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October 30, 1964 - Image 20

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1964-10-30

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Care for Aged in Israel-Then and Now

Polish Court Gives Anti-Semite Hard Labor for Insulting, Attacking Jews

During the trial, Moneta told
LONDON (JTA)—A Pole was
sentenced to 14 months at bard the court that he was a survivor

labor by a court in Legnitz, in of several concentration camps,
Western Poland, on charges of including the notorious Mautthau-
anti-Semitic hooliganism, it was sen and that he had lost a leg in
the war.
reported here from Warsaw.
Asserting that only a few Jews
The Pole, Jan Horoszkewicz,
was convicted of having insulted remain in Poland after the terrible
and attacked two Polish Jews— slaughter there, the public prose-
Abraham Moneta and Mendal Tas- cutor said that Jews "are, of
to•sky—and of shouting anti- course, citizens like the rest of us,
Semitic remarks. Horoszkewicz entitled to the protection of the
also attacked a policeman sum- law. Furthermore, we shall not
tolerate in Poland anti-Semitism
moned by the Jews.

or anti-Semitic hooliganism and
we shall eradicate it for good so

that there is no trace of it within
the Polish people."

Following the trial, the father

of the accused went up to Moneta,
apologized for his son's behavior
and said he thought the sentence
was just.

He who associates with the tm-
clean becomes unclean himself. —
Baba Kama 92.

VOTE FOR THESE CANDIDATES

Detroit Board of Education

Vote For Better Schools

(In the Blue Section of the Voting Machine)

Peter F. GRYLLS
525 Darneau Stewart
526 A. L. ZWERDLING

521

Much has changed in 50 years—especially in the Holy Land-
' but not the Joint Distribution Committee's concern for the aged.
Above, residents of the Sephardic Old Folks Home in Jerusalem,
Palestine, in 1921. Bottom. infirm old people relaxing in the shade
of the JD('-Malben Pardessia Home for the Aged in 1960. Malben is
the JD(' welfare program for aged, ill and handicapped newcomers
to Israel. JDC. which will mark its 50th anniversary Dec. 10-12,
receives the bulk of its funds from the United Jewish Appeal.

Jewish Papers in Doubt on Printing
Announcements of Intermarriages

NEW YORK (JTA) — The ques-
tion whether American Jewish
newspapers should print notices
about intermarriage's between Jews
and non-Jews has become a prob-
lem in the Anglo-Jewish press in
this country.
Articles, editorials and com-
ments from readers have been
printed in at least two weeklies,
the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle
and the Wisconsin Jewish Chron-
icle, of Milwaukee.
Both newspapers raised the ques-
tiop editorially, asking their read-
e'rs to express their opinions on the
issue. The Kansas City newspaper
noted that, "because of our firm
disapproval of such marriages, we
have heretofore declined to print
wedding reports of such non-
Jewish marriages."
T h e Milwaukee newspaper,
noting that some readers have
asked why it does print such
announcements, stated it had re-
plied "why not?" continuing:
"We know it happens and we
know there is some apprehen-
sion as to what extent it will
continue. We would be less than
cognizant of modern-day Jewish
life if we buried our head in .the
sand like an ostrich and denied
its existence."

Both newspapers deplored the
trend regarding intermarriage, but
asked their readers to express
themselves on whether to print or
not to print such notices. In the
Kansas City J e'w i s h Chornicle,
readers seemed to .be divided on
the issue.
Some insisted that no such no-
tices be used. Others maintained
that it was not the business of the
editor to suppress news, even if he
disagreed with a development on
principle.

"THREE TO BE ELECTED"

SPONSORING COMMITTEE

Richard H. Austin
Al Barbour
Hon. John Conyers, Jr.
Hon. Charles C. Diggs, Jr.
Hon. John D. Dingell
Mrs. George C. Edwards
Nelson Jack Edwards
Leonard Kasle

one third of whorii live in Rome
with large Jewish populations in
Milan and Turin.

Horace Sheffield
Sidney Shevitz
Roy Stephens
Joe B. Sullivan
Hon. John B. Swainson
Rev. James Wadsworth
Charles Wells
Leonard Woodcock

ENDORSED BY



35,000 Jews in Italy

The Jewish community of
Italy, which dates back to the
second Century, B.C.E., num-
bers some 35,000 persons, about

Damon Keith
David Lebenbom
Emil Mazey
Mrs. Benito Mullins
Mel Ravitz
Mary Ellen Riordan
Mrs. Remus Robinson
Joseph Ross

DETROIT FEDERATION OF TEACHERS
SERVE OUR SCHOOLS COMMITTEE
• WAYNE COUNTY AFL-CIO
WAYNE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Other Civic Groups





Political Adv.

ISO4T !Alf !Oa&

GIVE THE NATION MICHIGAN'S BEST

VOTE NOVEMBER 3

RE-ELECT CONGRESSWOMAN

MARTHA W.

GRIFFITHS

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, October 30, 1964

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