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May 17, 1963 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1963-05-17

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`Israel Agent'
Released from
Swiss Prison

Yeshiva U. Team to Defend Title
Lopez at Yeshiva 6 Fined in London
Insulting Nazis
on TV College Bowl Battle of Wits
Event on May 26 for
LONDON (JTA) — Six men,
uates from Yeshiva College and

Vincent Lopez will entertain
more than 100 men and women
at Cobo Hall May 26 at the
Yeshiva University dinner-dance
which will honor 30 Detroit
Jewish community leaders who

BASLE (JTA) — Joseph Ben-
Gal, the alleged "secret agent"
for Israel, under arrest here
since March 2 on a charge of
having threatened the daughter
of a German scientist at work
on the Egyptian program for de-
velopment of non - conventional
weapons aimed at Israel, was re-
leased on bail here May 12.
A statement issued by the
president of the Basle Criminal
Court declared: "Israeli citizen
Joseph Ben-Gal, detained on
charges of coercion, was re-
leased on bail and certain other
conditions, while awaiting his
trial,.to begin June 10."
Neither the prosecutor here,
nor Dr. George Brunschwig, Ben-
Gal's attorney, would reveal the
nature of the "certain condi-
tions." Brunschwig's only com-
ment in reply to a question by
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
was:, "The bail set. for Ben-Gal
is perfectly normal for the case,
and is not excessive by any
means."
Brunschwig had applied for
Ben-Gal's release on bail over
the weekend, after the Swiss
government had announced it
had refused to permit his extra-
dition to West Germany to
establish whether he had partici-
pated in threatening the life of
another German scientist em-
ployed on the Nasser armament
program.
As soon as Ben-Gal was re-
leased, he called on the chief
prosecutor of the Swiss canton
where he was detained, thanking
the official for the treatment he
had received in jail. It was
learned that he had been spir-
ited out of jail through a side
door. Both Swiss authorities here
and official Israeli sources said
they do not know where he is

most of them Jews, were fined
between four and five pounds
($11-$14) each May 12 for ob-
struction and insulting be-
havior, following disorders at
the headquarters of Sir Oswald
Mosley's British Union Move-
ment and at a demonstration at
Charing Cross Station where
the Mosleyites began peddling
their weekly publication. The
six are members of the anti-
fascist Yellow Star organization
who paraded with posters read-
ing "Racial Hatred — No; Hu-
man Brotherhood—Yes."

L.A. Jews Oppose
Charity Tax Limits

Yeshiva University's under-
graduate team of Asher Reiss,
Mrs. Shifrah Jungreis, Lawrence
Kaplan and Sheldon Fink will
appear for the second straight
week on the CBS-TV "GE Col-
lege Bowl," Sunday, 5:30. p.m.,
after beating the University of
Louisville team, 335 to 140, in
the academic battle of knowl-
edge.
The University of Louisville
team was trying for its fifth
straight victory on the Peabody
Award winning television pro-
gram.
The "GE College Bowl" is
seen on Channel 2.
The Yeshiva University team
is composed of three undergrad-

one from Stern College for Wom-
en, the liberal arts and sciences
college for men and women, re-
spectively. The students have
been working with Dr. Irving
Linn, professor of English at
Yeshiva College, in preparation
for their television quiz.

Most patients become well.—
Kiddushin 71.

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lighting fixtures and wall panel-
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

For an exciting lecture pre-
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meet in g. No obligation or
solicitation. Call Miss Sharon,
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LOS ANGELES (JTA) —The
Jewish Federation - Council
board of directors has taken a
to Patient and Courteous
stand opposing newly proposed
Instructors
VINCENT LOPEZ
• Road Test
custom
Dual
Control
Federal legislation that would

in Car You Train In
S galleries
$3 off of 1st lesson
have enrolled in that universi- limit charitable gift deductions
KE 7-1100
24200 Telegraph
with this ad
Open Mon.-Wed. 8-5; Sat. 8-4
ty's Ambassador program by in income tax reports, Judge
Tues. & Thurs. Eves. 'til 9 p.m.
Call WO 2 7480
contributing to its educational Irving Hill, JF-C president, an-
nounced.
and scholarship programs.
Abraham Borman, David
Goldberg, John E. Lurie, Benja-
min Levinson, Robert Brody and
Edward C. Levy are among the
leaders of the committee which
includes honorary chairmen
Governor George Romney and
Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh.
Lopez played a decisive role
in establishing "Anchors Away"
ON
as the theme song of the United
States Navy in 1933 and was re-
sponsible, in a strange sort of
way, for Gershwin's immortal
"Rhapsody in Blue." Paul
Whiteman and Lopez were in-
volved in a "feud" at the time,
and when Whiteman heard that
Lopez was planning a "sym-
phonic" concert, he hurriedly
hired Gershwin to compose an
original score. Gershwin worked
night and day, handing over the
music sheet by sheet to meet
Dow.
It was ascertained that Prof. the deadline of the concert.
Otto Jukelik, an Austrian scien- Actually, Lopez had no inten-
tist arrested with Ben-Gal and tion of putting on a concert but
also accused by the West Ger- American music was enriched
mans of complicity in the threat- by Whiteman's error.
The Ambassador Ball is spon-
ening of another scientist, is still
in jail at Lonhof, outside Basle. sored by the Detroit Friends of
He, too, has applied for release Yeshiva University. The uni-
on bail, but his bail application versity, located in the Washing-
will be decided by the criminal ton Heights section of New
York City, is comprised of 17
court here early next week.
schools and divisions leading
to undergraduate and graduate
Nazi Admits Role
Asher Reiss
degrees and diplomas in the
Lawrence Kaplan
Mrs. Shifrah Jungreis
Sheldon Fink
arts, sciences, and Jewish
in Killing 35,0 0 0
learning.

Jews in Minsk

COBLENZ, ( JTA) — George Bill Would Make
Heuser, 50-year-old principal de-
fendants in the trial of 12 for- Racism Punishable
mer Nazis in the wartime mass
murders of Jews and Russians in Offense in England
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
full responsibility for his guilt in
to The Jewish News)
his final statement to the jury
LONDON—The National Coun-
court here trying the case. A cil for Civil Liberties gave
verdict is expected May 21.
strong support Tuesday to a bill
"I shall have to be made re- before parliament for the eighth
sponsible in the execution of in- time which would make it a pun-
nocent people," he said. "I am ishable offense to incite hatred
fully aware of the guilt with of persons because of their color,
which I am charged. My regrets race or creed.
belong to the victims." The 12
The endorsement was contain-
defendants are charged with the ed in the organization's annual
murder of 35,000 Jews in the survey entitled "Civil Liberty
Minsk Ghetto.
1963." The bill is a special pro-
Most of the other defendants ject by MP Fenner Brockway. Its
expressed similar views as the provisions would apply to such
seven-month trial neared its incitements whether in print,
close. The prosecutor - has de-
or by illustration.
manded a life sentence for orally
The Council also said it did
Heuser; who was chief of the
Criminal Investigation Depart- not believe that proposed amend-
ment of the Rhineland Palatinate ments to the public order act
until his Nazi role was uncov- by MP T. Iremonger, also now
before parliament, would meet
ered and he was arrested.
The jury court previously ap- the need. The Council said that
proved a request from one of the the suggested amendments would
defense attorneys that two other not cover incitement by written
former SS men be called to testi- matter. It added that Austria,
fy. The request was approved Denmark, Greece, West Ger-
despite the fact that summations many, Italy, Holland, Norway,
by the prosecution and defense Sweden and Switzerland all had
had been completed. The two ad- laws against such incitement but
ditional witnesses reportedly that there had not been any cur-
were to present evidence that tailment of civil liberties in
two SS members who refused to those countries stemming from
obey orders to kill Jews in the such legislation.
ghetto were executed.
"Some people are never hap-
A pig stretches forth its hoofs py unless they discover where
as if to say: "I too am Kosher." they caught a cold."—J. Ashby-
Sterry.
—Bereshith Rabbah 45.

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DAVID GOLDBERG
General Chairman

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Co-chairman

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