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/Sales
z)-Thousands of
survivors of Na-
w ~ scattered throughout
--world may be entitled to
fge sums as a result of a de-
/ zision by the United States
Court of Restitution Appeals, it
was stated by an American
spokesman.
The American court, in a de-
cision reversing a Bavarian Ger-
man court, decided that Jews
forced to sell jewelry and other
valuables to municipal pawn-
shops during the Nazi regime
may recover the true value of
the items from the municipality
involved. The American spokes-
man, however, would attempt no
estimate of the amount involved.
The case tried in Frankfort,
involved the claim of Mrs. Rosa
Moschkowitz, who was compelled
to sell family silverware to the
Nuremberg pawn shops. The mu-
nicipality's defense in the case
was that it had accepted such
items as an agent for the Nazi
Government and was not re-
sponsible for the losses inflicted
on the Jews.
The American court ruled that
the municipalities could not hide
behind the Hitler regime and
must compensate the victims. It
ordered the German court to re-
convene and set a value on the
objects confiscated from Mrs.
Moschkowitz. Pointing out that
in the case of such forced sales
the money received by the vic-
tims was almost invariably plac-
ed in blocked accounts, the
American court labelled the en-
tire procedure "wholesale rob-
bery."
Austrian Jews Protest
Neo-Nuremberg Law
VIENNA, (JTAT-A Jewish
protest meeting was held here
Aug. 30 against a measure be-
fore the Austrian Parliament
which provides. for confiscation
of all Jewish-owned land not
managed directly by the owners
themselves.
The bill also calls for the cre-
ation of a fund from Jewish
property for which no heirs can
be found, the proceeds to be used
to compensate those people who
had to surrender Jewish prop-
erty to their original owners.
Pointing out that there is a
great deal of this type of prop-
erty as a result of the slaughter
of the Jews by the Nazis, the
sponsors of the rally declared
that the proposals would amount
to "a 1950 edition of the Nurem-
berg racial laws" under which
Jews in Nazi Germany were per-
secuted. The proposal is being
supported by some Socialist and
People's (Catholic) ', arty mem-
bers of the Austrian Parliament.
There has been no indication
that a majority of M.P.'s favor
it.
Government to Tax
Israelis Going Abroad
JERUSALEM (JTA)-A tax on
persons travelling abroad will be
submitted to the Israel Parlia-
ment for approval, it was de-
cided by a Cabinet meeting. The
Ministers also formed a com-
mittee to investigate the possi-
bilities of stone quarrying in the
Negev. A committee to make
recommendations concerning the
manner of releasing property
now held by the government as
custodian for Arabs who aban-
doned it but did not flee the
country was named, as was a
council to handle former Ger-
man property in Israel.
In addition, various Ministers
reported on the current inter-
national political situation, the
agreement reached last night
between the government and
the teachers' union and a pro-
posal to halt traffic in Jerusalem
on Saturday.
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Jews who desire to go into farm-
ing. In 30 years since 1919, when
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