, "to bring salvation to the tor-
Glider is as
department at the University of and Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn, tured body of Israel and re-
good as new!
Warsaw and Dr. E. Klein, a custodian.
demption to its imprisoned
rabbi of Novo-Czarnecky, but Dr.
Directors are Miss Dorothy spirit."
Wilhelm Molnar, chief surgeon of Bloom, Mrs. Philip Brown, Mrs.
the Grosvandyn Hungarian Hos- Burton Clamage, Mrs. H. J. L.
pital, died here, on the day Frank, Mrs. I. Lloyd Frankel, "Protocols of Zion"
Allach was liberated, after many Mrs. Alfred Gach, Miss Edith Editor in Italy Arrested
beatings by S.S. guards. Oscar Heavenrich, Mrs. Theodore Jacob-
GENEVA (WNS) — Giovanni
Mohr, who was the Amsterdam owitz, Mrs. George A. Kleinman,
For your old pillows, to give them that new looking job!
correspondent of the London Mrs. Morton J. Newlander, Mrs. Preziosi, prominent Italian anti-
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Semite
and
editor
of
the
Italian
Times and the New York Times, Herbert D. Robinson, Mrs. Alvin
edition
of
the
"Pl'otocols
of
Don't throw away your old Steamer Chair. Replace it with our
is also among the survivors.
M. Rodecker, Mrs. Harold M. Zion" has been arersted in Milan.
ready-made chair covers! Give it that smart look in a new skirt!
The women had many grim
Shapero, Mrs. Hilda Vau Con-
Preziosi,
who
was
editor
of
La
stories to tell, such as that of
sant, Mrs. Leon Winkelman and Vita Italiana, was the author of
Bronya Tchaikovitch of Czen-
Mrs. Merrill E. Silverstein.
a genealogical table purporting
"My
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tochowa, Poland.
The following are ex-officio to show that the late President
y e ar-old daughter, Genya," she
members: Mrs. Philip Bloomgar- Roosevelt, Prime Minister Chur-
said, "who was standing be-
den, Mrs. Leo M. Franklin, Mrs. chill and other Allied leaders
TYler 6.4100
side me, heard that those who
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Lawrence Freedman, Mrs. Isaac were Jews.
were able to work would be
Gilbert, Mrs. B. Benedict Glazer,
allowed to five. She begged
Mrs. Harry Krohn, Mrs. Henry
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th e Nazis: 'Let me live, I can
Meyers, Mrs. Oscar C. Robinson,
work,' but h e shot her before
Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzberger, Mrs.
my eyes."
Samuel Van Noorden and Mrs.
Sol A. Wolff.
.
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Bnai Brith Offers
Two $500 Fellowships
WASHINGTON — In conform-
ity with its policy of 'promoting
vocational guidance, the Bnai
Brith Vocational Service Bureau
is offering two fellowships of
$500 each during 1945 to col-
lege seniors or graduates inter-
ested in and qualified for grad-
uate study in vocational guid-
ance.
Applications for the fellow-
ships must be made on or before
May 31. Application forms may
be obtained from the Bnai Brith
Vocational Service Bureau, 1003
K St., N.W., Washington 1,
D. C.
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Jewish General
Hero of Russia
MOSCOW (WNS). — Colonel
General Leon Kotlyar, a Jewish
Red Army officer who had seen
26 years of service, has been
'manic(' the title Hero of the
Soviet Union by the presidium
if the Supreme Soviet of the
USSR in token of his participa-
tion in the freeing of Vienna,
Budapest and Belgrade, it was
announced.
Gen. Kotlyar was born in Si-
beria into the family of a Jewish
tinsmith. He worked as a rail-
road hand and as a lumberjack
during his youth, but in 1919
joined the Red Army which
routed the interventionist army
under Admiral Kolchak.
UNITED
rights should be expressly re-
Arved and safeguarded."
The representatives of the
American Jewish Conference also
requested that Mr. Stettimus ar-
range a meeting for them with
the members of the American
delegation so that they may dis-
2USS this problem. Such a meet-
ing will probably be held the
early part of this week.
The letter of the American
Jewish Committee which was
:igned by Judge Joseph M. Pros-
kauer, supports the demands of
the American Jewish Conference.
It reads as follows:
"The position of the American
Jewish Committee about final so-
lution of the Palestine problem
has been stated in our memoran-
dum filed with you. Neverthe-
less, regardless of our general
position as there stated, we are
glad to express our accord with
the requests of the interim com-
mittee of the American Jewish
Conference that it be made af-
firmatively clear that no action
of the San Francisco Conference
will work to the prejudice of
existing rights of the Jews in
respect to Palestine, or to the
prejudice of the existing rights
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