Prfday, June 14, 19 57 — THE DETROIT JEWIS H NEWS-3

USSR Rena triates Swell Population
of Poland, Despite Israel Emigration

Sokolivker Aid
Honors Leo Spector

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(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

housing for the repatriates was
VIENNA — Poland's . over-all reported in the same issue of
Jewish population is increasing Die Folkshtimme from Wa•-
in spite of heavy emigration of bzych, one of the larger distri-
Polish Jews to Israel. Jews be- bution points for the Jewish
ing repatriated from the Soviet repatriates returning from the
Union are coming into Poland USSR.
Two leaders of the Walbzych
at a rate exceeding the number
Jewish community, -.M. Yaku-
of those leaving the country.
These facts and others show- bovitch and M. Greenfield, were
ing that the Jewish repatriates quoted as blaming officials of
are finding it difficult to find the National Minorities Council
either housing or work, became in Wroclaw for the housing
known here Wednesday through difficulties being faced by re-
articles in Die Folkshtimme, of- patriates. •
According to Yakub4ovitch and
ficial Yiddish-language daily
newspaper published in Warsaw Greenfield, the head govern-
by the Association of Jewish ment office for repatriates, at
Cultural Organizations in Po- -1 Warsaw, often issues dwelling
I. BECKER (left), treasurer
permits to repatriates before
land.
of the Sokolivker Progressive
The fact that the influx of they are sent to the principal
Verein, presents a check to
Jewish repatriates is higher Lower Silesia Distribution Cen-
than the number of Jews who ter at Wroclaw. At the Wroclaw M. SASLOVE, representing
have left for Israel was the district headquarters, however, the Leo M. Spector Memorial
subject of a special report made officials refuse to recognize the Fund committee and a mem-
ber of the late Mr. Spector's
recently at a plenary. meeting permits issued in Warsaw. -
-As a result, the Jewish lead- family. A Sokolivker organ-
of the Jewish communities held
recently in Lodz. According to ers declared, repatriates are izer and past president, Mr.
Spector had been known as
the Warsaw newspaper, repre- sometimes evicted from homes
sentatives of "all of the larger they had purchased under the the "father of the Sokoliv-
Jewish communities" in the Warsaw permits because the ker." The group decided to
honor his memory by con-
area were present at the Lodz Wroclaw headquarters dis-
regards the decisions made in
tributing to the $20,000 me.:
meeting.
morial clinic being estab-
The report at the Lodz ses- the nation's capital.
lished in his name at Pardess
The complaints made by the
sion showed that, during the
Chana, Israel, under the spon-
period preceding the last Pass- two Jewish leaders also indi-
over, Polish Jews had received cated clearly that the - vacant sorship of Kupat Holirn.
matzo "but the shipments were housing being denied to re- Funds are still being accepted
short by 20,0.00 pounds as com- patriates consists of dwellings by the committee even
pared with the amount prom- abandoned by Polish Jews who though the subscription figure
has been surpassed.
ised." There _was no indication had emigrated to Israel.
as to who had made the promise
of matzo or who was responsible BGR Says
for failure to keep the promise
on a large enough scale.
The plenary session of the
Jewish communities voted to
increase the budget for feeding
the Jewish repatriates in Po-
The educational Jewish agency of investigation was too tor-
land. Since most of these are with which I am associated (no tuous and elusive to reach
being sent by the Polish gov- commercials h e r e) receives end or for some other reason,
ernment to Lower Silesia, the many inquiries about all types the undertaking was abandoned.
section of Poland taken over of Jewish organizations, insti- In the last two or three years
from Germany after the war, tutions, clubs and societies, and the evil of spurious advertising
it was decided that seven more especially congregations, in cropped up again.
kosher kitchens be opened in Greater New York and different
More recently the scheme as-
Lower Silesia and that the cities throughout the country. summed new forms and these
number of free lunches being Lately we have, curiously advertisements were published
served in that area to re- enough, been receiving inquiries without street addresses or even
patriates be increased from the about a church, and thereon the names of the cities of the
present 400 meals a day to be- hangs a tale which should have firms listed. This made it utter-
tween 700 and 800.
been told much earlier.
ly impossible to trace any of
The report showed that, at
For several years now a num- these firms.
present, three kosher kitchens
As a final stunt to cause more
are being conducted for Jewish ber of curious columns and than usual surprise and aston-
pages
of
advertisements
have
repatriates.— in Warsaw, Lodz
appeared in some Jewish ishment there came a full page
and Wroclaw (Breslau).
of these advertisements which
The difficulties regarding monthlies and also in one or appeared in a Yiddish weekly
two weeklies.
Quite a few readers of the of May 10, 1957.
Jumbled with all the other
New Gusher Brought in Jewish press have wondered
advertisements was one item
why
a
non-Jewish
plumbing
Near Heletz Oil Field
more unusual than all the
TEL AVIV (JTA) — An oil firm in Portland, Oregon,
others which given, as the
gusher erupted Saturday morn- should be advertising in a He-
rest, in display type read:
brew
monthly,
published
in
ing in a new oil well at Brur
University Park C h u r c h.
two kilometers south of the New York, and why a laundry
Here, for more reasons than
firm
in
Buffalo
should
offer
its
most southern Heletz oil well. A
all others, an advertisement
steam test brought in the oil services to the readers of a attracted the most attention,
from a depth of 5,000• feet, the Yiddish weekly, published in
for it is probably the first
same level as that of most welds New York.
time in history that a Yiddish
These
advertisements,
in
in the Heletz field.
newspaper carried the an-
The new well was called fact, represented the strangest
nouncement of a church.
"quite satisfactory" by Israel assortment of business firms
With the growing importance
scattered throughout the and influence of the English-
Barnea, director of the Mezada
Company which is cooperating country, most of them con- Jewish press and the need for
ducted by non-Jews, and all
with Israeli oil prospectors and
its services to communities
Lapidot companies who own of them apparently making throughout the country, a form
an appeal for Jewish patron-
the well.
of misrepresentation such as is
age through the medium of here described should not be
Barnea said the new well
several Jewish periodicals; permitted to continue, threaten-
might indicate a new field since
it was found under a different most of them issued in the
ing as it does the integrity of
metropolis of New York. •
geologic structure than that of
cite of our basic institutions.
the Heletz field, though exit en-
There were hotels in Texas,
Perhaps he NCRAC should
sion of the Heletz field was building firms in Arizona, lum- return to the task of investi-
possible.
ber ' dealers in Colorado, all gating this strange operation.
making a bid for Jewish cus- The question should also be
tomers in America's largest taken up for consideration by
Jewish center.
the American Association of
After a while these advertise- English - Jewish Newspapers,
ments become as mystifying as which is soon to meet in con-
YOUNG
annoying, and some people who vention in New York. In any
asked questions ultimately case, it is high time to remove
KOSHER
traced them to some non- this blot upon the name of the
descript or shadowy advertising American Jewish press.
agency which clipped advertise-
—Bernard G, Richards
ments from local newspapers
published close to the location Thousands on Pilgrimage
of these firms and then sent to Tomb of King David
them for republication else-
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Thou-
where; and by some disingenous sands of Jews made a pilgrim-
manipulations this agency sends age to Mount Zion on the firs?
out bills to the advertisers and day of Shevuot to recite prayers
receives payment of the same. at the reputed site of the tomb
It appears that the NCRAC of King David who, according
(National Community Relations to tradition, was born and died
Advisory Council) at one time on Shevuot. Many devout wor-
looked into the question of the shippers maintained a night-
publication of unauthorized ad- long vigil at the tomb reciting
vertising, but whether the path the Psalms.

Spurious Advertising Stunts Include
Church Ad in Yiddish Newspaper

Jerusalem Police Absolved in Death
of Neturai Karta Demonstrator

JERUSALEM (JTA) .— This
city's police department was
absolved from blame for the
death in a riot last September
of a member of a crowd demon-
strating against the "desecration
of the Sabbath." It was estab-
lished that the dead man had
suffered a stroke during the
demonstration.
The dead man was Pinhas
Segalov, a member of Neturei
Karta, a small group of reli-
gious extremists who, for weeks
every Saturday, until the fatal
riot in September, staged
demonstrations against persons
riding in buses or automobiles
on the Sabbath.
Various religious groups
charged that the Jerusalem po-
licemen were brutal in stamp-
ing out the riot which, on that
day, had attracted thousands of
demonstrators and counter- dem-
onstrators.
Judge Eli ah u Mani, chairman
of the Special Inquiry Commis-
sion, recommended in his report
that full protection be given all
citizens, and called on all ele-
ments in the city to cooperate
to keep the peace.
Two secular members of the
Commission called for a law
prohibiting Saturday motor traf-
fic, especially in parts of the
city where 75 percent of the
residents object to such traffic.
Two religious members of the
Commission called for a law
barring all motor traffic in the

country "in order to preserve
the sacred character of the Sab-
bath."

Both of the latter groups in.
the Comission found that there
was a lack of religious men on
the Jerusalem police force. They
recommended that the police
department and the religious
groups establish closer liaison.

Members of the Commission
charged that Neturei Karta con-
stituted . a "fanatic religious
group" which exploited the Sab-
bath demonstrations "to combat
the state and undermine author-
ity through extreme activities
which went beyond peaceful
manifestation."
The Commission members also
criticized counter-demonstrators
whose activities, "if counte-
nanced by the authorities, would
lead to riots."

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