New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1924, Page 3

ENGLAND'S TROUBLE R INLEAGUES HANDS To Discuss Difficulties in Garry- ing Out Palestine Mandate Rome, Dec, 8, — (Jewish Tele- graphic agency) = Difficulties en- countered by Great Britain In carry- ing out the Palestiné mandate will be lald before the Councll of the League of Natlons when it meets here Dec. 8 in a report to be sub- L mitted by the Permanent Mandates Commission of the Leagye. The report, based on the report of Great Britain with regard to ita administration of the mandate for the year 1023, will draw the par- ticular- attentlon of the councll to disputes which have arisen between Zionlsts and leaders of the Arab population of Palestine with re- gard to immigration, the establishe ment of a National Jewish Home and the claims of the Arabi that the action of the adm!nla‘a(lon constitutes “a selzure by forelgners of their traditional patrimony.” A conslderable stream of imml- gration, mainly from eastern Eu- rope, 18 providing Palestine with a new population which is prepared “neither by technical training nor WRITE OR PHONE — for — BARGAIN LIST REMEMBER If you want to surround yourself with friends, surround your home \\'ilh.music. EARLY BUYERS BEST SELECTION tradition to contribute to the con- struction of the Jewish National Home.” The report will add: Expresses Appreciation “The commission is glad to ex- | press its appreciation of the efforts made by the mandatory to insure the application of the principle laid down in this article. It is bound to observe, however, that the immigration policy of the manda- tory gives rise to acute controversy while it does not afford entire patis- faction to the Zionists, The Zion- ists feel that the establishment in Palestine of a National Jewish is the first duty of the man- | a anifest, therefore, a | at the difficulties sometimes placed in the way of jmmigration ‘and the granting of | land to immigrants | icy I8 reje ity, whic ca of a | “It {s obvinus that had the man- datory only to take nsidera- tion the inter of the population, | the immigration p would be dictated not to u rations as by tonal nities. Tt is e ltudes and | qually true DADDY! This was a won- derful present M' the already in w, it might be|f in a position as regards agrarian |8 espropriation to pursue a poliey | ould edly than 1 creati Home in National Questions of Education disputed points NEW BRITAIN DAILY HLRALD CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE PIANO SA lmnllllllllll vum‘mmml oy || i 4 § TR y/f. A MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1924, PIANOS GOING IN EVERY DIRECTION Eager Buyers from Bmto] Mid dletown, Hartford, even New Haven, came to take advantage of the Cost-Smashing Prices This New Player to safety from flames whi tially destroyed the lower floors of | ¥ the bullding. But Bismark's efforts et side apartment made thelr way | ch par- could not | save his best friend, Eugene, -“\w ton, the janitér, who was asleep in the basement and who was | burned to death despite the strug gles of the dog to hurl through the closed door. himself | | | Phone 72 Piano Department Open Nights we are making on CAUTION Fortunately we were well prepared hut don't delay ‘0o long. We are fast running low on some styles. Come Bring a small deposit today or tonight. with you, make “music in N i | Your Old 3 Derby Woman l\l]led .ctlmg (‘)‘ff Tl?"t) | PBiano 64 vears old, of Derhy \HS‘ fatally injured by an . Slicst miphv i onbiNe oWl o old Miiford | )| . onaior| Phonograph t 18 of Vh brain, | G i{nternal inj \HI‘N-‘! Tflke" in ’ She had just alighted from a trel- | q. ley car when struck ty a truck | y drivaniby e = '\"'! We are going to make a quick sale FExchange 0 st ot coni A £ E ¢ his used instrument Y a e |l of this stock—we have’eut the price Nis used Instrume ] . Dog Rescues 25 M on this used Upright Piano to -only the price and terms listed Q150 » In New York Fire |§ 3$11.00. Small 15008 Dec. §.—Bismark, a e . S ! o m.‘ Terms: Payment down—$2.00 a week Terms: Payment down—S81.50 a week week t bark! ly yesterday morn . - cigis NS L (Eears hve tesaig 6 .1 SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN SECURES IT Pianos, Player Pia.os, Grands, Phonographs This Sale will make History for events of this kind. The results are wholly beyond our expectations, and with it adds the satisfaction that we are able to offer these wonderful values at Xmas time, a time when every Mother and Daddy is anxious to add to the home surroundings. more; it is recognized as the greatest known agency for holding together the Daily family circle, which after all makes life worth living. Music does even ’%UT iy [ A SI\L\LL'IVJIJJPO"SIT v 1l BALANCE ON e MONTHLY OR WEEKLY TERMS T0 FIT EVERY I POCKETBOOK S EVENTUALLY A Iy PIANO WHY NOT NOW? We Will Deliver XMAS Time Could Christmas he made brighter? rt vour selection. Keep that long promise of vour home.” Make this Xmus the happiest event in your oint | f‘A:'v:.ml‘ i life. 1' 4 / d This gigantic Piano Sale is now in full swing. We v it are determined to sell this stock of beautiful pianos and i player-pianos at earliest possible moment. The prices we are making are b every precedent ever es- tahlished by us. Be: 8%-note Player-Pianos R only $395, and on ea 18y terms lowest price, we believe, ever made on a new high de 88-note Player-Piano. - . 33 j Used instruments, $44 and 111» prices are so low that SPECIAL PLAYER ONLY §333.00 it is only a matter of a very short time until the stock is P et - b sold out. t to buy a Piano or Player-Piano This great hargain in a Used Player-Piano within the vears, it will pay you to come to this will go to the first customer. Ten rolls of music New Players—Now $395.00. Bench and 10 Rolls of Music—Terms. ELS - s we do not believe you will ever get thi and hench included. If vou ever expect to purchase New Player-Piano now on sale at $395.00. The lowest price, we believe | !¢ #&41M: ;i i e BNl bl b g ‘ . : a Player-Piano—investigate this offer hefore it is ever made on a high grade Player-Piano m New Britain. Shop around and Our Store is Crowded—Come Early g g ; i . convince yourself that you cannot duplicate this great offer. * Easy ternts! , toolate! NOTICE — AT PRICES CUT DOWN . NOTICE e BUYERS, ATTENTION ) ; ) » : We apologize to the many who we were un- Rather than allow these Pianos to remain unsold, we it tu day, and in 7 ,[1 ) e N0 matte un have to pay down will cut prices to the very hone. We will not stand on “ 5 ; e ing tl : s Pi < 1;mn | P fir 1 ceremony. A small matter of a few dollars will send an tl H]l [, Tuesday :, \\ ‘1 ne at : l ‘ L . i S( a ) 9 N instrument to your home. he Pian ‘.' : mesUcfel S0l LS I ere t I su I convenience. s open until 10 p. m. L o SALE PRICE 28" 00 Buy You Piano now W kile Our \re Low A\ FEW DOLLARS A MONTH AND IT'S YOURS i o [Epe e Phone | Pizno Department 72 f Open Nights