Friday, October 26, 1945
THE JEWISH NEWS
International Indictments
List Anti-Jewish Crimes
Two Counts of the Accusations Against Top Nazis List
Horrors That Were Perpetrated Against Jewish
Populations in European Countries
BERLIN, (JPS)—The Nazi crimes against the Jews are
mentioned specifically in two counts of the four-count indict-
ment of the top Nazi leaders and Reich officials submitted
to the International Military Tribunal. Count One, titled:
The Common Plan or Conspiracy, quotes their objective of
exterminating the Jews. The charges in Count One include
Palestinian Dance
One of Features
Of Balfour Bait
Detroit Zionists to Celebrate
28th Anniversary Marking
Famous Declaration
Harry Cohen, chairman of the
Balfour Ball arrangements com-
mittee, announces that one of
the features of . the Balfour Ball,
at the Statler Hotel, Sunday
night, Nov. 10, will be an exhibi-
tion dance of the Palestinian
Hora, by the Zionist Youth of
Detroit.
The Zionist youth clubs are di-
rected by Mrs. Sidney K. Moss-
man and are sponsored by the
Zionist Youth Commission.
The ball will celebrate the 28th
anniversary of the Balfour Dec-
laration, issued on Nov. 2, 1917,
by the British government, after
it had received the concurrence
of the American government, and
it opened Palestine to coloniza-
tion by the Jewish people and
to the establishment of a Jewish
homeland.
. Detroit has been' celebrating
the Balfour Declaration anniver-
sary by a ball for the past 13
years.
At a recent meeting of the
Balfour Ball committee, Rabbi
Leon Fram, president of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
cited Abraham Borman as
worthy of honor both for his
activity in enrolling hundreds of
members for the Zionist Organ-
ization as well as for his ener-
getic work in selling hundreds
of tickets for the Balfour Ball.
the following: • .
"In some occupied territories
Structure
the defendants interfered with
religious s e r v i c e s, persecuted
members of the clergy and of U.S.
monastic orders and expropri-
ated church property. They con-
ducted deliberate and systematic
CINCINNATI—Judge Charles
genocide, viz., the extermination
C.
Simons of the U. S. Circuit
of racial and national groups,
against the civilian populations of Court oft„..Appeals urged the pres-
certain occupied territories. in ervation and strengthening of
order to destroy particular races the "carefully designed structure
in classes of people and national,
racial or . religious groups, par- of democracy" as the only ade-
ticularly Jews, Poles and Gypsies quate safeguard for • minority
and others. Civilians were syste- groups, in a speech presented at
matically subjected to tortures the first evening session of the
of • all kinds, with the objective three-day conference of Judaism
of obtaining information.. .Civil- and American Democracy held
ians of • occupied countries were at Hebrew Union College, Oct.
subjected systematically to "pro- _16.
tective arrests" whereby they
Judge Simons pointed out that
were arrested and imprisoned "we have in our American De-
without any trial and any of the mocracy, contrived a synthesis
ordinary protections of the law, of national stability and strength,
and they were imprisoned under local self-government and ma-
the most unhealthy and inhu- jority rule, coupled with ma-
mane conditions."
jority . restraint. It is to the pres-
ervation of this carefully .design-
Crimes Against Humanity
Count Four of the Indictment, ed structure of democracy that
titled Crimes Against Humanity, every minority group must be '
has a subsection on "persecution committed, both by the need of
on political, racial and religious self-preservation and a lofty pat- .
grounds of execution Of and in riotism, in the interest of the 7
Michigan Patients
connection with the common plan whole. So it should be made
mentioned in Count One," which clear that whatever threatens Given 1,256 - Days' Care
any group in the • body politic,
reads:
At National Hospital
however humble it may be,
"As above stated, in execution
A total of 1,256 days of free
threatens the entire democratic
of and in connection with the
care for tuberculosis- were ex-
structure,
and
both
reason
and
-i
common plan mentioned in Count
experience demand that we re- tended to seven residents of
One, opponents of the German
sist such threat with all the Michigan during the past 12.
government are exterminated and
forces with which we are cap- months by- the National Jewish.
persecuted. These persecutions
able, no matter hoW our sym- Hospital at Denver, according to
were directed against Jews. They
the annual report issued in Den-
pathies or prejudices may tern-
were -also . directed against per-
ver by Dr.- Charles J. Kaufman,
porarily be enlisted."
sons whose political belief or
medical director.
spiritual aspirations were deemed
Kaufman cited as one of
to be in conflict with the aims Young Soprano to Sing
the -recent important develop-
of the Nazis; Jews were syste-
ments • in tuberculosis control,
matically persecuted since 1933; At Music Study Club
the rapid progress in X-Ray
they were deprived of their Luncheon Next Tuesday
technique by which wholesale
liberty, thrown into concentra-
x-raying of - large groups has
tion camps, where • they were
Music Study Club of Detroit beer4 made possible.
murdered and- ill-treated. Their will hold its first luncheon rally
The National Jewish Hospital
property was confiscated. Hun- for the annual concert at the at Denver, a national interfaith
dreds of thousands of Jews were home, of Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer tuberculosis center, maintains a
so treated before 1 Sept. 1939. on Atkinson Ave., Tueklay, at four-poirit program of tubercu-
losis control through free medi-
1 p. m.
Persecution Redoubled
cal and surgical care' of patients
"Since 1 Sept. 1939 the persecu-
The artist this year will be afflicted with the disease, social
tion of 'the Jews was redoubled; Miss Paula Lenchner, young dra- work, rehabilitation, research
mil lions of Jews from Germany matic soprano, winner of the and medical • education. The
and from occupied Western coun- National Federation of Music
motto of the institution, "None
tries were sent to the eastern Clubs Contest and the Naum- May Enter, Who Can Pay—
countries for extermination. Par- berg .Award.
None Can Pay Who Enter," has
ticulars, by way of example and
characterized its free, nation-
Co-hostesses
will
be:
Mes-
without prejudice to the produc-
wide, non-sectarian service since
tion of evidence of other cases, dames Ezra Lipkin, Jack Sauls, its. opening in 1899 by the Bnai
David Hubar, Harry Cdhen and
are as follows:
Brith.
Isadore Mendelson.
"In November, 1938, by orders
Mrs. Sidney Jackson is con-
of the Chief of the Gestapo, anti-
Jewish demonstrations all over cert chairman.
Germany took place. Jewish
property was destroyed, 30,000 World Parley Mapped
Jews were arrested and sent to To Fight Anti-Semitism
concentration camps • and their
property confiscated. Under Para-
LONDON' (`JTA)—The Council
graph. VIII (A) above millions
of Christians and Jews; meeting
of the persons there mentioned as
here for the first time under the
having been murdered • and ill- chairmanship of the new Arch-
treated were Jews. Among other
bishop of Canterbury; decided to
mass murders of Jews were the
take preparatory steps for the
following:
SUITS
convocation of an international
'Killed in a Ditch
conference of Christian a n d
DRESSES
"At Kislovodsk allJews were Jewish leaders in England during
made to give up their property; the summer of 1946. The confer-
COATS
2,000 were 'shot irk an anti-tank ence will be devoted chiefly to
ditch at Mineraliye Vody; 4,300 questions connected with com-
Pay Next Spring When
other Jews were shot in the same batting anti-Semitism.
You Take Them Out
ditch; 60,000 Jews were shot on
an island on the Dvina near
Riga; 20,000 Jews were shot at Many Seeking Relief
Lutsk; 32,000 Jews were shot at for Colds' Muscle Aches
Sarny; 60,000 Jews were shot at Millions depend on St. Joseph Aspirin
Kiev and Dniepropetrovsk; thou- to ease pain of colds' achy muscles
CLEANERS
sands - of Jews were gassed week- and colds' headaches. Gargled, swiftly
reduces soreness of colds' sore throat.
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ly by means of gas-wagons which Always be sure to look for the name
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broke down from overwork.
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on the box—St. Joseph Aspirin.
"As the Germans retreated be-
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fore the Soviet Army they ex- evvveimedwwwww......miew•
terminated Jews rather than al-
City of Detroit
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low them to be liberated. Many
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concentration camps and ghettos
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were kept up in which Jews were
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incarcerated and tortured, starv-
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Harper
ed., subjected to merciless atroci-
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ties and finally exterminated..
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About . 70,000 Jews were exter-
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minated in Yugoslavia.,"
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Protect
Democracy,
Judge Simons Says
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Dan Frohman to Present
Program on Altman Hour
Dan Frohman, concert bari-
tone and choir
director; w i 11
present a pro-
gram of Yiddish
and modern
Palestinian songs
for the next 3
Sundays, over
the Altman
Jewish Hour on
Station W J L B,
from 11:45 to
1 p. rn. Rebecca Dan Frohman
Frohman will be the piano ac-
companist. Most of the selections
will be new songs.
"What We Want"
By SARAH PHILKA
Give us the home we so urgently
seek,
Our spirits are numb and our
bodies grow weak.
We are weary and cold from the
gnawing inside,
And our hearts filled with long- •
ing for those who have died.
We are wandering Jews who
silently pray.
We beseech thee oh Lord, give us
strength on this day.
Give us courage—the courage we
so desperately need. •
We are scattered and growing
.
like wild faring weed.
We want 'somewhere. to rest and
absorb what we've lost,
From our books and the Torah—
despite any cost.
GIVE US THIS CHANCE TO
LIVE AS WE CHOOSE,
AND SAY TO THE WORLD WE
ARE PROUD THAT WE'RE
JEWS.
Youths Prepare for Zion
In J.D.C. Hachsbarahs
ROME — Young survivors of
Hitler's concentration camps, now
living in the .Hachsharah estab-
lished . by the Joint Distribution
Committee at Valle Violata,
Grotta Ferrata, near Rome, are
"happily and enthusiastically
preparing for their life in Pales-
tine," according to Benjamin N.
Brook, J.D.C. representative in
Rome. This group, consisting of
27 young men and women, was
removed from the Allied Corn-
mission Transit Camp by the
J.D.C. and organized into the
Hachsharah.
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Rabbi Teplitz Leads
Sabbath Services
At NW Hebrew Cong.
Rabbi Saul Teplitz, graduate
of the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America, University' of
Pittsburgh and Hebrew Institute
of Pittsburgh, will deliver the
sermons before the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and , Cen-
ter, at the Bagley School, Cur-
tis and Roselawn, Friday eve-
ning and Saturday. morning, Oct.
26 and 27. All are invited to
attend.
Sabbath services are held reg-
ularly at the Bagley School.
The congregation's building
committee,. J. Maurice Karo,
chairman, Philip Helfman, D.
M. LeVine, Charles Charlip and
David Safran, at a meeting on
Tuesday began accepting - bids
for the proposed new structure.
Ira G. 'Kaufman, president of
the congregation, conferred last
Monday With junior congrega-
tion and youth group leaders—
Robert Haidy, Morry Fineman,
Marty Fineman and Sidney Lutz
—and made plans for a junior
congregation. Bernard Jaffe and
Max - H. Goldsmith will direct
the* youth groups. Boys inter-
ested in joining the junior con-
gregation are asked to call Roll
ert Haidy, 3650 W. Outer Dr.,'
or Morry Fineman, 18213 North-
lawn.
Nathan Epstein and Adolph
H.itLie.
mte
cht head the finance com-
co-
mittee.
The Sunday School already
has more than 200 students. The
staff of teachers is directed by
Allen A. Warsen, principal. The
religious .-school committee con-
sists of David J. Miller, chair-
man. Max H. Goldsmith, Allan
L. Waller, . Benjamin Brodman
and Charles Charlip.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Fannie
Diamond wishes- to express
heartfelt thanks to relatives and
friends for the sympathies .ex-
pressed to them in their recent
bereavement.
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