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LEAGUE COMMISSION but he could not promise the date With regard to the land ques- meeting was held in the Federation
a decision would be given. lion, Lord Passfield had this to building, 71 West Forty-seventh
BLAMES BRITAIN IN when
The officials of the Board of say:
street.
PALESTINE'S RIOTS .lewish deputies pointed out to "The government cannot allow
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• Lord Passfield that the board, with a condition in which a new work-
Wailing Well Hearing.
••• sifiFe s oirAtOPIP- Olinget.PIMAIrra••
t he assent of t he Colonial Office, less and landless class may be
had taken the initiative in the en. created in Palestine. The Arab
JERUSAI•ENT• -- (J. T. .\.) —
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immigration certificates and dem_ large,' Jewish Agency and the who loses his land cannot adjust Only the tolerance of the NIoslems
, EN' YORK. — (.1. 1'. .4.1 —
onstrate its intention to adminis. beard was therefore keenly inter- himself to ditierent kinds of labor, has permitted the Jews to pray at
Su:;remo• Court Justice Nathan Bi-
ter Palestine in the spirit of the este' in the administration of the according to the circumstances, the Wailing Wall and new the
ju
. who died July 8, was born in
In sad but loving memory of our
Mandate, Lord Passfield, British Mandate. The delegation pointed like an Englishman or an Ameri• Jews areitrying to take advantag e
No ». York City in 1862. In 18,01 dear father, Herman Baehr, who
:secretary, stated that ,out that the board was compelled can. When he loses his .111:111 liar. of this tolerance by building a
colonial
he married Lilly Proonich of Gl-
a
passed away two years ago), July
that the immigration cal of land and his gt oia he inuog- synagogue in the H are m area, de-
b
there has been no change in the to (relieve
British government's policy in certificates had been suspended on ices, and perhaps justifiably so, clarood Nlohanom•d Altaf Tazani, a `'"ton, Texas, who ( "Pith"' with a 9, 1928.
survives
Palestine, no uncertainty i n it s political gr o unds since the eronomi that he has lost all hi , means of moot -tiller of the Cutis, a mystic Nlo- soh \ , , vi't:',I,'. 'N.,. . I Ir
A nree•ol. one from
il Juan ice itii,,, j. op t.,
execution of the mandate and the is factors hail been thoroughly ex. support. Anil when such a class k hammed sect. :old the guardian of .
A
"iv. we hived is
A place vi ,11 ■1411,
protests of the Jews appear to be amino' by the Palestine iodminis. created and keeps growing larger, the Egyptian Mo s l e ms' Wakf, in ialihool in corporation law and took
ola heart•.
which Ilt,1 . 1
oll he Idle,)
The testifying before the Wailing Wall Pail in the reorganization of sev-
tuition before issuing the certili• it must beeoonie dangerous.
based upon a misunderstanding,
re 1. not
day, clear (ether.
enol
railroads.
Ile
was
fist
elect-
0110115
of
Commission.
government
Lord Passfield's statement was rates.
must find
We
1101 ,hick of
averting this."
iMOICCI In the form of an Official
In the course of the cross-exam- el to a 11-year term ac Supreme
Says Agency's Work Hindered.
Your loving Children.
) and
The secretary for the colonies ;n a ti on Brawn was e
xrl iyn.,,iinl,h,)lis
i
communique Friday night by the
The delegation also informed
(tlis i as latoolifint
expire
o,ci'Pe d hr
hio?,I,!a
evoit"
tt J veril
t. flatly denied than
that his g
colonial office.
The delegation
by Abdul Auni Bey, ,
Lord Passfield that the
that called on the colonial secre-
facilitates the purchase of Patio , - Brewer replied, "I won't allow, a without oppositioon. Because of hi ,
In loving memory of our dial!.
means decision had pr i'uolico 'ol the
Lary consisted of ol'Avigolor Golds work of the Jewish Agency and it tine land by th e R oman c atholic Loo,•iontine to insult ine. Unless My ability as a Supreme Coourt Justice husband and father, Aaron Rodin,
solid, president of the hoard of
Church, while making land jour- honor is upheld I shall not con- he ,vaschosen b yijhe A hlii ' ll aie Di- who died ten years ago, today..luly
sclaim)! to indicaloo that the
V.
Jewish Reputioos; Lord Rothschild,
chase there difficult fur the Jews. time."
lirawoor testificol that he Vii.0 , 11 to Sir most f requently II, Phi. 19.
moment had made up its mind ;hat
vice-president; Jacob M. Rich, sec-
\‘ith regarol to the niksion
ihe three "' al ' s. ' 4 the
Jewish immigration
must be it
"t Sir had once born called uo to the a
,14.1 when hi. life sea. hseeio•t.
pellate Tenn, which hoses appeal,
Celery, and Bertram Stuart Straus,
•
' • i i' "I ii John Simpson, he declareol:
Torah before the Wall.
J 1.5 when hi. hoee.. orre best,
peol.
Explaining that the Jewish
F.xplaining
from
in muriniiplil Gnats.
treasurer.
"Please note that we have not
iii ,,d called him hiinte from those h,
,. •
,. '
Half way through his testimony
io,tie t, it iimttoi,:rkoti,iii
.
.,,,..t1.,:ii.,,,,i,,.
,,,.
The mandate did not envisage Agency depended entirely up000l
Only Jewish Horne Envisaged.
v . sent Sir John Simpson to bring us the
active
white-turbaned and white-
voluntary cent ributions and that
'
'rii eterral think
a report, but rather to bring us
as a result Of the suspension of Ow
cloaked Altar Tazani declared that (e" .t ill
i II
may think we have nirvotten.
the establishment of a Jewish •
information about
important
When at time+they
El Barak reminds the Nlooslems of
iniigration co airman s ' tho Ass ,
"hit
li la " he was elected
state in Palestine but only a Jew-
poins, an tat the govrnmnt Nlohammed's night journey to 0
110 they little know the hturtat-ht-
cy's income had tarn s ' .00ritoUsly ' fif:
( ''''
'"1 o f the New York(.11fer-
Th•t our smile , hid,- all the while.
heaven and that all Sufis must en, e of Charities. Its was a trus-
ish national home consistent with fected, the deputation said that the will t arrived ath ilerisiii " i " e nee " eil-
e
the maintenance of the position ,,ort.rtintene, bud not
sines with his information, and not
His loving TVA and Children.
p olicy
nutke a pilgrimage to the Barak tee of the Baroon its Hirsch Fond
err-
and rights of the Arab population, i '
- his recommoondatioon."
and to the Mosque of Aksas. He and of Ihe
used a loyal
oya and I oon
' t en ' t eo I pop We
Free Trade
Lord Passfielti informed the depu• lion in Palestine.
Arabs Resurrect Document.
said that it journey to El Burak . S' 1 "'° 1 1111 . 1 " member
b
(h('
tirt1on.
Pointing out that the ,law's for
A photostatic copy of a written was it source of knowledge and: grogation Wine .leshurun. Among
Pointing out that while there has
• ,
i h niti h y:, o t o ,thaosor
.gration c o iturns had suffered injustice il t, pledge by the late LoralBalfour the Nhosque of Aksa was hoolY. Any- the maul
SAM POLLACK
been no stoppage of immigration
i
nfTlliuh•d were the
the hands
•
o ethers and that they to King Hussein, former ruler of one who allowed the Jews to p ay
r
of 2550 Cadillac boulevard, 5o
there must be a limit t), Jewish im- would be the lust t i wish t s
'
the Ilidjaz,..coontioning the prom- near the Nloisque of Aksa sells a Anwriraii Jewish 001111) 1 Itee of Years old, died on July 10.
Fu-
migration determined by the ab- •
justice infliebod on the IAr'aI l s i ',r tihnt: ices 1/1- independence !wooly to the criminal, he stated. which he was a founder, Legal Aid neral services were held on July
Linder cross-examination he ad. Society, Ethical Culture Society,
sorptive capacity of the country, deputation begged His Majesty's Arabs by Sir Henry MacoNlahon
13 from Cilberes Funeral Home,
mitted
that
the
N1o,sque
of
Barak
Educational
Alliance
and
the
Fed-
Lord Passfield said that 950 err- government to release the Hume has been received by the League of
with interment at Beth Moses I.
tificates on the labor immigration
gration certificates and demon-, Nations as a part of petition front was inside the Haram area but he (oration for the Support of Joowish Cemetery. Rabbi Ashinsky offici-
schedule for the present half-year
Among ated. Ile is survived by his wife,
at rate its intention to administer the Syrian-Palestine Congress added that the pavement where the Philanthropic Sotikoties.
have been sanctioned in advance
Palestine in the spirit of the Man- dated July 11, according to u (io- Jews pray was passed by :Mohan- the philanthropies which he Hided Esther; two daughters, Mrs. Ber-
and have not been suspended.
mad on his way to El Barak. Ile were
re the National Farm School, tha Groesbeck and Arline;
Iii:
The colonial secretary stated date i neva dispatch to the New York
could not, however, name any National Jewish Hospital, Ameri- mother, Fannie; brother. Nathan
'Norio!.
that the Shaw commission had re-
Immigration Ban Temporary.
It seems that after the Balfour Arab writer who has said that El can Jewish Historical Society, Nit- of Louisville, Ky., and sisters, Mrs. s.
ported that a certain number of
NEW YORK.--(J. T. A.)—The Declaration was promulgated a liurak s u it the Wailing Wall were tioonal Conference of Joowish Social
Broch, Mrs. Tillie Feldman,
Arabs had been economically
identical.
• Service, Hebrew Sheltering and Mrs. Thelma Goldstein :mid
Mrs.
prejudiced as a result of Jewish present government of Great Brit. counter agitation was started
Immigrant Aid Society and Young Iola Schwartz.
Sultan's Edict of 1841.
land purchases, and although it aim is not hostile to the idea of a among the Arabs by the Turks, the
An edict of Sultan Abdul NIejid, Nlen's Hebrew Asociation.
was recognized that the Jewish Jewish Homeland in Palestine; latter pointing out to the tilt rat
LEON WEINBERG
Agency paid liberal monetary com- Jewish immigration into Palestine ruler of Iraq, King Faisal, that dated I8-II, which conferred the
of 1-115 Glynn Court. 54 years old,
pensation to the Arabs on the land, has not been stopped, but only the Allies were planning to par- rights and privileges of a chief
died on July 13. Funeral services
the government had considered it "temporarily post poned ;" Great titian the Arab territory among rabbi on Rabbi Abraham Gagin
were held at Gilbert's Funeral
necessary to inquire into the truth Britain intends to carry tout the themselves. King Hussein in- and which orolereol non-interfer-
formed
the British
of these
Turk- ence with the Jews "in the syna-
Ilene July 15, with interment at
Of the allegations and with this ob- terms of the Palestine Mandate to ish
activities
and the
document
the
letter,
but
Jews
should
remem-
W0000dniere Cemetery. Rabbi Frani
gogues, at places of devotiona l
ject has secured the best possible
NF: \f 1-01,,k- . _ (.1 . T . A . ) — A aini.iated.
He i s sai.ei).),,j by' his
expert to make Inquiries. These ber that what has been promised now submitted to the League of visits and pilgrimages and I luring gi.,.at
,
it
,,
aais.
collection of Naha!
Nations
is
said
to
be
Lord
Bill-
then,
in
the
Balfour
Declaration
wife,
Harriet, 811,1 a S011. Seymour.
the practice of Jewish ritual" was
inquiries, Lord Passfielol stated,
have been pursued without dela, and the Mandate is not a Jewish four's reply to lbossein, according produced before the Wailing NS'all since art ' f " rmerlY "wiled by Gus-
time Dreyfus of Paris who solo! it
state, but a Jewish Homeland in to the 1Vorlds cable
Commission.
ARCHIE SELWYN DIES
The Woo rlol says that the faro-
This edict was renewed with the to the Duveen Brothers, is soon too
Tialestine, and that according to the
LOS ANGE LES.---(J. T. A.)--
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this
'•' Mandate Great Britain must pro- merit is date.' Feb. 8, 1918, three confirmation of succeeding chief
Archie Selwyn, Jr., an asistant di-
." oI •troYol t o T
o have
i'voI "IlaIoI :oe t; rector at the Selwyn Studio and
test the civil and religious rights months after the Balfour Decla- rabbis as late as I a93. The edict t I ioT, which is Ir resorted
.
the
ration was given to the Jews, and of Sultan Abdul Mejid is consid- sold for 115,000,000, contains sever- . ,in Of
of non-Jews in Palestine too.
the Niw York stilge predue-
This is the gist of the opinions the original Lord Balfour's letter i ered perhaps the most significant al Cossa portraits, a bust itscrila•ll ,.r, di e d h er ,. July 9, ffroma t•,.„„_
expressed on the Palestine saw,- is in P.S'` ,.,,, Inn of the Grand Mufti piece of evidence presented by the too Leonardo da is
and an impor- tared skull which he received in an
Illiiiiutio. unto
lion by Lord Passlield, British sec- of •ierusaloom, who obtained it Jews because it shows the Turkish tart series of medals ,
niiihile accident.
NI r Selwyn
MEMBERS
rotary for the colonies, in an in. from King Hussein last Nlarch be- attitude towards the Jewish re- e iiIct ,".it`i : il,it?
l ii etrui i , : o.i°,", ' h . in stalled
1• 1 1',1 i .,'.
.11' 11
' i ii e here in months ago).
terview which he gave to, J. I,. fore the Arab delegation went to 1i ‘g. iioiolus sites, including the Wailing ()
, and
New York Stock Exchange
5 „ .•
„ es ,,,
oi .
died
in
,
Fine
London
correspondent
of
London,
where
its
contents
were
\
,
1
Detroit Stock Exchange
' 1 '
ll year , the
collect i on remained
Associate Members
the New York-Chicago Daily For- made known to Premier MacDon-
poor in his pr i vate Wide Support Offered Groes-
beck Candidacy.
ald and Lord Passfield.
New York Curb Markel
ward.
apartnient in Paris, and during
Dr. Weismann Attacked.
In less than a week after former
Joan Crawford's Latent Hit that time was a center of attrac•
Amity Urged by Warburg.
MILTON GORDON
Reoillent Shinny,
connoisseurs.
Accusing Dr. W eizmann of al-
Governor Alex J. Groesbeck nn-
The Palestine mandate could be
at Michigan.
Direct Wires lo All Principal Market.
nuanced his candidacy for the Re-
lowing "unfounded rumors" to carried out and should be, in the
•
publican nomination for governor,
spread, Lord I assfield stated to the interests of all the peoples of the
121 Penobscot Building
Forward correspondent:
Holy Land, Felix M. Warburg,
Scintillating style spectacles that Old Window Shades Reno - in the Sept. 9 primaries, organiza-
Cherry 9620
ti
formed in GO of the 83
"I know Or. Weizmann for the chairman of the administrative reach a sensational climax when
rated Like New
counties
of 31ichigan. The yeti-
ens were
past 10 )'ears and I have never, committee of the Jewish Agency the models disrobe and plunge into
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seen him as nervou s as he is today. for Palestine, (led:IFNI NIonolay,
tioons
placing his na me on the Intl-
a peel, spectacular ballet and on-
The rs-eiles shade cleaning co.,
are rolling in rapidly.
He has allowed the spreading of
The statement was made after rimy wh oo p ee on „ grand and lay- 2:131 Foilsmen avenue, is complete- lot
office of former Governor Gr The
• HUNTINGTON INN
certain irresponsible rumors and an informal meeting of the Anieri- ish scale, sharply contrast the lea- ly equipped to thoroughly clean any beck in the Dime Bank Building oes-
is
• .Woodward at Eleven-Mile
statements ab o ut Imo personally, as
can members of the council. the midi, and human story of three type of window shade. It elimi-
deluged with those
colonial minister, and about the administrative committee of the shop
offering th e i r
motivates
that
"Our nab, all born and cracked spItS, services fr o m e v e ry p ar t of
the
government. I am not saying that Jewish Agency, members got' the Blushing Brides" in which Joan making the shades look like new. state
COPELAND
he himself has spread therm But I newly elected administrative conk .
, , ni a
als o an,
iDEPENDABLE ELECTRIC
ooro- , A -1-hour service is offoireol itnil
REFRIGERATION
do say that he should have denied, mittee of the Zionist Orizioniritioon thy Sebastian are reunited by Met- unusually low prices mak e
it MODERN DELICATESSEN
or corrected, them SO that they of A
12th St. at W. Grand Blvd. Enc. 6046
and members of the no-Goldwyn-Mayer. This film is worth while to retain the old rein-
might be nearer to the truth."
Dexter Boulevard
. Palestine Emergency Fund. The nor at the Michigan Theater.
low shades.
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