Prof. Marcus' Tercentenary
Address at Temple Tonight

Jews to Present Memos to
Big Powers Parley in Berlin

TEL A VI V, (JTA) — World ington. He declared that the
Jewish organizations will pre- Austrian Nazis did as much
sent two memorandums to the harm to Jews as did the German
Four Power meeting to take Nazis, and that Austria should
place at the end of this month do as much as Germany by way
in Berlin, it was announced by of restitution. "It is morally
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, head of wrong for Austria to take the
the Jewish Claims Conference. position that it has no special
One memorandum will draw ; responsibility toward the Jews,"
the attention of the Big Powers he stated.
to the fact that they must as-
sure the execution of the repar- Report Thousands of Jews
ations agreements between Ger- Are Slaving in Soviet Camps
Many and the Jewish groups in B E R L I N, (JTA) — German
the event there is a decision prisoners of war returning from
that Germany is to be unified. the Soviet Union report they en-
The second memorandum will countered thousands of Jews
deal with Jewish claims against ; from Transnistria and other for-
Austria and will ask the Big mer Romanian territory now in
Powers that they intervene with Soviet hands, the anti-Com-
the Austrian Government to munist news service Information
meet these claims. !Bureau West reports.
Dr. Goldmann, who left for
Switzerland, will meet there ; The Bonn - supported news
with Dr. Emil Maurer, president service, which questioned Ger-
of the Vienna Jewish Commun- man returnees who had been in
ity, on the stand of the Austrian • various Soviet camps, says that
Government which. has rejected ; the Jews are serving sentences
the claims of World Jewish or- ' of from 10 to 25 years.
ganizations for heirless Jewish
property left by families anni-
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
hilated by the Nazis in Austria.
Friday, January 15, 1954
Dr. Goldmann indicated that he
may confer with U. S. Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles on
this subject if the situation re-
quires it,

Dr. Jacob R. Marcus, noted
historian, professor at Hebrew
Union College, will speak at the
Tercentenary service of Temple
Beth El, tonight at 8:15, on "300
Years in America—The Rise and
Destiny of the American Jew."
Dr. Richard C. Hertz and Rabbi
Millard Klein will officiate.
Dr. Hertz will preach on
"David Einhorn—Pioneer Rabbi"
at the Sabbath morning service
on Saturday, at 11:15.

Protest Ike's Failure to
Mention Immigration Issue

President Eisenhower's fail-
ure to include in his State of the
Union message any recommen
dation for revision of the Mc-
Carran-Walter immigration law
drew an expression of "deep re-
gret and disappointment" from
the immigration committee of
the National Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council.
In a telegram to the President,
Alb e r t E. Arent, committee
chairman, called the omission
especially striking in the light
of Mr. Eisenhower's campaign
declarations and his 1953 request
to Congress for more humane
immigration legislation.

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Germany Plans to Reduce
Reparations Payments
BONN, (JTA)—The West Ger-
man Government will take ad-
vantage of the escape clause in
the reparations agreement with
Israel which permits the Ger-
mans to reduce their payments
to the equivalent of $60,000,000
annually beginning with April 1 ;
this year, it was learned . from
well informed sources.
The agreement provided that
Germany might exercise the op-
tion of reducing payments . from
about $74,000,000 annually after
two years, but it was assumed
that this would be done only if
Germany's trade position deteri-
orated. In .view of Germany's
extraordinary prosperity in the
past year, the Israelis had ex-
pected that deliveries would
continue as originally set.

Talks on Claims in Rome
ROME, (JTA)—The last stages
of the discussion between Israel
and the West German Republic
for a settlement of claims of the
German Protestant order of
Templars for property they held
in pre-war Palestine opened
here.
The discussion will center
about a settlement of claims for
immovable property consisting
of four settlements in various
parts of Palestine.

Austria May Revise Its
Opposition to Jewish Claims
VIENNA, (JTA)—The Austrian
government was reported to
have indicated some revision of
its former position which led to
a breakdown of talks with Jew-
ish organizations on restitution
claims. This revision may lead
to resumption of negotiations on
an altered basis.
Dr. Emil Maurer, president of
the board of the Union of Aus-
trian Jewish Communities, and
Wilhelm Krell, its general secre-
tary, were to leave for Zurich to
meet Dr. Nahum Goldmann,
head of the Jewish claims
agency, for a conference there

this week.

Austria Criticized for
Evasion of Jewish Claims
WASHINGTON, (J T A) — The
Austrian government was criti-
cized for its evasion of Jewish
claims for damages inflicted by
the Nazi regime in Austria by
Jakob Altmaier, ranking mem-
ber of the Foreign Relations
Committee of the West German
Parliament, who played a key
role in the negotiations for the
German-Israel reparations
agreement.
Mr. Altmaier, who was receiv-

ed by President Eisenhower in
the White House, is the, . first
ewis h member of th.e West Ger-
man Bunde,stag to visit Wash-

n

Protest Postponement of FEP Legislation

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Action
of Sen. H. Alexander Smith,
chairman of the Senate Labor
Committee, in abruptly postpon-
ing until Feb. 23 scheduled hear-
ings on a new civil rights bill
brought sharp criticism. Sen.
Smith gave no reason for his de-
cision.
Sen. Irving M. Ives, of New
York. sponsor of the bill, pro-
tested that the postponement
"may actually destroy the effect-
iveness of the hearings." A
statement issued on his behalf
said he "strongly objects to this
postponement."

The organizations affiliated in
the National Community Rela-
tions Advisory Council tele-
graphed to Sen. Smith their pro-
test against "your last-minute
arbitrary postponement of hear-
! ings on Ives-Humphrey Fair
! Employment Bill, dates for which
were announced last May."

•

JERUSALEM, (JTA ► — Alex-
ander Abramov, Soviet Minister
to Israel, visited the Hebrew
University and met its presi-
dent, Prof. Benjamin Mazer, and
other officials of the school.

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