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August 15, 1952 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1952-08-15

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Communists Support Austria s' Friday, August 15, 1952
Pro-Nazi Laws; Criticize U. S. Austria Will Reject

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5

,Blondv Brothers-Allen and Charles-

if I n 'Nominations for the State St?nate

1

The nomination of two broth- Their nominations, should the
i e rs. by large pluralities, on the Democrats hold their ranks in
Democratic ticket. for the Michi- this Presidential year as in the
VIENNA, (JTA)—The stand of imunist camp as the result of
past, is tantamount to election.
the Communists on the pro-Nazi ? not having given full accommo- I
They will represent approxi-
i VIENNA, (JTA)—The 'Austrian
laws passed recently by the Aus_idations at once.
s . •
mately 1.000,000 Detroiters.
government will reject any pos-
t rian Parliament to the detri --- 1
While Allen Blondy has on
ment of Jewish victims of i It was reported here that Neo-
reparations claim?.
several occasions been an unsuc-
Nazism is outlined in the official i Nazi groups will send a delega- ' Bible
Jewish
here
from
was indicated
I cessful candidate for Congress,
Communist organ "Volkstimme." tion to the Acting United States it sources to the government.
his younger brother. Charles, has
Commissioner for Austria to . so
The paper says that Americans !
never been defeated. He has
have objected to the Austrian , Point out that a veto of the laws reparations
t Austria's attitude
to was
Jewish
ms,
it
ex-
clai
served six terms in the State
would be considered by the pop- t
i
because
they
laws
"not
amnesty
Senate and has been renominat-
are fervent
anti-Fascists
but be- illation as "an offensive tutelage ! plained,
will
be
based
on
provi-
sions contained in the draft of 1
e ed for a seventh term.
cause • they donot want to give and an interference with purely , the "State Treaty" which . pro-
Senator Charles Blondy has
-
- -
vides that Austria is relieve
as a means of ex- domestic us raffairs
p
up the past'
sponsored several measure s,
tortion of those former Nazis I Leading the delegation will be from making any further repar- Charles Blondy Allen Blondy
which were adopted, in support
who refuse to jump on the Am- . members of the Austrian Paths.- ations payments.
gan State Senate. marks another , of Israel, in behalf of kashruth
govern- ment who representetd the
Officials here argue that the phenomenon ir politics.
erican bandwagon of the
laws and to, make it possible for
League of Independents. a neo-1 State of Israel is unable to raise
,s
;
ment."
Allen H. Blondy and Charles . Jewish undertakers to use the
The Communist paper further Nazi group. This group, together :
contends that the Americans with the Movement for Political ' any claims against Austria. S. Blondy won the nominations Star of David on their banners.
Both are married. Allen Blondy
"interweave the amnesty laws Regeneration, issued a declara- ' Austria, they say, has never by handsome margins. in the
tion stating that "the Austrian been at war with
Israel
and hal 18th and 5th Senatorial Districts , has two children and Charles
vi
ti
of
Hitler-
with the indemnification claims population rejects the creation herself been a c m
Blondy has one daughter.
respectively.
by ;
fed
il with the Atrian s tate h
o . and maintenance of privileged • rte aggression.
w
citizens
former Austrian us naturalized in groups or persons. and wishes i The Austrian Secretary of In-
were
meanwhile
America."
• Th e real issue at the unconditional equality of all • tenor. Ferdinand
Graf,
at address-
Clagen-
a public meeting
: citizens
before
the law."
ing early this week, said that
report in
the press
here fort
. stake, the paper claimed, is "the A
property of Rothschild and those `.
former Austrian capitalists who lquotes "well informed circles" az. his government will maintain
!declaring that the Austrian au-- . the pro-Nazi amnesty laws under
are now Americans and whose which more
than 20.000 former
s n a
will have their rights and
interests are protected by Am- ' thorities plan to combine i io
single complex" the restitut n Nazis
erica
a ny occasion."
The at
American
-sponscired. laws and the pro-Nazi amnesty property restored. This, he said.
corn- ' regulations criticized by the will be done despite America's
newspaper "Wiener Kurier -
menting in a front-page editor- American government. The re- protest
against these laws which
To Re-Open
Po- were passed recently by the Aus-
ial on the pro-Nazi laws. says Port says that this "Law for
p arliament .
litical
Pacification"
would
be
.
that although the fate of those submitted to the Austrian Par- ; "It appears that certain
who suffered unjustly during liament anew and that. as far as Am erican circles are still una-
are ware that it was the resistance
the war is sometimes looked
reguulations
adopted of the entire Austrian people
upon as a strictly local matter. Nazi Amnesty
be
will
which so far has saved Austria ,
its tie to the thoughts and em- concerned. they
in the form of a . from sharing the fate of the
I n the
otions of millions who shared in once again
of
insistence..."
indicat-
states: Secretary Graf
that (conflict is such as to give "motion
ing Austria's determination. on satellite
it universal meaning. Therefore
issue. declared. - Actions a n d corn-
the rriPtir cannot be illated this
F Ex-Nazi for 'Good Behavior' , ments which we have heard re- ,
Gov- ' cently from the United States
from t he western community.
WASHINGTON. iJTA , —
will not increase but weaken the
and the question of Nazi am-
nesty and restitution in Au.ria..
eminent sources confirmed the
-i
18495 WYOMING
o f ' Austria n people's will for de- '
behavior"
"good
is far more than an internal af- ' release for
"
Georg Rein- ' tense.
'
Nazi
General
Hans
fair.
s- hardt who was serving a 15-year
Registrations Now Being Accepted
CARD OF THANKS
It also bears directly on
tria's relations with other goy- sentence for war crimes. His re- •
ernments. The London Dcclara- lease was recommended by John ,
fam Lly_ of the late Irving
Call:
The
its r
thank
_
e to th
tion of 1943 deciding to undo the J. Mc Cloy, former American ,..
Ger- C ooper wis,...s
Commissioner
for
many
the
.
fo
I
r
In nas
DI. 1-2552 — UN. 1-0943
Nazi's international looting and ;High
was freed from tives ana
declare void any transfer of : many, and he
to declare
indnesses extended during its
property made by the Nazis in the Landsberg war criminals k
ment.
bereave
recent
the countries they had despoiled prison in Bavaria --on July 27,
applies directly to Austria, the
Issue Rules on Sending
article specifies.
Although the American "- ' Gift Parcels to Israel
ernment has expressed its con-
cern over the general tenor no
of : NEW YORK, tJTA. —The Ls-
.
this amnesty legislation it
Consulate announced that
as by
sun,. , rael Co
means opposes amnesty
adding that it ' American Jews can send gifts to
the
article
states.
merely., opposes what. would friends in Israel up to $112 in
again victimize the victims of value. without an import license,
provided the articles are intend-
Nazism. The Americans look on
for the personal use of the
ed c i pient .
Austria not as an ex-Nh zi nation : rec
but as one that was a victim of I - - " A family in
re-
i Israel may re-
the external
rn
Nazi plague. The ceive annually
up to four such
annually up
paper goes on, and adds that a shipments, each of which must
the Austrian wish to reach
the
quick and convenient solution not
total more than
$112,"
q
announcement
said.
Excluded
Manufactured and Created
is comprehensible.
are food, refrigerators - ,. and
The paper also wished -good motor vehicles, which are sub-
in Wrubel &
riddance" to those Nazis who
Fur Styling Studio.
might move over to the corn- ject
to special
regulations.
Food
to relatives
and friends
-- i in Israel may be sent "in ma*
sonable quantities, - tor their
IT -ine Pageant Marks
own consumption. Each parcel

! 0th Anniversary of
I must contain at least six differ-
Wrubel & Kozin's great 1952
! ent items of food and must not
Rishon LeZion, Israel
exceed 55 lbs. in weight. Cus-
August Fur Sale is now in full
-
R I.S H 0 N L E ZION. Israel ' toms duty on self-packed par-
swing. Now see more furs in a
(JTA t --The 70th anniversary of m
Fels
is payable by the recipient
Israel.
fresh new collection that in-
this community, one modern
of the old-
Is- , i The Consulate also released
eat settlements in
cludes coats, jackets, capes.
at ; lists of forwarding agents in the
rael, was observed festively
authorized to col- i
stoles
. . . and all at such excit-
a huge celebration attended by United States
customs duty on food
lest Israel
over 20.000 people and addressed' and
clothing parcels, if the i
ing savings. Come and see
Minister wish to include the duty
my Israeli
Foreign senders
'Moshe
Sharett.
how choice the skins are . . .
in the gift. A list of firms au-
The town, known for its fan- , thorid to sell - dollar certifi-
how fashion significant each
ous wine cellars, was decorated
of various denominations
was
cafes"
detail
is . . . how lavish lovely
with flags. The celebration
The
re-
released.
festival. has also been
marked with a wine
s cipient in Israel can redeem
make
a Wrubel & Kozin
linings
Sharett reviewed the progre
these s certificates at certain des-
LUXURIOUS BLACK DYED
made by Jews in Israel since the ignated shops where he may
fur piece a masterpiece. Choose
founding of Rishbn - LeZion. He choose from a variety of articles
PERSIAN LAMB
.
now during this August Sale.
emphasized that the first settle- available at the time.
e
BREATHTAKING
ments were established by pio-
neers who came . from Russia. Red Groups Demonstrate
MINKS

which is now isolated from - the For Big Four Peace Parley
floret Pastel - Bfivetia .4 Spring
rest of the Jewish world.
group
Silver Moe - Knock - Wild
(„TTA)
—A
The Rishon LeZion cellars JERUSALEM,
Communists
and
left-wing
were built with funds advanced 1150
pam Party members staged a
BEAVER tori s ifi can.d.)
FUR SEAL (ori gin Alaska)
by Baron Rothschild, who also demonstration near, the Israel
Added the colony in its early Parliament to bring their de-
Firs labeled to slow county)* of origin of inaporteci for,
years when it suffered from a mand for a Big Four peace
scarcity of water, poor soil con- treaty to the attention of Parlia-
ditions, from inexperience d ment, Speakers at the demon-
kUltRIERS
farmers and from frequent raids stration also opposed the re-
by Arab marauders.
armament of Germany.
Today, the town is a modern,
CARD OF THANKS
all Jewish community with ele-
13326 DEXTER at DAVISON – OPEN MON., THURS.. SAT. EVENINGS
The family of the late Helen
mentary and high schoolg, a
public library, legitimate thea- Shapiro wishes to thank its rela-
TOwnsend 8-1048
ter, motion picture houses and tives and friends for the many
all major conveniences of mod- kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.
ern. city life.

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Jewish Rtparations
Claims. Coyt. States

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Sholem Aleichem School
and Kindergarten - Nursery

September 3, 1952

NEW MODERN CENTER

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August

Fur Sale

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