Friday,' Octot;er 20, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Sixteen
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British Military Charge
Terrorism Aiding Enemy
List Will Olen 20th
Anniversary Season
With Center Concert
Polish Soldier Gets Death
For Killing Palestine Jew
.
Colonial Secretary Stanley Declares in London That Pales-
tine Situation Is Tense; Jewish Community
Resents Allegations
Annual Event Sponsored By Court of Criminal Assizes Rules His Act Was One of
Center Music Committee
Premeditated Murder; Similar Case Previously
to be Held Wed. Eve.
Dismissed on Technicality
Emanuel List, who begins his
JERUSALEM (F'alcor)—Charging that Jewish terrorists 20th
year as an opera singer this
in Palestine were "seeking to bring about by force develop- fall, has selected Detroit for his
ments favorable for the realization of political aims," the
Commander-in-Chief of the Middle East forces and the Of-
ficer Administrating the Palestine government in a joint
statement accused the "criminals in 'Palestine w it h their
active and passive sympathizers"<:,
of "directly impeding the war sentatives of all parties in the
effort" and "assisting the enemy." country:
The statement, broadcast on the
Rabbi J. L. Fishman of the
Palestine radio,. called on the Mizrachi, Orthodox Zionist Or-
"Jewish community of Palestine, ganization; Dr. Bernard Joseph,
their leaders and representative Beba Idelson, Yehuda Burla and
bodies to recognize and dis- Eliyahu Golomb of Mapai, Labor
charge their responsibilities.
Party; Dr. YehoShua Wolfsberg,
Resentment rose high in Jew- Hapoel• Hamizrachi, Orthodox
ish Palestine following the an- Zionist Labor Organization; Dr.
nouncement, as the community Nathan Feinberg, Democratic
began to recover from the first Center; Singer, Faction B of
shock of, the allegations and Mapai dissidents; M. ben Tov,
'aspersions !against the Jews and Hashomer Hatzair; Zerubavel,
their leaders contained in the Lest Poale Zion; Dr. Siegfried
. notice. • It was pointed out that Moses, Aliyah Chadasha, New
all the Jewish national bodies Immigrants Group.
and their leaders, and, the
Regarding political demands
Hebrew press, were unanimous the group will act in accordance
in denouncing the acts of terror with the decisions of the Vaad
and had even implied, in the Leumi in which all parties are
past, suspicious laxity on the represented. The instructions of
part of .the police, which was the • Vaad Letimi-, which were
better equipped to apprehend passed tinanixtously, with the
the terrorists and curb the ter- representatives of Hashorner Hat-
ror than were the Jews.
zair, Aliyah Chadasha (New Im-
Military and police cordoned migrants Group) and Faction B
off the -Jewish settlements • of of Mapai dissidents abstaining,
Ramat Gan and Bnei Brak in the are for the delegates to vote as
early hours of Oct. 10, searching a bloc in support of the Biltmore
for persons wanted in connection program, and for no member of
with recent terrorist outrages. the delegation, inside or outside
A number of suspects were ar- the conference, to take a position
rested and detained.
or enter into negotiations Con-
trary to the instructions.
Situation "Very Tense"
In Palestine, He Says
LONDON, (Palcor) — The sit-
. uation in Palestine is "very
tense," in the opinion of "most
important people," Colonial 'Sec-
retary Col. Oliver Stanley stated
in the House of Commons in
reply to Lord Winterton, Con-,
servative, who had asked
whether the Colonial Secretary
was "aware that those in touch
with opinion, in that country are Appeals to AU COmmunity
to Attend Annual Event
most alarmed by information
that both sides are arming in
Nov. I I , at Statler
preparation for civil war at the
end of the European hostilities."
Harry Cohen, chairman of the
• He also asked whether the committee' in chargé of arrange-
Colonial Office' would publish a ments for the annual Balfour
White Paper setting forth the Ball of the Zionist Organization'
facts "since people in this of Detroit, has issued an appeal
country haven't the least idea to the entire community urging
of the seriousness of the situa- support of. the event to be held
tion and the terrible strain at the Statler Hotel on Saturday
under which the administration night, Nov. 11.
is functioning."
Mr. Cohen's statement declares: .
Lord Winterton, a leading
"We • are in the midst of our
anti-Zionist, was recently de- annual effort to sell tickets fbr
scribed by the. Palestine Arab the Balfour Ball. The response
Party, which consists of the fol- is most gratifying.•However, the
lowers of Haj Amin el Husseini, need to intensify the work of
Axis agent and Mufti of Jeru- the Zionist Organization is such
salem, as one of the Party's that it becomes imperative to
"chief contacts" in Palestine.
provide greater funds for the
Work of -"Small BOily" .
local office.
The Colonial Secretary, how-
"The Balfour Ball is the event
ever, stressed that the terror is which helps to sustain our local
"the work of a relatively small activities. Happily this annual
body of extremists and is con- affair is an established institu-
demned by the responsible lead- tion in our community; it has
ers of Jewry in Palestine and always been a pleasant get4o-
throughout the • world." He getherfor those who attend. If
added: "I am sure that _ the it be dan
cing or just the good
House will join in condemning fellowship, everyone always en-
the outrages and in expressions" joys the Zionist Ball.
of sympathy for the Nrictims of
"I appeal to the Detroit Jew-
- ish Community to give us added
•the murderous campaign."
John D. Mack, Labor M.P..; support . this year.- Let every
asked that it be made clear by Zionist member plan to attend
the Colonial Secretary that the and have his friends join him.
Jewish population of Palestine Help us in our work. even as
and its responsible leaders "are You spend with us a most en-
anxious to give every assistance joyable evening. .I ask all my
to the authorities in stopping the friends to aid me in making this
terror." The Secretary confirmed year's ball the most successful
this, . adding that "verbal de- in our history. On the eve of
nunciation in itself is not enough, victory let us prepare for the
what is wanted and hoped for is job which lies ahead—the 'estab-
to get active collaboration from lishment of Eretz Israel."
the whole population of Pale-
stine."
Cohen Urges
Support of
Balfour Ball
-
Concert by Andy, Siegl,
Delegation to New York
Conference to Vote as Bloc
JERUSALEM, (Palcor)—Jew-
ish Palestine's delegation to the
Emergency World Conference to
be convened in New York City
under the auspices of the World
Jewish Congress, has been
named by the Vaad Leumi, Na-
tional Council, and is to be com-
prised of the following repre-
Schwartzman Tuesday
The Guild Trio, composed of
Henry Siegl, violinist, Katja An-
dy,-pianist, and Jascha Schwartz-
man, cellist, will be featured in
the concert next Tuesday in the
Lecture • Hall of the Art Institute.
Selections from Beethoven,
Dvorak and Brahms will feature
the concert.
TEL AVIV (Palcor) = Michael Korycki, 40 ; a private in
the Polish army, was sentenced to death here by the Court
of Criminal Assizes for the premeditated murder of Anszel
Weinsztok, a Jewish private with the Polish forces.
• Weinsztok was .stabbed by Korycki on June 15 in a Polish
military camp in southern Palestine. A prosecution witness
.:, at the trial, presided over by
s
EMANUEL LIST
first public appearance in his
20th anniversary year.
The concert at the Center will
take place next Wednesday eve-
ning.
Although making his operatic
debut at the Vienna Volks Opera
in 1924; the possessor of the low-
est voice ever to sing at the
Metropolitan acquired all of his
musical education in America
prior to this date.
• Mr. List's career is the reverse
of the usual story of an American
studying abroad with the "great"
and returning home to make a
sensational debut in America. He
was only a cabaret singer when
he left Austria befort World War
I and, upon arrival in this coun-
try, sang in burleSque and New
York motion picture houses.
Finest Teachers Here
"All of my. good fortune I ac-
credit to my studies and early
experience in America," says
List. "I think I am one of the
first singers that exploded the
theory of having to study abroad
in order to accomplish anything.
We had then and still have the
finest teachers right 'here in
America."
After several years of hard
work and study, List, now an
American citizen, sailed for Eu-
rope on a short visit to see his
mother. In a chance audition be-.
fore Felix Weingartner he was
immediately booked to sing at
the yienna Volks Opera. His suc-
cessful operatic debut and phe-
nomenal acclaim for subsequent
perfOrmances inevitably led. - to
engagements in Berlin,
Barcelona, Madrid,. S a 1 z b u r g,
Bayreuth, Colbgne and London.
At the same time' he was also
. becoming 'known on - the con-
tinent as an outstanding concert
artist.
Shuns Hitler's Honor
.
In 1933, after refusing to ac-
cept honors bestowed upon him
by . Hitler, Mr. List .returned to
America where he became... a
merriber of th e . Metropolit7n.
Opera Association and• has been
singing . ever Since..
- Mrs. Abraham Cooper is chair-
man of the rinisic committee . of
the. Jewish Community . :Center
which is •• sponsoring. Mr.
Concert, Tickets for the concert
are available. at the 'Center office
and at Grinnell's.
• An j additional • list Of patronS
for the concert ineltides:
-
Mr. and • Mrs. CharleS Agree, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Maurice 'Aronsson. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Atras. Mr.-and Mrs. Herman .
August, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnett,.
Dr. S. E.' Barnett. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Becker, Dr. and Mrs. P. M.
Bernstein. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Brin-
krant, Mr, and Mrs. LO'ais BlUmberg,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Max Blumberg, . Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Blumberg. Nit'. and Mrs.
Nat Bronstein, Mr. 'and. Mrs: Douglas
Brown, Mr: and Mrs, Nor man
Buckner,'
Miss Emma Butzel. Fred, M. Butzel,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Copeland. Mr. and
Mrs. Burton Ciamage: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Crohn. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Cullen. Mr. and Mrs. Saul Davidson,
Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Diamond: Mrs. Milton Doner,
Mr. and Mrs. James I. Ellman,
and Mrs. Clarence Enggass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feinberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Finsterwald. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Frank, Mr.' and Mrs. Alex
Z. Freeman. Judge William Friedman.
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Frost, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Gale. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Gershenson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gerson. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ginn,
Rabbi and Mrs. B. • Benedict. Glazer,
Herman Gola ay. Mr. and fMrs, Harry
fer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold- Schreiber,
Goldman. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gold- Justice David Edwards, testified
man.. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gold- that on the afternoon of the
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Grahm.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Grosner, Mr. and murder he heard the defendant
Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht.
exclaim:
must kill all the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harriburger,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamburger, Mr. Jews, " About two hours later,
and Mrs. Emanuel Harris, Mr...and he saw the defendant stab yein-
Mrs. Israel Himelhoch. Mr. and Mrs. sztok . he tried td. to .him in
,
John Hopp. Mr. and Mrs. David Idzal.
Sidney Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. Herman vain; other soldiers arrived, over-
Jacobs, Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Jacobson' powered the assailant and took
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe. Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Jones, Mr. and his knife away.
Mrs. Harry Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Earlier . this year, the Appeals
Josney, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jordan.
Mrs. Albert Kahn. Mr. and Mrs. Court dismissed, on a technical-
Ivor Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. William :4.
p
on
Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kasle, Mr. kl-Y, the sentence imosed
and Mrs. Max Kogan, Mr. and Mrs. March 15 last by the Criminal
Michael Kratze. Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Kroinc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laib. Assizes on Jan Haydomowitz, a
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Lakoff • Mr. and Polish sentry found guilty of the
Mrs. Louis Lasky. Mr. and Mrs. Bayre murder of • Zalman
•
•Schuster, a
Levin. Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin, Mr.
Isadore -Levin. Dr. and Mrs. Sam Jewish taxi driver, on Dec. 20,
Levin, Mr. and Mr,s. Saul Levin, Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Lewis, Dr. and Mrs. 1943 The Criminal Assizes had
Samuel J. Lewis. Mr. and. Mrs. harry found Haydomowitz . guilty of
Lichterman. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lip-
• . .
son, Mr. and Mrs. Al Loewenstein.
.Mr. and Mrs. Royal Maas, Mr. and
Schuster had been interned at
Mrs. Hy Meyers, Mr: and Mrs. Morti-
mer Veyers, - Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert the Polish . Military tamp when
michec -Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse,* he discharged a group of soldiers
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman, Mr.
and Mrs.• Jacob Nieman, Mr. and Mrs. there who had hailed his taxi. in
Max Osnos. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Par- Tel Aviv. During the night, the
shall,' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Radner. prosecution charged, Haydomo-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rands, Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Rattner. Mr. and Mrs. witz called, him out and .fired 20
Robert Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Harold rounds from-a tommy gun at him.
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rob-
•
inson, Misses Henrietta a n d Setta The Pole contended that the Jew-
Robirson. Mr. • and Mrs. Alvin Ro- ish cab driver came to the camp
decker. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rose, Mr. ,-
and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, Mrs. 'CO buy - arms, -and that he was
Joseph Rosenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Louis shot when he sought -to escape
Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubiner.
Dr. Harry Saltzstein. Mr. and Mrs. from the guard house.
Gerald Sandorf, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Resentment against the Polish
Sauls, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schayowitz. Mr. soldiers rose high when on Nov.
and Mrs. Carl- Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. 16, 1943, they partiCipated with
Ralph Schiller. Mr. and Mrs.' Hy
Schlafer.. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schla- British police and rnilitarY. in a
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber, Mr. raid and search of the Jewish
and Mrs. Ben . Schwayder, Dr. and settlement of Ramath 'Hakovesh.
Mrs, David Seligson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Seltzer, • Mr. and .Mrs. Carl During that raid Shmuel Woli-
Shalit, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shatzen. nietz, a member of the settle-
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Silverman. Mrs.
David W. Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Eu- ment, was shot" by the. British
gene Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith, military. The Poles claimed that
Mr. and Mrs. Max • SVitt, Mr. and
Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff • Mr. and Mrs. they had come to search for. Jews
Sam SOss. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Srere, who had deserted from the Polish
Mr. and Mrs. James Stein. Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Stein. Mrs. Wilford Stern. army, No deserters were found.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg. Mr.
As a consequence of a series
and Mrs. Andrew Wineman, Mr. and
AC's. . Monte Wittleshofer,. Mr. and of anti-Semitic incidents invol-
Mrs. Grover Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. I. ving Polish soldiers early in
Wolfgang, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Zemon, 1943, the Tel Aviv municipal au-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ziv.
Mr. and Mrs. By Schlafer. Mr. and thorities had, for a time, declared
Mrs. Adolph Baron, Mr. and Mrs. JOe the city out of bounds for Polish
Burak. Mrs. Max Brod. Mr. and Mrs.
Sanford Adler. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph soldiers.
Blumrosen, Maurice Enggass, Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Gilbert, Mr. and. Mrs.
Harry • Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Gould, Mr. and 'Mrs. I. M. Lewis..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laib, Mr: and
Mrs. Herman Marks, Judge and Mrs.
Charles Rabiner. .Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Schaver, Mr, and Mrs. Max Smitt,
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