Bonn Govt. Mum on Reports
of Giving Military Aid to Israel:
Is Urged to Grant Recocinition
Belgium Asks Reparationfor Jews Who Escaped Deportation but Suffered
BRUSSELS (JTA) — Henri Ro- ment by West Germany to set up West German fund remained un-
lin, a state minister and Socialist a reparations fund of 80,000,000 distributed. He proposed a new
senator, proposed to the foreign marks l$20,000,000) which, under regulation to pay indemnities to
ministry that arrangements should a royal decree, was to be appor- persecuted Belgian Jews forced to
tinned to Belgian political pris- wear - the Yellow Star and who
were the victims of the maltreat-
BONN (JTA)—Reports that the projects ordered by the West Ger- be made to pay indemnities from oners.
ment that went with wearing that
West German government is giving man Ministry of Science for which West German reparation funds to
He said no arrangements were designation. He said such regula-
4ailitary aid to Israel received the ministry had earmarked con- Belgian Jews who escaped depor- made for Belgian Jews who were
tions were now in effect in West
neither confirmation nor denial! tributions of several million dol- tation but suffered nevertheless victims of a variety of Nazi abuses,
Germany and Holland.
during the Nazi occupation.
from the top government spokes- lars.
though escaping deportation.
man here.
In a written memorandum to the
He said also that West German
Asserting that this was an act
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Karl Gunther von Hase, the gov- scientists were investigating the foreign ministry, Sen. Rolin re- of injustice, the senator pointed
ernment spokesman, would say ' possibility of expanding scientific viewed the history of the agree- out that a substantial part of the
Friday, November 6, 1.964-3
only that a statement on aid to cooperation • between West Ger-
Israel would have to await corn- many and Israel in various scien-
pletion of parliamentary commit- tific fields and that some of the
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In Parliament, last weekend, Dr.
Eugen Gerstenmaier, president of
the Bundestag, the lower House.
and • 'a leader of the dominant
Christian Democratic Party, called
for an end of what he called "the.
quasi-secret" methods of coopera-
tion between Bonn and Israel.
At the same time, such "offi-
cial hypocrisy" was assailed by
Herbert Wehner, deputy leader
of the opposition Social Demo-
cratic Party. Both called for the
establishment of diplomatic re-
lations between West Germany
and Israel as the way to put
German-Israel relations on an
open, proper basis.
Earlier. more than 6.000.000
members of the West German
Trade Unions Federation were
urged by federation officers to
sign petitions asking the West ;
German government to extend
diplomatic recognition to Israel. '
A similar project developed in
Cologne, where a city official dis-
tributed to 1,000 persons attending
a meeting there of the Christian- •
Jewish Society petitions calling
for such recognition.
Dr. Kurt Hackenberg. the of-
ficial, invited those present to
sign such petitions to the West
German Government and then
distributed copies of the peti-
tions and asked recipients to get
signatures from their friends
and neighbors. He was warmly
applauded for his appeal for
such signatures.
Two other speakers also stressed
the theme. Erik Blumenfeld, a
member of Parliament of Chan-
cellor Ludwig Erhard's Christian
Democratic Union, said that crea-
tion of diplomatic ties with Israel
was one of the "grave and urgent"
steps to be performed by the gov-
ernment.
Bernhard Tacke, vice chairman
of the Labor Committee, asserted
relations with Israel should be a
top priority program of West Ger-
man policy.
A report by a West German
government sp o k esm an that
West German scientists were co-
operating with the Weizanann
Institute on peaceful uses of
atomic energy was refuted by
Prof. Shneor Lipson, the Insti
tute's scientific director at
Rebovoth.
Prof. Lipson said that neither
the fact that there were West
German scientists working at the .
Institute nor the nature of their
work was a secret but that the
work was not in atomic energy.
He said there were three West
German scientists currently at the
Institute as guests — Nobel Laur-
eate Hans Jensen, Prof. Hans
Weber and Prof. Wolfgang Gent-
ner. He said they were cooperating
On basic research in physics and
biology.
He also reported that the In-
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