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A complaint has been received by the Zionist Executive in London from
the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America, protesting against the Zionist ;
Organization of America for declining to include the representatives of the
Alliance in the Zionist Organization.
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Declaring that the Polish Self-Defense Committee, composed of con-
firmed Jew-haters, had decided not to patronize Jewish shops in making
purchases for Christmas, the committee calls upon all the Christian Poles
to similarly avoid contact with Jewish merchants during this season.
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In defiance of a government order disbanding the anti-Semitic soeicly
at Nalenzow, the leaders have declared that no power or authority can
interfere with their anti-Jewish activities. It will be remembered that
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the arrival of the new governor at Nalenzow he declared the society
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number you want "across the river"—either side.
A tract of land in Emek Jezreel has been acquired by the Zionists when
the details of the purchase were perfected by the Palestine Land Develop-
ment Company, of which Dr. Arthur Ruppin is the director. The newly
acquired land lies between the colonies of Merchavia and Tel Ades. Eight
thousand durtam has been purchased on behalf of the Zion commonwealth
of America for Balfouria, its coiony . in Palestine.
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A conference of experts in the problems of reconstruction of the Jewish
communities and re-establishment of economic life is being called by the
Yidgescom (All-Russian Jewish Public Committee), it is reported from
Moscow. American Jews with experience along those linen will probably
be invited to participate.
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What amounts to a revoking of the • Balfour Declaration is predicted by
the London Morning Post, which announces that important decisions con-
cerning Palestine's future are expected shortly. The declaration will he so
defined, the paper hears, that the Jews will not enjoy any privileged political
or other position and will he on equal terms with the other sections of the
population.
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Replying to the memorandum submitted by the Jewish deputies, the
Finance Minister of Poland has promised to take into consideration the posi-
tion of the Jews whose property was destroyed during the recent fire at
Pinsk, and that in introducing the excess tax an effort will he made to
exempt the victims of the great tire.
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In a tire which practically demolished the town of Chernobyl, 120 Jewish
houses were swept by the flames, a Kiev dispatch states. The remainder
of the Jewish population who escaped death and loss of property during
the recent pogrom thus find themselves homeless as a result of another
disaster.
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Repeated outrages of armed bands operating in the towns and villages
are reported from Homel. Their objective being lost, the bandits do
not
stop at murder when attempts are made to interfere with their pillage.
Leading the Jewish self-defense are Chaluzim who have been trained for
pioneer work in Palestine, and a few of whom are reported willed.
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There is an almost certain possibility that the Palestine question will
come up for discussion during the conference of the Supreme Allied Council
which will open at Cannes in a few days, an authoritative report states.
Dr. Weizmann is expected to proceed to Cannes following the meeting of
the Zionist Actions Committee at Vienna.
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Deputy Luzzato has lost his seat in the Italian Parliament following the •
bankruptcy of the great financial institution which was heeded by him and
two other Jews, Olivetti and Bondi. The bankruptcy of this house, known
as the Ilva, involves hundreds of families and millions of lires.
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The conditions of thousands of Jewish students in Warsaw, as well as
in Lemberg and Vilna, is appalling. Shelterless, the students are obliged to
spend the nights in railway stations. The help which the local Jews are
able to provide is entirely inadequate.
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At a joint session of representatives of the Italian Jewish Communities
it was pointed out that the Jews of Italy had only contributed 270,000 lire
for .lewish relief and that in view of the desperate situation this small
sum was entirely disproportionate.
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"The Dibbuk," An-Sky's sensational play, has been withdrawn from the
repertoire of the Jewish theater at Minsk following the decision of the
Jewish commissars that the play was pronouncedly nationalistically Jewish.
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Premier Schober will receive Dr. Chaim Ih'eizmann, p resident of the
16orld Zionist Organization, who is in Vienna attending the
Zionist Actions
Committee meeting, it was learned.
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Declaring that the word "Jargon" means the language of thieves, the
conference of Jewish journalists and authors meeting in Warsaw has adopt.,
ed a resolution protesting against the use of that name when reference s
made to the Yiddish language. The protest is directed particularly agains t CI.A M JEWISH ORPHANS
government officials who ore in the habit of calling the Yiddish languag
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"jargon."
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WARSAW.—(J. T. A.) — In the
The plan for redistribution of deputies to the Polish Sejm proposed to
the sub-committee on elections by Deputy Brizek provides for 399 seats, belief that Jewish orphans are im-
to which the Jews would elect only 13. The Jewish authorities point out properly cared for by communities
that by this scheme they would be deprived of 47 seats in the Sejm, since abroad, a movement has been started
the Jews constitute 15 per cent of the population and seemed to he entitled against allowing orphans to be taken
to 60 seats.
out of the country in the future.
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Much indignation has been aroused
Passports of emigrants from Russia temporarily domiciled in Poland by many delegates from communi-
while awaiting passage to America will have their passports vised imme- ties abroad, who demand that only
diately, the Consul General informed "Hies" officials after a series of con- orphans who had lost both their par-
ferences regarding these would-be emigrants. The visiting of these so- ents be entrusted to their care. There
called Russian passports will be expedited because the Polish government are also eases where children have de.
dined to accompany the delegate.
has limited the period of domicile of these transients to two months.
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who came for them because of the
The abolition of the special oath exacted from Jewish witnesses in rumors that the orphans are not be-
courts of law is demanded by the Jewish press of Bucharest. This oath, ing properly looked after.
The Jewish press is very emphatic
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nesses and indirectly casts suspicion upon the integrity of the Jewish wit- about the need to unify the entire
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tivities
of
unauthorized
delegates
who
with the Jewish demands.
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frequently choose only those orphans
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Representatives of the World Jewish Relief Conference have applied through whose custody they can op-
to Dr. Nansen, League of Nations Director for Russian Relief, to secure peal to the emotions of the contribu-
tors abroad.
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JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The
Jewish labor situation has been ag.
graveled because the public works or
the roads have been finished and the
several thousand Chaluzim employed
there are faced with the prospect of
unemployment.
The Jewish colonists are doing
very little to help cope with the situ
stion. On the contrary, hundreds 0 1
Jewish laborers have been replace('
by Arabs. The Zionist Executive
Palestine is making desperate effort,
to avert the threatened unemploy
ment and is granting loans to the
townships of Tel Aviv, Haifa ant .
Tiberias for building enterprises.
Finding itself at the end of its re.
sources for public works, but anxiou,
to continue the improvement of the
existing roads and the opening up o'
new ones, the Palestine government
has been obliged to borrow from th ,
Jewish Colonial Trust for the wort
on road. in the Judaean colonies.
Only the success of the Kerer
Ifayesod can solve the difficult situa
tion which has arisen in Palestine out
of the general money shortage.
The stiplation that the large sums contributed by Budapest Jews to the
Town Council for relief for the poor without difference of creed notwith-
standing, the money is actually being distributed amongst non-Jews, and
not infrequently for anti-Semitic purposes, it is alleged. Out of the 20,.
000,000 kronen donated by Jews during both this and the preceding year,
the Jewish poor received next to nothing, it is charged.
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WON'T WORK SATURDAYS
LIBERTY SIX
NEW YORK.--•. T. A.1 — The
Jewish Sabbath Alliance of America,
with headquarters at 18 East Thir-
teenth street, has appealed to all
business firms who have the five-day
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of the ,
Zionist Organization, had week labor system or who are closed
an interview with President Ebert of the German Republic. Although no on Saturday to call its bureau for
details were forthcoming of what transpired at the interview, it is under- any help they may need.
stood that Dr. Weizmann was pleased with the results of his talk with the
In doing so, it points out that un-
president. A more friendly understanding of the Zionist problem is ex- employment in widespread and adds
pected as a result of a movement in Catholic circles in Berlin following Dr. to the difficulties of those who ob-
Weizmann's interview with Chancellor Wirth.
serve the Sabbath on Saturday. The
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alliance does not discriminate be-
Fierce riots between Moslem and Christian Arabs are reported from tween race, creed or color and has
Kerak in Trans-Jordania. Six dead and 60 wounded are the casualties re- supplied employment for white and
ported following the first outbreak. The Palestine government has des- negro Christian observers of the Sat
patched troops and aeroplanes to assist the native officials and their British an ay Sabbath.
advisors to quell the disturbance. Kerek is the capital of a province in
Trans-Jordania which is administered by Emir Abdullah, brother of Emir
Feisal, the Mesopotamian ruler.
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Emigration from Soviet Russia will be restricted to children under the
age of 18 and women, going to join parents or husbands who are natural-
ized American citizens, Mr. Krainin, • Russian Jewish leader, informed
correspondent of the J. T. A. These regulations concerning emigration
from Russia are an appreciable departure from the original understanding
reached between representatives of the World Jewish Relief Conference
and Litvinoff, representing the Soviet government, according to which mar
and women above the age of 46 were allowed to emigrate to all countries
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Preparations are being made by noted London lawyers to lodge ar
anneal against the sentences passed upon the three Jews accused of burnt-
throwing during the Jerusalem riots on Nov. 2 last, it is learned. The
principal contention against the sentences will be that there was a disagree
went between the two judges constituting the court, Judge Baker having
dissented from the opinion of Judge Copeland, that a bomb was actually
thrown by the accused. This is shown by Judge Copeland's statement the.'
it was "solely owing to the fact that both members of this court are no'
satisfied that the accused threw bombs" that they escaped the death penalty
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