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April 04, 1947 - Image 34

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1947-04-04

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Oswiecim Leader
Three Sisters, Orphaned by Nazis,
Charges of
Bring Woeful Tale to Relatives Here Admits
1,500,000 Murders

fta, Sala and Hela London,
Three survivors of Nazism, ar-
rived in Detroit Tuesday, March
18. The girls are nieces of Joshua
Joyrich, 2630 Hazelwood, Mrs.
Fannie Rosenberg, 1975 Pingree,
and Mrs. Esther Zyskind, 1670
Cal vert.
Mrs. , Zyskind is herself a refu-
gee who came to Detroit with
sponsorship of her sister and
brother only five months ago.
The three London sisters have
a long story of woe to tell, a tale
of experiences replete with hor-
rors of the notorious concentra-
tion camps, Auschwitz and Ber-
-- gen Belsen. The three young
girls, as well as their cousin, Ida
Zyskind. cried in bitter reminis-
cence at the recent Histadrut pro-
gram when Mrs. Emma Schaver
began singing the Kaddish. Both

Dr. Lappin, Dressler
Win Trophies in State
Handball Tourney

Winners, runners-up and third
place men in the annual State
XAU Handball Doubles Tourna-
m e n t were
_iwarded trophies
at a banquet last
Saturday, spun-
:,,ored by t h e
Jewish Com-
munity Center,
where the tour-
nament was
played off.
The trophies,
which consisted
F. FitzGerald of handsome

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medals. were donated by
'r an - Fiti.gerald, Circuit Court
'orn ni ,, Hner.
Dr. Milton Lappin and Leo
)1. t. , ;,-;1,..t. received the winners'
- ophi..-;. Other
awards went to
ohn Scopis, Paul Stobbe, Stilson
\she .find Carl Koch. All six rep-
. esented the Downtown YMCA.
This year's tournament had the

:rea test number of entries ever
ecorded, with 37 pairs, repre-
enting all faiths competing in a
week-lung playoff.
The tournament-was supervised
ay the Jewish Center Handball .
Committee, of which Dr. Leon
_Ca tzin and Sol Camden are co-
cha irmen.

parents of the three sisters and
their grandmother were sent to
one of the four crematoria in the
Oswiecim Camp. Ida's father died
from starvation and cold at
Auschwitz.
The London • sisters are resid-
ing with their• aunt and cousin,
the Zyskinds, from whom they
were separated in Auschwitz 29
months ago.

°

Unto Thee Also the
Cup Shall Pass Over'

BY DR. N. E. ARONSTAM
The cup shall pass over onto
thee also.—Lam. 5-10
Unto thee also the cup shall pass
over;
Druken and naked thy deeds
shall destroy thee.
Deem not thy power shall shield
thee forever,
Think not thy cohorts shall
fend thee and cover:
Glittering steel and the weapons
of slaughter,
Bulwarks of falsehood and fast-
n esas, of treason.
Unto thee also the cup shall pass
over:
Crumbling thine empire shall
shatter to fragments,
Shadows of glory that dwindle
and vanish.
Daughter of Edom, rejoice not
too early
Israel's keeper ne'er slumb'reth
nor sleepeth.

6486 Van Dyke
PL. 7505

WARSAW (JTA) — Rudolph
Hoess, former commandant of the
Oswiecim death camp, on trial
here for murdering 4,000,000 per-
sons many of whom were Jews,
confirmed testimony by Dr. J.
M. Blumenthal, director of the
Jewish Historical Commission in
Poland, that approximately '1,-
500,000 Jews were exterminated
at Oswiecim.
Hoess, who has been described
at "the greatest mass murderer
in history," revealed that ship-
ments of Jews to the camp's gas
chambers and crematoria in-
cluded 110,000 Jews from France,
95,000 from Holland, 65,000 from
Greece, 45,000 from Hungary and
20,000 from Belgium. He added
transports had also arrived from
Yugoslavia, Italy, Russia, Ro-
mania, Bulgaria and Spain, and
that Finland was the only Nazi-
controlled country which did not
ship Jews to their death at the
camp.
Dr. Blumenthal testified Jew-
ish historians had discovered
4,200,000 of the 6,200,000 Jews
murdered in Europe had been
killed in Poland. Three million
were Polish Jews. In -addition to

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those killed at Oswiecim, he said,
775,000 perished at the Treblinka
camp, 330,000 at Chelmo, 400,000
at Majdanek and another 400,000
at Sobibor and Belzac. -
Most of' the witnesses during
the last few days have been
Jewish survivors from Italy, Bel-
gium, Franc e, Czechoslovakia,
Hungary and Norway. Some told
of seeing children burned alive
and of Hoess forcing mothers to
strangle their own children. -
Earlier, Polish Premier Josef
CyrankieWicz, who was an in-
mate at Oswiecim for a number
of years, testified. He stated the
Nazis intended to establish an
"extermination city" called
Himmlerstadt on the site of the
camp.

.

CARD OF SYMPATHY
The Chenstochover Rajoner
Farein expresses deepest sym-
pathy to Sam Sborow, brother of
the late Bernard Sborow who
died March -20 in New York.

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Friday, Aprg 4, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

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