Senatorial Misinformation Leads to Linking
Israeli Diplomats to 'Intelligence Agents' Corps
NYC to Aid Needy Day School Pupils
NEW YORK (JTA)---The New class activities to public school
York City Board of Education de- premises was taken over the oppo-
cided to provide Hebrew day sition of Msgr. Eugene J. Molloy,
schools and other parochial schools superintendent of schools for the
WASHINGTON (JTA) — J. G. Affairs. Schwartz resigned from former first secretary at the Is- with the services of specially hired Roman Catholic Diocese of Brook-
raeli
Embassy
here;
Reuven
Shi-
Sourwine, counsel for the Senate that post last month, after learn- loah late minister at the em- public school teachers for reme- lyn, who said he also spoke for
,
Internal Security Committee, char- ing, upon returning from a govern-
dial services and enrichment pro- Jewish and Protestant schools who
acterized six Israeli diplomats as ment mission abroad, that his post bassy; Eliasiv Ben-Horin, of the grams for underprivileged chil would receive aid under the pro-
Israeli mission here; Eliahu Ep-
gram. He said the decision "clear-
---
"intelligence agents" and "espion- would be abolished.
At the time of the hearing, it was stein, Israel's first ambassador to dren.
ly discriminates against children
age agents" for a foreign country,
While
approving
this
part
of
a
United States, who has since
who attend religious schools" who
it was learned here following pub- known, Sourwine had questioned the
hebraized his name to Elath, and plan by School Superintendent would find it "difficult, if not im-
lication of testimony taken last Schwartz about his alleged is now president of the Hebrew Bernard
B
Donovan, the board, at possible" to participate.
fall at a closed hearing conducted "former association with espion- University in Jerusalem; and Elie
, decided that his
_ the same time
The board noted that it was go-
age agents of a foreign govern-
by the Senate group.
ser
Linah,
former
Israeli
consul
in
proposed
program
of after-class ing head with the establishment
The issue had been brought up ment." The testimony now pub-
and
summer
activities
for
disad-
West Germany.
of after - school centers in public
during a hearing into the activities lished named those persons as Munich,
The *published testimony shows vantaged children in non-public
of Abba P. Schwartz, then admin- Theodore T. Kollek, former Is- that Schwartz _ had replied to schools would have to be , con- , schools as an experiment for the
balance of the school year.
istrator of the State Department's raeli Embassy minister and now
ducted on public school property
Bureau of Security and Consular mayor of Jerusalem; Meir Schalit, Sourwine's inquiries that, to the or other
ublic
remises
• The Danish Jewish Banker
best of his knowledge, the men
board ruled that teachers could be I
mentioned were not intelligence
David Baruch Adler, a 1.th cen-
assigned to parochial schools for
agents. "I knew these men," he
such programs during regular tury Danish-Jewish financier, was
.- had answered, "as people who
.
.
classroom hours only on a volun- a leader of his nation's banking in-
were interested in the refugee
dustry. He served in the Danish
problem, and that was my con- tary basis and also only if the Senate from 1874 until his death in
-classrooms had all religious ek-
This generation is blessed in be- counting of the events that tact with them."
1878.
men s an symb o I s removed.
ing able to retain the texts of marked Israel's War of Inde-
Mr Schwartz had contact with
The board's action was aimed at
speeches of the world's famous per- pendence, and includes valuable
many persons interested in the
sonalities. Thereby, historic rec- recollections about the Balfour
refugee problem, when he worked a allocating about $15,000,000 in
Declaration, the time when it for the Intergovernmental Corn - Federal funds earmarked for spe
ords are being perpetuated.
2 OF US TO
cial instruction, remedial reading
This is the case now with an un- was issued, its evaluations, a mittee for European
Migration. -
his appearance before thend
and speech
speech therapy for poor chi]
usual record, "Chaim Weizmann, tribute to Weizmann by Israel
SERVE YOU!
Senate subcommittee, Schwartz dren in. religious and other non-
Israel and the Jewish People." Sieff.
Public
schools
in
accordance
with
Produced by Profile Record (P.
The Nazi holocaust is recalled, made it clear that he knew only I)
0. Box 2157, Grand Central Sta.; and the participants in this portion four of the Israeli diplomats that the ,Federal Elementary and Sec-
NY 17), directed by Ram Ben of the record include Eliahu Elath, Sourwine mentioned. He said that ondary Education Act of 1965
Efraim, this record contains not the President of the Hebrew Ulli- he did not know Ben-Horin and which provides for such aid to
non-pubilc schools.
•
only selections from Dr. Weiz- versity Adlai Stevenson and an ex- Linah.
In a statement explaining its ac-
mann's most important declara- cerpt from the evidence at the
tion
on
limiting
after-school
pro-
tions, his United Nations and other Eichmann trial. The latter is a•
grams to public premises rather
deeply moving statement in Yid-
than in the parochial schools, the
dish, and its translation. It quotes
board cited the argument ex-
a child who was dressed up and
pressed during hear i n g s that
HANK
asked her mother: "Why dress up
"bringing parochial-school pupils
NEWMA
in holiday attire when we are go
into after-class public school cen-
ing to the slaughter?"
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ters would result in a wholesome
PAUL NEWMAN
to The Jewish News)
Abba Eban, Israel's present for-
intermingling of children from dif-
eign minister, narrates the record BONN — Reinhold Rutte, a 24- ferent backgrounds."
and his comments add great merit year-old American citizen, was ar-
The board's move to limit after-
to the entire dis- rested at Ludwigsburg Wednesday
and,
according
to
police,
confess-
cussion incorpo-
ed that he was participating in a
rated in the re-
plot against the Central Office for N.Y. publisher wants books on all sub-
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CHAIM WEIZMANN
touched upon and
ished, publicized, sold; tips and article
Police charged the American was reprints
on writing, publishing, con-
speeches, but also the declarations so well compiled
armed with a pistol and was found tracts. Write Dept. 23D.
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of many world leaders of Jewish by Ram Ben Ef
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"an
incriminating
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spokesmen who labored with him
note" when he was arrested as he
The first sidc
for a reborn Jewish State, of non- of the record con-
was trying to take photographs of
Jews who played roles in the great cludes with a dec-
the central office headquarters.
•
drama of Israel reborn.
laration regard-
Police authorities said Rutte
There are many fascinating as- ing the emerg-
has been living at Oldenburg, Nor-
full
time
house
parents
to
Couple or single woman as
pects to this recording. It opens ence of the State
thern Germany, which is a strong-
supervise agency home for young girls. Good salary, fine
with a statement by Dr. Vera of Israel, with
hold of rightwing and neo-Nazi
Weizmann, widow of the first tributes to the
living accommodations, vacation and other fringe benefits.
activity.
president of Israel, with the re-
*
personality of Eban
Chaim Weizmann by Dewey Stone,
CALL DAVID GOLDBERG
E. German Minister
Anti-Semitic Tracts Found Abraham Feinberg and Harry Le-
JEWISH
FAMILY
AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE
at Home of Fraud Suspect vine. In the second portion of the Testifies at 'Small
NEW YORK (JTA)—A cache of
Auschwitz Trial'
Nazi paraphernalia, including record we have a review of Brit-
FRANKFURT (JTA)—A survi-
ain's
role
as
the
mandatory
pow-
swastika flags, an arsenal of weap-
vor of the Auschwitz death camp,
er in Palestine, the United Na-
ons, and hundreds of anti-Semitic,
now minister of education in the
anti-Negro and anti-Catholic tracts tions debate on partition and
East German Cabinet, testified at
Weizmann's
speeches
in
which
he
were found by United States mar-
the "small Auschwitz trial" here
eloquently refuted Arab attacks,
shals when they arrested a mail
that one of the defendants select-
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES
and statements by eminent Jew-
fraud suspect April 5 in the
ed inmates for gassing when camp
ish-
leaders.
Queens section of New York City.
IN PUBLIC SERVICE
On the diplomatic side of the his- doctors were absent.
The marshals had to break down
The charge was made by Erich
toric
developments,
speeches
by
the door of the home of Donal
MarkoWitsch against Gerhard Neu-
• Attendant Nurse B — Male and Fimale
Swan, 31, to enter and arrest him. President Truman are recorded.
between 18 and 60 — $5178 to $5450
bert,
56,
a
former
SS
medical
as-
They found also a copy of "This The recognition of Israel, the
sistant. He and Wilhelm Burger,
struggle
that
preceded
it,
Tru-
Time the World," by George Rock-
• institution Worker C Male
61, and Joseph Erber, 69, are on
18 or over — $4343 to $4573
well, the American Nazi leader. man's affection for Weizmann — trial on charges of murder and
The weapons included a carbine, these and many other declarations
Cook
B Male — $4531 to $5262
conspiracy.
Last
August,
another
•
clips of carbine bullets and 10 are heard.
Meyer Weisgal, Weizmann's Frankfurt court sentenced 17 other
• Janitor C Male — $4761 to $5345
boxes of 45 caliber bullets, the
close associate, who now heads the former Auschwitz personnel to
marshals said.
• Typist and Stenographers A2 — High
board
of the Weizmann Institute in varying prison terms after a 30-
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
school graduate — 1 year experience
month trial.
Rehovoth,
plays
a
role
here
and
Leonard Theberge said at Swan's
required — $4491 to $5311
Markowitsch, who was sentenc-
offers
interesting
comments
on
arraignment that the government
ed to Auschwitz in 1942 as a Com-
was interested only in the mail Weizmann's last days.
The salaries listed above become effective July 1, 1966
munist, testified he had worked in
In
addition
to
reminiscences
fraud charge and the "German
by Mrs. Weizmann, there is a a building housing sick inmates.
stuff has nothing to do with it."
Outstanding benefits of Michigan Civit Service: liberal
He said he had witnessed "selec-
tribute to Weizmann by Presi-
The complaint on which Swans
vacation
and sick leave allowances; 40 hour week; paid
tions" at which Neubert was pres-
dent Johnson.
was arrested charged he had used
holidays; outstanding group .insurance and retirement.
ent.
In its totality, this is an excel-
more than 100 fictitious names to
For further information contact personnel office: North.
In Hagen, Erich Fuchs, a former
get merchandise from mail order lent recording, well worth an hon-
Pontiac State
ville State Hospital Ph. 965-5295
SS
guard
at
the
Sobibor
Nazi
death
ored
place
in
homes
where
historic
houses in the past three years
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Hospital
Ph.
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camp,
was
arrested
in
the
court
recordings
are
valued
and
where
without making payment. The sus-
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pect was held in $2,000 bail for a there is an interest in Jewish oc- where he • is on trial with other
Howell State Hospital Ph. 546-3270 — Lafayette Clinic
Sobibor personnel. Fuchs was
currences.
In
the
story
of
Zionism
hearing at a later date.
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and Israel's emergence as a State, charged with the murder of at
least
3,600
victims.
He
had
not
this
record
will
occupy
an
impor-
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
been under detention.
tant place.
8—Friday, April 15, 1966
Impressive Recording Perpetuates
Dr. Weizn zanies Ilistortc Statements
Now
an Accused
c
Ameri
m Plot Against
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