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November 16, 1923 - Image 42

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1923-11-16

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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We Strive to Give
You the Best Service

SAYS AMERICAN JEWISH BUSINESS
MEN PALESTINE'S GREATEST NEED

William Topkis of Wilmington, Del., Back After Eight Months Visit, Fo
un d
Palestine Conditions Better Than H. Expected—Resour ces
of Country Are Still Untouched.

of constructive work has 1...,
! ., d one
and this fact, I am sure, will !.. recogs
nized by anyone who comes t
with
unpredudiced eyes. Most of t rr•
recent
progress has taken place in t. • Emek
.tr Valley of Jezreel, where
ht new
settlements have sprung up
•ran the
past two years. One of
., hal-
fouria, only recently cell
ed its
dedication at which Sir 11,11.,.. ;

NEW YORK.—One hundred suc-
cessful American Jewish business
men would revolutionize Palestine in
five years, in the opinion of Mr. Top-
kis, manufacturer and financier of
Wilmington, and well known in Jewish
communal work all over the country.
American Jewish business men of
creative ability would unlock the nat-
ural resources of Palestine, many of
which have as yet been untouched
and remedy the present disproportion
between agriculture and industry
thus furnishing many employment op-
portunities for immigrants.
Mr. Topkis has just returned after
a stay of eight months in Palestine in
the course of which he traveled up and
down the length and breadth of the
land several times, visited 55 out of
the 85 Jewish colonies in the country,
studied conditions and possibilities
from the point of view of a successful
American business man and finan-
cier, and established the American In-
formation Bureau in Jerusalem with
a view to furnishing tourists, especial-
ly Jewish tourists, with accurate in-
formation and a correct impression of
the achievements and possibilities of
Palestine. Mr. Topkis is now engaged
in the promotion of plans in the inter-
ests of Palestine.
Much Constructive Work Done.

uel was present. These c a ~
„s
well as others which ar e I r v. sup a s
ported by the Keren Ile,. d are
making steady progress.
"The Chaluzim who sta..1 r.ut as
one of the most important !!•rr trms
in
the rebuilding of the land, •, •. splen-
did type, absolutely fearles<. M„st of
them are satisfied with their i•rt. They
do not conic to make mon,. They
come to build the land and !...y are
doing it. As far as einigral
from
Palestine is concerned, it i,
course
natural to expect that a cert. r. num-
ber will find it impossible ta ! innate
themselves, but the situati, is far
from being alarming.

More Industry Needed.
"I found that a great deal m Pal-
estine needs to be accomp11,!ad and
can be accomplished in the i,lustritil
field, in order to bring about a proper
balance between agriculture and in.
dustry. Most of the natural recour-
"I found conditions in Palestine ses of Palestine are as yet in tau ehed,
much better than I had been led to ex- There is sand on the shot.e of th e
pect," said Mr. Topkis." A good deal Mediterranean for making Mr. moat

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