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JERUSALEM.—"I am distressed
that the harmony between the creeds,
and races of Palestine, which 1 have
desired most earnestly to promote,
has not yet been attained; and I have
given anxious thought to the meas-
ures that are best calculated to se-
cure it. Let me, in the first instance,
refer once more to the unhappy mis-,
understanding that has existed with I
reference to the phrase in the Bat-'
It is announced that the Amercan Joint Distribution Committee has four Declaration—the establishment
in Palestine of a National Home for
assigned $70,000 for sanitation work in Poland.
• • • •
the Jewish people. I hear it said in
Baron Edmund Rothschild announces a gift of $800,000 to the French many quarters that the Arab popu-
Academy of Science for the purpose of stimulating the study of the exact lation of Palestine will never agree to
sciences. their country, their holy places, and
their lands being taken from them
• • • •
Professor Albert Einstein and Madam Einstein have arrived in Berlin and given to strangers; that they will
from London. There was no public reception. They were met at the never agree to a Jewish government
station by only a group of intimate friends.
Christian majority. People say
• • • •
that set
they
how it
A report from Rome states that eight Jews were elected to the Italian being
up cannot
to rule understand
over the Moslem
is that
Parliament in the last election. Four of these are Socialists, one a Liberal, and
Ch the British bovernment, which
is
famous
throughout
the
world
for
one a Nationalist and two Fascieti.
its justice, could ever have consented
• • • is
to
such
a
policy.
I
answer
that
the
Officials of the American Joint DYstribution Committee in Warsaw ,
higher wages are not satisfied. British Government, which does in-
threaten to go on strike if their demands for hi
Some of the officials are Americans who came here as a unit some time ago.
never consented and will never
• • • •
It is reported from Athens that the Jews there surrounded and de- deed care for justice above all things,
Samuel
the occasion
of the
atroyed the editorial offices of the Tribune, an anti-Semitic paper which consent
to said
such on
a policy",
Sir Herbert
Kings birthday.
has for some time been publishing virulent attacks against Jews.
'That is not the meaning of the Bal.,
• • • •
four Declaration. It may be that
Dwa Grosza, the well known anti-Semitic Polish journal, advises Polish
s
academic youth to enter the dental institute in large numbers so as gradu- into Arabic does not convey their real
ally to limit the number of Jews attending it and ultimately to rid Poland the
translation
of the that
English
sense;
they mean
the Jews, a .
of its Jewish dentists
people who are scattered throughout
• • • •
u t s a sZa . I I w d a yh
e
h el ish:1r
t lub w uut ; d w: it,u
The Warsaw police broke up a meeting where Dr. Silvearb
was de- t u h c ; w o r I i
rf
be
livering a lecture on the question of Jewish national autonomy in Ukrainia. turned
, ed to found here their home and
The meeting was held by permission of the municipal authorities, but the that sonic among theta—within the.
police refused to take cognizance of the fact.
• • • •
The British Foreign Office, it is reported, has sent instructions to all limits that are fixed by the numbers
its ambassadors that consuls may hereafter grant visas to persons desiring
interests
of the population—
and efforts to
their resourses
help I by
to go to Palestine, if such persons come within the groups named by Sir should
to Palestine
order to
the country
to the in
advantage
develop
evpp come
Herbert Samuel in the statement he made when announcing the re-opening of all its inhabitants. If any meas-
of immigrtaion to Palestine,
needed
to
convince
the
Mos-
• • •
tern and Christian population that
•
In answer to its intervention, the Committee of Jewish Delegates in urea
are
will
be
observed
in
these principles
Paris has received an official communique from the Czecho-Slovakian gov-
ernment at Prague that here after Jewish refugees will be permitted to practice,
and
that
their
rights
are
re-
ally safe, such measures will be tak-
enter and remain in Czecho-Slovakia provided they are not found to be en. For the British government—the
enter
prejudicial to the safety of the state.
trustee under the Mandate for the
• • • •
happiness of the people of Palestine
In a debate on the Near Eastern question which took place in London —would never impose upon them a
in the House of Commons, Colonel Wedgewood, Labor M. P., declared that policy that people had reason to think
he had information to the effect that several rich Jews were ready to take was contrary to their religious, their
over the financial responsibilities for a Jewish militia of several thousand political or economic interests. With
respect to immigration, it is indeed
in Palestine if the British government consented.
••••
necessary that its extent should be
Professor Albert Einstein and his wife arrived in London on June 11. strictly proportioned to the employ-
Prominent members of the British Astronomical Society welcomed the great ment available in the country, and
scientist at the pier. He went immediately to a reception arranged by further, that the employment should
Lord Haldane, at which the Archbishop of Canterbury, Bernard Shaw and be new work and work of a permit-
many of the deans of Cambridge and Oxford were present. rent character. Immigration has
. • • •
• been suspended periling a review of
It is announced from New York that Mrs. Mary Fels, who is now in the situation, rules have been laid
Jerusalem, has cabled the sum of $50,000 to minority Zionists headed by down that persons belonging to the
Justice Brandeis'and Judge Mack. The money is to be used for the pur- following classes may be admitted
pose of establishing a.wholesale co-operative in New York which will func- into Palestine; travellers, persons of
lion in Palestine. • • • • independent means, professional per-
who have a definite prospect of
emplo
In answer to a question in the House of Commons whether Great Britain sons yment with specified pect
oy-
ers
or
would not request rich Zionists to take over its financial responsibilities in emplo enterprises.
"In addition a limited number of
Palestine, Mr. Wood, Colonial Under-secretary, stated that while England
was the mandatory power in Palestine it would maintain all financial re- _ pe rsons, who, at the moment when
suspension of immigration was an-
sponsibility for that country.
.
• . • •
at European
Three hundred and sixty delegates are in attendance at a conference flounced, had
Three
arrived or ports,
even will
had now
em-
of Yiddish schools which opened in Warsaw on June 15. Additional rapes- lie allowed to enter. But it must be
sentatives from schools in Litau, Latvia and Bukovinia are expected. The definitely recognized that th condi- ,
language of instruction in these schools is Yiddish, as opposed to those in lions of Palestine are such as not to
which Ilebrew is the language of insrtuction. permit anything in the nature of a
mass immigration. I am anxious that
• • • •
the people of Palestine should be as-
In answer to an interpellation by Deputy Greenbaum as to when the sociated more closely with the Admin
Polish government intended to put into effect the rights granted minorities istration established under the Man
by the Polish section of the Versailles treaty, Premier Witos declared that date, and the question of ensuring a
the government was still gathering data on the question and was there. free and authoritative expression of
fore not yet in a position to take any practical measures. The Polish opinion is now receiving the closest
agreement was signed on June 28, 1919.
attention of H. M. Government in
• • • (it
.
London. Meanwhile I propose to take
At the Russian National Congress, a self-constituted body claiming to immediate steps with a view to en-
be the constituent assembly of Russia, David Posmanik; a well known Zionist suring closer consultation on admin.
and counter-revolutionary, was frequently interrupted by the majority when istrative matters of importance be-
he attempted to speak against pogroms in Russia. Members of the majority tween the Government and responsi-
heckled the speaker and interjected venomous anti-Jewish remarks to such ble persons who speak on behalf of all
an extent that l'osmanik was forced to leave the platform. sections of the population. On the
coming into force of the Mandate it
•
• •••
is intended by H. M. Government to
In an article published in the Paris Matin on the occasion of the con- make provision for Palestine's Gov-
: ference between Lord Curzon and Premier Briand, the French ex-president, ernment. The interests of the non-
Poincaire attacks Britain's policy in the Near East and criticizes especially Jewish population will not only be
the attempt being made to establish a Jewish state in Palestne, which, fully safeguarded by the Mandate it-
according to him, will throw the entire Arab world into an uncontrolable self, but will certainly be provided for
condition.
in that instrument."
• • • •
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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 58
The First Requisite
of a Business Man
is a Savings Account. Not until you
have shown a sufficient self-discipline
to accumulate a savings account,
have you qualified yourself to take a
place among business men.
In connection with the construction of a road along the eastern shore,
of the Sea of Galilee by the British, Dr. Nahum Slousch, member of the DR. JASTROW PAID
French Academy, has been conducting a series of excavations among the
EDITORIAL TRIBUTE
ancient ruins in the vicinity. He now announces that he has unearthed
the first real Menorah ever found, a complete seven-urned candelabra with
The Philadelphia Public Ledger, in
all the flowers and buds as described in the I'entateuch. Discoveries hitherto,
according to Dr. Slousch, have been of engravings or candelabras in has an editorial on the death of Profes-
sor Jastrow, said:
relief.
• • • •
"The passing of Morris Jastrow re-I
In accordance wth an oft-made demand on, the part of Arabs, Sir Her- moves not merely from university
circles,
but from active participation
council
of
notables
consisting
of
Arabs,
bert Samuel has decided to call a
Christians and Jews, which will have the right to shape and modify the laws in many phases of the life of the city
and
the
country a man whose schol-
and policy of the Palestine administration. This step is regarded as a blow
aganst Jewish interests who are averse to any legislative prerogative being arship was sound and still of an al-
most bewildering versatility. All life
granted to the local population as yet.
• •
was of interest to him, and the past
Apparently unexpected came the announcement that about 40,000 waist ages in his ken threw light on our
own
time. lie read the cuneifrom of
and dress makers of New York City would go on strike the following (lay.
The union brought the entire industry to a standstill, it is understood, in the monuments of Babylonia as some
men
read a modern printed book,
order to thoroughly organize the trade. The union officials, however, de-
' dared that by the end of the week the workers woad be back at work in and from the perusal he drew a les-
son
and
applied a parallel. There-
I all cases, with the exception of a few shops which have been working in
fore he was an alluring teacher and
the past as open shops.
• • • •
a lecturer whom audiences heard
To educate and help the immigrant adapt himself the more quickly to gladly. Ile might have been content
his new surroundings, the New York Council on Immigrant Education has to appear the erudite savant, but he
been formed and an executive committee chosen to launch an effective cam- was not satisfied till the humanist
paign in the indicated direction. The council is said to be constituted of looked out from his eager research
51 organizations, all of which are prepared to co-operate with the new and he had brought the erudition of
I council in order to the more quickly bring about the Americanization of the scholar to the plane of everyday
living.
the new arrivals and future citizens.
'Some of his books will live as the
•
• •
best
itf their sort. lie was as thor-
The Jewish Workingmen's Bank of Palestine has been officially regis-
tered by the Palestine government as a public cmopany with permission to ough in his investigations as he was
felicitous
in his mode of presentation.
do business in Palestine, Syria and Egypt. The bank was initiated by the
United Workingmen's Organization in l'alestine but assisted to the extent Ile had the patience to delve deeply
and
not
stop
short of the final attain-
of f40,000 by the World Zionist Organization. The bank now begins a
campaign for shares which sell at $5 each. It is learned that several of able point in his quest of the truth.
His
natural
affiliations were with
its representatives are soon to arrive in this country to take charge of the
scholars and men of liberal culture
distribution of shares.
and
his
name
the world around was
• • • •
a household name among them in the
Mr. Menachim M. Ussishkin and Isaac Naiditch, president of the Keren common love of learning.
Ilayesod, left on board the Acquitania for England. Before leaving Ste.
"The reputation of Dr. Jastrow en-
Ussishkin, expressed complete satisfaction with the visit of the European hances that of the university he
delegation to America and his confirmed belief that American Jewry would served so long and loyally. Many
contribute the greatest portion towards the funds •eeded for the up-build- institutions in which the force of his
ing of Palestine. Mr. Ussishkin intimated that before going to Palestine personality made itself felt will miss
to take up his position as head of the Zionst Commission he would make a him greatly. His friends and pupils
short trip through Germany to consult with the leading Zionists in that will feel that the memorial that
country.
would please him best will be to
• .
•
carry on his own intent and ardent
It s announced that Sir Herbert Samue, High Commissioner of Pales- spirit.•
tine, intervened in an internal quarrel in the Greek Orthodox Church, where
two metropolitans expelled by the High Patriarch of Jerusalem refused to
quit their posts. General Sir Ronald Storrs, governor of Jerusalem, sup- SEND SHIPLOAD Of
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