British Editor Calls U.S. - 110St 'Axiti-Sensitic' Policeman -Files CoMplaint Against 6. .
Land: Goldmann Asks No Underestimation Adenauer for Approving Thrashing =
BONN, (JTA) — A Hamburg, to seven months' imprisonment r.x1
of Incidents: N. V . Citv Acts Against Bias ' ; officer
has sworn out a corn- : for painting anti-Semitic slo-

LONDON, (JTA
) — British 1 J. Marrow said police action traced by the World Jewish ' Plaint against Chancellor Kon- I gans. Police said that two of -I
author Malcolm Muggeridge i must be stern and based on the Congress. Tel Aviv. Lydda, Eilat ' rad Adenauer because he advo- the men had at one time links =
said the United States "is in ! premise that "any aggressions 0
and three other Israeli places , cated on-the-spot thrashings of with Communist organizations, rl
practice in
the
most
anti-Semitic :against any minority group will were the scenes of incidents. ' anti-Semitic hoodlums.
country
the
world."
! while the third was a relative ,_. i
I not b tolerated y the corn-
The officer. Horst Schmidt. I of an East German Communist
6i
The one-time "Punch" editor : munity." The meeting was at
Swastika at MSU
i charged the Chancellor with ; official.
attacked anti-Semitism ' tended by leaders of 68 reli- Swastika
,
violation
violation
of
a
section
of
the
:
At
Bayreuth
in
Bavaria,
a
32-
EAST LANSING—An . N.1SU '
✓
an article in the Pictorial, gious, educational. civic, labor.
a in pro-labor
na co
news paper.
code be- 'year-old truck driver was given
groups. sophomore is be ng desciplined West German criminal
•
i s industry and -!eteran i
, ;
. Jail
.
cause
he
had
called
publicly
,
a
six-month
sentence
for
Z
Muggeridge charged that "if :
for having flown a swastika flaa
G en
you join certain American clubs, :
eral conference agree- in a window of West Shaw Hall . for the commission of an of-; telling a Jew "they have forgot-
;1
you have to provide the names ment was reported on a find- Dormitory,
7,
ormitory. last Sunday. The fence. Before action can be ten to gas you
of your parents and of your i i ing by Deputy. Police Commis- ! student was not identified. t a k e n. however, Parliament
(See
Editorial,
Page
4)
sioner
Walter
Arm
that
only
;
'21
grandparents, in order to insure :
While there have been incidents must lift Dr. Adenauer's im- .
,
Wi
(A man was arrested at Heil- B".
that they are non-Jewish." He one of the 50 cases of a n t 1 - - . ' at
the University of Michigan munity as a member of the
:a
Semitism
listed
by
police
since
,
•
•
-
.
House.
:
bronn,
said that "there are certain ;
, .
. West Germany, for tak- It
Dec. 20 had evidence of "or- and at other universities. this
At Lehrte. near Hanover. ; tng literally the advice voiced ,:a
areas—for instance, on Long
s the first swastika d'solay
w
1 - - three men were sentenced to up ' by Chancellor Konrad Adenauer .24.
Island—where people of Jewish ganized" neo-Nazism. That was awtaMSU.
the arrest in Queens of three .
descent are notpermitted
i that those who are caught n
; young men found with swastika Report New Incidents
buy real estate."
smearing swastikas should be
Incidents
of
anti-Semitism
re_
Sen.
Young
Condemns
arm
bands
and
Nazi
literature.
thrashed on the spot. Eugene 1 sa '
"Though AMerican Jewry
is ; The three are awaiting a hear- ported during the week included. State Dept. Silence
powerful financially—and not- ; i ng.
: Walter. of Heilbronn. caught a : 1 ;2
the following: ..
bly in New
York state, political-
10-year-old boy using snowballs i tg
on Anti-Israel Acts
.
A 38- ear-old Bonn
Mrs. Bariette Lubow, an
ly-,---it is inconceivable that a ,
' to smear a swastika on a war ( t
Direct JTA Telet ype Wire
office
r
of
the
city
driver
was
sentenced
to
nine
commis- i
to The Jewish News .
, memorial. He beat the boy. The
Jew should become President
. ,
of the United States. No Jew sion, told the conference that : months in jail for anti-Semitism.
WASHINGTON — Senator child s father, Johan Hoffmann,
a
u
ni_
•
He
a
number
of
Col
bi
was
convicted
'far
may aspire to , the White House.
stating: Stephen M. Young. Ohio Dem- had Walter arrested on a charge
An American :Disraeli is out of : ve. rsity students have been . - It is good that the jewtsacques - ocrat. Tuesday made a Senate of maltreatment of a minor.)
tik pins
the qUestion." he said. refer- ; wearing swastika
pins or arm • . tion is being rolled up =again. floor attack on the administra-
ring to the 190 century British bands and that a "virulent I still have two sharp knives tion for maintaining a "deaf-, •
at home."
Prime Minister Benjamin Dis- , swastika fad" existed at the
.-- •
ening" silence in the face of
•
/
. university's John Jay Hall.
raeli.
The gravest anti-Semitic incid- the United Arab Republic re- wr
A C o 1 u m b i a University ; tint in Italy took place in Leg- fusal to permit Israeli cargoes
Dr. Goldmann Warns
, ,
spokesman said the univer- • horn , where unidentified hood- through the Suez Canal.
••
. c.
• Not to Underestimate
city had no information about Innis attempted to set fire to
Senator
Young
said
that
the
Anti - Jewish Incidents
• the alleged swastika fad.
the house of Christian Democra - United States and United Na -
(Direct JTA Teletype_ Wire
BONN, (JTA) — Dr. Nahum
to The Jewish News)
W hile the meeting was under - ' tic leader Gianfranco Merli. tions "must no longer wink"
Goldmann. president of the way. 200 persons picketed the former press secretary to Pres - at the Nasser regime's "defi -
WASHINGTON — The expres-
World Jewish Congress. told a West German Consulates Gen- ident Gronchi. The culprits left ance of international law by si°nof "regret and embarrass-
press conference that there was eral to protest anti - Semitic in - the message "swine friend of impounding Israeli cargoes.-
ment' by the West German gov-
no "realistic, danger" facing the cidents in West Germany. De- Jews."
.
He said "this is no time to ernment are not adequate re-
Jews of Germany or the world ' puts. Consul Franz Hoffman in -
In Vienna. police arrested reward a country that has spouses to the manifestations of
if the symptoms demonstrated vited in a delegation and gave Albrecht Alberti. "fuehrer" of backed down on its treaty corn- anti - Semitism that have ap-
b• the current anti-Jewish in- the pickets a statement pre- the neo•Nazi
youth organization mitments and has continually peared in West Germany, a
cidents
are not underestim-, pared by Consul General Georg in the Carinthia province. Three violated the principles of the member of the Senate Foreign
ated."
A. Federer which
R e 1 a t,i o n s Committee said
ich declared that officials of the neo-Nazis pre- United Nations."
He was conVineed that the the Federal Republic
was - de- viously were arrested in a raid
He pointed out that the State Wednesday in the Senate.
West German government would ; termined to crush any re- on Alberti's apartment and con- Department last year supported
Senator Hubert H. Humph-
now take steps to teach its surgence of neo - Nazism."
. ' fiscated Nazi propaganda mate - UN Secretary General Ham - rey, Minnesota Democrat. said
youth about the crimes of the
real but Alberti then eluded marskjold's statement urging eruptions of anti-Semitism in
Hitler era and reeducate older List of Anti-Semitic ,
the police. the reopening of the canal to 'West Germany could no longer
citizens. lie made his statement
Prominent Austrian writers Israeli cargoes. "Since then. be dismissed as isolated and
following a conference with In - Incidents in 15 Lands ..
inconseq uential. He told the
A compilation of synagogue : published
tenor Minister Gerhard Schroe -
-
. a declaration of pro- the silence from the adminis-
der. Previously. Dr. Goldmann desecrations and anti-semitic,- : test against "anti-Semitic pro- tration has been deafenina" Senate. in a speech on the floor,
(,- that we have been rudely re-
% f•och
had disc used the anti-Semitic incidents in 240 localities. in 34
.
- ations. : with a promise to said the Senator. •
minded of the fact that anti-
nc iden ts
incidents - in Rest Germany with countries, was submitted by the fi g ht
Semitism is still a living force
- Y t i n vs.o
. u leth• e d i a l I ird eel i -l at s i o u s. reaacui a sel London Council Condemns
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer American Jewish Congress to they
Anti-Semitic Recurrence
by the recent demonstrations in
and national groups. '
and with the Chancellor's top Justice Halpern.
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
West Germany and in other
.
West Germany's
' UN observer.
aides.
to The Jewish News
The AJ Congress chart covers - W
countries. including our own."
There have been International the period from Dec. 25. when Ambassador Werner Dankwort.
LONDON — A resolution ex- ;
Stating that American guilt
meetings held recently by neo- a swastika smeared on the expressed his government s. pressing "horror" at
the reap- might not be as great as Ger-
Nazi and Fascist groups. he synagogue in Cologne. Ger - ' - sympathy
and satisfaction pearance in London and else -
stated, while anti-Semitic pant-
pa. many, touched off a global with Judge Halpern s UN reso- where of Nazi and anti-Semitic . man guilt "but we must face
phlets and similar literature epidemic of anti - Semitic de - lution. in a letter to UN Secre - activity was adopted unani - it." The Senator said one dese-
%
are being circulated interna- facements. to Jan. 14. when which
G h eneral Hammarskjold in mously Tuesday by the London crated synagogue in America is
one too many."
tionally. Large sums of money swastikas were painted on a ..
e expressed indignation County Council. It expressed
Senator Kenneth Keating
were transferred from Germany Jewish fraternity house and of er anti
anti-Semitic ncidents. confidence that the people of New York Republican. told the
abroad after the collapse of the sorority house at the University , MAINZ. Germany — Leaders London "will combat and to- Senate the U.S Government had .
Nazi regime in 1945. Dr. Gold - of Colorado in Boulder. of the neo-Nazi German Reich tally reject this evil." "a very. strong obligation to
. . .
mann stated. declaring it could
The compilation showed that: Party announced Thursday they
bring every possible pressure to
(The
be expected that use for anti-
The incidents took place in will
fight against its being
. Detroit - News - stated
bear on the United Nations and
ed
itorially,
Semitic purposes would be made waves. From-Dec. 25 to Dec 30 banned in the Rhineland Pala-
— under the headinc,
was "Blackmail Give In." that the ' Hammarskjold" that they insist
of those funds.
, acts of defacement were limited tine State. The party
Stating that he would not to West Germany. During the banned for its neo-Nazi ideas. condoning of the Arab boycott that the United Arab Re ublic
exclude Communist direction of next three days swastikas ap - Three of its members were ar- of Israel. by its contract can- fulfill commitments regarding
p . l .
worldwide. a nti-Semit ism. Dr. neared in London. Antwerp: , rested for daubing swastikas on cellation clause. "comes ill free h access ttnor the i cSeude zhoCana
Goldinann said, however. that Vienna. Paris and New York. the Cologne synagogue.
fittingly from those whose pug-
11: c Senator
he did not accept the theory Four days later they broke out
The speech that the e"m
pose in history and duty today
iaosat
that all the incidents were or in East Germany and Latin
has been to ensure freedom extreme" approach will be made
to
ganized by Communists. "Co rn - America, and a day later in
induce Nasser to stop flouting
of the seas. - ,
munists." he said, "have seized Australia. Meanwhile. swastika
( The Nation. in its current international law in the Suez
issue.
Direct
JTA
Teletype
Wire
issue. in an editorial entitled
the opportunity offered by the ' daubings continued in West
Sen. Keating termed the
World Bank loan to Nasser to
recent outbreaks to send in Germany for 20 successive days.
LONDON—A 19-year-old ap- " The Swastika Pandemic." de -
agents provocateurs to stir up
Although synagogues and prentice, who had been caught Glares: "The Germans. as now expand the canal "a great mis-
anti-Semitic feelings and thus Jewish
communal
buildings daubing swastikas at work, was constituted. cannot remilitarize take."
take advantage of the situa• were the primary targets of
aa ain
simultaneously
vil i . turning
e
back at his bench Wednesday, without
.
Lion "
st elements
vandals, Christian churches and after a week reading about the
in the
He praised the "very energe- . public buildings were also Nazi
Hitler
and
pre•Hitler
terminol
-
era at his employer's ex -
tic" actions of the West Berlin smeared with swastikas andp ense.
ogy. failed to qualify as `echt
authorities in rounding up the other anti-Semitic inscriptions
Deutsch.'
Given
the
same
stim-
Norman Brown. the em -
perpetrators - of anti-Semitic in in Germany. Austria, Belgium. rsloyer.
(Direct
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
ulus they will once more over
to The Jewish News)
gave Peter Morrison
and said
that the West Denmark, Finland,
..
France, `-'
ride
internal
o
pposition—there
BONN—A total of 414 anti-
Berlin actions should serve as England. Italy.. Norway. Sweden. the time off with pay to read ,,,,;,lid,.. opprpzeitt.,idon
nit
ler
t
oo
-
t
-,
-
, c Snermd ietdic ini n cthideenv,tsesit aGyeer tern Re-
Nazi
atrocities
atrocities.
an example •to • other areas Brazil. Australia and South .v about
ee -
- The
to
methodically
was allovied
..outh was
allowed to return
io
- where similar energy has not Africa.
to
persecute and finally to mug- public and West
been shown."
Berlin since
Berlin
' Records reveal the following his job after he had answered der the remnant of
places affected: West Germany, s a list of questions to demon- I left in German y. 30.000 Jews the Christmas Eve desecration
Action Discussed by
ra
-e
his
en t es of the Cologne synagogue. the
55 towns: USA. 44: Italy. 27:
to his employer what will proceed to murder half- state police department
New York City Conference
' and Great Britain. 24, France he had learned.
re-
Jews. and when the half-Jews ported.
Discusses Anti-Bigotry Action ; followed with 12 towns and I
"I was very much impressed are gone they will invent Jews.
NEW YORK. (JTA) — A five - !Sweden with 11.
Most
of
the
incidents
I by the answers
; occur-
po int program for dealing with : Three Canadian cities were af- i 20 questions." he gave to my This is the price of taking in red in North Rhine Westphalia,
said Brown. "I the Germans as full. and in -
where
99
anti-Semitic activities in the . fected, a similar number in am sure he has learned
w e r e recorded.
the deed dominant. partners in Seventy - three
New York area was proposed Argentina. Brazil and Mexico : lesson that thoughtlessness is NATO. The British are begin
were listed in
- West Berli n. 33 in Lower
at an emergency conference and one each in Chile. Co1om - a in in matters like these."
nine to see the handwriting Saxony. 41 in Bat - aria. 40 in
called by Mayor Wagner's Corn- : bia. Ecuador. P a it a in a and
The employer added hb
felt on the wall. and it is time we Hesse. with the remainder in
mission on Intergroup R e I a- ; Uruguay.
that he had "appealed to the saw it too. If we do not, or
scattered other places.
tions. Participants found that i Incidents are known to have ' good in Peter, which was a if
we consider German rearm -
the current anti - Semitic incid-loccurred in East Berlin and far better
thing to do than to aments as a necessary evil, we The Bavarian Ministry of the
tints had "the dangerous poten- ; Oranienburg in East Germany, sad: hint without
Interior
offered a 3.000 mark
an effort" must he willing to share re- reward
for
tial of an outbreak." •i but these are the only ones . to point out
the apprehension crf
the dangers of the sponsihility for what is certain the persons who tried to set fire
Commission chairman Alfred . within the Soviet sphere so far
anti-Semitic daubing.
to follow."
to a synagogue on Jan. 13. •

ut e emin er
Humphrey Calls
Anti-nemitic Acts

Swastika-Dauber
Learns His Lesson

414 Incidents in
German Republic