DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Friday, March 28, 1947

Letters to Editor

World News in Brief

Riot Trial of 5 DP's

Page Thirteen

Seeks Reelection

(Continued from Page 4)

the latter have acquired from
questionable sources of skulking
in front of drawn shades and dis-
seminating scurrilous sheets in
stealth must have a demoralizing
effect on these young persons.
As to the approval by virtually
every faction in Jewry of our
modest efforts, it is sufficient to
point out that Chief Rabbi Her-
zog of Palestine is supporting the
drive, that the national treasurer
is Morris Weinberg, publisher of
the Jewish Daily Day, that at the
SALZBURG (WNS)—The trial of five displaced Jews, local banquet the representation
including a rabbi, accused of participating in a riot on ranged from the orthodox rab-
Feb. 19 of this year, opened here before a U. S. military binate, of whom two distinguished
and venerable members graced the
court.
affair, to men whose views are
The charges grew out of three separate incidents, one avowedly communistic.
involving Austrians and Jews and the others. Jews and It would be an imposition to
ask you to publish the names of
American military police.
citywide committee appearing
The details of the clashes are still not clear. But ac- the
on this letterhead; this would
cording to informed sources the
certainly speak for itself.
first clash took place following an 1915, under the escort of three
M. MANUEL MERZON, Pres.,
altercation between a bus driver Soviet officers.
United Zionists-Revisionists
* * *
and two of the accused. Rabbi
of Detroit
Moses Weiss and one of the other
men boarded a bus that was News Highlights
heading for the Ridenburg camp,
BACKS BOYCOTT
which has approximately 2,000 Around the Globe
Dear
Editor:
LONDON
(WNS)
—
Charges
Jewish DP's. The bus driver in-
Your "Voice of the Man in the
sulted the Jews and forced them against 120 Gestapo members, ac-
cused of having killed over 200,000 Street" column of March 14,
to get off the vehicle.
Later, a group of 200 Jews Jews in the Lodz ghetto alone which asked the question of the
smashed the windows of another during the years 1939-1944, were advisability of a British boycott,
bus, reportedly in the mistaken filed with the United Nations war gave four answers which, I be-
lieve, indicate forcibly the dire
belief that the vehicl6 was being crimes commission.
A synagogue in the city of Tres need for bringing to the Jewish
operated by the bus driver who
had abused the Jewish passengers. Arroyos, Argentina, was bombed. public information regarding the
An Austrian traffic inspector, Al- The explosion caused only slight value of economic resistance to
Britain.
fred Bruscha, was said to have damage.
We in America can fight Britain
been pumelled by the mob.
The inadequacy of the Hun-
Subsequently the American mili- garian government's rehabilitation by doing without the goods and
tary police entered the camp with and restitution program came un- services of a country whose gov-
a number of Austrians who claimed der sharp attack of the Zionist ernment uses American dollars—
the• profits of her exports to this
they could identify the leaders Federation.
country—for unjust and cruel pur-
of the attack on the bus. While
Minority rights for Indian Jews
the Austrians were identifying and Jewish representation in the poses. We can prove to the British
the alleged participants in the Indian Constituent Assembly has successors of Hitler's extermina-
tion campaign against Jewry that
clash, a fight broke out in which been urged in a memorandum they arc wrong—that their own
both the Jews, the Austrians and submitted to the Provisional In- might is more than vulnerable
the American police were in- dian Government by the Bombay and that the fighting possibilities
volved.
Central Jewish Board.
of the Jewish people are very
* ♦ 4,
Daniel Lipson, Independent, and much stronger than they imagine.
William Gallacher, Communist,
Overseas exports have always
Vanished Rescuer
have called on the British govern- been the chief source of British
ment to confiscate anti-Jewish power. They are more important
of Jews Is Hunted
leaflets sent here from Sweden
WASHINGTON (WNS)An urg- and to arrest persons who dis- now than ever. The slogan "Ex-
ent plea to the -United States gov- tribute them. The leaflets are port or die" is now the dominant
ernment to ascertain the where- mailed by Eunar Aberg, a Swedish note in the Attlee-Bevin economic
campaign.
abouts of Raoul Wallenberg, anti-Semite.
They expect American dollars
American-educated Swedish diplo-
to pay for their huge .armies of
mat credited with saving more
occupation in Palestine, Burma,
than 20,000 Jews from Hungarian Rare Volumes Given
India and Greece and to finance
fascists in wartime Budapest, was
the hunting and deporting of Jew-
made by Iver Olsen, member of to Seminary in N. Y.
the Swedisn delegation to the
NEW YORK—An edition of the ish refugees seeking to find safety
United Nations.
Book of Isaiah belong to the in their Homeland. Every Amer-
Wallenberg was sent from Stock- English poet, Robert Browning. ican buyer of British products
holm to Budapest in July, 1944 and his wife, Elizabeth Barrett
as the representative of the War Browning, and a Hebrew diction- t-
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Opened by U.S. Army

Rabbi Is Accused With 4 Others
of Inciting Clash in Reich Camp

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