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July 27, 1945 . empl e Be th-EI.. Brood & Glenham Sts. Providence, R. I. Leaders to Meet in London For Discussion of Problems THE JEWISH I-IERALD .XE"W YORK - The American inals, repatriation and resettle­ 1 Confe.rence, the Board of Deputies ment of .the Jews, reconstitution of VOL. XX. NO. 18 PROVIDENCE , R. 1., FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1945 5 CENTS THE COPY of British Jews and the World IPales tine as a Jewish Common­ C-Ongress, which recently formed a wealth, rep~l of the vestiges of 1 j~int co~tttt for the implemen- 1racial legislation ancf restorati~n to tation oi their common program, Jewish commdnities of the nghts Congress Scores Harsh Treatment will meet in London in August to U1ey possessed before the ad~ent discuss fart.her action in connec- 1o f Nazism. tion '\nth the forthcoming inter- The American Jewish Confer­ na tional conferen~ and meetings r ecce mll be represented at the of Jewish Victims by Allied .Military of intergo."\" ernmentaJ agencies, it ,·meeting by its three co-chairmen, v.-as announced here. Henry :l(onsk-y, 'Louis Lipsl.."Y., and Conditions Same Among the problems to be dis- Dr. Israel Goldstein. They will Terrorists Hi-jack_ cussed are reparations for the _ . Not a Jewish · b I · d nifi . t Ce accompa nied by lle1r Gross.man, J e.ns peop e. LD em canon to t Child.in Berlin As Under Nazis individual Jews and Jev.;s.h com- ronference director of overseas l-oad -of ,Explosives LONDON - There are no Appeal to Big mu.nities. punishment of war crim- I relations. Kill Escorting Jewish cltildren to be found in Berlin 'although a fe""· thousand Three for Help British Policeman Jewis h adults have s unived, a ·LO~DO:S - The World Jewish Political Prisoners Receive JERl-SALEll - A band of ten correspondent of the EYening Congress charged this week that J e.v.ish te·rTOrists hi-jacked a truck­ Standard reports from Reich J e'\\ish victims of Nazi persecution Favored Treatments by Reds load of e_,--plosives last week and capital. were being "treated ,,ith a callous killed one of the British policemen Relating conversations he had and shameful neglect and indiffer­ BERlLI:S - Only those Jews a.nybodr, there should not be any escor ting the veh.k le. with some of the surrivors, the ence by their new masters, the who were sent by the Ges tapo to nlcia1 ad,·antages. Howe\"er laud- l n an official communique, the I cor re~ndent says that most of Allied Military Control Authori­ concentration camps for political able this decision may be, it over-· police disclosed that the truck, them told him that they v·,,,.e ties in occupied G€rmany," and ap­ r easons are being considered by the looks the fact that no other group which was carryirig gelignite, I their life to some exceptional pealed to the Big Three leaders for Russian military government as sufiered from racial persecution blasting powder and detonators I piece of good fortune, such as help. "victims of Fascism.'' This deci- like the German Jews, who, from from Haifa~to Petack Til,.·ah, was an influential friend wbv either Asserting that Jews and others sion has affected. proiou.ndly t'he I a health a nd economic •iewpoin~ forced to stop by another truck hid them or warned them to now were " 1almost contemptuously rehabilitation of the few thousand a.re completely ruined. which had been placed across the leave Berlin •·hen a new wave described by the Allied Military J ews now le.ft in Russian-occupied · Recognition as a ''-nctim (!f road. It was immediately sur ­ of persecution •·as imminent. Authorities as 'DP's'-{displaced C-erma.ny, because only a small Fascism'' entails the advantage of rounded by ten Jews armed with persons)-the Congress declared n mber of them were persecuted higher iood rations a nd certain revolvers," the communique con­ f or politic-al reasons. tl,at "under this control', th eir con­ other advantages in connectioc tinued. who after killing the police Co sider c1os·ing dition, except that they are no The Russians ha'"e ruled ouT ";th the allocation of apartments guard, compelled the driver to n 2..ny racial diffe·rences ancl are es­ longer in per il of torture and mur­ and public financial support. F or proceed at gunpoint to the vicinity 7 tablishing simple straightforward Of Os Ca der. is little better than when they a time some district buergermei- of the settlement En Gammin, near roles for go,·erning Germany. wego mp were under the heel of Nazi per­ sters in Berlin. acting on their own Petach Tib.-vah, where he was ~ecutors" They say that ii there should not iuitiati,e, had accorded the rights forced from the truck, which pro- WASHINGTO~ - It is highly b€- any racial disad"i'antages for In a 14-point statement, the to bigger food rations ro J ~--s, but ceeded to an unkno"-n destination. probable that the refugees at Cc.ngress asserted that among now an o\·er-aU ruling by the So- The vehicle used by the teno- F ort Ontario (Oswego, N. Y .) v.ill other things detention camps are ,·iet m1htary g overnment bas put rists was stolen near Petach Tik- soon be r eleased a nd permitted to 11scandalously dirty and unsani- CJ:.i._.._ :_/. an end to a ny differences. vah, and ' it's driver was detained reside in any part of the Unit ed ~ II tary," detainees are "raYaged by (;.UUO/U.Ul.4, f - -- until after the raid, police said. States, and that the camp v.ill be disease" and underfed, and that. I M" rity Qro Both trucks were found abandon~ permanently abandoned, your cor- ex-Nazis ha_ye been put in charge D I , p IRO ups ,·n the same area. respondent has 1earned from re- r. S i ver s osition liable quarters. of the victims. The pa:blic "ill gene.rally wel- f u "ty Co .,· --- The House Committee on ImD1i- <0me the ne.. · peace effected in orm DI UDCI Seek Jewish gration and Naturalization, meet- Army Chaplains the ranks of the ..\m erican Zien- 1 • • • • h J DE);YER - Eig_ h_ty-five m_ inor- mg In executi-,e session, as a - ht E.mer~enc·.v Count-ii. The . Reli"ef Workers d t d h b t ~ I1ty groups, compnsing all hbera! rea Y ac e on t ese cases, u Fear Lifting of peace means that Rab~i Abba G ·11 t bl" h ·t d · · t'I eiements in the city ha,·e united For ern1any ~,, no pu IS I s ec1s1on un 1 Hillel SiJl"er "ill resume his post ir the Den\"er Unit;,· Council to possibly August. Informed quar - Fraternization Ban a.s co-c.hairman of the Emer- c-cmbat outbrea~ of anti-minority LOXDOX - The United Xations ters contend that the decision is PARIS - Je,\ish chaplains of gency Cou ncil I P..e:ief and Rehabilitation ..\ dmin- to permit t he refugees to remain the British and American armies 2nd Sc-,me ha l"e said that Sil\"er is · ,iolence racial and religious istr2.tion has been asked by the in this country, perhaps under a in Europe fear that the lifting of the Churchill of Zionism. Cer- di.scrimination. I f d c ·t t A. ·d the fraternization ban, imposed tainly_ he is one of the outstand­ The Cn:cy Council. created at an nhew Y· orme .. omm1 tee lo . I quota system. U ". on .' nglo-.' mer1·can sold,·ers oc- t e Jews of Germany" to a low a ~ ,.,_ ,.,,. ing Je";sh or-a t~. The late aE-day conference by delegates of large number oi Jei,,ish relief cupying Germany, ,vill giYe the X ewton D. Baker. "·ho was Sec­ eighty-fii;-e. cine religious and \Yorkers to enter Germany to assist F Oltnd Little Germans an opportunity to further retary of War in the cabinet of communfry groups adopted a pro- Ji::ws in camps and elsewhere. R • l p • d • plant anti-Semitism among Allied P res.ident 'WilS-O n. c.nce described gram of action to fight bias acia reJU ice troops. Sill"er as the best orator in throu£"h educauon and to act when. The Committee also appealed to A T The chaplains base their fear on A merica. • ,·er n-ghts of minon. ti--· <7T'0Ups are the Bnnsh Forel!?Tl Office to fac1l- mon(! roops J e-• v the iact that it has already been Rabbi Sil~er b-ecame a Zionis t threatened. The Council '\\711 also Hate the sendmg of aid to the Jews ::SE\YARK Capt. J ack Ble1- 1 of Germani,~ The new group shown that wherever German Ci\·- Tery early. A..s- an East Side press for tra1mng of pohce m the - · · 1berg, pbys1C1an who Just got back ilians had contacts \\ith Allied boy. he •·as a member of the i.n­ ~.-oper handling of race relanons which was formed u nder the aus- from E ngland, says that soldiers troops, the latter became infected i-t ial Zi c..n.ist group formed in pie-es of the Board of Deputies of O', erseas have a deep mterest mm- with anti-Semitism. .-\me rica. Later, attending the = ,ooo ~Il"RDERED British Jews . consists of the An- ternational affairs motl\ated by a T b . h . 7 Hebre•· Cn.ion College.
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