(FiRONIctt

ee it Istructed
mmittiate
d Zionis t actions conegot
actions cthe ittee of o de ci-
with the
wa nderings I hav e toured those come-
alsthe ee o - the e xecutive to
ommseat
The
transfer
forthcoming
the
British government concer ling the
most
assumed a more international aspect stands in awe of
Schwartzbard trial in Paris. Because ramification of the Schwartzbard case nomic council to Jeusa etn.
matter.
than any of its preceding cases. The
the Jews of the world have united and have discovered that a subtle bar- council is to include representatives
A special resolution adopt , val by the
mere fact that the assassination oc-
of the Palestine Zionist executive B11.1
s of the
once and for all time to disprove the
. sr has arisen between the Jewish of the Palestine financial institutions. actions committee complain
' curred in a country other than the na- many charges that have been leveled
unfairness of the Palestine natraliz-
and
Christian
elements.
It
is
hardly
nches
_ tine land of the two major partici- against them on all counts and to
a secret that certain of the peasant The council is also to have bra
anion law and appeals to all Palestine
pants lends the affair a cosmopolitan
show the duplicity and cruelty of their elements Roumania, Hungary and in London and New York City.
The Schwartzbard Case and Its Possible Effects as Seen by
Jews to acquire Palestine ci tizenship.
tinge. Furthermore, the trial and its
enemies.
And
anti-Semitic
activities
Bulgaria are always hostile to Jews, I New additions to the Zionist World
European Non-Jewish Journalist.
attendant publicity will serve as an
things in the world to
lh Executive were made by the actions
the
last
I speak
are
inquiry into the status and methods savor the light of public exposure. , butentharsobyanew
thatfestati on. All of committee. Dr. M. Eder, M. Dizen- ENGLISH CAPITALISTS
rriermani
By MELVIN TOURELLE
of modern international anti-Semi-
Ruff, former mayor of Tel Aviv, and
INVEST IN PALESTINE
Roumania, H ungary, Poland, Bulga- I those papers that have been notorious
---
tism.
Felix Rosenbluth were elected mem-
Austria are a few of the coon-
(Copyright, 1926, by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate.)
The fact that a man has been shot ria,
tries who fear the mountains of testi- in their anti-Semitism
have the
played
up
bers
of
the
executive.
ahootinfrum
day
of
the Petlura
JERUSALE51.—(J. T. A.)—The
has fallen into the background.
Col. Frederick II. Kisch, Her-
manly that will be offered not so much the assassination. No affair of an in-
(Editor's Note:—Punish Schwartzbard the man, but liberate
M alists in
Probably only Petlura's widow and
llel participation of English car
the defense of a Jewish young ta'r"; , dividual character occurring, outside man Struck and Rabbi Abba 11111(1
Schwartzbard the Jew, is the plea of this eminent French journalist,
Palestine
agricultural and comma-
his relatives are concerned about a ill
milim
assassinnt in its manifold aspects.
Silver
of
Cleveland
were
elected
who
shot
a
retired
Ukrainian
ng consid-
who has ana yzea the Petlur,
incrim- 1 of the aforementioned countries has members of the directorium of the chit developments is growl
personal loss. EVell patriotic 1( rai- officer but as an avalanche of perpetra-
', created such popular interest as the
The article by Monsieur Tourelle is not merely interesting as read-
(glibly, according to repo 'as made
e
n ia ns who have been in the command inatory evidence against the of anti- S
cum..
There
is
great
Jewish
National
Fund,
with
M.
M.
,clivt
P matter, but is an important doevment which Jews all over the
known here.
ing
t
o f the late Ukrainian minister of War tor of the most brutal bit
tor oiscussion here. But natur- Ussishkin remaining as chairman.
in order to comprehend the significance of
. Ilool . fur
The Sir John Jackson, Ltd., I.san-
are intent more on salvagi ng P etlura 's
world must read
As a result of a lengthy political
ally the peatsants do not debate the
In the maze of Schwartzbard literature which has ap•
in Sem itism in modern times.
don engineering company, which re-
ari trial.
honor and that of his c ou ntry than
The Ukrainians, on the other hand, responsibility of Petlura in the po- dismission, the actions committee cently installed the water upply sys-•
every country, this contribution stands out as a dispas-
the
death
of
a
beloved
lead-
ng
a
peare d in
' '
groins. They see in Schwartzbard a adopted a number of resolutions con-
e effects of the Schwartzbard case.)
r. Above all, Schwartzbard himself have one aim—to crush the Jewish tic-
tem in Jerusalem, has now illlIT11/1Sed
sionate, clear analysis of th
g in the great international Jewish cerning the situation. One resolution
oo sho otin g Pet- cusation. The seriousness of their
stock in the Jewish Ilatifa Bayy Ilecel-
goal is evidenced in their federation I co
Only the years DWI and 1911 can local character. Great Russia was I never considered he w
cons piraty: to kill the outstanding ex iresses recognition of the "manila-
wasming
ai
Was also stated
lura
the
man;
his
mind
import which perturbed by the • murder of the Yust- i
of more than 100 Ukrainian societies 1 men Of each country whose patriot- tory power's endeavor .to establish opulent Company. It
Jae sor Company
have the approximate
It in probable that chinsky boy, but the story that a Jew lat an atonement for the loss of 50,000 devoted to the sole purpose o col- ism promises to advance the prestige public order in Palestine." The reso-Ithat the Sir John k
ionists.
Petlura
represented
will
place
a
bid
for
the
e onstruction
1926 has unburned.
il in order to use 1 eo-relig
had cut up the child
lution points out, however, that
siMster forces in Ukraine who lecting funds for the Petlura side in of that country.
and the influence of
They naturally link Schwartzbard mandatory power has given "inade- of the Haifa harbor.
ous ps could 1 all the
the interest in
the Schwartzbard trial. They have es-
case in France and the his blood for religi
had
been
carrying
on
vicious
anti-
itin r...
Other English capitalists have our.
t e eiv-
where
the Dr eyfus
tablished quarters in almost every big with a Bolshevistic scheme to rid Eu- quate active assistance" to the Jew-
Semitic activities, which`culminated
in Russia will creep into hold no water any
Beilis case
ilized world. The libel arose in Rus-
city, including Prague, Berlin, Vienna rope of all active anti-Bolsheviks. ish unhanding work, especially be- chased stock in the Ne'hel
in
the
horrible
pogroms
of
1919.
lmagia, was
insignificance as compared to the ef- sia, and only the czarist regime could
The Italian company,
to the cause
aof Schwartz-
and l'aris, where they are appealing Theories
the as
more
cause
of its failure to grant state engaged by the Palestine A government
fect of the Schwartzbard case on the have tolerated the charge by an offi-
Every country in Europe which has for funds, and enrolling
bard's act are innumerable, but they
all agree that it was a dastardly deed lands for Jewish colonization, by not to deepen the Haifa harbor. Four
sanctioned adverse Jewish legislation,
status of the European Jew.
cial trial.
support
the
of the
varrious
anti-Semitic countries.
elements , neat that
;‘,.
Schwartzbard
removing
should the
rece difficulties in acquiring thousand square meters of sand have
the numerus clausus, economic dis- in
Although t he accusation against
i Palestine citizenship, by pot fulfilling
The shooting of the Ukrainian lead-
Dreyfus aroused world-wide interest, er, Attaman Simon Petlura by the crimination, cultural isolation, so-
In the course of my journalistic ' , the utmost penalty, and that Jews in the JeWiSh demands concerning the already been dredged. Large sailing
cial
persecution,
political
disabilities
as
eath
d
its practical effects on Jews was lim- young Jew, Sholom Schwartzbard, has
general should take ilk
i-Iniunicipalities and by the regulations vessels are now able to apporo square
Another 1,000
Haifa COaSt,
ited to France. It may be said that
warning of what their f uture acti v a
en immigration and public works.
meters will have to lie extracted. The
(lit bring. This attitude which
t' aright
The resolution urges Great Britain Almagia company has submitted its
condemns Schwartzbard has its ef-
to adopt a policy of active support offer to the Palestine government for
fect on all Eastern and Central Euro-
for the Jewish upbuilding work in
the construction of the Ilaifa harbor.
pean Jews. Outbreaks which began as
accordance with the mandate. The
minor insults and snubs at the begin-
ning of June have developed into sys-
tematic, organized acts of tenor.
The attitude toward the rare here
in France is an unusual one. French
politicians are anxious to keep the
affair as quiet as possible. They are
not in the least interested in attract-
ing undesirable publicity to an anti-
Semitic campaign as it is exposed in
a French' court. Despite the fact that
French Socialists is one of the de-
fense committee for Schwartzbard,
the general attitude on the part of
Socialists is one of condemna-
tion for Schwartzbard. French So-
cialists would never have been
dragged into the case, if the Ukrai-
nians had not appealed to-the Socialist
press by citing Petlura's record as a
Socialist in Ukraine. The police espe-
cially are doing their utmost to put
a damper on the publicity attendant
upon the forthcoming trial. The at-
titude of la Prefecture was very well,
shown in its recent lassitude in ap-
li
prehending the two Ukrainians what
are supposed to have shot a Jewish ,

PAGE TWO

Anti-Semitism On Trial

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witness, l'erez Stein, who had
offered valuable testimony in aid of
Schwartzbard.
I have spoken to some of the lead- 1
ing French Jews here, men who are
known for their sagacity and knowl-
edge of international affairs, esixacial- 1
ly as regards the status of the Jews.
They are also' of the.opinion that the
trial should be made as inconspicuous,,
a, possible. They reason, with a1
great amount of logic, that publicity'
describing Ukrainian pogroms can
Eti - 1,
only have an adverse effect upon
plan Jewry.
•
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en1 , .
r.,1.
• and murdered
It is doubtful (a 1.•
counsel will be I ,
throughout the world. I
flit.
I have reached me in P,iris a
of American Jews scent to
I,
indicate that American Jews are
; unanimous in demanding the fullest
defense corps for Schwartzbard, and
I the greatest possible amount of pub-'
lieity on the Ukrainian pogroms. I
am sure that I as a Christian cannot
fully appreciate the terror through ,
which Ukrainian Jews must have
gone, but I believe that my contacts
1 with European Jews thus far ha,
made me sensitive enough to the
I needs and conditions of the nue.s of
I European Jews to know that the at-
' think. of American Jews is harmful.
Liberal Christians welcome exp..
'
sures of anti-Semitic activities, just
as do the Jews, but as a humanita-
rian I cannot help but regret useless
publicity. Anti-Semitisni as it factor
in the daily relations of Jews and
Christians still exists. Whereas a midi-.
Cant defense is the attitude to be
adopted by Jews in America, such a
policy would only have the gravest
consequences for helpless Jews shut
up in the villages and towns of Rou-
mania, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Hun-

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vary.

I do not know if the shooting
of Attaman Petlura by Sholom
Schwartzbard has increased anti-Se-
' mitism in America. It seems to me
',that if Schwartzbard as an individual
were punished for his crime, but
Schwartzbard as the symbol of his
race were absolved of the murder,
: it would have a beneficial effect on
the Gentile world of all continents.
That, however, is impossible, so it
'is absolutely essential for the true
• prestige of Christian liberalism that
Schwartzbard be acquitted .

ACTIONS COMMITTEE
CONCLUDES SESSION

Adopts Budget of £668,920 and
Urges Active Assistance
of Britain.

LONDON—IJ. T. A.)—The Pales- -
tine budget of the Zionist Executive
ror the year 1920-27 was adopted by
'the Zio''Ist actions committee which
hr. , , i • .acluded its two weeks' ses-
si, , i,- I. •
. '_, t. which requires the
Th.
..-,' , .1.0, includes the follow-
suni .
ing it, : For colonization work.
II70,000; education. £70,000; health
: work, f45,otte; Iladassah work, 00..
OtIO, immierstion, £39,000; l a b o r,
10(0(10; trade and industry, 115,-
, 000; an industrial bank, £25,000; ad-
ministration. £20,000; Ruttenberg
works. f25.000. .
As is seen from these items, the
I action( committee has decided to take
the necessary steps towards the es-
! tablishment of a Palestine Industrial
Bank fur the purpose of assisting the
' middle-class immigration in develop-
' Inc the industries of the country.
The actions committee also decided
to transfer the Keren Hayesod head-
quarters from London to Jerusalem.
Pr. Arthur Ilantke and Leib Jaffa
were appointed managing directors
of the Keren Ilayesed.

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