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more than £15,000. In the tt
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sion, in principle at least, that the ing colonies in the Valley of tits
sufferers are to be indemnified. reel the granaries wee wan • , n,'
Both
Alpha,
Ntn.
It will doubtless be necessary to fired:
compensate the victims in order to Ila'emek, Jedda, Nachlath
and
Geva,
while
many
head.
,,f
enable their resumption of normal
cattle were stolen from the c. Ion y
• occupations and to maintain the
Mesche.
good name of Palestine in the com-
The damage to Eeisun, Sarni
mercial world markets.
and Hebron is already known

JERUSALEM.—J. T. A.)—A
preliminary estimate of the dam-
ages suffered at Haifa set the
losses at i MAO.

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Jewish Counsel Named
LONDON. — (.1. T. A.)
Si,
Boyd Merriman was named I, the
executive of the Jewish Agency
for Palestine as counsel for the
Accuse Grand Musti.
J ERUSALEM.— (.1. T. A.)—The Jews in the investigation of the
Jewish leaders commission of enquiry. Sir Boyd
of
accusation
against the Grand Mufti of Jeru- , will soon leave for Palestine. lie
Salem as being responsible for the was Solicitor General in Stanley
anti-Jewish outbreaks has been Baldwin's cabinet.
Attorney Davis, also a minim,
, substantiated by Mohammed El
Feluji, of the Mufti's opponents. was appointed assistant to Sir
While the Mufti's party is con- Boyd Merriman. Harry Sucher
tinning its agitation of slander and and Leonard Stain of the Zionist
boycott against the Jews, Moham• Organization will also assist.
(lied El Feluji issued a statement
Oxford Students Return.
defending the Moslems of the vil- The Oxford students wlio de-
luge Agour, near Hebron, where fended the Jews in the A rub at.
a resolution was adopted declaring tack in Jerusalem arrived in Lon-
. "We find the Moslem Supreme don from Palestine today in
Council incompetent to defend our charge of the Rev. Graham Frown,
ee ,f pt,h.e. . principal of Wycliffe Hall. All
nrepresentative
T,)r
r ig s a and tu he
rights
majority of t t
wore sunbonnets and carried their
opinions
le. We reject the draft ordinance p rucksacks. They looked bronzed
continuing, the Mufti in office for and fit and seemed none the worse
life and imposing new taxes upon for the trying time they went
' the peasants. We are convinced through in Jerusalem. The stu•
that the former elections of the dents are reluctant to recount their
' Grand Mufti were irregular."
experiences.
rKbTri, efnactebser of one of the students
El Feluji accuses the Grand ex T
Mufti's party of cowardice in us- who met them at the boat said
' in gthe recent disturbances to that the Jewish community of Tel
unite all Moslems artifically. The Aviv presented each with a special
, Mufti appears before the people memento. "My son appreciates
Os a true nationalist and as a de- greatly the treatment acconbal the
fender of the Arabs, while before par t y by the Palest ine Jewish
the government he appears as an communities. The MI.m•nto will
enemy of the Jews are as one who ever be a treasured possession.
seeks to pacify the present yoga,- The students are all ' young men
Don. The fact of the matter is studying for the ministry. The
that he is always a prevaricator oldeseis 25. They were pleased at
and coward, who opposes his moo having enrolled in the police force
pie's interest trampling upon the and aided in restoring order in
. people to elevate himself." Jerusalem. On their return they
It became known here that the all attended divine services to of.
Grand Mush will institute pro. for thanksgiving for their safe re.
ceedings against the Tel Aviv 11e- turn.
brew daily Ha'Aretz for publishing
,Iewish university students in
an article entitled: The Bloody London are arranging is reception
' Hero." The article constituted an in honor of 'them.
answer to the Grand Mufti's state-
• ment accusing the Jews of starting '
League Adopt. Resolution.
the disorders,
GENEVA.— (J. 1'. A.) —The
I While the Doar Ila'yom, Jeru-
Assembly of the League of Na.
mien' Hebrew daily \•as sup-
tions in session here unanimously
! pressed ostensibly for the publics
s poem, the I eles- adapted the resolution on the 'I'ab
lion of BellVeni
stine events, submitted by FHA-
tin, Arab paper, reprinted the e
jof Namsen on behalf of the sixth
same poem. The Fo os ti a was
merely warned by the Acting ('urn-' eommissi" 0 •
The resolution adopted read:
missioner of Jaffa that the publi-
"The assembly expresses its pro-
cation of such matter will lead to '
found regret at the recent nub.
&A
: suspensMn. The Hebrew
was closed without previous notice. dents in Palestine, involving be,
of human lives. The Assembly
Palestine Jews Go Forward.
"Traveling through the country expresses complete confidence in

one has a feeling that Palestine the inquiry which the Mandatory
Jews are standing with their backs is institutiing and trust that the
succeed in coin•
.. to the, wall, while gathering latter will speedily
pletely restoring order and taking
strength to.go forward once more,"
measures
to
prevent
the recurrence
I declared Col. Frederick H. Misch,
in an interview with the Jewish of similar incidents."

' Telegraphic Agency representat've
Turkish Jews Di”vow Interest.'
here. "The wall is founded. on
('ONSTANTINOPLE. --61. T.
confidence in our cause and built
public opinion in
op with the support forthcoming A.)—Unlike
Christian countries, where sym-
• from throughout the world.
Even to one who went through pathy for the victims of the Pales-
' the war as a comhattant officer, tine outbreaks was universal, pub-
the house at Hebron, where A. D. lic opinion in the Republic of Tur-
Slonim and his wife were mur- key and particularly in Constant.
dered, with IS students of the inople, took an hostile turn and
Yeshiva, is an appalling sight. It Jewish leaders were compelled,
is perfectly clear at Hebron, Sated, apparently under pressure, to is-
Mot za, Jerusalem and everywhere sue(' statement disavowing their
• that rioting occurred, that the interest in the Jewish• victims of
, Arabs taking part behaved like the events.
The Turkish newspaper, pub-
. savages untouched by the hand of
' civilization. It has been repeat- lished articles attacking the Jews
and
claiming that Jewish lend. f-
' edly brought home to me that many
•of them really believed the stories lid gathered secretly and di ebb !
maliciously cimulated about the to open a subscription for the fe
I lief of the Palestine %LOU'' , AI -
Jews attacking the mosques.
thits
a
put the greatest share of respon- yelnsetincg to this
sibility upon those responsible for tion wits accompanied by asscitions
as
circulaing the stories and on the pointing
authorities for allowing them to be sion of Jewish solidarity."
The newspaper "Millet,"
circulated without an official de-
I after the disaster they ed is statement by the Tankish
ut:„tii.,
ip" riaolvok

Normal Life Returns.
M'ith the streets of the cities (:
i'rilh‘f'ealvdloitil' ob fnbii'lthi el e ' (111iiireasatni"ns'nuf'11. 11.'' 's'P't"10
gradually assuming a normal as- are not collecting one cent fen this
vat
poet, the cinemas reopened, pea- purpose. I can tell
'
pie going about as usual until S one of our Jews thought i
•••-•,-
or 19 o'clock in the evenings and Turkish Jews are compht ,
•'' ••
, motor traffic between the survey terested in everything
the scene and say what went un- outside the frontiers of
harmed during the recent disaster. try.
Tel Aviv was never actually at-
, tacked, not a single house was
LONDON. — (•1. T. .\
damaged. Most of the inhabitants foreseen, the armour , •
•
in the threatened quarters have re- Great Britain's willingm
'
turned to their homes.
up the Iraq Mandate ga
In the orange. groves in Judea impetus to the campaign f or drop.
and Sharon not a single tree was pinglhe Palestine Maoist ns
iarry
cut down in all the colonies. With A number of newspap(
the exception of Hulda and Ekron, comment in this sense.
1 which suffered partial damages,
the colonies were unharmed. The
Ekronities are returning home.
The orphans' village Ben - Shem
)een.
DANGER
i,,c ,F.. ,,
was undamaged. The children af-
D
rolN
er sp en dg
in a week in Tel Aviv
t
reurned
to t he vill.
age
—
Emek Untouched.
Contrary to previous reports, no
Jewish settlement in the Valley
tinuing the ob servance of ;I, fixed
of Jezreel or the Jordan \
tbhbath, thereby suffering ,ficere
was destroyed or burnt . Rutten - Sabbath
shhilireanhde (i:Ivirk:a .-
mEiucrohpirdw
economic
berg's power houses are working ecino
normally. The damage caused to bility, or of abandoning Ire ((b.
Rosh Ilanialah and Mishmar Hay- servance of the Sabbath alt-
near the Syrian frontier,
n.
yiv ,ho suc3
,
which were raided, looted and ,vac- Iwit fh
e nadi,srsoninhi :
/r. je llwyiasnhislo
uated, were subsequently reoccu•
pied. No machinery of the
No- from
„,(
verneisky plants at the Dead Sea tries and established a plan or
r(1.
was damaged and the workels have complete co-operation and ace. ,,: ,tri
iemt.ifi
,n
,nn7.u.(1,.;,t
t
ci,:m
e
returned to their posts.
inifis :It h.
Most of the refugees are re-oc- the world, in dealing with q u '
copying their homes in the evacu- an
o
ti m ns
' ated parts of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, calendar
m'lepwli
.
g in:h:lavi e j
the Sharon Plain, as well as at menting upon the (Ideal
Acre and Hahn, and Mitxpah near he said: ''Speaking on behalf of
ici-h to
I Tiberias.
the Jewry of America n
mi t reactio
Grind Ila'avodah, the settlement

RABBIS TO PREACH
OF
AGAINST f
REFORM
CALENDAR

say that Judaism is

I on the labor battalion on the nit- ary or obscurantist. It is not
Jew op-
will
The
skirts of Jerusalem near Talpioth, poetd to progress.
returned after losing one man and do all he can to promote ealciency,
about f5,000 worth of property. But the interests of his religion are
Eleven houses were completely d dearer to him than material gals.
looted and one house was burnt. The Salthath is the soul of the Jew.
Talpioth, which was evacuated, is ish religion, which has nre , '" ed
gradually king reoccupied. Mekor the life and the morale of the Jew- -
I Chaim, another Jerusalem suburb, ish people. The Jews are in4 0P
was fired.
posed to the reform of the (-aloe a
dar, provided the fiction of
Damages in Motza.
eon•
In Motra a few houses were blank day, which destroys the
no t intro-
burnt, including the one where the tinuity of the week, •
Je , w i ' -
was m
urdered
and
duced,
and
provided
that
the
lieut
y
hiy:ned. All the ntner houses were ish Sabbath and its position ",r; L ,,,
,,
loot ed
. buildings were de- regular week as it is now "'",.”,
ld.
All
wit h I
of ri
h mburnt
, iel
Idar.ourT
nlide a
benyta.m
,a py e. red or interfered
s t! ettl llee:
e rs
y not
t t the
there. In addition to the 'school
"I cherish confidence hu
house at Ilartuv being burnt, s e- government of theUnited
e
, r.,e :
eral houses were looted.
d. The In- of America, which reveres th.
stan
• habitants have not returned.
and

liberty, s‘
Kastinia, an isolated point in the religiousP1ri
, a Sd hc;;;;:
e.hil t .
the
south, was se v e rely damaged.
hinder
nt d
will
i ihgai t ° . uw
a he
T
.
huts of the girls farm on the out- such a holy institution
skiratrageof,„Htaat
l
vinely appointed Sabbath.
ifeaown.ertehe Haifa

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was burned and plundered The
damage here alone amounts to

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