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THE FUTURE OF PALESTINE INDUSTRY
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The Experience of the Past and Its Lesson for the Future.
By A. S. HOOFIEN,
Manager of the Anglo Palestine Company.
"WATER-BUG
i'lhe lict.it Jewiih Chronicle ie itiiiil iii I credit in so short a time and to pro-
offer it , rcoders the. article on the eon, v id e,
the necessary capital from
THE LILMEJT LIVLULST roar NOM o.v 1HL
roar er ittel inda•try of l'elentine
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who i.. without doubt. one or (h... beo ' abroad in time of considerable po-
aosnii(al lo write on thi+ stibieet• bin ill"iri litical disturbance in the Near East
fen i. manager of the Anglo PairAtillY Coo, and financial difficulty in Europe and
The 2•Cylinder, 2 H.P.
MU. which h. , branehe4 in the principal ,
ica.
Ile ia •tro • director Amer
l'ale , line.
f the General Morteade Hank of Palestine,
'i ne o consequence was that Palestine
• hieh wa, egtnhlkhed by the Keren lioyedott.
He ii recaoled • an able ilhaocier and nn. had to build, and to build on a scale
been ... twisted with Palestine and it. fins, unheard of before, mainly out of its
eisi and edonontie deelogonent for • great
OUTBOARD
that
Pounds
WEIGHS 3
J Complete
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cilia. of
As easy to carry as a pair of oars. The
whole family can use and enjoy it. Takes
apart quickly for packing in handy suit case.
Slides under Pullman seat. Requires no
batteries. Has built-in Quick Action Mag-
neto, Real Float Feed Carburetor, Spark
and Throttle Control, Instant Reverse, Uni-
versal Steering and other exclusive features.
Before the war Palestine shared
the lethargy of the whole of Asiatic
Turkey. It is true that Jewish colo-
nization was progressing in sonic, de-
gree and that there was a fair influx
of immigrants and it is also true that
Jewish trade in the cities was pro-
gressing from year to year—but al-
together the country remained a
many ye...I
own means. Sound as this system
may be from several points of view,
it had the naturally but highly un-
pleasant consequence of tying up con-
siderable means that were greatly
needed in commerce and industry,
thus causing a very noticeable finan.
cial tightness which gave rise to the
cry of a "crisis" in Palestine. Add
to this that last year's crop was bad,
that the orange plantations are only
The Lightest
Speediest and
Most Durable
Outboard Motor
in the World.
Moderately Priced.
WAYMAN TAYLOR WARD CO.
Phone Main 0457
Eastern Michig•n Distributors
Write or phone for demonstration
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Prices Are Slashed!
A dirty window shade spoils it all, that's a fact, and every house-
wife knows it. When you clean your lace curtains, why not clean
your shades? Not necessary to buy new ones. We take your shades
and, by our efficient process, restore them to their original color
at a price greatly reduced. Call us now.
Holland Linens Our Specialty. All Work Guaranteed.
MICHIGAN SHADE CLEANING COMPANY
In Our New Home, 8829-8831 Jefferson Avenue, East
Telephone Hickory 0455
REEL, WHERE FOUR NEW JEWISH SETTLEMENTS HAVE
RECENTLY SPRUNG UP WITH THE AID OF THE
The many Jewish customers of the
Michigan Shade Cleaning Company
will be interested in the announce-
ment that W. E. Terrell is now man.
alter of this popular company, which
is now located at 8829 East Jefferson
avenue.
"Cleaning shades contributes not
only to the better appearance of a
home but also to the general health
of the family," according to Mr. Ter-
rell.
The large volume of business ne-
cessitated the removal of the con
pany to larger quarters, officials
stated. The company has the patron.
age of some of the largest apartments
and hotels in the city.
"A shade may be cleaned and put
in its original condition for approxi-
mately one-third the cost of a new
shade," Mr. Terrell said. "The pro-
cess employed to renew the appear-
ance of old shades removes one of
the chief obstacles to a complete
house-cleaning."
BEN SELLING CARRIES
SUCCESSFUL PORTLAND
KEREN HAYESOD DRIVE
The full quota of $15,000 which
was set for Portland, Ore., in the
last Keren Ilayesml campaign in that
city has been fully subscribed under
the leaderim of Ben Selling. Mr.
Selling, who is one of the leading citi-
zens of Portland and one of the most
energetic and respected Jewish lead-
ers on the Pacific coast, espoused the
cause of the rebuilding of Palestine
and with hi. customary enthusiasm
and effective leadership united all
classes of Jewry of Portland in sup-
port of the cause. Mr. Selling, who
is identified with the Reform Jewish
element, is equally respected by all
classes. He has taken a lead in all
civic and specifically Jewish move-
ments in his own city and on the
Coast, and figured in the war relief
campaign as one of the largest con-
tributors and most influential work-
ers. Ile assumed the leadership of
the Keren Ilayesod drive as a result
of the recent visit to that city of the
Keren Hayesod delegation consisting
of Dr. Joseph Silverman, Ribbi Eme-
ritus of Temple Emanu-El, and Dr.
Alexander Goldstein, one of the lead-
ers of Russian Jewry.
Mr. Selling was ably assisted,
among others, by M. Glickman, a
Russian Jew who settled in Portland
17 years ago and who has combined
with his material success a generous
interest in all Jewish causes, and Z.
Swett, a leading business man of
Portland, who has bene active for the
Keren Ilayesod since its establish-
ment in the United States.
HENRY F. HURLEY
Electrical Contractor
I Repair Anything loon • Door Boll to
AA Electric Mote,
Glendale 0263
51142 Hamilton Ave.
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1922. Thiscar has always been need by
of the officials of the Res Company.
one way to •ppreCiale i* t, Are it.
Pre
Nokol
can be
installedin
any type of
Heating ]ant
Nokol burns oil in.
stead of coal in
your own heating
plant of whatever
type—steam, hot
water, vapor, or hot
air. Controlled by a
thermostat, it oper.
aces automatically
and consumes only
the fuel needed to
maintain the tem.
perature desired.
Michigan
Oil Heating Co.
2704 Casa Are.
Tel. Cadillac 5081
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Asairatia 01 I Neetity for "ma*
rather sleepy and backward little cor- gradually recuperating from the din-
Bonded te, the
REO DETROIT BRANCH
beide), our Cowley Company
estrous consequences of five years of
ner of Turkey.
THE HOME OF GOOD USED CARS
neglect, that almonds and wine suf-
4104 Woodward at Alexandrine
The Post War Business Boom.
Glendale 8176
fer from competition and prohibition,
The war brought complete stagna-
tion as well as a certain amount of and one will understand that the po-
is far from easy.
airier
ti
destruction. After the war, however,
aces, da But Truth.
Not P ropag•n
commerce and industry received a
not good propaganda
e
It is prh
new impetus. The factors that con- to say all this, but it is the truth.
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tributed to the boom of the year 1919 And it is, after all, probably the best
are easy to enumerate. They were: thing to put before our American
a coun- friends the truth as it is, without ex-
1. The necessity to restock.mported
A lease made now will be worth twice its value inA
try that for five years had I
geration either in one direction or
practically nothing from abroad, and anoth er.
practically
year. Detroit's finest 10-story office building with accorryil .
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1—The
that, being an agricultural country, Times are bad, but there is neither strike of drivers of automobiles and
modations for the large and small tenant. An office built ,
had fared not too badly during the a financial nor a commercial nor in- horse-drawn vehicles was called off
ing of the latest type fire-proof construction, light on all
war and was able to pay for a con- dustrial "crisis." No bankruptcies following a promise by the municipal-
sides, wash room facilities on each floor, the most modern
siderable replenishment of its stocks. have occurred and trade has, on the ity to give a definite answer within
The
sudden
Jewish
immigration,
2.
indirect lighting fixtures illumination engineers could
whole, not sustained any loss.
three (lays to the protest of the ye-
:1. The requirements of a very con-
recommend. Money was no object in the construction of
It is evident, however, that real hicle operators against lowering of
siderable army of occupation.
prosperity cannot return unless the the fares.
this
building. It is positively the finest ollice structure
4. The general trade boom of the factors on which it is based are re-
The strike so inconvenienced the
engineers can produce. Agent on the premises, after-
first 18 months after the armistice.
established. These factors need not population and tourists in Jerusalem
noons, or call main office of Paterson Bros. & Co., Cadillac
5. The introduction of a progres- necessarily be the same as those of and other cities that the authorities
sive administration.
4810, for space in the
the year 1919. We need not com- were constrained to announce they
It need, therefore, not be wondered pletely restock Palestine again and
would reconsider the demand for a
at that trade figures went up by leaps we need not cater to the requirements
reduction.
and bounds, that a considerable num- of an army of occupation in order
Owing to the inadequate railway
ber of business firms were established that commerce and industry should facilities, much of the traffic between
Boulevard and Columbia
and that even industry made its first flourish. We cannot, however, ex-
Jerusalem and other parts of Pales-
appearance in the country which, be- pect to prosper in the midst of gen-
Two Blocks North of Grand Circus Park
tine is carried by privately owned ve-
fore the war, had known no factories eral world ruin and we must, there-
hicles.
worth speaking of and nothing but fore, hope that Europe will, the soon-
the most primitive handicraft.
er the better, come to its senses and
All the rivers said to the Eu
Since those happy days, of the five work out some settled economic pol- phrates: "Why is the current of thy asrspsaoacaosa000000saaospsacsass
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factors mentioned above, four have icy. Before all, however, we cannot
waters not heard at a distance?" The
vanished and people are still wonder- expect commerce and industry to pro.
Euphrates replied: "My deeds tes-
Phone Hemlock 9757
Estimates Furnished
ing how it is that most of their effect gress if the country as a whole is not
tify for me. Anything sown by men
has vanished, too.
progressing. Now Palestine's pro- at my shores will be in full bloom
The country replenished its normal gress is bound up for life or death
within thirty days." The rivers then
stocks long ago and more than that, with Jewish immigration. No im-
addressed the Tigris: "Why is the
perhaps, Jewish immigration has been partial observer can deny this funda-
current of thy waters heard at a dis-
materially reduced. The army of oc- mental truth.
tance?" "I must direct the attention
cupation counts now very few thou-
Expert CI
s and Manufacturers of All Kinds
The tightness caused by the build- of the people to me by my tumultu-
sands of men.
ing boom and by other transient ous rapidity," the Tigris replied:
The world trade boom vanished causes will pass with the passage of
The moral: "The less the merits of
long ago, leaving a rather bitter af- these factors. But a real further de-
a person are, the more he will feel
ter-taste. And all that remains is an velopment of commerce and industry
urged to proclaim them to the pub-
administration incomparably better, can be expected only if immigration
lic.—The Talmud.
in many respects, than the Turkish will again increase.
regime.
Agricultural Settlements.
However necessary a good admin-
Now immigration has to be sup- HATCHER'S MEN'S SHOP
Our Motto: Quick Service and Good Work.
istration may be for economic de- ported in several ways. Greatly as
NOW BEING ENLARGED
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velopment, it cannot by itself create it is to be desired that immigrants
ALL WE ASK IS A TRIAL
it.
should continue to establish. them,
Workmen will begin next Monday
The Building Boom.
All
Work
Guaranteed
selves in the towns, it is evident that on the task of remodelling the rooms
Prices R
bit
The Jewish population, encouraged there is no hope for a Jewish settle-
occupied by the Detroit Automobile
by its progress during the first few ment in Palestine if a considerable
Club in the Hotel Taller
years after the war and faced with a proportion of the immigrants do not
These rooms are to be converted into
serious housing crisis through the in- settle on the land. All over the world
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an addition to Ilatcher's Men's Shop.
flux of several tens of thousands of the city depends on the land. It is
people in cities having no housing re- evident that settlement on the land
serve at all, started building on a demands considerable financial pre-
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lavish scale. The legal conditions for paration and support which cannot be
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safe long term mortgage credit have, supplied on the ordinary business
however, been created only very re- basis. Without a colonization fund
cently and it was an obvious impos- like the Keren Hayesod there is no
ibility to organize the issue of such possibility at all to organize settle-
ment on the land on any large scale.
And without this rural settlement all
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Member Detroit Real Estate Booed.
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urban settlement, and with it all com-
pp
We will keep any New "Overland" C ar bought from us, from t
merce and industry, hang in the air.
today on, in proper running condition, including all labor and parts,
In a more direct way also corn-
merce and industry for a long time
excepting only tires and batteries, which are guaranteed by their
shoed Realt Service
will remain dependent on the Keren
manufacturers, and damages from wrecks, for an entire year, at a
Hayesod. They need credit in several
REAL ESTATE
LEASEHOLDS
forms. They require the ordinary
cost of only ;25.00 for Passenger Cars and $35.00 for Commercial $
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
commercial credit which is being sup-
1033 Dime Bank Bldg.
Equipped Cars.
Cherry 0254
Cherry 0253
plied to them, at present, by the
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banks of the country, mainly by the
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Anglo-Palestine Company. They need
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industrial credit, which is also sup-
plied by the Anglo-Palestine Com-
pany. And they need in some meas-
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ure, if not for themselves at any rate
for their customers, long term mort-
gage credit, which is being supplied
by the General Mortgage Bank of
Palestine.
List Upon Request
In its present condition commercial
431 Griswold St.
enterprise obtains all the accommoda-
L. C. HATCHER
tion
it can reasonably demand from
Detroit
Main 2963
—Photo by D. D. Spellman.
the Anglo-Palestine Company and, if
this band for any reason whatever
It is seldom that a store catering
does not supply it in any individual to exclusive trade has made such pro-
case to the satisfaction of the appli- gress in Detroit as that evidenced by
cant, he finds credit, if he is worthy the expansion program of the Hatch-
of it, with any of the other banks er store. It is true that L. C.
of the country. If, however, with Hatcher is well known, but this store,
It's very easily done if you
the increase of the population and its which has only been in existence a
use CIILORO CRYSTALS, for
activities, the volume of commerce few months, has been hampered con-
there is no work of spraying.
increases, the demand for credit will tinually by a lack of room. Very re-
All you have to do is to
increase correspondingly and the cently Mr. Hatcher secured the large
grain.
among
few
sprinkle ■
means of the Anglo-Palestine Corn- showroom in the corner of the Tuller
your clothing—or on closet
pany will naturally have to be in- building *end, while it is the most
floors. No disagreeable odor
creased, too. modern and best looking men's store
like other ninth preparations.
This applies in even greater meal- in Detroit, additional room was found
Highly recommended. Ask your
are to the field of industry.
necessary. The remodeled store will
druggist.
The Risks of Industry.
be unusually fine and Mr. Hatcher in-
Write for Free Sample.
Industrial development in a new sites the young men of the city to
country is so evidently a difficult visit it and see for themselves the
Eaudemort Laboratories
problem that it seems unnecessary to effort he is making to provide a really
Maim 4048
35 Duffield St.
enumerate in detail all the difficul- high class store for the most particu-
ties. It must not be expected for a lar men's trade.
Offices You Can Afford
PALESTINE DRIVERS'
STRIKE CALLED OFF
DETROIT LIFE BUILDING
ice
Phones:
Northway 1902-1191
A MODERN STONE-BREAKER AT WORK IN THE VALLEY OF JEZ.
KEREN HAYESOD.
J. R. VROOMAN, Retail Mgr.
moment that all the industrial enter-
prises that have been or will be start-
ed will succeed. Failures are not only
bound to occur, but to be very fre-
quent. Those who are discouraged
by them do not understand the prob.
lam. The fact rennin's, however, that
they have to be reckoned with by
those whose task it is to finance in-
dustry. A considerable part of the
failures is due to insufficient means.
Part of the capital lacking can be
supplied in the form of credit, either
ordinary bank credit or credit of a
special kind from special industrial
syndicates or funds. Part of the
means, the greater part, has to be
supplied in the form of working capi-
tol. Again the Anglo-Palestine Com-
pany has to come in here, although
it is evident that, if it is to follow
a prudent coursit. it can never be ex-
pected by itself to finance the whole
of industry. Even, however, such
credits as it will be able to grant,
compatible with sound banking prin-
ciples, will demand, if industry ex-
tends, considerable additional capital.
It will in a fair measure be the task
of the Keren Hayesod to strength-
en the capital of our financial insti-
tutions in order to enable them to
meet the legitimate demands for
credit.
W. E. Terrell Now Manager of
Michigan Shade Cleaning
Company.
Give us the opportunity to convince you now,
while prompt deliveries may be secured.
403 Real Estate Exchange Bldg.
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Avery Ave. and Grand
Trunk R. R.
"WHITE STAR ROOFS ON EVERY STREET"
Regional Distributors
Keystone
Roofing Mfg. Co.
Including
Roofing,
Insulating,
Fireproofing
and Waterproof-
ing Products
wood shingle 1-cwhich
The above cut shows one of many leaky
Shingles..
baa been recovered with our Heavy Quality Asphalt
Oakman Window Shade Works
Window and Lace Shades
CURTAIN RODS — DRAPERY POLLS
12242 Oakman Blvd.
Detroit, Mich.
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BUILDING SUPPLIES
Most Complete Stocks in Detroit
Sewer Pipe, Sand and Gravel, Partition Tile,
Portland Cement, Plaster Lime, Drain
Tile, Sheetrock, Wall Board
Phone Us Your Requirements
H. H. DICKINSON CO.
UPHOLSTERING
REPAIRING
We Cater to the Best.
SLIP COVERS
Made to Order for Autos and Furniture.
Living Room Furniture Made to Order.
Feinstein's Upholstering Shop
9556 Cameron
Hemlock 7620
One Block East of Oakland.
NORTHWAY
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BONDS
Phone Cherry 4570 for Free Trial
WHITE 'LILY De Luxe WASHER
THE ELECTRIC SERVANT COMPANY
49 East Congress Street
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AUTO ELECTRIC & SERVICE CORP.
11■444 Glendale 4111
51.109 Seldom Avenue