Friday, September 12, 1947
THE JEWISH• NEWS
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LIVES OF OUR TIMES.
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DESPOTIC WAR. IN 1905, DURING M
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SIDNEY WAS ARRESTED.
AFTER
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MAIM Of TS WONDERFUL '11DAOCRACY"
OUTSIDE HIS COUNTRY, YOUNG HILLMAN
%%RATIO FIRST TO ENGLAND AND II 19W
TO THE UNITED STATES.
1933, HILLMAN WAS APPOINTED A WNW OF THE LAIGI
ADVISORY BOARD OF IRA. FOUR YEARS LATER,IS MOW
A UNION CONTRACT fOR 957E Of NE MEWS GARMENT
INDUSTRY, INCLUDING A THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR WAGE
INCREASE MD THE GUARANTEE Of AN "IMPARTIAL CHAIRMAN'
IN CASE OF DISPUTES.
SIMON NO 1943
OF CIO - PAC, HILLMAN 5E6A11 Tilt MOST
SPECTACULAR PORTION OF HIS CAREER.
ROOSEVELT'S RE - ELECTION THE FOLLOWING
YEAR WAS SAID TO BE DUE LARGELY 70
HILLMAN'S ORGANIZATION.
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Greetings
KELLY COAL .CO.
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Of DS FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY
12300 GREENFIELD
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PUSH/INT ROOSEVELT APPOINTED
HILLMAN TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
COMMISSION IN 1940, AND LATER
PROMOTED IUM TO Ti f ASSOCIATE
DIRECTORSHIP Of THE OFFICE OF
PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT.
Mt WAS MARRIED IN 1916 70
SESSiE AISRAMOvViTZ,ONE OF
1st FIVE ORIGINAL STRWIRS.
Greetings
FINEGOLD'S
FINER FOODS
A GAMMA CUTTER INERAGING!4.00
A WEEK) NUMMI TREASURED WS NEW-
FOUND FREEDOM. MEN POOR 111011KING
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RESULTED IN A STRIKE IN MEMOS
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Holiday Greetings
Bureau Offers
List of Jewish Speakers
but "wash" the soil, since it was 'Lecture
far too salty for anything to
grow. And after the first crop
NEW YORK—To assist Jewish
came up, everyone was very
groups in planning their pro-
happy
that
the experts had been grams, the Jewish Center Lecture
(EDITOR'S NOTE: The following letter is from an American student
at the Hebrew Institute of Technology in Haifa. one of 50 American
wrong. The climate down there Bureau of the National Jewish
‘et•rans studying there under the GI Bill of Rights. He describes ins
is intensely hot in summer (100' Welfare Board has published a
first impressions of Palestine.)
to 130° Fahrenheit), but this did Directory of Jewish Organiza-
DEAR PENYNA:
not prove to be a deterrent. To- tional Speakers, which lists ora-
The position of the American students in the Technion is I day, they are "washing" addi- tors who are available on a non-
similar to the position of foreign students in any country. tional tracts of land and enlarg- fee basis.
Copies of the dictory may be
First, they must become accustomed to a new country, new ing their crop.
The Salt Sea (or Dead Sea) it- obtained by writing to the Jew-
surroundings, new ways of life, and all the details which
Center Lecture Bureau, Na-
these imply. Second, they must master a new, and to some, a self is an amazing phenomenon. ish
It is extremely saturated with tional Jewish Welfare Board, 145
strange. language, to read and•
salts — mostly of chlorine—and E. 32nd St., New York 16, N. Y.
GI Studying at Technion Describes
Process of Orientation to Palestine
speak- it fluently, which is in I Agency's Youth Department and
itself a job of no mean propor- ' the school. One trip was down the story that it is impossible to
as some
tion.
true,
' to the Dead Sea, Jericho, the sink there is quite
went in swimming
Finally. they must accustom Palestine Potash Works, and the of us who
themselves to a different edu- only Jewish settlement in that know. Toward evening, when the
and
cational system—and different neighborhood the kibbutz "Beth temperature begins to drop
it is. The academic level of the Ha-arava". some evaporization takes place,
pass a fog can be seen directly over
school is higher than the level of
Leaving Jerusalem. you
an engineering college in Amer- through some of the most deco- the lake, which is the result of
ica. More courses are given. they late country in the world the the salt-filled water vapor. The
proceed at a faster pace than Judean wilderness, or desert. factory there, (Palestine Potash
that to which we are accus- . Except along a narrow pass, Co.) by a complicated process
tomed. the explanations are more i where there is a controlled of fractions! crystallization, ex-
difficult. and entrance require- • stream of water running to Jeri - tracts the various salts, and re-
mem,: ire higher.
cho. literally not a blade of grass fines them for domestic and fore-
solid, barren eign use (the chief product being
We could hope for a little more , s to be sec-, n. Just
Just
Potassium Chloride, used as fer-
f f s,:.
fre
to visit the . lro
w
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clif
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with
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rock,
were able to take a
country told paxlicipate in the crevices, precipices, etc. On the tilizer). We
one
gene i zit cultural and social life wav we saw some of the war- trip through the factory with
- ' projects of " Solel-Boneh" of the chemists as our guide,
of the "Yisbilv" , but that too will , ' time
although o n I y the chemists
'
' operative
-
come in time. Most of us are lie_ (the co
building corn -
-
us understood what it was
m g in one large building in pan) —
v tank-traps emplace- among
all about, we all enjoyed it and
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- Kiryat Bialik", about a half- ments,
and the underg.•ound hos-
how's i ide fromschool.
pitals, which were in preparation learned something. Incidentally,
Some of the fellows' wives for a German attack at the time this is one of the largest plants of
came with them from America; when they were in Egypt. All, of its kind in the world, which is
one or two have married Pales-''I course, cut out of solid rock, and something of which to boast, be-
Oman girls. Social life, because supposed to have been a terrific ing in one of the smallest coun-
tries.
of the lack of free time, is rather engineering feat.
YITZIK
limited, and what there is of it
After an hour and a half of (Copyright Seven Arts Feature Syn.)
consists of an occasional house-
riding, we arrived in Jericho —
party. movie, concert, or play.
today, and all-Arab city. Some of Synagogue In London Damaged
During the holidays and breaks
By Fire Of Unknown Origin
in the semester people usually the historical points of the vi-
LONDON, (JTA)—The Willes-
cinity were pointed out to us—
travel. some to relatives, some to
the old wall, Eliyahu's Well, Mt. don District Synagogue here was
friends in various parts of the
Nebo (where Moses is supposed damaged by a fire of unknown
country. mostly to the "kibbut-
to have died) and the trek of origin. Firemen brought the blaze
zim.** Most of the time at home
our ancestors when they first under control after one complete
is of course spent in studying.
flowing with
r
Not the least important part of reached
this land
-
room on the ground floor was
milk and honey. -
burned out. Police are investigat-
our education has been our intro-
duction to Palestine, learning the From Jericho we traveled to ing the cause of the fire.
geographical and historical high Beth Ha-arava, a seven-year old
spots in the country. Already, at I kibbutz, which settled the land
various holiday periods, there against all warnings of Palestin-
Greetings
have been a number of "tiyulim" ian agricultural experts and suc-
(tours through the country) in cessfully planted various vege-
which we participated, which tables and other crops. For the
IRVING HERMELIN
were arranged by the Jewish first few years. they did nothing
Paper Uses Vowel Symbols
TEL AVIV (ZOA)—The news-
paper Heggeh, which is printed
withIg`nekudot" (vowel symbols),
has published its 2000th issue.
The paper was begun by Davar,
the labor daily, to enable new
immigrants to begin reading He-
brew. Its first readers. more than
six years ago, were the thousands
of refugees from Central Europe,
and new refugees from Europe
still form the bulk of its readers.
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The Palestine representatives are Deborah Yaffan (left) and
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—Happy New Year
Henry C. Keyweil
Isadore Kowa!