Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1929, Page 4

BORFAVORSLS PROTEST TO BRITAIN & Urgent Representations Over Slaying of Americans in Palestine Are Wanted. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. Senator Borah of Idaho, chairman of the Senate foreign relations com- mittee, favors urgent representations to Great Britain on behalf of the Amerfean citizens recently killed in Arab-Jewish riots in Palestine. He believes such representations would convince the British government struction which has been so well in Palestine must not retreat, munm , before the onslaught of fa- naticism and sa 3 looking statement, W] utterances made_on previous by Presidents Wilson, Harding and idge and with the unanimous reso- lution :do%!:d by both houses of Con- gress in ptember, 1922, approving these aims and purposes, will bring con- solation to the bereaved and renewed hope to the rorces of progress and re- construction. You have earned the eternal gratitude of an unforgetting people.” Washington authorities recall at this hour the remarkable report made on Palestinian conditions two years ago for the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- national Peace by one of its trustees, Dr, Hemry 8. Pri tt, It was sro- phetic of what has just transpired in the Holy Land. “Palestine,” said Dr. Pritchett. “is a rt of a region where racial, religious and political hatreds exist to an extent scarcely equaled in any other part of the world. The afrreau\vu movement for Jewish colonization forms one more cause of bitterness and adds one more to the existing quarrels which have for centuries divided the people of this already embitter at the eastern end of the Medi The movement, so far as I was ang:eh:lnd it, seems a prise, whose run will by me and un- l;lpgi'ne&n hoth for the Jew and for the rab.” (Copyright, 1920.) e p— Snowden to Visit King. LONDON, September § (#).—The Acting British Prime Minister Philip Snowden, with Mrs. Snowden, left Lon- don this afterncon for Sandringham, Norfolk, for a visit with King Gecurge and Queen Mary. They will return to their own country home near Tilford, Surrey, tomorrow. pestessbiARSRERAI Géorge Shepard, sexton of the church at Kilve, England, where he died recently at the age of 8¢, had not GIRL SERIOUSLY HURT IN MOTOR CYCLE SPILL Driver in Accident Fatal to Leon Cornell, Alexandria, in Second Mishap: Speeial Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 5.— Miss Ruth Bowen, 20 years old, of 51§ North Alfred street, is at Alexandiia Hospital suffering from internal in- Juries received last night in an accident on_the Alexandria-Fort Humphreys near Franconis Al band for hearing in A. Rich . 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