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PALESTINE CONFERENCE SUPPORTS MISSION
OF BRITISH DELEGATION; DECLARES JEWISH
HOMELAND PERMANENT SOLUTION OF PROBLEM

THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME

DeLuxe Family Service

1.
Pounds

Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Neatly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
Fluffed Dried

THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE

SHIRTS

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No matter what you pay,
no laundry
can launder a finer shirt

WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE

18 lbs. D

Flat Pieces carefully ironed
Additional pounds, 416c lb.
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE

Lace Curtains TI

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N. responsible for ...Minn or wind-whipped natal.

THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY

Double Woolen Blankets 35c
25c
Feather Pillows

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OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be
Finished Same Day-NO EXTRA CHARGE

Per Pound

BEARING APPAREL

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Minimum Charge, $1.50
A MOST RELIAI/LE INSTITUTION
We Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City

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PHONE CA ILLAC 7423

YOU CAN BUY QUALITY KOSHER MEATS WITH CONFIDIDICH from

MARGOLIS Bros. El Sons

Kosher Meat and Poultry Market

No Connived. With Any Other Met Market In Nitwit /
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Phone HOGARTH 3042

Between DetrUnrame and Webb

BAN ZION'S LAND
SALE TO PROTECT
SMALL OWNERS

(CONCLUDED Flt011 PAGE ONE)

Cultivators Ordinance of 1933,
namely, that no owner shall be
permitted to sell a minimum area
of land considered indispensable
for a subsistence.
Three Exceptions
The prohibition against land
miles will not apply, however, to
the following three categories of
land: the Beersheba of Negev re-
gion, urban land and orange
groves. The High Commissioner
will also be authorized to approve
the sale of subsistence areas if
he is satisfied that it is neces-
sary for suburban or rural de-
velopment-or for carrying out ir-
rigation and drainage schemes.
Consideration will also be given
to the possibility of concentrat-
ing subsistence areas in compact
blocks, with permission being giv-
en for the lease of subsistence
areas under certain conditions.
The new land legislation, it was
emphasized, will have general ap-
plication for all sections of the
population, meaning that Arabs
will not be permitted to sell their
subsistence areas to Arabs or to
Jews, except with government per-
mission.
In commenting upon the new
regulations, High Commissioner
Wauchope told the Arab leaders
that the additional legislation was
considered necessary owing to the
fact that increasing land sales
were outstripping agricultural in-
tensification. Ile said that he re-
garded the protection of small
land owners as necessary, while
ensuring that legitimate develop-
ment would not be arrested and
that the credit system would not
be disturbed. Inalienable subsis-
tence areas are to be fixed in dif-

Rev. Cantor
David Golden

Detroit'. Favolite
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Appointment
Et CLID
Weddleg Ceres..
aka Performed al
Home

Monuments of Character

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ferent sizes, according to the type
of cultivation and the particular
region of the country. Such areas
will also be reduceable with the
progress of agricultural develop-
ment and irrigation. The details
of the application and procedure
of the law are not yet fixed and
will take considerable time before
publication.
Heavy Duties Discourage Dumping
Palestine took the first step in
the struggle to free itself from
foreign dumping due to its status
as a Mandated territory when it
announced heavy duties designed
to help local industries in com-
petition against foreign imports.
The amendments in the customs
ordinance, published in the Ga-
zette, primarily affects ironware,
wire and textile lines. A num-
ber of silk factories will benefit
from the new regulations. The
increase in duty on ironware will
benefit the Kremener Iron Works
at Ilaifa and others manufactur-
ing wire and primus stoves. The
recently developed textile
branches, such as stockings, jer-
seys, underwear, towels and wool-
ens will also be helped. The new
duties are the result of protracted
negotiations by the Jewish Agency
with the government in London
and Jerusalem. The Sachs Silk
Factory, which cloned down re-
cently because of Japanese dump-
ing, announced its re-opening as
a result of the new protective
tariff.
Factional differences which es-
tranged Jewish religious maps
in Jerusalem for decades have
been healed with the formation,
for the first time, of a united
Jewish Religious Council which
will represent all Jewish sects.
The new council will deal with
all rabbinical issues, decide prob-
lems involving ritual -slaughter-
ing and all synagogue affairs. The
establishment of the council has
been a goal of moderate elements
ever since the modern reconstruc-
tion of Palestine started.
New American Consul General

for Palestine

George Wadsworth has been
appointed the new American con-
sul general for Palestine. Ely
Palmer, who served in that post
hitherto, has been transferred to
Ottawa, Canada.

.1

lem to Get Can for Cooking

The introduction of gas in Pal-
estine has been approved in prin-
ciple by the Jerusalem Municipal
Council, which decided to grant a
concession for a gas supply for
cooking purposes but not for
lighting. Three groups have sub-
mitted bids to supply the gas,
which has never before been used
here.

Government Assigns f200,000 for
Airports
HAIFA (WNS - Palcor

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IleMitst and Hartle Ilea...40

7729 TWELFTH ST.

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Agency)-The new budget of the
Palestine Government provides the
stun of 5200,000 for the construc-
tion of civil airports at Lydda and
Haifa.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Minnie
Starr, who passed away seven
years ago, Jan. 26, 1929 (19th
day of Sheet).

No Gee know. the pllent heart•rhe s
(only thmet who lost ran ten
And the tears that are shed In
silence
For the one we loved ea well.

Sadly missed by her children,
, Mr. and Mrs. I. E Weingarden,
I and grandsons, Newton Leon and
I Jerome Weinearden.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Ater:4 iftitolt

7739 John R. St.

Trinity 2-2114

our metn.nohip Is In favor of Wnal
Crith making a definite and permanent
•ontribution In that direction. A number
of suggeoition, along this line have cot.
o me and they will be presented to )(no
at the meeting..
well may we ask. breathes there the
Jew with .ul so dead who in them days
of his people's deep travail Is not monad
with gratitude that there is one tine
pot in all the world which bids his
narrowed brethren enter and beats •
new life, while to all intents 11110 pur-
•Il
1 other Ian. are t bowl to them?
Anil that otn. of hope In a lieSeet of
ti.pflir In Plieetille. land of our Pent-
on., poured for the towntorle. It holds
and unforgettable for the truths that
Were promulgated from Its hills and
doles by our forefathers, In all tile Ile0 -
la. of the universe We Jew. Mill my
le our prayer., "Out of Zion Men go
forth the law and the wort' of the Lord
from Jerusalem" And to the followers
of •Il faiths unite in repeating Malah's
prophetic vision of %never.' peeve when
"The many peoples Mall beat thee.
muds Into ploughothares and their
Minna Into pr.'. hooks nation Mali
not lift up.word against nation. neither
shall they learn war anymore . '
new fen off seem. the fulfillment of
that dream, but howl walla and hopes
and puts Its tn. in the Clod of liosts.

(CONCLUDED FROM PA0111 OM I Ire rationale that a considerable porn.' moil. Schuolo have been 0.11.1 all ocer
I
the mss of training amt emigration the country, both {mimicry and emend-
would be found from the funds of the I ary; • greet new enleemitY has been
tea dished at Jerusa COW re g cm. or-
c omomenity of Germany W.f.
. n'the cum title/ ,,t the eximmliture ranitations have been developed; the
ohich
thooight it ."wed be nee... 'arts of music end drums are being foe-
De There ho eruct. literature
m and
co incur fur the emigration of Ikea
00,000 people eas about 413000.000* an eetice Pre. daily, weekly and
or P150.00 pre head. Thloo Is a greens' tr. The moll ))) for all MN is the IbM
outline of our id.. There are many yew Ineguage, nor latoruage of the Old
atm
Irlullt .111. hate to be fill. Me Yestement, phIclo ha. been ern ■
lo not plow; lo t fur any new errant- having been deli, except for rill.
lc
c I ri
d
II
n
of
ila
Iron to
" o2
Ioe. o.00toolle' rnw'
Is,. berm.
lisftorin.
we do, into ,,,, • Pro- wide," for every-day snare, il
ono' m
ac
,oh Mitt. the ordinary longer of Ilse People.
Noe to funn some central
se
oloirh will coonliente the out' of these
"I and myself hem In America together
and mloninister such Bootle at
ish Iwo omlimgues from Engi.d, Lard
now be ellen tnotsIole misting ,t unnel[ Bran t. and Mr. Malan Marl., because
for the exp.. poorpose of thi s 1. home. of the [rave M ice. felt three ulth re-
I timed 'Bove )all boor in 1111111i Mi. that gard
d le the g ong
. of tlie Gentian Jews.
xe do nol eith to curtati any ethane 'Ltejt .t „ he .z. iel,le es
e eoz,
neitk‘ lo to :. 1.reac
con•
her direct..., Itlla that
Mn
in ie. In other
are
the mon. raised oIll , ,,,,
stiluIe a eon- with them, that lee the preen.
sidenoble additional bun'. I. the Jew- ...ghee the loenter generation have no
plo piddle. We think that lids lounlen prmpect. In Germain. They are Nub-
run be rondolerahly lightened by a Joint leant to a degrading
ne iscrimination,
d
RIO lime arranged one ohm[ every door of ea...it It timed
these line. in England, reitmeteein g *gale. them. The olesire of great omm-
m of sash appeal the In- bes, I. to leaven cooed.
from the reit
In e tin ouch
$3,500,000 Drive
Me OiliCh the hereto Ilancood received opilee.1011
to l tear, I would r.preso a hope thin
...The pint. to hick are now bring shaped
it now be neell ile.ltole In the future
our , discumion.
contemplate
.10.3
3 U. .4 . 1.,
,
for a joint Mop.' to be nude In Amer-
or ilnee
ha also
the min
oe on
ouncil
to adminisr nolo an- year durhg o a mole. of yeere, to leave
te
r„,
o
end
Gerny mei t
' H C
the
I,e
mod mill, in m) •n"... b...
A large number, cerise
half. of
natundly include mai be mettled 111 Palestine. There Is
out compelent. II
tnerlown repremetatio et, but If It is still moon three for moony more lea-
to function properly, II noust be free too migninte, oldie union eafeguarding the
owl ono Ile min lenience within its mom. refills and Interests of the Arab popula-
.1not circouescelbed sphere. It will not tion. But touch settlement mutt Involve
seek to hocome decisions, but ee
a large expenditure foe man • purpose*,
d oubt that it, awn. foe eenrIlk.. 11 .. ....b1 lisp
In order too help t tem eolith-
oil I. lish enterprier., ohelper ',Weide.' or
.. to Inc londie iweelded
constituent
. they e011ial find
.111 member.
hale agrieultund, In Iola
to be rice and lake and toleration for • livelihood. It In emotional that the
Ilse tither man'o thoughts, ideal. and
to Monte., nmootry they
',repent.. I hate hall Mall)
quickly'
,,,,, bee.. uhf - M11111.rtilli
. S.Mmoneol In an hour of gra...law
of
" I . ""II n .."") am possible end not( be a burden either
ger fur the people shroud, ohen and my belief is that thle can 1m and moon the fund. that are being raised or
the fur.. elnoleg at the mir11.1 cad should be enabled.
ujmn the countrle. where they nun Pet-
physical drotruction of ou r people are
Some of thoor oho lea. Genneny
e We hate betn eneoureged by our re-
'inputting unparalleled misery and de. ception In thin .1111111 to hope that you nay he able to and mean. of transferring
,War upon norm In Germany end other
rolltdoomte .1111 u. fully and whole- some or all of tech InaliertY nn time
1
Central Ulla! rat... WAle01/1. 1 Med., Iseartedn in ...coring to curry thronith may Lure. owned In Germany.
If Ice ran
boleti. in their ouke a reign of terror Ilse first renily eunuch... uheme help them to do thin, se should be glad,
and barbuison.
for rescuing the tier ,,,,, to Jets from their but toe home tom er Intended to trek to
hallooed Conference for Palm- intelenoblr Minim.. The fact Met we promote that object lit InIng to ineream
itin., represesolutivr of all eirmento In are prepared to net
has not Mooned the export from Germany arta the ale
American Jewry, meeting in Washing -Me, Olt) Of
ds. A
fake report
Winn the necessity for ohoing eloroad 1,f 1411.11 goo
O. C. on Febniery tad, mann. its ell me can to contact thou medic.' O011ellrell III tile lire. haul Ids Wall One
faith In the *building Of the Jewish Ida". 10
ronstitule ouch a blot on the tot the object,. ohich our Dal.. hed In
con.
MOO(
Home In Pode.11. as the
Masted chili/anon of the 'reentirth ten- vie,,. It touter haw been mod is "lit now
...Wive Milli tormatlent polution of the tun. Intl} title reek it 0. stated In eon pert of our plane
Jeolsli problem for all Mom oho ran the pope. that tim German
eThere Is mow being held in Waololer-
enter the lend.
i h v
1 11;1: ton the Conference Which in colleagues
,
....Z.r=ir
.This NotIontol Conference, retort.. In. 4.4 0in nii..f.7 ..r r tin
Na-
Mg that oithin the puot few years " hate., the rest ....
of the world teirla rir:odnal o
"LeIscal)ItiteTt otIonei lolear 41
rettfehre
P alestine h. been the palsonount sent. think, marl take them at their
o f irokoloo and t o t„ootot o
of Jeeislo lonmirrallon, ehoorting roar
one
toiled Pairetine
lb ,' the campaign of the
ti n " I ('
fifths of .11 the Jew. elm fled ovense. retutd of the Germ.
Jews to other Appoint to nil.. this noir the financial
that Pale.-
on
from Faro., and cfident
NM.
resources Watch America
Ihn r
Ilse can elmorb, weedily and eerie...n(-
,
tribute for all tonne of manly In eon-
IOW rigid. of men Imoo ,,,,,
1y even treater ...era of Jew.
, mnsi"" n" union sill, the Jeoholo National Clow.
"( Pen..
'Pledges Iteelf, on behalf of American the
full rights lif chicenshIp.
I count It fortunate that our 11.11. to
J ew.. le launch immediately eine no
"I came ono nolo missiono to pledge co- America 11... to he at the *cry time
moprecedented fonormising effort in the
operant. In lids great task from our tile( elalferenre takes place, and I
toiled Stat. that Wit Prot'. the side of the enter, and I hope to be sill Join in the appeal (chi. le being
heels muddier tea* of thousands of
able to report on nn return that er hare mole In the. day• from WaohinrIon
Jew. of Germane, Poliond Mod other the min.( of ell shad. of American that the great oork
American
blelall to quit their honor. of morrow end
Jeer, hex done for many noire for prof,
Inanely In rooter a land of freedom end Jeebtli thought."
"here Jew. e01110 • 'e. of right
McDonald Tells of Impor•
and toot on offer....
maintained end 0180 fiat lel‘e he In-
tams of Palestine
"Inastmoch a. the United Peleetine
,Appeal, remounting the Palestine Poen-
et
dati. Pond nooll the JeWilat Monona
that
noire.
Fund, Is the fund-raising 'extreme. In
of the ...Mir
of
the Culled States of the Jewish Agency of Nations
twb'
for Pnlestine, supreme selhority In the
of the Jewieh National

of American Jewish womanhood,
a native of Baltimore, is the 76-
year old administrator of the youth
department for the settlement of
German Jews in Palestine of the
Jewish Agency for Palestine. She
is now in Jerusalem.
The Conference named Nathan %lies eseeeilLUeiL
Straus of New York as national
treaasurer of the United Palestine
Appeal. Mrs. William D. Spor-
borg, president of the New York
State Federation of W omen's
Clubs, will be national chairman
of the women's division of the
United Palestine Appeal. Mrs.
Rebekah Kohut will be honorary
chairman.
Plea for
The principal resolution of the
conference, which prefaced the de-
mand that American Jewry raise
$3,500,000 for the United Palestine
Appeal during 1936 as a "register
of its support of the upbuilding
of Palestine and its sympathy for
the great masses of Jews in Europe
and elsewhere who are awaiting
eagerly their salvation by giving
wholehearted, generous and pri-
mary support to the United Pales-
tine Appeal," follows:

All Ironed Service 25c

Y

February 7, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

...nes

6% per annum on unpaid balances
Is the only charge on that part of
loan over $300.

UP TO 20 MONTIISTO REPAY

(On furniture or autos; no endorsers)

'100 to 5 5,000

Diamonds
Watches

Senator Edward P. Costigan of
Colorado, who spoke at the ban-
quet Sunday night, said in part
as follows:

elr ysierling
1 yi 11/4 Jewelry

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,,,,,,,,,,,
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
James G. McDonald, who re-
signed a few weeks ago as League ,sodies.d. it is deer
seines of
High Commissioner for
In
German Refugees, sent the follow- ,;,",;
ing message to the National Con- recs."
Rome,
Inmmuch no the best Intereets lot the ference for Palestine. It was ad- Officers Namer for United Pales-
Jewish people ere mmmmm 41 by dna/W.. -
tine Appeal Drive
1. no. (uelillie. of the Jewish Allow). dressed to Nathan Straus, as fol.
In addition to those already
for Palestine to aid imeolgralloon,
lows:
purchaM, 'education end
0111111liell,
"I deeply regret fiat
named,
the following other officers
DO control make
a
• 11 other ecticillee esaintulned or pep-
.01. I h.
were selected: Elihu D. Stone
ported by that Maly, therefore
It impopoodble for me to be oith Int
"This Tiatio.1 Conferee. calls up.
Boston, chairman of the National
and
colleetee. In Il.hhition
the Jeelsli Cc lllllll unity of America to
Intl.). I should hale oelcomed the
Council for Palestine; associate
mar'1110. my
re gister its MV1 1011 of the topledidine
N*001111113' ill CIO.. ell
treasurers, Abraham Liebovitz and
profuend appreriullon In all those
of h olesti ne mod Its synolmlhe roe the
greet 1111.1. of Jews In Fwrope and else.
fomible that Pales-
oho loae
Louis Rimsky. An administrative
where who are exalting 'toren,. their
many of the
tine Moult' absorb
committee to govern the affairs of
ell of the
conhation by (IVOR,' wholehearted, /en-
me ram liGermany
me
tiorle
os i no:1Vionoory tupport to the l'oo ted
rest of the norlol together. Without
the United Palestine Appeal will
•
of ending new
nest hayed the a twtk
•-•
the 101-
consist of
ea the
tne officers
and • tne
d j.. „f ,„„1 „e „.
b an ,.
"So that America may do its edeipude
Mare, in proportion to its Jeeloth pnim-
lowing additional members: Leon
rnuw nmdd h ave been Impomlide.
urea to the unequaled sonata..
ollull urea
. But Palestine is more than •
Gellman,
Leib Grants, Isaac Ham-
chld
,,
feo l10 1111e em.rt ually el M A
fute for German Jews.
place of
chicoII.
t
Ra bbi I.
I
lin, Mrs.
se Edward Jacobs, news'
h I t enh ow b ogine
"fi l ch
ore
I boat. tecomainteol oith
The m
re
grmtest possible numbee of moffering
Kowalsky,
Dr. Harris Levine,
ekr.
Y.'
M.
dn."
e I En
undendood
noel,rriense frost their (Todd. burden.,
mi., the
he m
better sae
then the opportunity of nil-
Ur/ p . A. Lowenstein, Rabbi Joseph
et
as elves
the extent to ohich Pidestine
telf-rrodablisliment in the Jew-
ft. Lookstein, Samuel Markewich,
on. the Ideal and tiM hope foe
Ido keno.' Bonne"
Isidore D. Morrison, Charles Ress,
"'".•••
,,, 1"1"4" ef Irard ehich
In " b‘b
is
folk. 1•A erithing, therefore,
The conference went on record
Louis P. Rocker, Louis Segal, Sig-
one too )wad apt n. Seel. Notional
in support of the mission of the
n sms is
mend
Thau, David Wertheim. The
British Delegation consisting of
eelrbein. pinsioall( and
campaign
directors named are Rob-
Sir Herbert Samuel, Lord Bear-
•
flrie'h).
P'a 'Pe
n l'sous coileagne•
ert
Silverman
and Mendel N.
sled and Simon Marks, who have
brilliant meows In the Rood which
Fisher.
pm
have
let
for
younehes
In
this
come to the United States to confer
es effort nn behalf of the trotted
The honorary vice-chairmen in-
with American Jewish leaders on
alektint
nt Appeal..
a program to aid 100,000 Jews to Sir Herbert Samuel Describes dude Fred Butzel and James I.
Ellmann
of Detroit.
emigrate from Germany in the
Progress in Palestine
next four years. It is understood
Sir Herbert Samuel, former Brit- National Council for Palestine
A
National
for Palestine
part
of
the
$3,500,000
to
be
that a
ish Home Secretary and first Brit of the United Council
Palestine
Appeal,
raised by the United Palestine ish High Commissioner to Pales-
osed
of
'representatives
of
comp
Appeal will be turned over to the tine, who served from 1920 to 1925,
new German Jewish enterprise was another speaker at the Na- Jewish communities throughout the
United
States,
will
have
the
follow-
after plans have been agreed upon tional Conference,for Palestine. His
with the Jewish Agency for Pales- address was broadcast over a na- ing from Detroit: Fred M. Butzel,
tine on the details of Palestine tional hookup of the Columbia Joseph H. Ehrlich, James I. Ell-
settlement activities.
Broadcasting System. His topic mann, Kurt Peiser and Henry
Bearited Outlines Program
was "Palestine of Today," in which Wineman.
Another member of the Council
Making indirect reference to the he described conditions in Palestine
contention by some groups that today with what he found when is Herman Gessner of Escanaba,
German Jews should remain in he first came to the Holy Land Mich'
Message from Alfred Cohen, Head
Germany and should not be urged as High Commissioner.
of B'nai IVrith
to emigrate, Lord Bearsted, head
Referring to the fact that at
The B'nai B'rith, largest Jewish
of the British Shell Oil Company, least half of the 25,000 Jews who
who is a member of the delegation are to emigrate annually from Ger- fraternal organization in the world
of three leading English Jews, de- many will go to Palestine, Sir with an international membership,
clared that "we shall do no pro- Herbert pointed out that "this is planning to undertake specific
paganda for emigration in Ger- modern Palestine has proved al- cooperation in the upbuilding of
many. It is quite unnecessary." He ready the salvation of 30,000 of the the Jewish National Home in Pal-
added: "At an early stage we con- German Jews who have been forced estine, it was revealed by Alfred
sulted shades of all Jewish opinion to leave the country of their birth M. Cohen, of Cincinnati, interna-
in Germany and received a strong by the intolerable conditions to tional president of B'nai B'rith, in
impression that the call for emi- which they have been subjected e message which he addressed to
the National Conference for Pal-
gration would be far in excess of during the last three years."
Urging support of the forthcom- estine. lie was unable to attend the
our capacity to supply its demand."
Lord Bearsted then explained the ing campaign of the United Pales- conference because of the meeting
general outlines of the 'scheme tine Appeal, Sir Herbert declared in Cincinnati of the executive com-
will aid 100,000 Jews to that "it is clear that some scores mittee of the B'nai where
•
cooperation with the United Pales-
leave Germany during the next of thousands of the unhappy vic-
e
four years at an average cost of tims of oppression can find a refuge tine Appeal was considered. Mr.
Cohen's
message follows:
$150 for each • man, woman and only in the ancient homeland of the
You know that my atmence from the
child. He also described the func- Jewish race."
monona of the National Conference for
n
Inot
to me liking but Is
tions on the committee to be cre-
Sir Herbert Samuel said in part: Palestine
avoidable be cause the annual meeting
aced, which will probably be known them
"Two
vs... have nimbi.. in make of
of the exec
u tive commit. of need
. c.ditiono swab'. Mott, there has WrIth ip set for the came time. and It In
as the Council for German Jewry,
e•tabil.hed • nab., honest and
duty and obligation to preside over
and explained its relationship to progressive government; !secondly, there my
It. deliberation..
My Omen. from the Conference under
existing bodies. He also empha-
theircumstances ha.its romp..anon.
morel lo. wIth crone hud.
sized:
ns
red of milli .. for I would have you know that a lead-

a

mad tell you .nee more, no whet. of dotter. of capital, and them have
ex tare rommll,re.
...lung the esport of hen.• roods brought an extremely rapid industrial l angffmt. sth , a°
ha. • place In the several scheme.
ee oh'. and arrieulturat development.
B. rith May he able to do in the
people scattered
have been dimes...
ov. the way of acd,1151 In lee
'The Muth outline of a oche., which world. Tooled in the cemntrtre where they Paleallne at a time when
and loyal to them, hate yet re- looms no large on the horn"n of world
tie rientnally derided to take as • bads
InJani an historic Mien., • religious Jewry. In that connection may I gaol,
no follow:
fer disc...Ion
se le. aro the what I shall bp reading In my report
"lie had to consider en what lines interest in what
hope ha. never died i h e ou t r he.clec
.hould treat the Gle021. land of Ismael.
M
rom
em
,l. tt . es
.. al
i ti l ieb eorem
r
.in se
n utl: co
hest
eablished
Jewish population and we name to the that tome dry there
nce more in Pelestrine • Jewish miter, tittering the name ',abject:
o
that the monde. ban. wm
proem...,
enlightened,
timireme
so
.ge
rstermies.
On
nalysls
that of
that
lte.
opinee our last meet]. Milo the
found that roughly (OR of the pop.•
ni raced, of our Berman coreligionlots and
'hfikb nkkb .1 " . find b
"b.".
Hon were mint.; mime 53 per rent or pie,. the Je.ish gen.. full seope and the role of Palma'. as
...dour have
roughly 1341,000 soul., ben.. the arm ohm. per.. the merest end
neon intensified. The degradation of our
of 10 and 43, end shout 200.000 fee. - achievements of ancient days might be 'motile is so deep as hate ran make it.
obeene that the repeated. Itreornising and respecting thlo mole loyalty and their rectitude alone
ve and ever.
category compowd of no. anti woolen oentiment, Boring the wee In November, permitteem to eta.' erect before God
in the prime of life is abnormally low, 1011, the littlish Government imued a and their fellowmen.
eWithin the last few weeks Mr. James
almwing that a greatemany of then Deriarellon that they would favor he
part of the matinees( after the war the G . 11crionabil resigned as IlIgh Comm'.
have &ready left the .uatre•
'We derided Most nue next mower
nbenni
. , Y.,. sinner. The terms In which he couched
Y e bbill 'amb." " no
mine his reeIgnatIon make It an historic.
▪ N be of the numb.. which mord tee ern,. prattle on ...mom,
understood that nothnor Mould be done document. He mold that of the 10.000
be plated ..ayberr.
inn. In
le Peeludes the On , and religion. cktfil• refugee. who dam,left the Retch, about
Moss', impomible to don with the whole of ...ling nowJemitth tommuultIre
o u.fourth of them remMeed ..Plened
In- Pahmtlne, or the rights and politinsi nod of the other. more than one-half
pepoolallon at oner. Annnhawthe
Ann
by Jews In any .1 r have established themmive. in Palea-
d
Quin end analysis, we have come to the status eroloyed
Vale approved tine lie Morena. the oeportunitle. for
nominal. that the .men which we country. This I
maid doll web per •mmo wield he """.
Indb Yin.. . Id the en"- refugee. In •Il other countelep and de-
abeut teen° to FLOM, of •hom shoat re.. of the relied Aide. and by Ike {torsi the almost Siltbropeiell.e. of
half eld
oa to t. holodinte. In other Government. of the Allied Powers. It te• outlook. Ileac. no matter how mrs-
wee
embodied
In the actual ten. of the Nu, the problem Is studied. the Ammer
words we maid within f.e Ste yea.
.1.. Mmprir
mlgrele nbout ISM*.
ki point. more
and mere to Palestine as
rid
YflbiYYYYd ofinn Greet "'ka
at present. At that •
Ins the flow. of German Jewry rewarded which 14./. endorsed be be the lear.
the worm
co norquenns, them Ilsee n
p u
a
front the point .0 new. We acs farther Nibs. A.
program !Orilla. Interne-
of the minion that If this wen. dose, been fhb rapid Jewish Immigretias .1
n) evolvement• into which Is tanner.
the
at of the problem 'meld be ehich I bare spoken: large seem ef seem. for me to enter tocaiee eon.-
bre... bees.. In the course of time land bole be. deulopsd Jevoish agel- ..notion of them may he left to other
them p.ple of prient.1 e...1 ....rine, the new town of Tel Aviv, e o .r
h;
i.t ed
orf
f on r .it.h .a t t . pu:ter
e s ,Ce tt,, em
rra
h n .
itattlo h n
ally week' In moot mem be In pont.. which when I nest my. it la Ifni. wm
1. bornor ywsnrer land older calegortew {sent of hosing reached • propniation World and the Jest. Arm -y in lebtrif
le I•. them. I would hens romphomise of 4.600, new Am a populati. of 134,11.10. an inflneetlal elements n( world Jew,'
rem eroree of am I. arereprerented, but Wire them bodies
that we conelder It men nonemary ta It Is the Anne
amid anything which with( be eon- Aust., ming the timirie pow. std.k
•y be trusted to handl. Inteenationol
duoopi c ,
jeatoh popola- Is distributed all eve. the roust. lam. aee.tione
there remain. toy .lotion the
Oen of Germ., In any other IS.111117. ly fn. • bydranne
en the up-
r. of the Iner
v Jude. At t he may for curylne Into erect
II Ms see belle( that if thin eielonallou p er este
hat h.
le segerfy nag planned, it npodd se doe. soosem
ie
tree made pomthle In Other direction..
coneldenibly Increased. •nd I believe 14 and that duty If it Is dlerhanted. will
I t me a wee
•
competitive element In eel nanolc, Mt I. Tree to a. that the. Is • MK. require the mend •Rort of all errant.
the teleier of a deflinte am. la braise nem., of Arr. on the mil .1 Paleetiss nation. and Indtilduals aware of end
and Ind•iry. The Jewish Ineheartee the. Meer,the Britt. Deem, alert to the prem. Jewl. peril. • • •
width ham mewed le )bollardsow cm- thel sr. leased and Me Jowl. lonsalcr.
- The.m and ...tan. of MI thl.
bre-,
ploy ever 4.• Dostremen. and Joel tin-
•
that the mlvallea of German Jewry le
nilet (Al. develernmst of the Jewish
lassInese whleh hare M
anew
re.
b* 5.
If set altogether, the nun
NMI..
1. Poleeline le set wrmely stimuli.,
Fat's. alone employ 1,31* MM.
of
world Jewry and me it boa become
melee It le sot men. •
eePend wim I en ...rote mel
'The welt queetlee In
mender that for one name or ...ch.
the mumtion of emus. This renews. moon. feed wed Orin.. It Me Its
countet,.a
with the ...Mks of Pal•
proved to bp very Involved. It hooded. min.. side, atoll that le indeed Pawed. all
prompt

weal

!„:,1
,;;:°;IV,'"11

hope, mid there... b • . . .n
D. . no n
w. assn. Imentrrante becoming • coke ed the lam. hot fer the mks of I ho
• he
petal. rniuu• ow new recentriee, the Al. nom. 9 .1* .4 1. ...ill loureenel co../ mu. art
nn"nd duty nr
reenided
etwintenalese end true**. of eldlidem sees wrotened body at the 1.4.1.
end
of
every
Jewish
entanlmtlon
Jess
I end help to ref.... In ...I.. .Men Von l Homy le 11...1. 1. helm, ue-
majority
of
vast
am
sore
that
the
lie
I
!their mi•. mid be bet tempersry. a ed fee Ike (nho w It. mled.

a

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Building Should Stir All

'The effort of the Jewish people to
anti perpetuate their homeland
should eter all Olen and Went. for
whom the word. •hoone'and 'country'
are interworen with minions ...al
end national tradition. and are associa-
ted with earth, teas and other material
landmarks of history. What Palmitin*,
represents to the Jewish people can he
further eatily iloiloned In all countries
-and In none More truly than our own
-in which forenturies thematchless
Inspiration of biblical literature m has been
an ineelcuattle part of the teathMir and
practice of religion, morality, Popular
education and government.
"To the Jew'sh biblical emphasis on
divine fatherhood and human brother-
hood. men more than the Orecian de•
votion to free min., may he fund••
mentally traced the deepest Impel.s
from the poet toward the modern ac-
ceptance le government of t h e rivIlltml
(tenth.. of human equality, welfare.
peace and good will. Popular govern•
elit mint. In fah... always acknowl-
eege this Inescapable debt to the geniup
of tho people oho. homeland Is Pal-
estine. We mutt, therefore, share their
oorlhwhlle dream for the perpetuation
en
and beautification of thevironment
in which their race of proi Metil nines
Ingly exprenseol the spirituel Insight and
hopes that still help to shape the
noltleet applratIons and eonvIctionn of
all men and women '

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Greeting From Roosevelt

Sir Herbert Samuel had a 20
minute conference Sunday morning
with President Roosevelt, who sent
a special message to Dr. Stephen S.
Funeral Home on Feb. 5 with in-
Wise, chairman of the conference,
terment in Beth Abraham Ceme-
stating:
tery, Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon offi-
"Every American knows of the
LENA BLUMENO
ciating. She is survived by her
love of Jews for the land associ- of 3007 Tuxedo Ave., 44 years mother, Mrs. Anna Goodman,
ated with the great beginning of old, died on Jan. 28. Funeral three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Jacob.
their history, and every Jew must services were held at the Chemed Mrs. L. Harris and Mrs. M. lid-
rejoice that this undying loyalty Shel Emes chapel, with inter- kin and two brothers, William and
has been crowned by the estab- ment in Westwood Cemetery, Rab- Sam.
lishment of a Jewish national bi Rabinovitz and Rabbi Stoll-
home resting upon the sure found- man officiating. She is survived
MAX BERGER
ations of justice and well-being by two daughters, Sylvia and
for all the residents thereof.
Julia; her husband, Joseph; her of 1558 Glynn Ct., 78 years old.
"The American people which mother, Mr& F. Neuman, and nine died on Jan. 31. Funeral serv-
has, by the action of Presidents sisters and brothers. She was pres- ices were held et Gilbert's Fun-
and a Joint Resolution of Con- titentcoonf gtrheegaLtiaodniesi3' ,.A
Auxiliary
of eral Home on Feb. 3 with inter-
aui
r
gress, attested its sympathy with
ment in Woodmere Cemetery, D .
the great purposes of a national
Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi Leon
Jewish home in Palestine will, I
Pram officiating. He is survived
ABRAHAM
K
M E. BOFSKY
to co
by his wife, Bertha, a daughter,
am persuaded, be ready to
..., 2477 Blaine Ave., 71 years Alm Hilda Vau Consent; a son,
operate generously with t he of
id died on Feb. 4. Funeral
United Palestine Appeal which services
were held on Feb. 5, with Jeffery and two sisters, Mrs. Yet-
aims to provide a home for the interment in Clover Hill Park to Behrendt and Mrs. Tillie
homeless Jews. I confidently hope Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Tucker.
that the cooperation t of
ri the
b u Amer-
t e t o the man officiating. He is survived
can peep I e will con
by his wife, Annie; three daugh-
DINA RYCUS
further progress of the Holy tars, Mrs. J. M. Jaffe, Mrs. Louis of 3749 Lawrence Ave., 55 year=
Land, which, I am sure, will con- Wine and Fayga, and two sons,
old, died on Feb. 2. Funeral serv-
time to give light and leading to Frank and Milton Bosley.
ices were held on Feb. 3 with in-
all the world."
terment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Expressing
g regret at his ina-
-
ROSE (POSTE) GOODMAN
tery, Rabbi A. 31, Hershman offi-
bility to be - present,
Governor
Herbert II. Lehman of New York, of 2984 Rochester Ave., 24 years ciating. She is survived by a
in a message to Louis Lipsky, co- old, died on Feb. 4. Funeral eerv- daughter, Mrs. Abe Max; three
chairman of the conference, said ices were held at Lewis Bros . sons, George of San Francisco,
Calif., Sam and Arthur; a broth-
that "the terrible plight and al-
most hopeless situation of our co- were able to leave Europe and er, Louis Kriss of Windsor, Ont.,
religionists in Germany make Pal- settle overseas, while Palestine and two sisters, Mrs. Rubin Lav-
estine particularly valuable as a that year absorved five times that er of Philadelphia, Pa., and Mrs.
Joe Ziff of Detroit.
haven and refuge from persecu- number.
tion."
Delegates at the conference
Judge Joseph A. Padway of from Detroit were; Rabbi Leon
The sour showing made by
Milwaukee brought greetings from Pram, Simon Shetzer, Judge America's ice-skating team in the
the American Federation of Labor Charles Rubiner, Louis Robinson, pre-Olympic matches in Europe are
and urged greater interest in the Abe Cooper and Hyman C. Bro. blamed on the fact that Jack Shea,
upbuilding of the Jewish national der. Mr. Kohodes of Iron Moun- 1032 Olympic winner, and Irving
home in Palestine. Ile said that tam was another delegate from Jaffee, 1928 and 1932 Olympic
in 1935 fewer than 12,000 Jews Michigan.
champion, boycotted the 1936 team.

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