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Palestine • One Land Of Opportunity,
Says Marshall, Urging Sacrifices

Veteran Leader Calls for More People, Schools and Villages
and Further Efforts to Make Country Prosperous. Unter-
myer Says Every Successful Campaign Means
More Power for Pioneers.

GREETINGS OF THE SEASON

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a beret! for the
NEW YORK.--"There is one land of
1, home," declared Louis Marshall to the 300 delegates Cl
a t t he
al Council of ithe aKeren
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a
stine. Ilayestol ve t e rn
I annual conference of the Nation
that lans Ple" The
and
the life and
tion.
otel Sunday, Dec. 7, "
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leader spoke these words after a new Win depicting
Thos e
gathering.
150 CONOltESS
o
JONVish
e ha d been sh own t themoved him dee ply .
PalestinMr.
ors of the chalutzi ni
_
Marsh all said, hail
,
Ito 1 T
ilvlement
achie
scents
toil and
sce Mr. of
in -
Marshall's call to American Jewry to rally round the work of s re-
of events and addresse
ttor, Dr.
a se ries lif
the veteran Zionist leader and ota
e in Anutrica and of
building Palt•stine came as a climax to
livttrod
ish
Levin, who de
which the outstanding personalities of lue,
Jew esides Mr. Marshall, amel Schmarya brilliant
strokes depicting
inc
philaun• sari's Of
sodd;bNathan Straus noted S
Zionist movement figured.
Jewish life in l'alestine and its spi
Ilayde
Untermyer, president of the Keren
val and eternal signiftcance. Dr.
thropist; 1/r. Schmarya Levin; David Yellin, vice-mayor of 'Jerusalem
president of the representative assembly of Palestinian Jews; Dr. Zevi Levin, who is it resident of Palestine
member of the World Zionist executive; and is now visiting America, urged
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Chajes, chief rabbi of Vienna
ared Uoni terptiaiyht:srt,,,,,thits his hearers to go to Palt•stine "and
Sia nituel
Morns Rothenberg, chairman of the sessions,
young again." The new
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bee
board of the Keren Ilayesol, who pre- (resident, t ell
solution for emergencies like word for thesalvation of mankind,
the
ot,l i e •
sided at the business sessions Of
he declared, quoting the famous so
conference; Herman Conheim, trees- itthhee o
utter; Emanuel Neumann, secretary,' presented by the thousands cialist, Edward Bernstein. would
ncies,
he stated,
' and Mrs. Richard Gottheil, presidt
and e m
stranded
e rgencies,
Jewish
refu come, not from Moocow, but front the
en of homeless
Such
League. I s any man of ordinary intelligence Enu•k Jezreel.
, of the Keren Hayestia
hard Gottheil described the
re- can foresee, will continue to arise."
Mrs. Richard
women are
tteet,tipportunity to rebuild Pales- part which the Jewish
h rep
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Among the delegates who
for Palest ne
presented
to
the
Jewish
g in the NV,,rk
butors to the 1
avin
t
sented the 70,000 contri
a generation ago, he asserted, fudge Ilugo Pant of Chicago acted
ge
, fund were many of national promi-
thistime hitsve been as chairman of t he resolutions com-
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Hence, including Judge Hugo Pam of , wee e should not by th
of mittee. Among the rt•solutions adopt-
forced to think of the poss
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N'eizinann
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Dr.
l''''6'
licitating
Willi"
"'I"
Berlin,
these exiles to Canada or e d was one f e
Chicage'
Philadelphia.
Sol. C. r Kraus
of presi-
Phila- transporting
McNi"' "They would have turned on his fiftieth birthday. Another
delphia, Rabbi 'Meye
alt•stine," he continued, resolution callttd for the safeguarding
ion; to
nalurally o P
dent Of the Mizraelli Organization;
,
"and Palestine would have flung Open of traditional Judaism in the various
which —
S"11' president of 11 `" I ' l
es and pealed forth
a ringing undertakings in Palestine
of the
Henrietta
...li Professor Mordecai M. Ka ttlae, Its gat
cotwernt91.
to the children
ihe Tag e-
the Karen Ilayesod
ieliter
C aolitliah
the hour, the
Mar-
" h or every campaign successfully . hit! to the latttness Of
Matt; David Pinski, 11r.
• the lacked the
conducted in the United States•" 'N1r
R. 1 bi Aaron Al. Ashinsky of
f arm s
time to give serious con-
, "
k
l011
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inver
eet-sary
Unter
this resolution and it
vineyards and °reliant-, I■
Pittsburgh.
an d schusses,
into 1•0- Sitleratio0 to
was referred to Cie new board. An
Europeans Send Greetings.
roads and buildings, spring
,sought in by Sol.
f
to
.
Messages of greetint.
Palestin
other rt. st
once were read which were et by istence in
C. Kraus of Philadelpha,
Philadelph ia , chairman
Is Moved.
M arshall
si,
which of the committee of
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Professsonr Al-
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that campaigns for the
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d : L'A',is
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re ,ent, 1 y ,,, r
,dei11 . Sir Alfred, N,I""
Ein the
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Lip-ky,
international hoard of ob.
Ilayesod be conducted, ais
KKean
7, oi!!r- of the Keren Ilayesial and the was shown, after which the chairman
M r. Miir- much as possibli, on a cash bas
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that . h e was deeply moved rather than basis of pledges.
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progress
in by the evidence of toil and .
de-
PRICE — QUALITY — SERVICE
Judge William Lewis of Phila-
I be,. of prominent Americans now
the
picture indicated Ile
A. which
at h e Saw ma only delphia, for the committee on nomi-
. ,1 Palestine, including Judge Bernard
are d, h oweve r, t h
Ilar-
d
Robison, sea(
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nations, reported the names of can-
, / Ih•scnblatt, Louis
the
great
things
that
have
been
ac-
J. L. Manes, who an"
but also the things that didates for officers and members of
Main and Hudson, Royal Oak
'i rt-. and Dr.
of comshed,
P
ounced
that
the
formal
opening
the
national
board
of
directors.
remain
to
be
accomplished.
Ile
n
the still
ish Studies
These were unanimously elected and
place called for more people, more schools.
1-Ts I, the Institute of Jew
5; Hebrew Universit y would take
villages, more forests to cover are as follows:
ident; Mor-
% on the first day of Chanukah. All of t more
many hin,a,h,, that „„ qt, =till Farr
Samuel lintermyer, pres
110CeS.. h e
hairnu m of the
the message,4 emphasized the
k,
the The littoral of the Mediterranean, he rts Rot it 1
ot
velurs; Rabbi Meyer Ha-
., ,ivy of increasing the revenue of
•'
e- it stated should be dotted with wharves board of 11 - 11
,
I Koren Ilayesod in order to enabl
nding sid h arb arshall then announced that Ilin, vice-chairman; Ilerinan Conheim
take advantage of the expa
l Neumann , secre-
Emanue
1.
%
Mr. Mors.
of
oration, trea
'surer;
orp
I opportunities for immigration and re-
C
Siege!,
chairman
mic
the
e Palestine Econo
ess basis Itar y, nd Jacob
construction work in Palestine. The
nance committee.
oranized on a pur ely busin
1
- / <one appeal was voiced also by Sant-
e purpose of extending credit Ithe honorary
fi
vice-presidents are Max
ono
for
too Shulman
mil Unterniyer in his address as presi- for Palestine enterprises, is
and Judge Hugo Pant of
- ' Lewis of
be launched with an initial capital of Chicago, Judge
of the fund.
• / dent
In response to these appeals the
would provide the Philadelphia, Judge David Laurie of
I
resolution $3,no0,000.
conference adopted a
mottle of Palestine with what they Boston, Archibald Silverman of Prov-
pledging the American workers and need most—capital, w it
f II rtford Rabbi
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/
ce,
!• ntributort "to increased effort in able them to get on their feet mull idenA
Klein of Philadelphia, Miehael
/
I Max
Sol C. Kraus
f, all •on communities to the end that help themselves in the land.
rred to the Hollander of Newark, muel Barnett,
I
" / the resources of the Kerenlayesod
,
Mr. Marshal then refe
in the forthcoming. year may at least immigration law which had closed the of Philadelphia
d
lir.
Joseph Sil-
x Drob anrk.
/
/ be doubled." The resolution calls on
upon the
bi Maf
o New Yo
abman
- v
mor e cony
Rer
:Ill Jews of America to rise to the doors of
Americ.a
lie
felt
The board of directors consists of
of Europe
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pportunity and achieve- J12M,
vineed than ever, he declared, that
new level Of o
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Morris Rothen-
ermann
rent which the development of Pales- there is one land of opportunity for Samuel Untermyer,
er Berli
/
Neumn,
hoeless, and that is Palestine. berg, Rabbi Mey
ann H, Jacob
1, tine has now attained."
ue
the, m
In his opening address the chair- The
Emergency Relief Committee, or- Conheim, Emanl
/ man, Morris Rothenberg, referred to ganized for the purpose of aiding the Siegel, Louis Lipsky, Henrietta Szold,
k
r-
ed ewis refu- Senior Abel, Boris Grabelsy, Meyer
-e the report of the World ZionistmOan-
h
n Chasan,
J
thousands of maroon
chair- Brown, Isaac Hamlin, Natha
' 1
l, Isaac pp ,
/ ganization to the permanent
Goel
o
f
which
he
is
one
f
the
Whit em an,
P
I dates commission, in which the pro- gees,
Matz,
MIich -
men, gave first consideration to ales- K.
Ise el
J,
Wishing our friends and clients
--
un- Abram I t i ebo vitz
of Palestine since the Armis-
oil Salit, Morris Sendar, II. 1,. Sim-
Vireo
gre
dition are tine as a possible home for these
all good things for Christmas and-a
Et tree was revealed. The con for a till
s, Nathan Turell, Mrs. Richard
ill fortunates.
n
ma
now prepared, he said,
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Success
for discussed
Agency.
7;
arshall
then
the
Gottheil,
Gedaliah
Bublick,
I.
D.
Mar-
Sees
greater advance in the near future.
Distributors of High Grade
l=', The work, he as erted, could now go
a body recognized rison, Hyman Reit, Charles Rosen-
Mr. M
N
,
Agency,
in a more stable political stmts. Jewish
by the League of Nations mandate. Ile berg and David Werbelowsky, all of
oil
• / ',here.
cess of Dr. Weiz- New York; Dr. Leon Medalia of Bos-
A great moral effort, he said,
:/
e suc and declared that ton; Hyman Jacobs of New llaven;
., I is necessary on the part of the Jew- predicted th
would William B. Leaf, Benjamin I,. Rubin
,, roesof the world. Mr. Rothenberg m ain's me asures
den hitherto suhn and Louis Levinthal, all of l'hil-
,
of the agency
followed by Dr. David Yellin, who the completi
en
t he bur resulting in adelphia; harry Goldowsky of Jersey
/ WO,
light
on
orne by
the
Zionists,
greeted the delegates in the name of greatly
Dr. Ilerman Seidel of Haiti-
1'. Palestinian Jewry, declaring that they b
for City;
ii
m ore; Morris Friedberg of Detroit;
sums which will be raised
e
s; and the Jews of America formed a l
arger
evelopment
of
Palestine.
u
d afternoon session opened with II. Brenner of Chicago, Oscar Berman (
partnership in a common undertak- the The
to and William Topkis it
Dr. Chajes greeted the confer- the report of the treasurer, Herman of Cincinnati

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