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The Detroit Jewish News, 1965-10-15

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Globke, Servatius Summoned as Witnesses in Nazi Trials;
Find Victims' Valuables in Vienna; Memorials Dedicated

BONN (JTA) — Dr. Hans
Globke, State Secretary to former
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, and
Dr. Robert Servatius, counsel for
Adolf Eichmann in his Jerusalem
trial, were the principal witnesses
in the trial here of Max Merten,
former key German occupation of-
ficial in Greece.
The latter is on trial on charges
of making false accusations in dec-
laring publicly five years ago that
Dr. Globke, as a major official in
the Nazi Justice Ministry, opposed
a Merten proposal to save a large
number of Jews from deportation
from Salonika to Nazi death camps.
According to Merten, Eichmann
agreed to the proposal and then

telephoned Dr. Globke, who al-
legedly opposed it. Merten repeated
the charges in full when he ap-
peared at the trial last week. Dr.
Globke charged that the Merten
story was false and demanded an
investigation which led to Merten's
indictment and trial.
Dr. Globke said in his testimony
that t h e entire story was an
"absolute falsehood," that he had
never had any official contact with
Eichmann, then head of the Gestapo
Jewish Affairs department, and
that he had met Eichmann only
once. He also testified that even
if Eichmann had wanted to tele-
phone somebody to ask permission
in such a situation, that he

Dr. Fritz Kahn's 'The Human Body':
Most Valuable Guide for Every Home

Dr. Fritz Kahn; author of a num-
ber of books on human biology,
whose "Man in Structure and Func-
tion" is among the best available
works on the human anatomy, has
produced another large, remark-
ably well illustrated work that
emerges as a great contribution
towards an understanding of the
functions of the body.
"The Human Body," published
by Random House, is an encyclope-
dic work. It is complete, thorough,
written so that the average lay-
man can understand it and benefit
from it, and at the same time it
will no doubt add to the merito-
rious works that will be of assist-
ance also to the professionals.
There are 32 full - color
illustrated pages that assist the
reader in understanding the
body and its functions, and the
total number of 325 illustrations
in the book are part of a truly
great product on a vital subject
that is little understood but be-
comes better known thanks to the
able physician-author.
Dr. Kohn's immense work,
with its numerous diagrams, its
multiplicity of facts, serves, with
clarity, as a guide to the human
body, as an explanatory volume
that introduces the reader to the
mysteries of the human functions,
to the wonders that make them
operate.
The cells, the fat, the muscles;
the heart, the blood vessels, the
kidneys, the brain; the male and
female sex organs and their re-
productive functions; respiration,
digestion, taste, smell, hearing,
sight — these and many, many more
are the elements and functions
elaborated upon.
Dr. Kahn's "The Human Body"
is so valuable, so well outlined, so
important, that it ought to be in
every home as an immediately
available guide for a knowledge
of the human functions.

Linked with Dr. Kahn's "The
Human Body," we thus have a
great work for adults and a com-
panion volume for the youth.

Another in this series of in-
structive books, "The Question
and Answer Book of Space, was
written for Random by Ruth A.
Sonneborfi, illustrated by John
Polgreen.
It is another immensely valu-
able work explaining to the young
reader Space, Aeronauts, Rackets,

Sattelites, Space Stations, A Trip
to the Moon, Spaceships.

Brookline Paper Age 20

BOSTON (JTA)—Massachusetts'

two senators, Edward M. Kennedy
and Leverett Saltonstall, Gov. John
A. Volpe and Mayor John P. Col-
lins of Boston joined in congratu-

lating the Jewish Times of Brook-
ine on its 20th anniversary.

(Globke) was not in a position then
to deal with such a request because
it was outside his duties.
Dr. Servatius testified that, at
the start of the Eichmann trial in
Jerusalem, he had asked Eichmann
about the Greek case and that
Eichmann then said he could not
recall either Merten or Globke but
that later. Eichmann told him "now
I remember." Dr. Servatius said
that Eichmann had not wanted to
involve Dr. Globke in his trial be-
cause he hoped that the West
German Government would ask his
(Eichmann's) extradition to West
Germany.
Bamberg Cemetery Repairs
Done by German Volunteers
BAMBERG, W. Germany (JTA)
— A Jewish cemetery which was
the target last June of what was
considered the worst act of vandal-
ism in postwar German history,
was reconsecrated in ceremonies
on the day before Yom Kippur.
Swastikas and anti-S emitic
slogans, such as "Six Million Were
Too Few," were found daubed on
32 gravestones on June 13. After
an intensive search, police arrested
Reinhard Woitzik, 20-year-old son
of a former member of the SS, who
confessed the smearings. He was
committeed for psychiatric ex-
amination.
Volunteers who offered to repair
the damage worked an estimated
700 hours and used 2 500 flowers
and 100 tons of material in their
renovation work, it was reported
at the ceremony, conducted by
Rabbi Hans Gruenewald of Munich.
Auschwitz Victims Urge
German Mayor to Ban
Meeting of Nazi Veterans
BONN (JTA) — Plans of vet-
erans of the Waffen SS, the branch
of Hirer's Elite Guard assigned

,



THE ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT

Is Proud to Present

NATHAN MILSTEIN

"Unique Among Living Violinists"
—Doily Telegraph

"Wizard of the Violin"
—Chicago Tribune

with the

DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Under The Baton of

PAUL PARRY

at Ford Auditorium — 8:30 P.M.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1965

* * *

Question-Answer
Volume About
`The H u man Body'

It should be noted in connection
with the publication of Dr. Kahn's
"The Human Body" that Random
House has published several un-
usual "Question and Answer"
books, one of them about "The
Human Body."
This work, by Ann McGovern,
factually and impressively illus-
trated by Lorelle M. Raboni, pro-
vides a wealth of information for
young readers. It is a work for
children that possesses genuine
merit.
Commencing with "What Makes
You YOU," the author describes
How You Grow, Your Marvelous
Skeleton — Your Bones, Your
Body's Movers—Your Muscles and
—Your Skin, You and Your Sens-
es, Your Giant Message Center—
Your Brain and Nervous System,
The Food You Eat, Breathing In
and Out, Your Amazing Pump —
Your Heart and other elements
related to the human body.

active duty on the war fronts, to artistic objects belonging mostly
hold their 11th annual reunion in to Jews and some other victims of
the north German town of Rends- the Nazi regime in Austria may
burg were vigorously protested in 1- ecome permanent possessions of
a letter from the Dutch Union of the Austrian Government if their
Victims of Auschwitz to the Mayor owners do not claim them by 1968,
of the town.
Simon Wiesenthal told a press con-
The Dutch Union declared that ference here.
"the fact that those criminals
The head of the Jewish Doc-(
march again instead of being umentation Center here said he
punished seems incredible to their had traced the valuables to a secret
former victims and a danger to depot of the Austrian Government.
all living people." An estimated He said also that he had asked
1,000 former Waffen SS members three Austrian Cabinet ministers
will meet on Oct. 24 for the annual for help in finding the owners.
meeting of H1AG, their organiza- He stressed that many Jewish
tion of mutual aid.
emigrants or their heirs were still
Danish Government Urged
living in poverty in many countries,
to Ban Newly-Formed
not knowing that the valuables were
Pro-Nazi Organization
waiting to be claimed.
COPENHAGEN (JTA)
Lead-
Jews of Geneva Dedicate
ing Danish newspapers called upon
Monument for Nazi Victims
the government to dissolve the
GENEVA (JTA) — The Jewish
newly-organized "Nordic Freedom
community of Geneva has dedicated
Movement," a group headed by
a monument in its cemetery in
the so-called "Danish Hitler,"
Veyrier to the memory of Jewish
Bjorn Temester, and to arrest the
men, women and children slaught-
group's leaders on charges of sedi-
ered by the Nazis. Veyrier is a
tion.
French town just on the outskirts
The NFM is openly neo-Nazi, stat- of Geneva.
ing its purpose as a "fight against
The inaugural ceremony was
J e w s, Negroes and Asiatics."
held on the eve of Rosh Hashanah
Numerically small, the group is-
before a solemn gathering of
sues a weekly journal, entitled
several hundred persons who
"Nordic Front."
watched as the memorial stone was
Hamburg Launches Study:
unveiled. Dr. Alexander Safran,
History of Jews in City
chief rabbi of Geneva, and Francois
HAMBURG (JTA) — The City Brunschwig, president of the
Council here has voted to establish Geneva Jewish Community, spoke
an Institute for Research into the at the ceremony.
history of Hamburg Jews. The In-
The community erected a memor-
stitute will study the 700 years ial two years ago to commemorate
of Jewish settlement in the city, the Jewish martyrs. Placed in front
including the Nazi period.
of the synagogue in Geneva, it was
Valuable Art Objects
defaced a few months ago by un-
Belonging to Victims
identified vandals.
of Nazis Traced in Austria
VIENNA (JTA) — An estimated THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
100 valuable paintings and other 6 — Friday, October 15, 1965

Before It's Too Late .. .

Phone for Reservations:

or

Stop at 18501 W.

Carmi M. Slomovitz President

353-3636

10 Mile Road, Southfield

Dr. Alex S. Friedlaender Chairman

Co-chairmen

Advisory Committee

Committee

Mrs. Ira G. Kaufman
Richard B. Kramer
M. Ben Lewis
Sherman Shapiro
Mrs. I. Walter Silver

Women's Division .

Rabbi Morris Adler
Louis Berry
Paul Borman
Avern L Cohn
Lawrence W. Crohn
Alfred L Deutsch
I. Irving Feldman
Dr. Leon Fram
Morris M. Jacobs
Rabbi Moses Lehrman
Louis E. Levitan
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
Philip Slomovitz
George Spoon
Paul Zuckerman

Norman Allan
Dr. Sanford A. Bennett
Harold Berry
Louis C. Blumberg
Harry Bradlin
Sidney L. Brand
Harry A. Davidoff
Dr. Maxwell M. Hoffman
Philmore A. Leemon
Sol Lifsitz
Dr. Harold A. Maxmen
Cantor Harold Orbach
Louis Panush
Dr. I. Walter Silver
Irving Sniderman
Dr. Bernard Weston
Reuben Young

Mrs. Sanford A. Bennett
Mrs. Alex S. Friedlaender
Mrs. Charles Gitlin
Mrs. Richard B. Kramer

Honorary Chairmen

Harry Cohen
Hon. Ira G. Kaufman

Sponsor Chairmen

Abraham Borman
Reubin Dubrinsky
Walter L. Field
David Goldberg
Abe Kasle
Edward C. Levy
John Lurie

Women's Committee

Mrs. Dorothy Kay Beardall
Mrs. Tom Borman
Mrs. Sidney L. Brand
Mrs. M. Ben Lewis
Mrs. Sol Lifsitz
Mrs. Harold Orbach
Mrs. Sherman Shapiro
Mrs. Carmi M. Slomovitz
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz

Executive Director

Mrs. Samuel Gold

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