Pro4ecutor Admits' Goodyear Co. Offers Reassurance of Continued Business With
The Chamber president indicated opposes restrictive
NEW YORK—The Goodyear the United States and Great
He Had Been Nazi Tire
& Rubber Co. Monday clari- Britain."

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)

BONN -- Erwin Schuele, who
said in Warsaw earlier this week
that East German charges that he
had a Nazi past were "a pack of
lies" admitted Wednesday that he
had joined the Nazi party in 1937,
but he contended he had never
been active in any Nazi group.
Dr. Schuele made the statement
at a press conference in Stuttgart
on his return from Warsaw where,
at the invitation of the Polish gov-
ernment he had sifted captured
Nazi documents for new evidence
by Dr....Wolfgang Haussmann, jus-
tice minister of Baden-Wurttem-
berg. •
Dr. Schuele said he had not
known about this party member-
ship until a few days ago. He said
that as a student he had joined
the AS or Storm Troopers "which
I have never denied." He said he
had considered himself only an ap-
plicant for Nazi Party membership
adding that once he had not been
given a Nazi Party membership
book he believed he had not been
accepted. He added he had receiv-
ed information from .the Allied
Documents Center in Berlin where
there are personal files on mil-
lions of party members which con-
vinced him he had been accepted.
The justice minister said that
no action would be taken against
Dr. Schuele because "of his pro-
ven clean record." The federal)
government also has expressed I
confidence in the prosecutor. Dr.
Schuele said he had been a soldier
from 1938 until 1945.
He also told the press confer-
ence that he and five other West
German attorneys had found new ,
incriminating evidence against
former Nazis in the Warsaw
material. He said he and the other
attorneys had filmed some of the
incriminating material and brought
some back to Stuttgart. He said no
new complexes of Nazi war crimes
had been uncovered, only material
against individuals.

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trade practices
that the organization will carry its or boycotts.
"Their agent in Israel, who is program of combatting the boycott
fied and defined its attitude and
record on doing business with representing Goodyear there as
YOU TURN THE
to U.S. businesses and business
Israel. in answer to previous re- our agent, is Josef Jaglom. He is
gT,.pups in a concerted effort to
ports from Israel that the firm publicly recognized as represent-
stiffen resistance of American com-
had allegedly participated in the ing Goodyear, is so indicating in
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
Arab economic boycott of Israel. signs and letterheads, and oper- panies to the Arab blacklisting
methods. In addition, he said, the
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In a letter addressed to Max- ating as any other Goodyear dis-
Chamber is enlisting support for
well M. Rabb, president of the tributor around the world."
American-Israel Chamber of Corn- The letter further indicates that the enactment of a bill introduced
merce and - Industry, Inc., a Good- 1964 sales in Israel were only in the U.S. Senate by Sens. Har-
year official indicated that. on the slightly less than in 1963 when rison Williams of New Jersey and ,
Milan Wineries, Detroit, Mich.
contrary, the firm is continuing to Goodyear sold several hundred Jacob Javits of New York which 1/4,
thousand dollars worth of tires, in-
sell its products in Israel.
The letter reports, "However, so dustrial products, chemical prod-
there can be no question whatso- ucts and other rubber products in
ever regarding Goodyear's posi- Israel.
Rabb, in acknowledging the let-
tion, and to prove our sincere in-
terest in selling our products in ter, expressed gratification that
Israel, we have established Over- Goodyear was not acceding to the
seas Barters. Inc., of New York and Arab boycott threats which "pro-
Overseas Commodities, Ltd., of vide unwarranted interference with
London (both of which . have dist trade, and are in opposition to
tributed our products for many American principles of free
years to other countries) as out' and unrestricted international corn-
Now Associated With
exclusive distributors for Israel in merce."

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House onnmittee 'Considers Probe
of Ku Klux Klan and Nazi Party

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WASHINGTON (JTA) — The said last weekend that the corn-
House Un - American Activities mittee, in' secret session, adopted
Committee, which has been critic- resolution authorizing a prelimi-
ized frequently for avoiding probes nary study to show whether exten-
of right-wing organizations, may sion into the right-wing area should
extend its program into investigat- proceed. A decision on such a step,
ing the Ku Mu Klan, the Amer- he said, will depend on the results
ican Nazi Party, the Minutemen, of the preliminary study.
the Black Muslims and other
Disputing charges that the HUAC
groups considered to be part of had never probed right wingers,
the "radical right."
' Rep.. Charles Weltner, Georgia
Rep. Edwin Willis, Louisiana Democrat, pointed out that, in 1939
Democrat, chairman of the HUAC, and 1940, the committee did in-
vestigate the activities of the Ger-
Jewish Leaders Explore man-American Bund and other
anti-Semitic organizations.

Common Problems in
U.S., Europe, Israel

PARIS (JTA) — Jewish leaders
from the United,States, Israel and
Europe held a two-day meeting
here to explore Jewish community
and social welfare problems of
common interest to Jewries in all
three areas.
Participating organizations were
the Jewish Agency for Israel, the
Council of Jewish Federations and
Welfare Funds, the Standing Con-
ference of European Jewish Com-
munity Services and the American
Joint Distribution Committee. The
JDC served as host.
Subjects discussed during the
sessions included Jewish educa-
tion, Jewish community centers
and youth activities, fund-raising,
personnel recruiting and train-
ing and means of combatting
assimilatory trends. Speakers in-
cluded Dr. Nahum Goldmann.
Charles H. Jordan, European di-
rector general of the JDC, pre- 1
sided.
The need to open more Jewish
schools and to further contribute
to the strengthening of the French
Jewish community was stressed at
another Jewish conference in
Paris. The occasion was an extra-
ordinary conclave called by the
French Zionist as a sequel to the
26th World Zionist Congress in
Jerusalem last month.

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A protest against the possibility
of a probe was filed with the com-
mittee by the American Civil
Liberties Union. ACLU contended,
that the committee had "no author- I
ity whatever" to probe into these
matters.

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CINCINNATI — The Milton and
Hattie Kutz Chair in American Jew-
ish History has been established at
the Jfebrew Union College-Jewish
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After his death, Mrs. Kutz con-
tinued the widespread philanthro-
pies in which they were both inter-
ested.
Mrs. Kutz made possible the
chapel at Temple Beth Emeth in
Wilmington. She has been the
chief benefactor of the Kutz Home
for the Aged, has been a Vibe-
President of the Jewish Federation
of Delaware and has contributed
generously to all of its agencies.

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