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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

World News in Brief

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Friday, Sept- 1 3, 1946

Hitler-Created Orphans Smile Again

Italy Agrees to Admit
10,000 Jewish DP's

Asserting that the political alt.
uation in Palestine has not halted
the reconstruction program there,
Charles J. Rosenbloom, national
chairman of the $100,000,000 cam.
paign of the United Jewish .gyp.
peal for Refugees, Overseas Needs
and Palestine, returning this week
from a 10 weeks' visit to Pales.
tine, predicted that the rate of
Jewish Immigration would in.
crease as a result of the pressure
of European Jews seeking a home,
Rosenbloom toured every sec-
tion of Palestine and made a dr.
tailed study of the economic,
agricultural and cultural progress
that has been made in the Home-
land with the aid of the United
Palestine Appeal.
He emphasized that "the Jew.
ish community of Palestine per.
haps more keenly than any other
Jewish community in the world
feels the urgency of the Jewish
problem in Europe and is deter.
mined at the risk of its own se.
curity and happiness to make
possible the settlement there of
the largest possible number of
survivors of the death chambers
of the Nazis."
Describing the scenes of misery
he witnessed on refugee ships in
the Haifa harbor, Rosenbloom
said: "No one who has not seen
the tragic survivors as they reach
out for the shores of Palestine
can comprehend the yearning of
the remnants of European Jewry
to find release from wandering
in the Jewish National Home."

U. S. Attempts to Persuade Rome
to Take Full 25,000 Refugees

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The Italian government
has offered to accept 10,000 of the 25,000 Jewish ref-
ugees from Austria whom the United States is seeking
to lodge temporarily in Italy, it was learned at the State
Department.
Talks are continuing in Rome in an attempt to

reach an agreement for accept-
ance of the full 25,000 DP's.
Acting Secretary of State Dean
Acheson confirmed that the Itali-
ans had tentatively rejected the
American request. Reasons given
at that time by Italy were lack
of adequate food and facilities to
care for the refugees, although
the American proposal specified
that they be accommodated with-
out cost to Italy.
British pressure has been cited
for Italy's reluctance to take more
displaced persons. Britain fears
the Jews would be closer to Pal-
estine in Italy.

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New Havens Sought

More Immigratio n
Into Zion Seen

scheduled expulsion of about 3,000
Czech Jews who resided in the
Sudeten area of Czechoslovakia
before the war.
The planned expulsion was dis-
covered when Prague officials re-
quested the American Army to
prepare for the arrival of the
group about Sept. 15, and asked
that "special arrangements" be ac-
corded them, rather than the ac-
commodation provided Germans
regularly expelled from the Su-
detenland.

Police Avert
a Pogrom in
Magyar Town

MUNICH, (JTA) — Countries
neighboring on Germany will be
asked to provide a temporary ha-
ven for displaced Jews during the
winter months, under a plan be-
The drawn, haunted look these Ilitler-created orphans wore on
ing prepared by Rabbi Philip S.
their faces less than a year ago has given way to the smiles of
Bernstein, advisor on Jewish af-
carefree childhood. Dark memories of the years of suffering and
fairs to Lt. Gen. T. McNarney,
BUDAPEST, (JTA) —A pogrom malnutrition are receding, for loving hands now tend them in Joint
American military commander In was narrowly averted this week
Distribution Committee homes in many lands, providing them with
Europe.
in the town of Hajduszoboszlo, the care and affection they were robbed of when their mothers and
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While details of the plan have 100 miles from here, when police fathers
were put to death.
not been disclosed, It Is known dispersed an anti-Semitic mob at-
that the Army is Interested In it, tempting to attack Jewish law-
because it would reduce the num- yers who had recovered 50 acres
ber of refugees entering the of land seized from Jews during
American zone. It was stressed, the war.
however, that even If the plan is
Police arrested three local lead-
adopted, It would not change the
TEL AVIV—A team of welfare have special training and skills.
American policy of keeping the ers of the Peasant Party who in-
stigated the outbreak, but were workers left Palestine Sept. 6 to
borders open.
The camp Is managed by Bri-
Meanwhile, it was learned here forced to release them when the Inaugurate an emergency relief tish military authorities with the
that Jewish leaders are keeping mob threatened police headquar- program of the Joint Distribution cooperation of two civilian ad-
Committee for some 3,000 dis-
a close watch on several sub- ters.
ministrative officers.
The mayor of the town has de- placed Jews who were transport-
standard camps established by
the Army to handle the large nied that the demonstrations ed to Cyprus last month by the
number of refugees who have were of an anti-Semitic nature, British, according to Dr. Joseph
been flocking Into the American insisting that they sprang from C. Hyman, executive vice-chair-
zone.
the extreme poverty of the pea- man of the Joint Distribution
Army authorities here are plan- sants. He asserted that the em- Committee. At the same time ur-
ning to request the War Depart- bittered peasants also attempted gently needed JDC supplies were
ment for permission to exclude to attack Gentile lawyers bring- shipped into the camps, he re-
all Jews from the general screen- ing legal action to reclaim land ported.
DEXTER & LAWRENCE
ing program now under way which they had obtained during
Ten JDC workers consisting of
among displaced persons to de- the war.
two doctors, two nurses, two
Will Hold Supplementary Services in the Social Hall
termine which of them are to con-
teachers, two welfare workers, a
FULL
REGRETS
PLEDGED
the Coming High Holidays.
tinue to retain their DP status.
rabbi and an administrator were
Military officials pointed out
The Hungarian government, recruited in Palestine in coopera-
that should displaced Jews be de- meantime, has submitted a memo- tion with Hadassah. Their ser-
prived of their DP status follow- randum to the Paris Peace Con- vices will be augmented by the
The Services Will be Conducted by
ing screening examinations, dis- ference outlining the measures refugees within the camp who
Cantor Samuel Glantz. The Sermons will
turbances would occur.
taken by the present regime to
Representatives of various pol- restore the Jews in Hungary to
be Preached on Alternate Days by Rabbi
itical parties and Jewish groups their full civil, economic, social on the economic position of the
Moses Fischer and Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi.
country.
met in Munich and formed the and religious rights.
The fact that 250,000 Hungarian
"Association of Persecutees of the
The memorandum lists 38 Jews are alive in Hungary today
Nazi Regime," whose program in-
laws
providing
for
the
return
of
is due to the active cooperation
cludes combating the revival of
Admission Cards Available at the Office Daily, between
Nazism. militarism and anti-Sem- Jewish rights and property. It of the democratic forces in Hun-
also
reveals
that
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other
resti-
9:00 and 5:30; evenings between 7:30 and 9:00
gary and of large sections of the
itism. The group also plans to
secure speedier rehabilitation and tution and rehabilitation laws population, the memorandum says.
relief for the persecuted and are planned for the Jews, in- It relates in detail the attempts •
cluding the government's re- of the Nazis and some collaborat-
their families.
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nunciation of the property of
ing ministers to deport and exter-
Jews who died heirless and
Romania to Pay Up
minate the Jews. It points nut
other unclaimed Jewish proper- that in The provinces generally,
BUCHAREST, (JTA)—The Ro- ty. Such property, the document
manian government this week as- asserts, will be turned over to these attempts were successful,
sured a Jewish delegation leaving a central Jewish charitable in- but that in Budapest where
slightly under half the Jews in
for Paris to secure guarantees of stitution.
equal rights for Jews in former
Hungary resided, the deporta-
It further maintains that the tions were not as effective. The
With the feeling that Rosh Hashonah is an appropriate
enemy countries that Romanian
Jews will be paid for property government has met all the re- chief ministers responsible for
time to record the passing of near and dear ones
destroyed under the pro-Nazi re- quirements laid down in a note these crimes have been executed,
from the American Jewish Con- the memorandum says.
gime.
High government officials also ference, the Board of Deputies of
Informed the delegation that a the British Jews and the World
citizenship bill just completed Jewish Congress to the Council of
For HOMO HASIIONAll Get Tour
will give special consideration to Foreign Ministers.
POULTRY & EGGS
Jews who failed to obtain citi- [TINGES ON ECONOMY
zenship rights after 1918, those
—at-
Declaring that it has attempted
deprived of citizenship during
to
restore
the
Jews
to
their
for-
Murrays
Poultry
Market
the pro-Nazi regime and de-
will print a special page in its New Year Edition
portees who have been repatri- mer positions throughout the eco-
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for those who wish to give expression of
nomic
strata
of
Hungarian
socie-
ated since the end of the war.
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their love and devotion to those departed.
Widows of Jews slain during ty, the memorandum states that
—Patronize n War Veteran—
its
ability
to
help
the
Jews
rests
pogroms or in Nazi deportation
camps will be granted full "war
Memoriams will be printed in the
widow" rights and benefits.
following form
The delegation Included Mishu
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BenvenIsti, chairman of the Zion-
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In memory of
president of the Romanian section
of the World Jewish Congress,
Leopold Fildermann, chairman of
who departed
the General State Industries, who
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JDC Speeds 10 Welfare Workers
to Aid Deportees in Cyprus Camp

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