THE JEWISH NEWS Foiday, Sopfewslior 20, 1446 Founders of Newest Palestine Settlement Thank American Jews Canadian Ministers Criticize Bevin for Policy on Palestine Nutrition Classes at Model Kitchen REGINA, Canada, (rrA)—Pre- Thomas C. Douglas of the government of Saskatchewan, and Isidore C. Nollet, minister of agri- culture, severely :criticized For- eign Minister Bevin and the Brit- ish Labor Party for its Palestine policy, at the annual conference of. the Miatadruth of Western Canada. mier HARLES ROSENBLOOM, chairman of the United Palestine An- _:I and of the United Jewish Appeal, speaking at the recent oundation ceremonies of Irgun Basra. newest Palestinian settle- ent for veterans of the Jewish Brigade, said his fellow Jews in merica "would be greatly encouraged and highly inspired by the ews of the construction work going on in this country." At the same time Palestinian Jewish leaders paid high tribute o - American Jewry. pointing out that it was their generous con- ributions to the United Jewish Appeal's $100,000,000 campaign •hich gave new impetus to the intensive program of upbuilding the ewish National Home. Mr. Rosenbloom has been touring Palestine along with other eaders of the UJA and UPA observing the development program inanced by both agencies. elden Says Arabs elp in Resistance JDC Home Helps Soften Sad Memories Of Nazi Cruelties Arabs are fighting with the He- rew resistance forces in Pates- ine today. and more Arabs will oin them in the event of open arfare with the British as now ms imminent. This was disclosed by Mr. Harry . Selden, co-chairman of the erican League just returned' m Palestine. Mr. Selden accom- anted Senator Gillette on his fission of inquiry. but returned ater due to a delay in obtaining lane passage. Mr. Selden's disclosure confirms ports received last week that wo Arabs had been arrested for articipation in the bombing of he Kin:: David Hotel. British' ilitary headquarters in Palestine. "Pa:estine Arabs already are ac- ive in the anti-British under- ! round." he said. They are mak-1 rig common cause with the He- rews. not only because they be- teve they can better themselves V opposaig the British and the ich local effendi. but because hey are deve:oping a growing ad- iration for Hebrew armed power nd realization of its possibilities n freeing their country. Typical s a rumor which has spread hrough the backward Arab world the effect that the Hebrew un- erground has an atomic bomb. - Hitler came- Today she is resting comfortably at the JDC home. where good food. fresh air and pleasant surroundings are help- ing her pass the days in quiet and comfort made possible by Ameri- ca's $100.000.000 fund of the UJA. Joel Kupperman, ABC "Quiz id." is gradually losing his lisp rid the director of the Speech nd Hearing Clinic at Northwest- rn University predicts that it ill he entirely gone by fall. eason for it: his brain works aster than his tongue . . but is tongue is finally catching up. t isn't a lisp at all! New Hebrew Books The Hebrew Publishing House, "Ogden", shortly will publish a number of important works by prominent writers, including some translations from the Yiddish. The latest publication by "Ogden" was "Hebrew and Arab", by the famous Orientalist, Prof. A. S. Yehudah. -- 'After welcoming the 120 dele- gates, Premier Douglas, touching on the Bevin attitude towards the Jewish demands on Palestine, "The very minimum we said: could expect was the implementa- tion of the Anglo-American In- quiry Commission report on Pal- estine. You cannot ask a com- mittee to be set up and then ig- Courses is natrition. given at the National Jewish Hospital in nore its report." Denver. enable women to prepare wholesome meals without en- dangering their health when they return to their homes and families. Nollet said he "bitterly con- demns" the Bevin policy in Pal- pressed the belief that Jewish estine. and announced he intends AMG Asked to Retain problems are specialized and re- to make a more direct protest. Department of Jewish British Parachutists Apologize For Humiliating Jewish Vet JERUSALEM, (J T — Ten members of a British parachute regiment, stationed in Palestine, made a public apology for "the mean and detestable conduct" of 10 other paratroopers who are al- leged to have humiliated a Jewish ' resident of Jerusalem formerly in I the Royal Air Force. The apology! was made in a signed letter pub- lisped in the "Palestine Post." Affairs in Bavaria quire special study and treatment. They also stressed the necessity MUNICH, (JTA) — Various flr having a highly-placed of- Jewish leaders here have united ficial representing Jewish inter- in urging the American Military : ests in top governmental circles Government to retain the De- in order to assure speedy action on Jewish problems. partment of Jewish Affairs in the Military government officials, Bavarian government. which the who support the incorporation AMG is planning to incorporate plan, are meeting regularly with into an overall bureau for politic- Jewish leaders in an effort to al persecutees. arrive at a settlement agreeable Some of the Jewish leaders ex- I to all concerned. 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