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(Continued from Page 11
Local 2--S. Rabinowitz, W. {Bag-
man, B. Reisner.
Local 9-1. Kanner, M. Goldofsky,
S. I.orber, S. Dernbus, M. Rembach,
J. Achtenberg, II. Renner.
Local 22—Benjamin Mattis, 1. Sil-
ver.
The committee censured the last
Jewish Tehreraphk Agency.)
named defendants because they failed
Mom Cadraspondence and Cable* of
The condition of the Palestine railways will be reviewed by a special to protest against the actions of their
. executive beards and acquiesced in
investigating committee from London.
them. They were removed from their
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An additional area of 16,000 desiatin land for Jewish colonization work offices and declared ineligible to hold
ar.
allotted by the Ukrainian Commissariat of Agriculture, office for one ye ndant found not guilty
' The one defe
in Ukraine was
according to a report received in Riga from Kiev.
was
A.
Animofsky,
a member of the
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That there exists a connection between the Palestine Arabs and the Russian Polish Branch. Of him the
against the French and the Spaniards, became report stated: "Because he can hard-
speak English o r u nderstand the
Riffs, fighting in Morocco
made known that collections were made for the wounded ly
t
Jewish language , and has prov edo
evident when it was
soldiers of the Riffian army by Arab • Moslem
circles.
your
committee that he cannot he held
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The twenty-first anniversary of the death of the late Zionist leader Dr. responsible for their acts, your cons-
commemorated in Mexico City in the Arbeu Theater in' mittee finds the above brother not
Theodor Beni was
der the auspices guilty."
the presence of 700 persons. The meeting was arranges unven.
of the Mexican Zionists. An appropriate prograni wa gi

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The Council of Ministers, the Polish cabinet, accepted unanimously the
drafts of 12 ordinances affecting the religious and cultural status of the
Lawyer-Arbitrator
d, s proposed by the governmental department,
Jewish population in Polan a
for national minorities. The contents of the 12 government ordinances
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immediately proceed to Vienna for the purpose of arranging the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency service during the proceedings of the Fourteenth Zionist

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(Contnued from page 1.1
1,900 families during the period from
the end of 1922 to the middle of
1923, and $500,000 of American
money for settling 2,000 families der-
ins a period from the middle of 1923
to the present time. In addition to
' the American money, the agricultural
Congress there.
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colonization of Jews in Russia was
in the Ukraine were financed also by such money as the
The jurisdiction of the Yiddish courts functioning
to colonists themselves were able to pro -
.
Justice. Accor
of
t
aaserje
C
omm
defined in a decree is .
courts in the Ukraine comprises all vide, and by $100,000 furnished by
this decree, jurisdiction of the Yiddish
civil cases in which the defendant and plaintiff are Jews, and all criminal the Jewish Colonization Association
dants are even though the plaintiffs be non- at the beginning of these operations.
the defen
Dr. Rosen will participate in the
or government author
I caws, where
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national conference early this fall at
which
the campaign to rake $15,000 ;
American products may take the place of German products if the threat-
ened tariff war between Poland and Germany becomes a reality, according 000 for Jewish colonization and other
to opinions prevailing in leading circles of Polish Jewish merchants and purposes will be launched.
manufacturers. Many Jewish merchants and manufacturers are affected
. by the exiting
situaion.
It is stated that Polih Jewish merchants
t
s
of theirr country in spite of great
,
determined to adhere to the best it
i economic sacrifices.
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(Continued from page one.)
The original opinion of being opposed to anti-Semitic outbreaks but not
to anti-Semitism as a movement is ascribed to Roumanian Prime Minister was to receive these refugees at the
' Bratianu, in press dispatches received in Berlin from Bucharest. The (Hs.'
patches state that in a press interview Prime Minister Bratianu stated that ports
ports each
as they
came to in distri
special trans-
month,
as well as th e 1
; he "recognizes the anti-Semitic party's right of existence,
state of mind given expression to during the Codrianu trial in Foescany." to the various da cities
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I Roumanian oppositional press, according to the dispatches, states that
Prime Minister Bratianu nurses the anti-Semitic movement in Roumania , community
to absorb
them,
and ac-
occupational
s. ial
irtns epsee
I ctorardinini ngg toantdhefi
for the purpose of creating for himself a vanguard when he retires from I
1 "In each community, a central coun-
office.
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The elections to the new Jewish National Assembly of Palestine, sched- cil of agencies has been formed to as.
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in eilweof
their new
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decision
to
postpone
the
elections
was
taken
under
tions
have
rendered
signal
service
in
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and
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The plea has come to the National
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ofosJkeew
bring
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by the central groupss to
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o Foreign Affairs, and not by the Min-
ganization of more council secti ns in
about a reconciliation between the Rig t a
plied. "At any rate, the Minister of
Assembly. The Left parties abstained from voting on the question of post- Canada.
Education intends carrying out a
poning the elections.
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number of reforms In the educational
system of the country and I believe
Mitikin and Panczyscyn, the two heroes of the Steiger trial, will be
that Jews will then have greater fa-
confronted in court in connection with the case of a number of Jewish
cilities. I want you to understand,"
citizens who are now on trial in connection with the Steiger case. Mitikin
he further added, "that the govern-
states that Panczyscyn was the one who threw the gas bomb at the Polish
ment entered into the agreement not
President, Wojciechowski, during his visit to Lemberg last year. The
(Continued from page one.)
because it needed the votes of the
state attorney in the trial charges that Mitikin was offered the sum of
$5,000 by the accused Jewish citizens of Lemberg to produce the evidence urea or government ordinances? The Jewish deputies in the Polish Sejm,
but because It found it important
against Panczyscyn. The revelations brought to light during the court formalities play no part."
sessions were considered by the special investigator of the Warsaw police,
"Will the numerua clausus for Jew- that the Jewish and Polish popula-
Pialktiewicz, who arrived in Lemberg to attend the trial, and the Jewish ish students in Polish schools and tion, which were as two hostile camps,
live on peaceful terms."
deputy of the Polish Sejm, Rortr. ari:. •
colleges now be removed?"
"How do you explain the fact that
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
"No Humerus Clausus In Poland."
A protest against the Polish Jewish agreement was voiced in an inter-
"There are no numerus clausus In the Polish-Jewish negotiations were
pellation submitted to the Prime Minister by Deputy Noach Prilutzki, the Poland today," Count Skrzynski re conducted by you, the Minister of
only deputy of the Extremist Jewish Folkspartie in Poland. "The declara-
tion of the Club of Jewish Deputies read by Dr. Reich in the Hall of Rep-
resentatives is nothing more than submission and the government declara-
tion is nothing more than declamation." Deputy Prilutzki demands in his
interpellation that the theory of national personal autonomy be taken as
the basis for the solution of the Jewish problem in Poland. Leaders of the
Club of Jewish Deputies in a conversation with the Jewish Telegraphic
I Agency correspondent minimized the importance of Deputy Prilutzki's
interpellation, declaring that an overwhelming majority of the club as well
as of the Jewish population are for the concluded Polish Jewish agreement.
.
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A big demonstration attended by over 2,000 people and representatives
'
On the Ore. Front.
of the government and the city authorities has been held at Cologne by the
Union of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith in connection with the Rhine-
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land celebration. Dr. liollaender said the meeting was a demonstration
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of the love which the Jews of Germany bore to their Fatherland and their
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religion. A resolution was unanimously adopted stating that history showed
that already in the third century the Jews were closely identified with the
JOEL HILLMAN, Presieleni.
by
soil of the Rhineland. "We are German and Rhineland Jews. Jews
religion and descent, Germans by our Fatherland and our culture," the
resolution continues, "and we are entitled to this German soil as German
i citizens, enjoying equal rights just as are our Christian fellow-citizens. We
OUT
JeWS declare here solemnly this day that with
' German and Rhineland
all
roots deep in the soil of this German homeland, we feel ourselves at
times, in joy and in sorrow, today and for all future, indissolubly bound
up with the German Fatherland."
.
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The Federation of Butchers in the German Republic, at its conference
I
, in Gotha, has rejected a resolution put to the conference demanding the pro-
, hibition of Schechita in Germany. In reply to a question put by the Ger-
man National party in the Bremen Senate regarding the slaughtering of
has
animals for food according to the Jewish ritual, the following reply
I been made. Whether the slaughtering of animals is accompanied with
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Health of the German republic issued a statement on Nov. 14, 1924, ad
I dressed to the Minister of the Interior, declaring that when Jewish slough
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ister of the Interior?"
"This is a question which would
take much time to explain," the for-
eign minister replied, and added dip-
lomatically; "At any rate, you know
that the Jewish question in Poland
has until now been considered more
as a foreign matter than as an in-
terior one."
When asked concerning the bill en-
acted by the Polish Parliament re-
garding tne withdrawal of conces-
sions on monopolized articles which
affects the existence of thousands of
Jewish families, Count Skrzynski pre-
ferred to evade the question. "The
question of the withdrawal of con-
cessions is a very painful and com-

plicated one and it is in the interest
of both the Jews and the Poles that
less be spoken of it; besides, this
question is not a specifically Jewish
one. It concerns also the Poles, and
I have on many occasions spoken
about it with Dr. Reich, the president
of the Club of Jewish Deputies," he
said.
To representatives of the general
press Count Skrzysnki stated that his
mission to the United States has no
connection with finances or an inter-
national loan. The main purpose of
his visit is a sentimental one—to ex-
press Poland's gratitude to the United
States for her aid in the regaining
of Poland's independence.

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A number of demands will be submitted by the Palestine Arab Execu-
tive to Lord Plumer, new High Commissioner of Palestine, upon his arrival
in Jerusalem, according to the Arab paper Falastin. In their memoran-
1 dun the Palestine Arab Executive will demand, according to the Falastin,
the following: That Arabic be recognized as the only official language of
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government control the Zionist schools in the country; that no autonomy
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will be ready to co-operate with the British administration In the formation
of a legislative council on condition that the council be formed on the basis
of proportionate representation according to the numbers of the various
communities in Palestine.
MANUEL URBACH
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One-third of the policyholders of the Judea Insurance Company, organ-
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are Arabs, according to Nathan Chazan, Palestine resident director of the
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is the opinion prevalent in leading Palestinian circles. The Judea Insur-
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and other parts of the Near East. The Palestine Near East exposition and
fair which will be held in Tel Aviv in October is being arranged under the
auspices of the fraternity, Mr. Clumn stated.

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