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PAGE SEVEN
anAl THE LEGAL
ACT LEGALIZES
ALIENS' ENTRY
The Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society (IIIAS),
of 425 Lafayette St., New York
City, calls attention to an amend-
ment to an act adopted at the last
section of Congress enabling
those who came to the United
States pripr to Jury 1, 1933, and
for whomihere are no records of
permanent admission, to legalize
their stay in this country, pro-
vided, however, it can be shown
that prior to that date these aliens
could not be deported to any coun-
try to which it was lawful to de-
port them, and were in the United
States as political or religious
refugees. This amended Act is
effective for one year only and
expires on June 7, 1935. Applii-
cations for registration and legali-
zation must, therefore, be made
prior to June 8, 1935.
Although the act is generally
known as the Russian Refugee
Act and the chief beneficiaries will
undoubtedly be Russians who can-
not return to that country, other
aliens will also be able to profit
thereby, if it can be shown that
deportation in their cases was im-
possible.
Zliens who have been ordered
deported or whose deportation
can be ordered because of convic-
tion of crime prior or subsequent
to entry, insanity, public charge,
etc., cannot avail themselves of
the provisions of the act.
The application for registration
and legalization must be made on
prescribed forms. In this connec-
tion HIAS, at its headquarters at
425 Lafayette St., and at its of-
fices in Boston, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, Chicago, Washington,
D. C., San Francisco and Seattle,
assist applicants in completing
their applications for legalization
and advises them as to the pro-
cedure, particularly as to whether
the act applies to their cases.
I
Appoint Two Jews
To Prague Faculty
I
PRAGUE. (JTA) — Eight new
professors have been appointed tot
the medical faculty of the Ger-
man University of Prague, two of
them Jews.
The Jews are Prof. Berthold
Epstein and Ludwig Freund.
Professor Epstein, who has been
appointed head of the Children's
Clinic of the university, is 44
years old. Ile was born in Pilsen
and studied at Vienna and Prague.
He graduated in 1914, and served
as a medical officer at the front.
After the revolution Epstein was
clinical assistant to Privy Coun-
cillor Czerny in Berlin, and after-
wards held the same position in
Prague under Professor Fischel,
whom he succeeded as provisional
head of the Children's Clinic, and
now as permanent head.
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HARRY COHEN'S SON
DIES IN ACCIDENT
Serum Arrives Too Late to
Save Life of Leader's
15-Year-Old Son
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The tragic death of David
Cohen, 15-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cohen of 2071 Atkin-
son Ave., shocked the Detroit
Jewish community which numbers
the deceased boy's parents among
sibs
DAVID COHEN
its most devoted communal work-
ers.
David was injured near Hay
City, on Monday, when he was in
a car driven by Bernard Bern-
steine of 8905 LaSalle Blvd. Their
car collided with another car
whose two passengers were killed.
Bernsteine suffered mino• in-
juries and David was rushed to
the Mercy Hospital in Bay City.
Although he was at first be-
lieved to have been out of danger,
gangrene set in while David's arm
was being treated. There wan no
anti-gangrene serum at the hos-
pital, and Owen Stack Roberts,
stunt flier, volunteered to get it
from Detroit. Ile flew to Detroit
and back in less than two hours,
but the race was won by death by
about 20 minutes.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. on Thursday, and inter-
ment was in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar
officiated at the funeral.
Pallbearers were the following
six young friends of sthe deceased
boy: Bernard Goldman, Philip
Goldstick, Irving Rubin, Ilenry
Ehrlich, Milton Lipshinsky and
Arthur Snider.
Besides his parents, David is
survived by a sister, Isabel, and
a brother, Julian.
David was a sophomore at Cen-
tral High School. He studied at
the United Hebrew Schools, was
a fine Hebrew scholar, and was
well liked in both schools by
teachers and pupils.
Agudath Herel Young Judaea ■
On Tisha b'Ab, Agudath Heal
Young Judaea Club collected
$13.04 for the Jewish National
Fund.
The organizer, I. A. Lawton
and Rabbi Sperka, chairman of
Jewish National Fund synagogue
committee, honored the following
boys for bringing in the most
money: Jack Pearlman, William, Noted Soviet Scholar Dies in
Fitzerman, Abe Mitock and Jack
Moscow
Weinberg.
A concert for the benefit of
MOSCOW. (JTA) — Ben Zion
Young Judaea will be given on Rubstein, one of the most colorful
Oct. 7.
figures among Soviet Jewish schol-
ars and head of the Jewish State
Jews Taboo in Karlsburg
Museum, died. Ile was 52 years
BERLIN. (JTA) — All the old.
houses in Karlsburg, Germany,
Mr. Rubstein was born in Pol-
have signs, proclaiming that "Jew- tava province. When jle was 16
ish entrance is forbidden here."
years old, he entered the Zionist
movement, but was expelled some
Roamin' Round: Since Lilyan time later because of his sympa-
Tashman died. Eddie Lowe is sel- thies with the Jewish revolution-
dom seen at his old haunts. 'Twos ary movement in Russia. In 1903
only yesterday that Carl Laemmle, he was compelled to leave Russia
Sr., was entertained at luncheon owing to his revolutionary activi-
by Chancellor Dollfuss.
ties.
He took an active part in the
revolution of 1917. and in 1918
he organized the statistical and
economic division of the Jewish
commissariat of the Soviet govern-
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HAIFA. (JTA' — A highly
romantic marriage in Palestine
has had the happy sequel here
of saving an "illegal" woman
immigrant from prison and de-
portation. She was wedded by
her fiance almost oilQ1 very
threshold of prison.
One of a party of 37 Jewish
men and women who had been
detained while trying to enter
the country without authority,
and for whom bail had been re-
fused in spite of the enormous
amounts of money offered, this
young woman was being taken
from the courthouse prison.
While police were hurrying
along the dejected Jews, a
young man named Yerucham
Shermeister came along unob-
trusively and walked alongside
the young woman. Suddenly
he took her hand and in a
ringing voice, cried, "Will you
wed me?" She answered
"Yes." Then, in he presence
of them all, he pronounced
loudly the Jewish ritual vow,
"Then thou art consecrated to
me by the Law of Moses and
Israel!" and slipped a ring onto
her finger.
As a Palestinian citizen, he
went to the prison superin-
tendent and demanded the re-
lease of his wife, now a Pales-
tinian national. The superin-
trndent asked for written
proof, and the man went to
the rabbinate and secured the
necessary papers. The mar-
riage had been legally per-
formed.
Armed with the papers, he
returned to prison and ob-
tained his wife's release.
Slants on Sports
By MORRIS WEINER
■ copyrient. 1911. J.
T. A.1
Big Year for the Jews in Baseball
If there were no other Jewish
bah player in big league baseball
today the name of Hank Greenberg ,
first baseman of the Detroit Tigers
would be sufficient. Greenberg, one
of the rookies in the Tiger infield,
has amazed even the old veteran
Bucky Harris. Harris calls this
young Jewish rookie from the
"Bronnix" "the most feared hatter
in the American league today" —
despite the fact that the American
League boasts of such stars as
Gehrig, Foss, Manush and Gehrin-
ger. No one can tell when "Hard
Hitting Hank" steps up to the plate
whether he will powder the ball for
a double, a tripple or a fourbagger.
However, Greenberg isn't the
only Jew in big time ball parks.
There are three or four others.
Moe Berg, has just been released
from the Washington Senators to
make room for Cliff Bolton, who
really has been a holdout all along.
Berg is a good ball player and a
smart backstop. Now, the addition
of Phil Weintraub to the rosters of
the Giants, even though he comes
as a pinchhitter, should boost the
Hebraic stock to new ;,eights.
Phil Weintraub, the Chicago
Meat Packer
Weintraub is twenty-six years
old and for a rookie trying to crash
the fences of the big league stad-
iums it is pretty old. A man needs
a year or two of seasoning in the
majors before he can show what is
really in him. However, in the case
of Weintraub, this is another mat-
ter. While the Giants were on the
cowpastures in spring training
stopping over at every way station
and whistle stop where nine men
from 'any other major ball team
could he hustled together, Phil
would step up to the plate and
hammer one for Old Glory, the
meat packing business, which he
doesn't like, and for Ma Weintraub
too.
Nevertheless, it broke Terry's
heart when he realized that he
didn't have enough carfare for the
Jewish lad's journey to New York.
As a result he left. Weintraub in
Nashville, parked him, in the as-
paragus beds way beyond third
base and came north. So what did
Phil do up and so. All season long
he has ken hitting the ball so
heavily and so hard in the hope
that one of his drives might reach
Terry in New York. And one did.
Weintraub hit the ball for an 450
average in his three month stay on
the 'Cols and Terry plucked hint out
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Marriage Saves Palestine
Jewess from Deportation
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Prominent Chiropodist Meets
Tragic Death in Auto
Accident
Berlin Jews Issue
Calendar; Work of
40 Jewish Artists
BERLIN. (JTA I—The Artists'
Aid Section of the Berlin Jewita
community
is issuing an art cal-
Dr. I.ouis Weiss of 4202 Leslie
Ave., prominent in social and pro- mlar for the coming Jewish year
5095,
containing.reproductions
of
fessional circles in Michigan, Ohio
and Illinois, died Thursday morn- work by 40 Jewish painters and
ing, Aug. II, in an automobile ac- sculptors, accompanied by explan-
cident. Ile was 35 years old.
atory texts.
Funeral services were held Fri-
Prof. Max Lieb•rmann, the
day at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, painter, who was for many years
7739 John R. Rabbis A. M. Hersh. - president of the German Academy
of Arts, contributes an introduc-
tion. Most of the works in the
calendar are reproduced for the
first time, and some of them were
specially commissioned for the
calendar.
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LABOR STATEMENT
ON STAYSKY CASE
Made Public by Poale-Zeire
Zion; Will Fight
Revisionism
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
this week received the true text
:of the statement issued in Pales-
:tine by the Marini (Palestine La-
bor ('arty), after the freeing of
Abraham Staysky on the charges
DR. LOUIS WEISS
that he had killed Dr. Chaim Ar-
man, Leon Fram Harold
and H losoroli
Ro- "
senthal officiated. Burial was in
In translation from the Ilebrew,
Perfection Lodge's White Chapel the statement, as sybmitted to us
Memorial Cemetery. The funeral by the' Poale-Zeire Zion Party,
services were under the auspices of follows:
l'erfection Lodge.
"Rosenblatt and Staysky, who
I Dr. Weiss was junior warden of are set free for lack of corrobor-
: Perfection Lodge, F. & A. 51. H e isting testimony in accordance with
woo a fellow of the International I the letter of the law in l'alestine,
Scientific Association of Chiropody, were acknowledged also by the
a past vice-president of the Na- supreme court as the murderers
tional Association of Chiropodists of Arlosoroff. Both the lawyer
and a past president of the Michi- and the supreme court recognized'
gan State Association of Chiropo- the testimony of Sima Arlosoroff
dints, the was a member of Temple as a true statement of facts. On
Beth El. the other hand, the court consid-
Born in Austria-Hungary 35 ered the confessions of Abdul.
years ago, Dr. Weiss had lived in Medjid to be false in favor of the
Detroit 20 years. He was prominent defense, with a view of mislead-
in professional chiropodist circles, ing the court. The theory of
living been in great demand as a Horace Samuel concerning an at-
lecturer in Michigan, Ohio and Illi- tack with sexual motives was rec-
nois communities. He was a mem- cognized by the court to be a
fan-
her-of the Michigan State Board of tastic one.
Registration in Chiropody. A grad-
"This sentence, which frees the
uate of the Illinois School of Chiro- murderers from punishment, con-
pody, Dr. Weiss has practiced here firms for the second time file
for the past 15 years. lie shared most grave accusations against
offices with his brother at 1111 them.
Griswold St.
W
o
ael f tohrev et inrrigee a tnhcaet.
Surviving him are: His wife,
have knowna v
Viol a; three daughters, LaVerne
Harriet, Carol Lois and Donna the murderers of Arlosoroff fell
victims to provocations of Revi-
Marjory; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Weiss of Taylor Ave.; sionnit agitation. Our fight for
two sisters, Elizabeth and Violet; exposing the truth will not cease
six brothers, Dr. George Weiss of because Staysky and" Rosenblatt
Pontiac, Dr, Otto A. Weiss, Dr. were allied with partners to the
Edward A. Weiss, Joseph Guy, Wil- crime of June 10.
We see in this fight an effort
liam Max and Woodrow I'. Weiss,
to preserve purity in oirr etlyes;
all of Detroit.
we will fight against the evirse-
signs of the allies of the mur-
derers to cover up the blood of
of the daisy fields as soon as he
Arlosoroff; we will fight more vig-
could.
orously against the Revisionist
Another Case of the Wandering movement who proclaimed as he-
Jew
roes and saints people whose
Phil Weintraub's history reads foreheads bear the mark of Cain;
like the casebook of the Wandering
we will fight against the 'holy lie'
Jew. The big fellow, who kends
(according to Uri Zevi Green-
six feet one inch and weighs in the
berg's expression) as well as
neighborhood of 190 pounds started
against the acts of terror on the
playing ball for the Rock Island nart of the Sikrikin and Bar
y
Club back in 1926. Believe it or (knife wielders and gangsters);
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formerly of the Vienna Hakoah, and now with the Brookhattans,
Meads ea a foremost exponent of the soccer game la America
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not, he started his career as a we will not rest until the Zionist
pitcher and in the seven years that
Ps.
ale
('
it took him to travel from Evans- movement and the Yishuv
ton to Birmingham he played first tine populace) will he healed from
base, third base and fielded for a the leperous disease of the false!
season. In every league that he prophets with unclean souls and
was in he hit well over three Mind- holy hypocrites who desecrate
red. And he was in plenty of them. everything that is holy.
"We will fight against the sys-
Rock Island, Ware, Danville, Jer-
sey City, Dayton, Dubuque, India- tem of 'breakirg unions,' against
napolis, Terre Haute and Birming. the warfare which that gangster
ham were his stopovers until he movement introduced into our life
landed with the Giants at 141111111 until the Zionist forces will be re-
early in February. Since then he turned to cleanliness and purity."
has been with the, Nashville nine
and now is with the Giants. Even
though he's only booked as a pinch-
hitter, Weintraub will he heard
from long before the season is over Mystic, mystir is life's song,
and the ball games run until
Heard in hovel, heard in hall;
October.
Sonya of joy and sorrow therm
Terry Finds What McGraw Sought
N°10 at triumph, Ante we fall
Board of Governors of Hebrew
John McGraw had his belly I „..„
University to Meet in Zur-
laughs and his headaches when it "'''' neu ' 1 ."5 "" folds life's
ich on Aug. 13
came to finding a Jewish ball play-
Suddeo t:TiLest
s
silence
came
er who could play ball and hit.
And there snapped NO e goldrn
The next meeting of the Board
McGraw tried Solomon.
Levy,
strings
of Governors of the Hebrew Uni-
Bentley, and Andy Cohen in order
Whic h him. Rung thenlerls l,.
Ur give the Jewish baseball fans
versity, Jerusalem, will take place
fn
rue,
all user the country the thing they
in Zurich, Switzerland, on Aug. 13,
wanted. All of . these men were
fizzles and some of the crew we e Seappe.d re,trodite strings, then eneriv according to an announcement re-
ceived by the American office of
flash in the pans. None of them
sinm;
were much guml. Then along came
the University, from Chancellor
mut sung , their lord,
Phil Weintraub, after McGraw had And the
.ludah L. Magnes, who plans to sail
passed on to the tenth inning, and
from Palestine on Aug. I, to attend
gave Bill Terry a headache.
the meetings. Dr. Chaim Weiz-
l'hil was twenty-six. lie was a
.0. 9..
cos Hrarcn willed mann, president of the Hebrew
left-handed hitter when Bill needed AA
University, will preside.
f aded to find fulfilling hwy.
as many right-handed men as he
I
'oh
/
American members of the board
/dined,
could get. Terry needed outfielders Bela .
A
Lin"
;
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the
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lined
a
diamys
of
governors who are expected to
•
.
and Phil had never spent much
be present at the meetings, include
time catching flies or chasing
Henkel
the
Dr.
Cyrus Adler, president of
lder har
ha
a nd ate
grounders near the bleachers. But
"I is
Dropsie College, Philadelphia, and
p
he could hit and hit hard and he
'-
the Jewish Theological Seminary,
was willing to learn.
Death grew rot
this loot; New York; Dr. Emanuel Libman,
Just Picture • TW
Just
hiosrld Series Like
Life grew lonelier and more
member of the board of directors of
stilled.
the American Jewish Physicians'
If our dreams come true, we shall
A LTS"
Committee of the University; Dr.
see the Giants play in the world
Nathan Ratnoff, chairman of the
“000
1
series this year against the Detroit
American Jewish Physicians' Com.
Tigers. Now imagine the ninth in-
ntittee,
Charles Rosenbloom of
Chicago Hotel Loath to Cancel
ning of the ball game in the rubber
Pittsburgh and New York and Dr.
DAWA Parley
match of the series. Greenberg had
Stephen
S. Wise. Dr. Wise has al-
CHICAGO. 1.1TAI—Responding •
hit with two on and his hit wt cot
ready sailed for Europe for the
over the right field fence at the to protents from • number of as-
meetings.
Polo Grounds. The score was three sociations charging the Stevens
Dr. Ratnoff is now in Palestine,
to two in favor Tigers in the lent Hotel here with sheltering the •
half of the ninth and Terry send- DAWA, the economic branch of in connection with plans for the
new
University Hospital. He wan
the
Nazi
movement
here,
John
F.
ing Phil Weintraub an ■ pinch-
hitter. The crowds are tense. If Bowman, director of the hotel'', accompanied by Dr. Jacob A. Go-
lub,
director
of the Hospital of
Phil comes through with a hit the convention and exhibits, states in
Joint Diseases, who will also attend
tieing run will be sent across If part:
the
meetings
an
an alternate.
he poles • homer he wins the game
"The Nazis, as mentioned in
Other Americans who will attend
and the series. Now folks, whom your letter, we understand to be i
the
meetings,
holding
proxies for
are you rooting for, Hank Green- • group whose activities are con.
berg or Phil Weintraub. Finish this ducted on soil foreign to the absent governors, include Maurice
Hester,
member
of
the
executive
yourself.
United States, and the DAWA,I
of the Jewish Agency, and Edward
Frank Graham as Moe Berg
we understand, is an organisation,
H.
M.
Warburg,
of
the
executive
Frank Graham,
one of s. w of Americans."
.
committee of the American Friends
York's leading sporting authorities
of the Hebrew University.
recently remarked on Moe Berg —
Dr. Max Schloesninger, associate
"Speaking of Jewish ball players, book Ind the only language he ever •
the Senators have released Moe spoke was one that Al Shacht, chancellor of the Hebrew Univer.
city, who arrived in this country in
Berg. Berg was not the best catcher coach of the Senators, could un-
May, in connection with confer-
in the American league but never derstand,
ences with the American members
has baseball had • more engaging
"It is to be hoped that some other of the board of governors, is ex-
young man in its ranks. Graduate manager in either the American •
pected to leave New York, to at-
of Princeton University, a student or the National league will sign'
tend the meetings, on Aug. 3. He
at the Sorbonne in Pans, gradual. him without delay. For thane who
will join Dr. Magnet and Solomon
of Columbia law school and maser go down to the dugouts for quips I
Ginzherg, reenter of the Univer-
of seven or eight languages.
o y ;,,,ee,,,,c nom
wh
abplae nyym
of nic
a City, at Zurich.
h ad a horror of being known- as gracious o enj
n
A five-year plan to enable the
in his own words—the ball player man, there ran be no ouletitute for
Hebrew University to engage 20
who has read a book. In fact no- Moe, even when he is hitting .109
exiled German Scholars, during
body around the American league as he does most of the time as •
the forthcoming year, will be pre-
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DR. WEISS DIES
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according to Dr. A, S. W. Rosen-
barb, president of the American
Friends of the Hebrew University4
Included among the appoint-
ments of former German proles-
Mute Reich Refugee
Tells of Atrocities
NEW YORK—JTA)—Abraham
' errs, awaiting ratification by the Greenspan couldn't hear the
din
'Board is that of Prof. Ludwig Hal- created by German anti-Semitic
berntaesIter, formerly in charge of riots nor can he
speak about the.
I the department of radiobiology of atrocities, but he could
see them
the Cancer Institute of Berlin, who and he blurted forth
his experi-
has been nominated as the head of ence in sign language to reporters
a similar department at the Heb-
who gathered around him at the
rew University. Dr. Georg Gold-
National Convention of the Deaf
hahe'r, who was Dr. Halberstaed-
t erit
ass istant in Berlin, has al-
ready been appointed to the Uni-
versity's Einstein Institute of
Physics, and will assist Dr. Bather-
staedter in the new Department, it
was said. Dr. Ilalberstaedter in.
teduced the first radium brought
into Palestine where he in at pre-
sent connected with the cancer
therapy department of the Roth-
nchild.11atiansali Hospital.
at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Deaf since the age of two, Abra-
ham spoke with the aid of an in-
terpreter. He told reporters of the
horrible oppression of Jews in Ger-
many.
Shivering, as he gesticulated,
Greenspan, who in 26 yeareeriar M,
nified that he had been a fur opera-
tor in Berlin until forced out of
emplOyment after the accession of
Hitler. Finally, when he found
Other appointments to be brought starvation facing him, he
Wax ob-
before the Board include that of liged to come to the United States
Dr. H. A. Krebs, formerly of the to find work.
Kaiser Wilhelm Physics Institute,
"I lived in Berlin," he declared
who is now at the University at in sign language, "with my parents.
• Cambridge, England. lie will be
The Jew; were treated horribly.
proposed at the head of the de- There is no work, no
social free-
partment of physiological chemist- dom, no free speech. There's no ode
. ry, in the new department of can-I to associate with. Jews who are not.
cer research to be established at natives must pay taxes twice
a
the Hebrew University during the! year, and if they fail, they often
coming year, through an anony- meet death. In Germany the situ-
mous gift of over $200,000. The ation is tragic because the troops
appointment of Dr. Leonid Doljan- have killed so many people, mostly
sky, formerly of the University Jews and Catholics.
Institute of Pathology of Berlin
"As for the deaf, they are dis-
and now at the University of Co- regarded. Schools for the Jewish
,
penhairen, as head of a department
and deaf are shut down. Thoussads
to be devoted to tissue culture re- of deaf men and women
are sten-
search and morbid anatomy, will hired. They don't want them to have
also he acted upon by the Board.
children. Here it is amazing what.
interest they show in people who
Soviet Appoints 7 to Govern cannot hear."
Greenspan who arrived here on
Biru-Bidjan
MOSCOW. (JTA) —A provi-
sional government for the recently
established Jewish autonomous re-
gion of isiro-Bidjan was formed
here by order of the Central Ex-
ecutive Committee.
The government will consist of
six Jews and one non.Jew,
president designated is M. Heller.:
Among the cabinet ministers isj
• Jewess, Anna Alperovics, who:
has been entrusted with the port- I
folio of state administration
The provisional government wan
instructed to convoke • congress
of local sovieta and organize a
system of government. A per-
manent cabinet will be created in I
December.
July 2, is now working as a fur
operator and living with his uncle
in the Bronx. He expressed himself
as quite satisfied with the United
States and unwilling to return to
Germany,
Great Britain Plans Naval Base,
at Haifa, Arabi.: Daily
s'•
States
JAFFA. (JTA)—The secret of
the recent meetings between Sir
Miles Lampoon, British High Com-
missioner in and Sir Ar-
thur Wauchope, ritish•Iligh Com-
missioner in Palestine, is now re-
vealed, according to Fellatio, lo-
cal Arabic daily, to be part of •
plan to reinforce British naval
strategy in the Near Lut