Print Book on Nazi Offer to
Trade U.S. Trucks for Jews
COLOGNE (JTA)—A de-
tailed account of the Nazi offer
in 1944 to "trade" 1,000,000
Hungarian Jews for 10,000
American heavy trucks, as well
as developments which fol-
lowed this offer, is presented
in a book published here en-
titled "The Case of Joel
Brand."
Miss Israel Arrives
for Universe Contest
Danny Raskin's
!pest with similar proposals in
1944.
Brand negotiated with such
notorious SS chieftains as Die-
. ter von Wisliceny, Kurt Becher
and Adolf Eichmann, the top
specialist for "liquidating" the
Jews of Europe.
He contacted the Jewish
Agency representatives in In-
stanbul and, with their encour-
agement, flew to Turkey on a
Nazi courier plane for a two-
week mission.
While en route to Jerusalem
to confer with Moshe (Shertok)
Sharett, then a member of the
Jewish Agency executive and
later Premier of Israel, Brand
was arrested by the British and
held in custody at Cairo for
several months.
LISTENING
Report Israel Tourism
Normal; Rise Expected
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Tour-
ism in Israel climbed back to
normal levels in May and is ex-
pected to increase considerably
this summer, officials indicated
this week.
They stated it was the first
time this year that tourist fig-
ures matched those of 1956.
The State Department ban
imposed on visits to the Middle
East by American citizens and
the general unrest in the area
in early 1957 were blamed for
the decline of tourism. This ban
was recently lifted.
The government said that
4,000 tourists had arrived in
May and 4,300 in April, They
expect from 5,000 to 6,000 a
month will come to Israel in
July and in each month follow-
ing the current season. They
estimate foreign currency in-
come from each tourist at about
$15.
The book, which is equipped
with a documentary annex, was
written by Austrian physicist
Alex Weissberg in close coop-
FIRST IN SERIES of Satur-
eration with Joel Brand, on
dal night dances started with
whose memoirs it is based.
a bang at the Woodhull Lake
Community Big House . .
Brand, Jewish intermediary
Capacity crowd of 250 young-
in the monstrous wartime "Jews
sters and oldsters jam-packed
for trucks" deal, which consti-
the recreation hall for a frivo-
tuted one of the most fantastic
lous evening of fun galore . . .
interludes in the Nazi exter-
Mel Ball's orchestra gave out
mination program, was born in
the rythms, • and every-
Transylvania, grew up in the
KKK Letter Threatens with
body went back to the city or
German city of Erfurt and after
to their cottages feeling kind
Hitler's 'advent moved to Buda- Briton in Parliament
pest, where he started a knit-
LONDON (JTA) — Maurice of let-down because they have
ENJOY
ting mill.
Orbach, Labor MP and sec- to wait a whole week for
another session .. . Guests
His father had founded the retary of the Trade and Ad- Sammy and Mickey Woolf made,
Budapest Telephone Company, visory Council, a body which certain there was plenty of en-
SHORT
his grandfather was postmaster works against discrimination tertainment ala themselves, and
under
the
auspices
of
the
of Munkacs in Carpatho-Ruthe-
a good time was had by all ..
nia and at the end of his life Board of Deputies of British
Aug. 4 is the big date at the
This year's winner of the Miss
89c Lb.
built the "Hungarian Houses" in Jews, has turned over to Scot- lake . . . that's when the gala
land Yard a threatening letter
Israel Contest, brunette Atara
Jerusalem.
bazaar
will
be
held
by
the
from the Ku Klux Klan which
Barzely, arrived on an El Al
12162
Together with Dr. Israel was mailed in Waco, Tex.
Woodhull Lake Improvement Israel Airlines plane to compete
Kastner, for whose killing in
DEXTER
The letter, signed simply ASsociation . • . proceeds to be for the Miss Universe title in
Israel earlier this year three "Ku Klux Klan," warned Or- used to fix up the community Long Beach, Calif. Atara (her
TO 6-9804
persons are currently being bach to "lay off" his denuncia- center.
name is the Hebrew word for
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tried in a Tel Aviv court, Joel tion of racial discrimination in
Crown), 18, was born in Ro-
Brand was, under the Nazi oc- industry. Similar letters have
ENROUTE TO MIAMI mania and went to Israel short-
cupation of Hungary, among the been received by other promin- BEACH from the other end,
WE ARE NOW
ly after World War II. She grad-
top leaders of - the Zionist ent Britons fighting discrimina- Max and Irene Davis looked uated from high school only a
Emergency Council for Relief tion, including Fenner Brock- out at the Florida beach and few days before leaving for the
and Rescue in Budapest.
For WEDDINGS, SHOWERS,
way,- another Labor MP.
blue sea and were tempted to United States.
B A R MITZVAHS, SV1ET
go in for a short dip . . . But
The Council, which was in-
In this picture, showing her
SIXTEENS, ETC. Moderate
before
venturing
out
to
swim,
strumental in helping many House Leader Urges
on arrival at-New York Interna-
Prices. C a n accommodate
Max thought it best to make tional Airport, she wears a dress
Jews escape, evolved into a U.S. Up Aid to Israel
from 25 to 125 people. Dance
sure
it
was
alright
.
.
and
headquarters of Zionist under-
and scarf of magnificent Yeme-
floor and piano also available.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — asked a passerby if there were nite embroidery.
ground activity in the course
Serving dinners to the public
House Majority Leader John W. any alligators around . . .
of the war.
on Sundays and Holidays
only. See us in our newly
Certain Gestapo leaders, who McCormack of Massachusetts "Nossah," replied the native,
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
made
known
that
he
has
urged
grinning
broadly.
"Ain'
no
'ga-
beautifully remodeled Dining
had already engaged in profit-
Rooms,
able "business transactions" by President Eisenhower in a per- tors hyar." . • . Reassured, Max
Sammy Woolf
sonal
letter
to
support
the
in-
and Irene started out . • As
saving Slovakian Jews from the
And His Orchestra
Kormendy's Dining Room
gas chambers in return for con- crease of U. S. economic aid to the water lapped about their
and Catering
Israel
in
view
of
the
increased
UN.
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chest,
he
called
back,
"What
UN. 3-8982
siderable cash payments, ap-
TR 3-7444 or TR 1-4485
flow
of
refugees.
makes
you
so
sure
there
aren't
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proached the Council in Buda-
114 Pallister
Rep. McCormack r e c o m- any alligators here?" . . Well,
mended- adoption of an ex they must have broken every
panded U. S. aid program in world record getting back on
IT'S PAGO'S
Israel that would respond to gent bellow, "Dey's got too
Delightfully
emerging needs. The Demo- much sense. De sharks done
that makes it so!
Air-Conditioned
cratic leader said Israel was skeered dem all away."
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BAR-B-Q
cluding many from Iron Cur- Garber, Ensign Merle Garber
Businessmen's Lunch 1i :30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
tain lands. He suggested that tells about the occasion during
Free
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
the United States, as leader of his destroyer's visit to Phil-
Delivery
12th at Hazelwood
the free world, share Israel's ippine Islands, where the sail-
TR. 2-4375
burden. This burden, he said, ors were lounging along the
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less sailor had begun throwing
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short cut across Lake Erie for business and tourist travel
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Every Sun. Mon. Tues.
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Lr. DETROIT
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Service
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REENre 15301 E. Jefferson
2 the wharf and shouted to the
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FARES AS LOW AS CHILDREN: age 5-11, half fare, when with
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way
goodness sake stop throwing
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