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the higher mood and aspiration
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that seeks the peace and Telfare
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DR. WEIZMANN PRODUCES PROOF
THAT T. E. LAWRENCE AND ARABS
APPROVED AIMS OF ZIONISM
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
fees to a public letter written by
the late King Feisal to Prof. Fe-
lix Frankfurter in 1919 reiterat-
ing Arab sympathies with the
Jewish National Home and offer-
ing co-operation toward that end.
The Agreement
The agreement which Dr. Weiz-
mann reproduced in the London
Times reads in part as follows:
Emir Fein!, representing and
acting on behalf of the Arab
kingdom of Hedjas, and Dr.
Chaim Weizmann, representing
the World Zionist Organisation,
being mindful of the racial
kinship ■
and the ancient bonds
between the Arab and the Jew-
ish peoples and realizing the
means required to achieve their
national aspirations, hereby con•
firm the good understanding ex-
isting between those peoples. It
is agreed that Arab and Jewish
accredited •gents shall be es-
tablished and maintained in the
respective territories.
The treaty also provided that
immediately after the delibera-
tions of the Peace Conference
definite boundaries between the
Arab state and Palestine were to
be determined by a commission
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administration for Palestine all
measures adopted were to pro-
vide the fullest guarantees for
carrying out the Balfour Declara-
tion. All meansures were to be
invoked to encourage and stimu-
late the immigration of Jews into
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Rev. Cantor of 2934 Webb Ave., 64 years old,
David Golden died on June 16. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on June 17 with
interment in Machpelah Cense-
tery. He is survived by his wife,
APtilt7g. Dora; two daughters, Florence
windier cve. and Mrs. Simon Solomon; two
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sons, Dr. Daniel Budson and Jo-
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ISAAC KANTROWITZ
of 695 Chicago Blvd., 83 years
old, died on June 13. Funeral
services were held on June 16
with interment in Woodmere
Cemetery, Rabbi Leo M. Frank-
lin officiating. He is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. David I.
Nachman and Mrs. Earl Crabb of
Chicago, and a son, Leo, of Los
Angeles.
DAVE KALLMEYER
of Muncie, Ind., formerly of De-
troit, 46 years old, died on June
12. Funeral services were held
on June 14. lie is survived by
his wife, Bess; a son, David, Jr.;
,a daughter, Ann; his father. Abre
, ham; • sister, Mrs. Max Grabow-
sky of Detroit and three brothers,
Herman of Muncie and Meyer and
Raymond, both of Detroit.
MARJORY KISS
1740 Collingwood Ave., 5
years old, died on June 14. Fun-
eral services were held at Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home on June 15
with interment in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. She is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Nisa.
of
In his address Mr. Lipsky re-
ferred directly to the American
opponents of the World Jewish
Congress and scored them for la-
beling advocacy of the World Jew-
ish Congress as incompatible with
Americanism. Replying to this
accusation, Mr. Lipsky said "since
when has it become un-American
to lend a helping hand to the op-
pressed of alien lands, to plead
for them or defend them? And
since when has it become true
Americanism to disclaim the ties
of blood relationship or the cove-
nants that are made by the de-
votees of a common religion, when
they extend beyond the confines
of American territory? Since
when have Americans made de-
nial of racial or group loyalty,
or localized humanitarian inter-
est, an essential ingredient of
American loyalty, which demands
a monopoly of those virtues?
Since when has Americanism be-
come so narrow a conception as
to regard devotion to the inter-
tribute among the delegates •
specially prepared booklet "ex-
posing" the American Jewish
Congress and the World Jew.
ish Congress as non-represen-
tative. Mr. Fertig character.
ized the booklet a "supedfic-
iously plausible, totai,y unsound
and thoroughly vicious."
Dr.
Stephen S. Wise seconded the
motion, which was un•nimous•
ly adopted.
ests of humanity, to worldwide
concern for the future of de-
mocracy, to the protection of
fundamental human rights the
world over, as a diversion and
limitation of interest in, and loy-
alty to, that American of which
Dr. Georg Bernhard, guest of
honor of the conference, who wan
we are proud?"
introduced by Dr. Wise as public
Asserting that it is quite in
enemy number one of Nazi Ger-
order, therefore, at this confer-
many, devoted his address, deliv-
ence to make clear and unequivo-
ered at the opening session Satur-
cal the quality of our relation to
day night, to a survey of the phy-
Jews the world over," Mr. Lipsky
sical and psychological reasons
said that American Jews will
which make the World Jewish
bring to their suffering brethren
Congress a necessity at this time.
abroad "the protective mantle of
Sounding what was regarded as
our privileges and opportunities.
the keynote of the conference,
To them we do not propose to
Dr. Bernhard said: "No Chris-
send strangers to comfort them,
tian, with the exception of pro-
nor to engage paid alien advo- fessional anti-Semites, has ever
cates to appear for them, nor to
thought of denying the Jews the
send them only money to heal
right which has long since been
their physical wounds, but w e
claimed by Catholics, Protestants,
ourselves shall speak for our
workers and employers as well as
rights, and for theirs. The plain-
by men of science—namely, the
tiff in the case we shall submit
right to assemble in international
to the nations of the world is
conventions for the purpose of
the :ewish people appearing in
discussing their common prob-
perscs." A thunderous ovation
lems and to be represented by
was accorded Mr. Lipsky upon the
international bodies. We certain-
conclusion of his speech.
ly do not want to create a cen-
A humorous interlude was
tral agency which shall issue to
provided by the Hon. M. Meld-
all Jews directions for their con-
win Fertig, former counsel to
duct in the countries in which
Governors Roosevelt and Leh-
they live. At no time were any
man, when he moved, at the
of the initiators of the World
conclusion of Mr. Lipsky's ad-
Jewish Congress inane enough to
dress, that the conference ■ c- suggest the creation of an inter-
cord every courtesy and facil-
national Jewish policy in opposi-
ity to those who had been sent
tion to the national policies of
to the conference by the Ameri-
those countries where Jews live."
can Jewish Committee to di..
Pleads for Courage
Scientific Discovery
Results from Kaahruth
JERUSALEM (WNS-Palcor
Agency)—Because Jewish and
Moslem dietary law s prohibit
the eating of pork, so that prac-
tically no pigs are raised in Pal.
estine, the country has long suf-
fered a loss because of the wast-
age of whey, a by-product in
the cheese industry. This whey
is, in other lands, used to fatten
Figs, but here it was left to the
ingenuity of the Daniel Sieff
Research Institute at Rehoboth,
under the direction of Dr.
Chaim Weizmann, to find a use
for the whey. German-Jewish
scientists who have sought ref-
uge in Palestine have worked
out a special process whereby
the sugar in the whey can be
fermented, and then, mixed
with grain, makes a remark-
ably efficient and cheap chick-
enfeed in which the valuable
whey vitamin is fully preserved.
(The Institute has also found
a way of making pectin, a good
basic material for jellies, out of
the thick white pulp of oranges,
and of crystallizing the fruit it-
self so that it becomes a solid
essence which can be used to
make a refreshing summer
drink. Experiments with sun-
light energy are also being cur-
ried on by German-Jewish
savants there.
tion of an institute of economic
research to co-ordinate existing
agencies and to serve not only as
a clearing house of information
but as an instigator of studies
and proposals; 4.—the creation
of a commission on the democra-
tic extension of the responsibility
of relief and its management;
5.—establishment of a commis-
sion on migration; 6.—appoint-
ment of a committen.on Palestine
to co-operate with the Jewish
Agency; 7.—establishment of a
commission on the World Jewish
Congress trust to collect through
voluntary contributions an initial
fund of ;200,000 the income from
which would defray the regular
budgetary expenses of the various
commissions and bureaus of the
World Jewish Congress; 8.—the
creation of a central bank to
serve as the fiscal institution of
the democratic Jewries of the
world associated with the World
Jewish Congress; 9.—to further
the participation of all Jewish
bodies which at present for one
reason or another from participat-
ing in the first World Jewish Con-
gross.
A special resolution conveying
greetings of the conference to
the President of the United
States was unanimously adopted.
Rabbi Edward Israel of Balti-
more, speaking on the resolutions
presented by Dr. Margoshes, re-
ferred to his resignation from the
League Against War and Fascism
and declared "I fear much more
than Fascism in this country the
fate of Palestine Jewry if the
Jewish Communists of Palestine
will go on instigating murderous
activities of Arab imperialists."
Earlier in the day, at the opening
of the afternoon session, the con-
ference voted to table, with one
dissenting vote, a motion to per-
mit the participation of Jewish
Communi et organizations in
America in the American Worid
Jewish Congresses.
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Dr. Bernhard declared that "we
Saturday
for these!
propose to conduct against the
Goebbels' propaganda, which has
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poisoned the nations, a practical
campaign of enlightenment. We
shall bring assistance of a prac-
tical, moral and material kind to
the Jews who are engaged in a
struggle due to the economic and
political transfbrmations which
have taken place throughout the
Arlosoroff Yahrseit Marked by world. We propose to establish an
economic commission and to
Opening of New Colony
Going forward with the con- create an economic institute for
structive program that had been the purpose of studying the great
planned before the disorders revolution which has taken place
started, the Nir, colonization in all aspects of economic life and
branch of the Histadruth, officially in order to enable the Jews to
dedicated Neve Haim, the new adapt themselves . to this new
Industrial
workers' quarter near Hedera, world which will remain per-
Bank Building
which is named after the late Dr. manently different from that of
Chaim Arlosoroff. Forty homes earlier periods."
Messages expressing sympathy
have already been built in this
section with the assistance of the with the aims of the World Jew-
Nir, and 200 more homes are ish Congress were received by the
planned.
conference frmil the leading
The third anniversary of the statesmen of France, England,
death of Dr. Arlosoroff, who was Belgium and the United States.
murdered three years ago while Seventy-three members of the
16 Jews Wounded by Explosion walking on the Tel Aviv beach Congress of the United States, 14
and Shots
I with his wife, was marked by a of them Senators, joined in en-
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor memorial service at. his graveside dorsing the purposes of the World
Jewish Congress, in condemning
Agency) Sixteen Jews were in the Tel Aviv cemetery.
wounded, six seriously, as a re- Many Jewish Settlements Repulse anti-Semitism wherever it occurs,
including the United States, and
sult of a bomb explosion and of
Arab Night Attacks
shooting by Arabs from Ambush.
As telephone communications in expressing the belief that if
Other incidents during the day were restored with various parts the World Jewish Congre se
included the serious wounding of of Palestine after vandals severed achieves its aims, the Christian
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ot0A.
them seriously, when the train were repulsed by the colonists re- tion and in favor of any efforts
on which they were riding on the inforced by military detachments. which might be made by Jews to
way to Lydda from Haifa was The principal battle occurred at bring about an end to these in-
bombed at the Kalkilya station. Tel Joseph in the Valley of Jez- tolerable conditions.
The passengers had been told to reel, where a band of 50 Arabs
Dr. Wise's Address
Concluding Banquet
leave the car, but the Jews, un- surrounded the colony and rained
The highlight of the Sunday
A farewell luncheon was tend-
warned, had remained. When the bullets upon the homes there. Ain •miens was the presidential ad- ered to Mrs. Stephen S. Wise by
train left the station the bomb Herod, Shutta and Beth Alpha, dress of Dr. Stephen S. Wise in the Women's Division of the
exploded. All the injured were three other Jewish settlements in which he reiterated the determina- American Jewish Congress, of
taken to the hospitr, in Tel Aviv. the eastern part of the Valley, tion of American Jewry, as repre- which she is president. The lunch-
Two Jews were wounded, one were also attacked by armed sented in the American Jewish eon was addressed by, among
of them seriously, when shots bands who were met by troops Congress, to go forward un- others, Max Brauer, distinguished
were fired at the bus in which who used machine guns in repuls- daunted to Gerseva. In the course Protestant layman and a refugee
they were riding from Jerusalem ing the assailants.
of his address Dr. Wise issued a from Nazi Germany and former
to the settlement of Ataroth. A
Two Arabs were killed and sev- warning to the leaders of the may of Altona.
You are invited to use this friendly banking service
police car arrived on the scene eral others wounded at the vil- American Jewish Committee to
TW two-day session of the
and an investigation was started. lage of Anabta following a clash fight fairly. "I will tell you what Amerffian - Jewish Congress' con-
Senior British Police Officer with troops.
I mean by not fighting fairly," ference was brought to a close
Alan Sigrist, who has been most
A campaign has been launched he declared. "Last mina just be- with a farewell banquet tendered
active, of late in investigating re- to raise a fund designed to help fore leaving New York I got a to Dr. Wise, who will sail for
cent crimes in Jerusalem, was ser- the victims of the current dis- telegram from one of the great Europe on June 16 in the inter-
iously wounded while returning turbances. Called "Ezra Ubitza- leaders of American Jewry, a este of the World Jewish Congress
from an inspection between St. ron", it is under the auspices of great anti-Zionist. The last words and Zionist affairs. The banquet
Stephen's Gate and Herod's Gate the executive of the Jewish Agen- of the telegrams read: 'Yours will was presided over by M. Maid-
by two Arabs who shot at him cy, the Vaad Leumi and the Tel be the responsibility'." Dr. Wise win Fertig.
from the roadside. Sigrist, who Aviv Municipality. Menahem M. explained that the World Jewish
In addition to the guest of
was driving, lost control of the Ussishkin, president of the Jewish Congress will be made responsible honor, the speakers at the ban-
car, which fell 30 feet down to- National Fund and Mayor Meier by its enemies for whatever may quet were Representative John
ward the valley. Ills companion, Dizengoff of Tel Aviv are its happen to the Jews after the Con- W. McCormack, chairman of the
a British constable named Doxat, chairmen. The fund will be used gress meets. Should a world war Congressional Committee investi-
fired at the assailants, wounding ! for constructive works, such as afflict Europe, said Dr. Wise, he gating un-American activities;
one in the chest. The wounded l housing, and the creation of and Louis Lipsky would be held George Bernhard and Max Brauer.
Arab made his way to a house sources of income for those af- responsible by those people who
Shelter Elected Delegate
in the valley, where he is believed fected by the disorders. Repre- are trying toundermine the Con-
Simon Shetzer of Detroit was
to be dying. The house was sur- sentatives of all the Jewish na- gress movement.
elected one of the 75 delegates
rounded by police. The second tional institutions will assist the
"I am ready to take responsi- from this country to the World
assailant fled, leaving his tarbush chairmen in the drive.
bility for the World Jewish Con- Jewish Congress.
behind. Dogs have been set on High Commissioner Views 20,000 gress," exclaimed Dr. Wise. "I
Mr. Shetzer won national rec-
his trail.
have confidence in the Jewish peo- ognition as an able leader, par-
Destroyed Trees
The wounded Arab is a teacher
A dreary picture of desolation ple and in the conscience of hu- ticularly for his Zionist work. his
in the government school. His confronted Palestine's High Com- manity." Referring to a letter he efforts in behalf of the Congress
name is Ansari.
missioner, Sir Arthur Wauchope, had received from the Middle movement and his contributions
The Transjordan Government as he visited the Hashomer Ha- West, which said "Dr. Wise, if to the cause of the boycott of
has exiled a few agitators who
train settlement in Mishmar Ha- you go on with the World Jewish German-made goods.
have been inciting the Bedouin
emek, where the charred remains Congress, there will probably be
As delegates-at-large the con-
tribes to demonstrate in sym-
of 20,000 t•ses gave testimony no money in this city for Eretz ference elected Judge Julian W.
pathy with the Palestine dis-
to the continuing ruthlessness of Israel next year," the Congress' Mack of New York, Dr. Stephen
turbances. The agitators have
vandals. The settlers who sur- president declared "we are not S. Wise of New York, Louis Lip-
been exiled to Akaba.
rounded the High Commissioner going to be coerced and intimi- sky of New York, Rabbi I. M.
Stringent Military Guard Utak. pointed out to him that their for- dated. No money for Palestine! Aellinsky of Pittsburgh and Jo-
fished Throughout Palestine
eat has been the target of incen- Very well, gentlemen, Palestine seph Schlossberg of New York.
Washington Blvd. at Grand River
Stringent military guard over diaries 11 times since the disturb- will take care of itself and we
Alternate delegates include
•
Six Convenient Branches
all sections of Palestine was in- ances started, resulting in the de- will manage ourselves. One thing William Hordes and Rabbi J. S.
stituted with the official announce- struction of 30,000 trees out of let me say to the gentlemen from Sperka of Detroit.
ments that the country had been • total of 200,0000 planted over the Middle West; if you dare to
Representative John W. Mc-
divided into four sections for • period of many years. Wau- threaten Palestine, if you dare to Cormack of Maseachutetts, who
troop purposes.
chope, surrounded by the sostlers punish Palestine because we be- was the chief speaker at the ban-
A total of 1,495 persons, corns and members of the Hashismer lieve in • World Jewish Congress, quet given in honor of Dr. S.
prising 1,313 Arabs and 182 Hatzair, entered the vast forest we will go to Jews and to the Wise as the concluding function
Jews, has been arrested since the area and contemplated the i sins whole American people and cry of the two-day conference, pro-
disorders started on April 19, it on the extensive hillside there out against your tactics of co- posed that the right of religious
ercion, against the insolent threat freedom be incorporated into the
was stated in an official commu- trees had formerly blossomed.
nique issued by the Palestine gov-
The colonists insisted that of intimidation against us." When, code of international law. Dr. U. S. Presbyterians Asked to War those who are being oppressed
and register our protest against
ernment The number of :arrest- heavy collective punishment fines in the course of his address, Dr. Wise. who spoke briefly, an-
on Anti-Semitism and
the racial and religious intoler-
ed does not, however, include be imposed on all neighboring Wise mentioned President Roose- nounces that the minimum budget
Rams Bias
ance now being carried on in
those held for charges of break- Arab villages as the only prevent- velt, the audience arose in a spon- of the World Jewish Congress in
ing curfew. Of the 1,313 Arabs ive measures against further in- taneous and lasting ovation.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. (WNS)- Germany, joining our prayers
its first year would be $100,000,
with theirs, that 'she day of de-
arrested, 754 have been convicted cendiariem. Moshe Shertok, head
Conference Resolutions
half of which is to be raised in Presbyterian ministers and lay-
on charges, 226 have been ac- of the political depatrment of the
While the various committees the United States. Approximately men were urged to rebuke anti- liverance may soon come."
quitted and 333 are awaiting Jewish Agency, who flew to Hai- of the Congress session were $10,000 was raised at the ban- Semitism and race prejudice
trial.
fa to accompany the High Com- hard at work drafting resolutions, quet The Detroit delegates wherever they cropped out in a Italians Say Salami. Is Friend al
The Arab murderer of Eliezer missioner on his tour of the Hai- Judge Nathan Perlman and Dr. pledged the sum of 9500.
resolution adopted by the 148th
Zionism
Bitchitzky, one of the Jews who fa neighborhood, introduced Sir S. Margoshee presented to the
annual Assembly of the Presby-
ROME.—(WNS)—The Italian
died as a result of the Arab at- Arthur to the representatives of delegates recommendations f o r
terian Church of the United
tacks in Jaffa on April 19, which the various settlements in the guidance to the American dele-
Michael Loring, versatile young States. The assembly also press reports that Emperor Haile
started the present disturbances, area. Among those who sooke to gates to the World Jewish Con- Minneapolis Little Theater gradu- -adopted a resolution protesting Selassie of Ethiopia became a
has been ordered to pay £250 in the High Commissioner were a gress. A number of resolutions ate with an exceptional baritone against the persecution of racial strong supporter of Zionism dur-
compensation to the family of I Polish rabbi. an old Kurdish Lew were also submitted dealing with voice, has been signed to a Uni- and religious minorities in Ger- ing his brief rex In Palestine.
Italian Jewry has started regu-
the victim. This is the largest t and two members of the German the structure of the World Jew- versal contract. Loring is n Uni- many. The resolution said that
ish Congress as well as with its versity of Minnesota Medical the "Nazi regime in Germany has lar communication with Falashas
blood-money payment that can be j youth aliyah.
program. Among these resolu- School graduate and his present denied freedom of expression of of Ethiopia and has sent a num-
exacted under the Ottoman law ,
which still rules under certain sir-
TEL AVIV (WNS-Palcor Agen- tions, unanimously adopted by the Hollywood venture is his second truth to Christian ministers and ber of Italian teachers to Ethiopia
cumetances in Palestine. The cy) — A sand wall has been built conference, were: 1.—establish- attempt to crash the movies. Be- symen and has exiled hundreds to bring the black Jews within
murderer had previously been; along the shore of Tel Aviv in ment of a commission on civil and sides being active in college plays, of its scientists and teachers and the orbit of Italian culture.
sentenced to 15 years at hard; order to protect the Jewish work- political relations; 2.—establish- be produced and headed the cast has placed 1,600,000 Christians
labor.
ers in the new Jewish port re- ment of a bureau of research and of the Minneapolis Refectory under an intolerable ban and sub-
Joe Louis, the sepia threat M
Dr. M. Tannous. • leader in cently established as • result of information on anti-Semitism in Theater players and later went on jected them to physical and men- Jim Braddixt, is showiest hie
the Grand Muftis political party, the disturbances centering around, connection with an enlightenment the road with various stage pro- tal jeopardy, in addition to the friends • post-cati with a Berlin
and Shibley Jamal, one of the the Arab port in neighboring campaign to present the truth ductions. Radio engagements also thousands of Hebrews who are postmark that announces the
leaders of the Reform Party and Jaffa, against possible assaults about the Jews to the public opin- attracted attention to his ability being persecuted. We hereby ex- sender hopes Joe will knock Hu
ion of the world; 3.—the forma- as a singer.
secretary of the 1922 Arab dele- trims raffa.
press our deep sympathy with stuffings
out of Max Schnmling.
.
Palestine on a large scale and as
quickly as possible to settle them
on the land by intensive cultiva-
tion. Measures were also to be
taken for the'protection of Arab
peasants. No regulation was to
be made prohibiting or interfer-
ing with the free exercise of re-
ligion, and holy places were to
remain under Mohammedan con-
trol.
The Zionist Organization pro-
posed sending to Palestine a
group of experts to conduct a
survey of the economic possibili-
ties of the country, and the Zion-
ist Organization was to place its
commission at the disposal of the
Arab state in order to survey the
possibility of its deviopment.
The Zionist Organizat on also
agreed to use its efforts to assist
the Arab state in developing its
natural resources. The parties to
the treaty also agreed to act In
complete accord and harmony on
matters affecting their mutual In-
terests that would come up be-
fore the Peace Conference.
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chief Arab representative was
Emir Feisal, the late King of
Iraq, working with T. E. Lawr-
ence, who appeared before the
Council of the Conference to sub-
mit the claims for Arab inde-
pendence and a national exis-
tence. These claims, Dr. Weiz-
mann states, found agreement
among the Zionists represented at
Paris, of whom he was one.
Dr. Weizmann met Emir Feisal
at Amman, Transjordan, in June
1918, and on many subsequent
occasions, together with Lawr-
ence, discussed Zionism. These
meetings led to a lasting friend-
ship between Feisal and himself.
When Feisal came to Europe in
1919 the Zionist plans were sub-
mitted to him; and both the Emir
and Lawrence approved them, Dr.
Weizmanan states. Early in 1919
these conversations culminated in
a treaty of friendship, the full
text of which consisted of seven
articles, which is given facsimilie
reproduction in the Times. In
conclusion, Dr. Weizmann also re-
V.
MAJORITY OF AMERICAN JEWS
PARTICIPATE IN PLANNING FOR
THE WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS
Hits Charge of Disloyalty
of the
net at
inthal,
a spe-
. June
Tech-
in for
of the
28, at
1 and
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gation to London, left for visits
to Rome, Geneva and London in
order to obtain support for the
Arab cause. Both of these Arabs
are Christians.
Jamal Ilusseini, cousin of the
Grand Mufti and head of the
Palestine Arab party, also left
with the mfor a journey to Lon-
don, but it was understood that
he is going in a private and not
in a public capacity.
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