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ARABS, COMMUNISTS
CONSPIRED AGAINST
JEWS IN PALESTINE

ROX ICU

WELVARE SOCIETY ' S
DANCE THIS SUNDAY

on the blacklist is none other the n
119 for participation in the Seel
the highest leader of the Palestin
!graphic Agency on his, i i;: , ....11
massacre,
, ri , i ,a 1 ir , ri 1, ,t , ,,,,,
,h ,,;:urdd idn tiri
Arab community, the chief of the
the steamer Berengari
y
c,
i i. , r lea inn i t
highest Moslem council, the Gran(
extended trip in Europe
o.
Sheik Gets Two Year..
Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin El Ilus
estine,
where
he
went
in.
At a meeting of the board of di-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1—A
At the last meeting of the North-
scrim. Following him are men
-' rectors of the European. Jewish' sentence of two years' imprison- western Women's League of the following the outbreak.
'Continued from Page One)
boned the most important Arab
"Among the Jews of 1, , .. • :,,,.. r
Women's Welfare Organization ment and the payment of a tine of
leaders and after them the Corn
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, Palestine the opinion
rked out the plans for the po-
' '''',. and
munist agitators in Palestine are held at the home of Mrs. A. Smilo,,1:50 plus the costs of the trial was on Oct. 23, at the Book Cadillac that Great Britain h.
rn of the Jews.
•
on Sheik TalebStar- Hotel, under the chairmanship f
• . ."
up to the terms of td,
-. flit letter as well as the biack-
bah, on trial in the Jerusalem Dis-
Declaration
Communists Blamed British.
conscient,..
-•
trict Court as one of the chief in-
says the correspondent. had
that the. Palestine ailn,
Terming the recent Arab at
stigators of the Hebron massacre
,, ti011
a rtten on official stationery.
itself organized the pier
tacks upon the Jewish populatiot
in
which
01
Jews
were
killed
and
tlIst the first name
J. e f so,,," ,s3elri .s a
Jews,"
CagforTai t sit:::: ,
of Palestine a national revau
• scores injured.
tionary movement against Britiorl
Two Arabs, spectators at the
The
British government has
imperialism, the West Europeat
trial of Sheik Taleb alarkah, were
is sincere in its intent ), . .: j a r,
bureau of the Communist Interna
arrested outside the courtroom,
filling the terms of td.
tional Executive calls upon the in
i
• :. -four
The arrests were made on the evi-
Declaration.
n.
ternational proletariat to present
dence of a British official who'(
"The most that one
a united front against British in:
recognized the prisoners as a mart' ,
he continued, "is that a ,
perialism, the Zionist bourgeois,
of a niob which fired on the Jews
the (officials of the l'a I , •
and the Arab rich landowners.
in Hebron on the day of the mast
grneiru ci e
s t raatni:,,in ai:re
passivity
g i I t)i .„, ., . ii. :'
In the manifesto the Communist
, ) ' ., g t:i.h°f l : i l i ' ef. ' .
nacre.
International denies that the Arab
Light Sentence Due to Collapse of
riots. The reason for t I .,• i i :„: hat
attacks were in any way an anti-
Prosecution.
a number of the inenili,
Semitic pogrom, declares that the
Inadequate preparation of the
Palestine administration ,
Arabs have attacked the Jews in
case by the police and the collapse.
and
. I Ni on te,t,lii t i hiesitiat,n"dihneg
. as, Isis 1 , •, . ,,,:• ii,,Sit lih s i .i'i.
Palestine not as Jews, but as
of the prosecution twice during
agents of British imperialism. It
the course of the trial is held re-
Cahan
maintained,
-1
warns that Great Britain is de-
- tine
sponsible for the light sentence ac-
Jews will not renounce t!, • posi.
veloping Palestine as a base from
•
corded Sheik Taleb Markah. In-,
tion in the country, will,
. which it can launch its attack
mah-
dignation was expressed in Jewish.
out
out the help of Great
upon the Soviet union. Jewish im-
circles over the sentence.
Their courage. in the fa ••
• the.
migration can only be possible in
The verdict was delivered by
Arab onslaught is clear
Palestine under British conditions.
hr C. M. ii•res storm Judge Currie. A crowd of several
of their cle itnsearyitohoitrliha arti t:7,11, , 1 ,, , ,,,,,,a.t
and those conditions are such that
I e.
..cr,,,,t,u1. et n 1 l i e, ,n, n c catzt: ,
hundred Hebron. Jews and Arab:' MRS. A. D. MARKSON
there must be a continuous antago-
MRS. JOSEPH BAGDADE
waited outside the courtroom while
nism between Jewish and Arab
Sirs.
M.
Weksler,
a
financial
re-
has lost not,. 1. . and
arra•gements
were
completed
for
the
court
deliberated,
workers, the letter declares, urg-
ing the expose of the Poole Zion the annual dance to be held thisIn handing down the verdict in port on the work of the past year on the contrary gained iii •.. nath.
Nov.
3,
at
the
the
Jerusalem
District
Court,
This
is
true
not
only in i':, -tine
'
Sunday
was
submitted
by
Mrs.
M.
Hay-
evening,
which falsely maintains that Jew-
itself, but in European e , ortries,
ihuol!Igse Currie said: "The court . man.
ish workers of the United States Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The com-
that on Friday afternoon
American
Jewry
has
ion, "ii i.i: to
Mrs. A. D. alarkson, chairman,
are more progressive., better or- munity is appealed to co-operate
as
fear, since Palestine dear) nself
ganized and more revolutionary in making thus dance a success and THaelberbonw
and Mrs. C. Brody, co-chairman of
i rishagbuiitlat n
y tso ft oinactittiiincgk the
is unafraid," 5Ir. Cohan . . :led.
than the Arabs, and is really inr- thereby aid the work of the so- .
the ticket committee for the an-
Jews. On Saturday he addressed
From his personal kto...,
.• of
cagy for European orphans.
perialistic in character.
nual ball to In! held Nov. 21 at the
d I)
Ranisay MacDonald, r.. ,
there is jinn:. jukffine,: tienntt.
, of
The manifest:, urges an inten-
Mrs. J. Zuckerman is chairlady evidence
Book-Cadillac, reported on the pro-
Ito utprove
Great Britain, Mr. Cal,
•atcil
gress
of
the
work.
sive campaign "to expose the real of this dance., assisted by Mrs. Jos- Therefore it constitutes a misde-
-Mrs. E. Pol- he is certain that the . •
-Al,
character of Zionism and the club Bagdade, president of the or- innanor."
lack as chairman of the program
steps to safeguard Pali -
,,,Ii
swindle of "the National Home ganization, Mesdames Mishkin,: Counsel for the defense asked committee outlined the activities of
be taken as sp•dily as tio
her
group.
for the Jewish race."
Radner, A. Levin, J. Goldberg alai for a six months' sentence only,
sion of inquiry in Pith-•
A. Yudkotf.
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent pletes the investie.,01,, c
foffiries.hucihvoauil, do lfrnis: e set to precedent
Fight Balfour Declaration.
Mrs. I. Wohlman of 121 Avalon, a
of the schools (outlined the. planned it is charged.
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A. — telephone Longfellow 1191, is head Inthe course of the day Govern- activities of the next school sea-
That there can be no peace in Pal- of the sick committee of the society ment Advocate Sherwell briefly son in a brief address. He
an- Checker Cab — Empire- 7000
estine as long as the Balfour Dec- and all reports of illness are to be summed up the evidence for the nounced
the plans for adult class-
laration stands will be the repre- •onununicated to her.
• prosecution, basing his plea for es at the Philadelphia-Byron Tal-
sentation of an Arab deputation
I
conviction on the statement of As- mud Torah. Mr. and alrs. M. Bud-
to the parliamentary commission
sistant Police Superintendent of kin and S. Solomon provided en.
RE-ELECT
of inquiry, it was decided at the disclaiming all responsibility f
or . Ilebron Safferatta, which corrob- tertainment at this program.
conference called by the Arab
the consequences if their demands Dented the evidence of the prose-
The League will next meet at
executive.
are not hee de
cation as well as that of defense the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
Resistance of taxation was a once threatened
Torah at 8 p. In., Tuesday, Nov.
ed to prevent the witnesses.
weapon determined upon in the Jews from visiting the Wailing
The brother of the Grand Mufti 5. Noted speakers will address
Arab demand for a parliamentary Wall altogether,
this
meeting.
A general Arab strike will be in summing up for the defence,
government in the country. The
c jeered at the absurdity of proseeu-
conference, attended by several
•
_
"n
witnesses,
calling
them
all
alled for Nov. 2, the anniversary
hundred Moslem and Christian
l iars, stated that he is ashamed to subordinates' reports on the occur-
Arab leaders from all sections of of the issuanceof the Balfour i
Declaration.
speak of the absorb accusation rences in the entire country. ale
Every Race
the country as well as 25 repre-
Preedy indicated it would be un-
The conference approved 0
sentatives from Syria and a num-
, that
-0
birds"
in referring
the girls
he wise to take away ninny police of-
Taleb
used the to
term,
"sweet
ber from Transjordania, presented resolution of the Arab Executive:
calling
on
Great
Britain
tee
recall
was
alleged
to
have
said
were
in
ficers
from their districts.
demands for the immediate abro-
t t h h e e . m Sa lis io s n a i n c r re. house, chief scene of
gation of the temporary regula- Sir John Chancellor from his post
Soleil,
another
coon-1
Commission
Visits Wailing Wall.
tions existing at the Wailing Wall. as high commissioner of Palestine.
The Arab economic boycott set for the defence on the legal as-,
JERI'S:UE.51, (J. T. A.)—Wor-•
Declaring that the temporary regu-
against
the
Jewish
in
Palestine
was
pacts
of
the
case,
pointed
out
that
shippers
a
ho
gathered
at the Wail-
lations have existed too long and
a ccused
.
was subject only to the ing Wall for the Friday evening
endorsed by the conference, visit• t h co
services
Were
ing delegates urging that a simi. punishment for a misdemeanor
surprised when the
Inc boycott against goods produced since he was not seen arming the, members of the parliamentary
Commission of Inquiry came to the
by Jews be adopted in their resp•c- • c "vd •
Wall. The visit of the Commission
live countries.
had not been scheduled
The proposal that the commis-
Jaffa Jew Acquitted.
sion of inquiry lie boycotted was
Prior to the opening of the first
JAFFA, 1-1. T. A.)—Issas Aln
rejected.
birdie, 511-year rob! Jewish fishmion- session of the Palestine commis.
sion
of inquiry, the Zionist Execu-
New Ordinance.
g(r of
was acquitted of the
With the Arab Execbtive con- charge of wounding with intent to • tive not with the counsel which is
ference deciding on resistance of murder six Arabs on the day if the to represent the Jews' eve at the
taxation and continuation of the riots. Abbadis seas acquitted by investigation. Sir Boyd Merriman
boycott agitation, a special ordi. Judge Plunkett, sitting in the Jaffa and Viscount Erleigh have just
completed a tour of the country,
mince for seditious offenses an; Court.
hv riseiik g the scenes of the out-
rushed through to meet the press
Declining to hear the summing
a.
eat situation in the country.
up of the case by the prosecution
•
•
A Seditious Offencea Ordinance, and the defense, the Judge declared
based on English common law, that the testimony of the prosecu- "ZIONISM STRENGTHENED BY
OUTBREAKS,"
SAYS
CAHAN
was promulgated without the usual tion's witnesses was conflicting and
month's notice.
NEW YORK. — (J. T. .1.1 --
unreliable.
Both the prosecution
Part 3 of the ordinance, designed and the defense counsel are Jews, t "The Jews will remain in Pales-
ine, notwithstanding recent oc-
to meet the present circumstances the prosecutor bein • Government
in the country, deals with unlawful Advocate Bardaky and the defense currences in the. country, because
t is the determined will :of the.
assemblies, riots and other of- attorney, Dunkelblum.
Yishub to remain. Zionism has
fences against public tranquility.
This is the first case of a Jew
wea ened. It has
k
Three or more persons assembled having been tried for murder in , not been
with the intent to cause persons to the trials growing out of the re- •merged stronger than ever be-
fore," declared Abraham Callan.
fear a breach of the peace or to cent Palestine outbreaks.
EIGHTH WARD
editor of the Jewish Daily For-
terrorize the public will be consid-
Abbadis, a native of Jaffa is
erect as constituting a riot. Any- known as a peaceful, law-abiding ,1 u•ard, in an interview with the
I THANK YOU
representative of the JewishaTele•
one participating is liable to two citizen a Ty
1 hi s acquitt at
was hailed.
I years' imprisonment.
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spondent J. T. A.
doors, the commission of inquiry JERUSALEM. — Sir Walter
decided to admit four newspaper- Shaw, in opening the proceedings
men, one representative each of of the Inquiry Commission which',
the Hebrew, Arabic and British is to investigate the l'alestine out-
press, and a representative of the break, gave every indication of an
foreign press. The number was excess of caution when he declared:
restricted to four press represen- "The Commission observes that
tatives because of the limited ac-. charges of a serious character have
commodations, the commission de- been made by the Arabs against
dared in making the announce- the Jews and the Jews against the
ment. Each section will select Arabs, each attributing to the other
one representative, who will later responsibility for the events which
report to this group. The adm ix - l
both deplore. Charges have also
sion ticket is transferable, !been made against theadministra-
The decision to admit the press tion."The fact is, however, that
representatives was reached after not a single leading Arab deplored
discussion with the counsel re- the outbreak. On the contrary,

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resenting the Arabs, Zionists and many boastedof the results of the
the government. The reversal of "revolution
," not one disassociating
the commission's decision was
himself from the r ioters.
due, it is stated, to the represen- Except for this
grave lapse and
tations made to II. C. Luke, civil the inclusion of the government
secretary, last week by a depute-
Lion of journalists composed of with those who have been charged
Gershon Agronskr, Jacob Fishman —to which Government Counsel
Preedy objected, causing Sir Wal-
and Mr. Memory.
ter to modify the word "charges"
to
"complaints" against the gov-
TWO ARABS SENTENCED
ernment—no criticism was voiced.
TO DEATH FOR MURDER
in
the
presiding official's opening
HAIFA.—(J.T. A.l—The sec-
and pronouncement of death sent- speech, which emphasized the bene-
results of the inquiry, such
ence on Arabs found guilty
t- - ' as thte future peace, prosperity, con-
murder during the Palestine out-
of
fi
made
Oct.
24
in
the
tentment
and progress. It is satis-
break seas
Haifa court district sitting as the Eying to note that room was found
in
the
speech
for reference to the
criminal assizes by Chief Justice
Sir Michael MacDonald, :sitting Mandate, Shaw foreshadowing that
the
government
policy will be direc-
with Judge Litt. The same court
last week sentenced three Arabs fed ong the terms of the Mandate,
Another
salutary
reference is that
to death for the murder of Isaac
Mamaan, Jewish mechanic of the Commission is not holding the
inquiry on behalf of the Palestine'
Sated.
Two Sated Arabs, Ahmed Scha- government but on behalf of His
riffs and Ahmed Salim Zanib, were Majesty's Government,
sentenced to death for the murder Foreign Consulate a inRcelupdresented.
consuls,
ing Paul
of Hannah Kohen, wife of Ra-
phael Kohen, during the outbreak Knabenshue, Consul General of the
at Sated on Aug. 28. Two other United Stets, members of the Vaad
Arabs found guilty of complicity ',coral, National Council of Pales-
in the murder were sentenced to tine Jews, the Arab Executive, and
30 newspaper men, constituted the
10 years each.
audience in
courtroom,
• The trial was the shortest held which
jammed
so far on the charge of murder.
Three witnesses for the prosee d - when promptly at four o'clock, the
Lion were heard—the son and has- session was opened. Assistant At-
and torney General Drayton Was the
band of theTmurdered womhuansbaand
only s government r F eupnd,
sonand
re s ,,.a
ent is vep
a
n rtese
h -
111 M. l p ' sianicshhuk, in, R
testified that they witnessed thrent.
head
Jewish
hNational
shooting.
in
audience,
12
ed"ts;r ere chairman of the National Council
Tlu:eleet ALriafebsin'oPf'i.;;;"
sentenced to life imprisonment at of Palestine Jewry, was not present •
hard labor and two to five years' nor was Amin El Husseini, Grand I
imprisonment for setting fire to Mufti of Jerusalem, although a .
the house of Solomon Goldzweig number of members of the Supreme
on the day of the riots, when Gold- Moslem Council were there.
zweig's wife was found asphyxiat-
William Henry Stoker, Arab
ed in the burned house. The two counsel, who sat with Abdul Iladi,
sentenced to five years were given a member of the Arab counsel, ap-
lighter sentences because of their peared ceremonious and composed,
youth.
Sir Boyd Merriman, who
sentenced men included the heads the counsel for the Jews, was
two
T Ranein brothers, who were businesslike and eager, Govern-
condemned to death for the mur- ment counsel Preedy indicated •
condemned
der of Isaac Mamaan, Jewish me- desire to shorten the proceedings
chanie of Sated, the first to fall ■ as much as possible, suggesting
victim during the massacre. that Alan Saunders, Acting Corn-
Chief Justice McDonnell, sit- mandant of Police, be the first wit-
ting with Judge Litt, his sentenced ness, presenting his own and his

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