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56—ANTIQUES

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Auschwitz Trial Officials View Site of Camp. in Polars d; Judges Shocked

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

LONDON—Officials of the West
German court in Frankfurt trying
20 former personnel of the Ausch-
witz murder camp reacted with
sheer horror this week to a visit
to the camp site in Poland. The
three-day trio was made in con-
nection with testimony given at
the trial.
The officials were. accompanied
by Dr. Franz Lucas. a former
Auschwitz camp physician and the
only one of the defendants who
atreed to join in the - visit. Lucas
is charged with having selected
victims for immediate gassing on
arriving. They saw the "black wall"
in camp where many thousands of
Jews were shot. They stood there
in silent tribute before visiting
Block 10. where medical experi-
ments were carried out on women
victims. and Block 11, the "disci-
plinary" block.
Judge Walter Hotz said he had
never seen such dreadful things
in such concentrated form. The
court officials returned to West
Germany today.
At a press conference. court of-
ficials said they took measure-
ments at the railway ramp. ex
amined the distance hetween the
tracks and sought to establiSh
whether it would have been poS-
sible for witnes,, es watching from
the barracks to recognize the
camp personnel who selected pri-
sonerS.

The court also examined the , in Switzerland, as proposed by
ovens and the pond into which the Swiss consular officials, rather
Nazis dumped ashes from the cre- than to Auschwitz.
The witness said this proved
matoria. Not far under the surface
of the pond, the court officials that Novak knew the fate of the
were able to see piles of human Jews he sent to Auschwitz, which
he denied in testifying in, his own
bones.
Visiting one of the ovens, the defense.
* *
lawyers came to a large hole in ,

the ground. Some members went 2,000 Demonstrate
•
down into the hole and raked the
earth with their fingers, extract- in Paris Aiwainst Bonn
ing remains of bones and tufts of
hair. One of the visitors found the Decision on Nazi Trials
remains of a prayerbook with some
PARIS (JTA) — More than 2,0001
words in Hebrew still visible. It persons attended a mass demon-1
was the Hebrew prayer for the stration here to protest against
dead. "El Mole Rachamini - - - God West Germany's decision to permit
full of mercy. -
the statute of limitations on prose-
*
cution of Nazi war criminals to be-
17-Dav Hearing Over , come effective next May.
The meeting, organized by the
for Eichmann Aide
Federation of • Jewish Societies,
VIENNA (JTA)—The court try - was one of the largest ever held
ing former Eichmann aide Franz in Paris under Jewish auspices.
Novak for war crimes in occupied Raymond Schmittlin. vice presi-
Hungary ended the hearing of evi- dent of the French N a t i onal
Bence after 17 days. Novak was Assembly. one of the speakers,
charged with complicity in the called on the United Nations to in-
transport of thousands of Jews to tervene on the issue so that -jus-
the Auschwitz death camp and tice will be upheld."
He also protested strongly
with specific death orders against
against the continued activities of.
two Jewish victims.
One of the last witnesses was some 500 West German scientists
Adolph Feiler. a non-Jewish mem- in Egypt, working on advanced
ber of the Security Police in Buda - weapons systems. He said they
pest in 1944. He testified that he "now plot Israel's destruction and
discussed with Novak then the the finish of a task they were un-
nossibility of sending 10 to 15 able to .c omplete during the
leading Hungarian Jews to safety Second World War."

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Dutch Refuse Leniency
for Nazi War Criminals

BONN (JTA i—The Dutch Jte--
tice Ministry has rebuffed efforts
h a group of Dutch citizens to re-
duce the life terms of, four former
Nazis who held key positions in
the wartime occupation of the
Netherlands, the West German
government has been informed..
Queen .Juliana has concurred with
the decision.-
The four. held in Breda prison,
are With Larges. 61. wartime chief
of the German security police and
a high-ranking SS officer: Ferdi-
nand Aus Der Fuenten. 64. an SS
officer who was chief of the Am-
sterdam branch of the program for.
the murder of Jews; 'Joseph Ko-
taella. 55, commandant of the
Amersfoort concentration camp:
and Franz Fischer. 61.
Larges directed the central

-

Office for.lowish Emigration - in

Amsterdam and was convicted of

sending 70.000 victims to •oncen-
tration camps. Aus Der Fuenten or-
ganized deportations. Kotaella per.

sonally killed many Amersfoort
camp inmates. Fischer helped to
kill 12,000 Jews.
The decision to keep the men
jailed for life was the second such
decision. An effort to win parole
for th four -Nazis failed several
years ag. In line with standing
policy, the •st German govern-
ment did not make any representa-
tions on behalf of the effort to get
parole for the four Nazis.

David Kalugin Publishes

`Boos, Applesauce' Poems

David Kalugin cif 1112 Gerard
Ave., the Bronx, New York, is the
author of a group of poems in a
book, published by himself, en-
titled "The Tintinnabulations of
Boos and Applesauce."
It is dedicated to "the whole
meshpucheh because Sophie loves
them that way," and the sub-title
of the book describes it as "what
happens when the other cheek im-
pales itself on the horns of a
Christian dilemma."
Some of the poems are a bit
cynical. They do display a marked
talent, and a number of encomia
from poets are appended to the
book.
The artistic sketches in this vol-
ume are by Adele Hantman.

He recalled that he, together
with Deputy Coste Floret, sub-
mitted a bill to the Assembly
which would bar any ban on pro-
secution for war crimes and
genocide in France. He said the
bill, seemed to have the support

of deputies of all French par-
ties and of all political views.

Leon Boutbien, vice president of
the French National Resistance.
Council. is also assailed the sched-
uled application in West Germany
of the limitations statute next May.
He called on the world powers to
pass an international convention
to exempt from any limitation laws
crimes against humanity and geno- •
cide.
Salomon Friederich, the secre-
tary-general of the French-Israel
Alliance, appealed to French Jews
to make their voices heard in the
issue and not to let "murderers
and torturers get- away scot free. -
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Italian Jews Concerned
Over German Decision

ROME t JTA)—The "deep con-
cern" of the Union of Italian
Jewish Communities over the pos-
sibility that many Nazi criminals
might go -free because of the West
German government decision
against extending the deadline for
prosecution of such crimes was ex-
nressed• today to the Bonn envoy
in Rome.
A memoranduM contain ing a
resolution to that effect was sub-
mitted to Ambassador Blanken
horny by Judge Sergio Piperno in
a. visit to the envoy. The resolu-
tion declar ed that "the whole
world remembers with unmitigated
horror the mass extermination of
millions of Jews and of politically
persecuted persons as well as
those belonging to allegedly infer
ior races and of the physically
and mentally handicapped. All
this has wounded the human con-
science irreparably." •
The resolution aka asserted that
the Union of Italian .1ew•ish Com-
munities was "a bsolutely con-
vinced that the exceptional charac-

ter of Nazi crimes and the impos
sibility of identifying their perpe

trators in time and to collect
proofs against them because many
of these deeds were, performed
(luring the war in militarily occu-
pied territories" made imperative
the extension of the statute of
limitations in West Germany.
Judge Piperno also conveyed to
the envoy the "concern of Italian
Jewry .over the unsettled issue of
A West Germ:in war crimes court sets up shop at the former Auschwitz concentration camp in
West German scientists working on
Oswiecim, Poland, in the course of trying 20 former Nazis charged with the killing of JeWs there during
advanced weapons systems in
World War II. In the background is the "Black Wall of Death," where Jews were lined up and shot.
Egypt. He also told the envoy that
Purpose of the on-the-spot proceedings was to ascertain if witnesses could have seen the horrors they
Italian Jewry fully supported Jew-
described.
ish demands that West German in-
demnification be extended fully to
victims of Nazi persecution who
South African Attorney,
i • were unable to leave Iron Curtain
Jewish Rights Fighter,
countries before the 1953 deadline
I set in West German indemnifica-
Dies in Johannesburg
tion laws for acceptance of claims.
"If . Rockwell, Forbes (Ralph
LOS ANGELES (JTA) — City
Franziskus
LONDON JTA
Forbes. captain of the Nazi Party
Kenn- id:1V. a well known Jewish authorities in the neighboring town
this gang Einstein College Opens
attorney and former member of of Glendale announced they have wing) or any other of
they will he pros- Blood Research Center
Parliament. died here at age 83. refused to allow electricity to be attempt to do so
two
NEW YORK (JTA)—The Albert
Born in Poland. Mr. Kentridge turned on in the home rented there ecuted - immediately. - said the
emigrated to.South Africa in 1905. as a headquarters for the Amer- officials. EVen the posting of a sign Einstein College of Medicine of
of
the
building
would
be
in
front
Yeshiva
University dedicated the
First elected to - Parliament in ican Nazi Party.
1914. he retained his seat until
The step, according to City Man- cause for prosecution, they em- Florence Forchheimer Institute for
Blood Research, a unique facility
1958 when he retired.
ager Perkins. has been taken be- phasized.
* *
for the study of blood disorders
A fearless champion of Jewish cause the house chosen by the
such as leukemia and anemia.
rights and a -fighter against anti- Nazis as "a center of residence to American Nazi Party
The new facility was made pos-
Semitism, Mr. Kentridge served as Communists, Negroes and Zion-
Angered by Britain
sible by a gift of $1,000,000 by
vice president of the South Afri- ists" is in a residential zone.
of
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The Leo Forchheimer in memory
can Zionist Federation and won
At the same time, Don Razzano. American Nazi Party staged a dem- his late wife.
over various government leaders
owner of the home. said he would
onstration at the British Embassy
to the cause of Zionism.
evict Ralph Forbes, local leader
in an attempt to protest to Brit-
of George Lincoln Rockwell's ish Prime Minister Harold Wilson
Children's Book Author
American Nazi Party, if Forbes over restrictions on British Na-
tried to conduct Nazi activities on
Dies in Los Angeles
zis.
the premises. He said that, when
Police arrested one Nazi, Leslie
LOS ANGELES (JTA)—Gershon
Stops Itch-711elieves Pain
he
leased
the
quarters
to
Forbes.
Hudson, who manacled himself to
Einhinder. a Yiddish writer and
he
did
not
realize
that
political
For the first time science has found
a rail fencing the embassy ground
author of numerous books under
a new healing substance with the as-
the pen-name Chaver Paver, died activities to be centered in the and displayed, an appeal for "free
tonishing ability to shrink hemor-
house would concern Nazism. For- speech for British Nazis" printed
rhoids and to relieve pain — without
here Dec. 8 at age 63.
surgery. In cake after case, whit*
Born in the Ukraine. Mr. Ein- bes retorted that he would fight on his sweater.
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
He was arrested and charged
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
binder came to the United States eviction.
amazing of all — results were so thor-
Earlier Glendale Mayor Herman with disorderly conduct, the po-
in 1923 and wrote a number of
ough that sufferers made astonishing
E. Barnes and City Manager C. E. lice listing his address as the head-
chi I ren 's books.
statements like "Piles have ceased to
be a problem!" The secret is a new
Perkins. after examining the pro- quarters of the. George Rockwell
healing substance (Bio-Dynea)— dis-
movement
in
nearby
Arlington,.
posed
Nazi
California
headquar-
"Do not be ashamed making the
covery of a world-famous research
institute. This substance is now avail-
sat le resolution again and again. ters, said occupation of the house Va
able in suppository or ointment /ores
for
other
than
dwelling
purposes
The thing to be ashamed of would
galled Preparation H. At all drug
would be a violation of the Glen- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
he to leave off making it."
'au sitars.
130—Friday,
December
18,
1964
;
dale
city
ordinances.
—Janet Erskine Stuart

California Town Refuses Electricity
to Home Rented for U. S. Nazi Party

Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery

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