THE JEWISH NEWS-3
Friday, April 6, 1951
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TEL AVIV — Foreign Minis-
ter Moshe Sharett, who sud-
denly took ill a few days ago
with influenza, w a s removed
from his home Tuesday to
Sharon Hospital for closer med-
ical supervision.
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VIENNE—Ten Jews were in-
jured slightly Tuesday by police
in Salzburg using clubs to dis-
perse a Jewish demonstration
against the showing of the film
"Immortal Beloved," produced
by Veit Harlan who directed the
Nazi-made anti-Semitic f i 1 m
"Jew Suess." Five of the Jewish
demonstrators were arrested but
were later released.
The Jewish communities of
Salzburg and Vienna lodged a
protest with the ministry of in-
terior against the brutal action
of the Salzburg police. The inin-
ister of interior promised an, in-
vestigation.
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NEW YORK. (AJP)—The first
United States showing of the
much-disputed British film ver-
sion of "Oliver Twist," will be
held in Houston, Tex., on April
26.
The film, whose showing has
been effectively halted for more
than two years by Jewish pro-
tests, recently was edited under
orders of the Production Code
Authority of the Motion Pic-
ture Producers' Association.
PCA had refused to issue a
seal of approval for the original
version.
Nearly 90 cuts were made in
the film, mdgtly scenes involving
Fagin, the Jewish character
whom Jewish groups • have
charged is portrayed in a man-
ner certain to . increase anti-
Semitism.
The informal ban on the film
in the United States had arous-
ed charges of censorship.
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- NEW YORK (JTA) —Former
Supreme Court Justice Joseph
M. Proskauer was named by
Governor Dewey of New York as
chairman of the new five-man
State Crime Commission estab-
lished to investigate and act
against racketeers and links be-
tween organized crime and gov-
ernment units in the state.
The 73-year-old jurist was va-
cationing aboard a cruise liner
Off Gibraltar when the Gover-
nor's summons came to him by
telephone. He immediately ac-
cepted and made plans to return
to• New York.
Judge Proskauer, former head
of the American Jewish Com-
mittee, retired from the Appel-
late Division bench in 1933. He
was a close associate and ad-
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