New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1929, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1929. Zeppelin of 20 Years Ago Wh Builder Hoped For 24 Hour Trip [ en |the place of burial of the three pa- the mammoth | eovered | contrasting gr | rooms and 1o total length little | than 350 feet | feet of the n Compared with Graf Zeppelin, now flying over the United -States, the flimsy shown in the pictures w for air travel which gained public confidence. Count Zeppelin, himself, the controls of this lighter than : machine when it attempted the first 24 hour flight in the history of t! world more than 20 years ag These pictures were taken by Georg 0. Gridley of Berlin at the time of the flight at Friedrichshafc ma The trip ended in d the ship resting lightly in the of a large tree at the end of hours, as shown atly w as co was at ho The annual es of the I, I members of 't lield tomorrow af ble The 1:15 ma private cars. A ball game positors and pressme program of s lowed by a rulin tment Dinner will be served t the Double Beach iting Hitc Tt o'clock, mal two betw The lines of the ship are some- what similar to the Graf Zeppelin that will completo~a world flight in less than 21 days ef flying time. At that time the hour flight was thought to be the limit of this mode | of transportation, but just yester- | day the Graf landed after in the air. The consumption per person decr pounds in 1900 to the pre-war period. 78 hours The gondolas of the ship are un- by the on the ernoon party pictures, | ith the covereq [¢ The | was les: to 772 ship) mpared t Zeppelin, anhcoc!\ (0. Outmg Tomorrow at Shore |day of mourning and prayer, which of the employ- | heock Co. and amilies will be at Dou- will leave at the trip in een the com- n will head the nd will be fol- between the and bindery. at 6: House, f wheat flour from 224 pounds in |at dev of the rioting. lof 30 o'clock | binical school. sisters, Palest efforts to have been una Hu and gineer, become a rabbi his wishes, the Palestine cultural education | of this city owns a six-family build- ing, four stores, and holds first and |second mortgages on numerous buildings. The list of wounded was |reported to be large. Just beyond that city, in Beisan, all Jewish [homes were burned to the ground and one man was killed. A troop train bringing soldiers to | Haifa for protection of the port, was far as could be learned today, |taken by the Arab forces, the men only local man | were disarmed and the troops per- | mitted to proceed. { _ Miss Goldsmith in Danger > [ an officer of his cla New outbreaks appeared today 10| gebater and as an at be centering about Tel-Aviv, now the of Miss Goldsmith, the Haugh- Goldsmith of this city, in the public at- who JEWS WILL HAVE PRAYER SERVICE (Continued From First Page) are now had hoped to As Mr. Hartman is the who has studied at Hebron Rabbin- ical school, the institution invaded by the Arabs with the loss of more | than a dozen students’ lives, includ- ing that of Benjamin Hurwitz, 19- ' home vear old cousin of Mrs. George | ter of Jo Gans of Mason Drive and a former teacher Mr. Hartman prepared for the school system and director of the ing profession at Hebron in the | tendance bureau. The town has | immediately following the [ been placed under martial law. Two World War. He took up his work | unsuccessful assaults were attempt- here three years ago. As explained | ed on the town yesterday, the first him, Hebron is a city of about resulting in the death of one Jew 000 Arab population with less| and 20 Moslems, while the second than 100 Jewish families. Wonder- | took five Jewish lives and injured ment at the establishing of one of | 20. The Arab lo believed to be the world's foremost rabbinical | great, were not determined. schools in a community of Arabs,| The first serious trouble at Tel | was cleared up today when Mr, | Aviv came Sunday when the Arabs | Hartman explained that Hebron is| came through the outskirts of the town with the body of a comrade, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, | intending to bury him. Some of the and was the first capital of David, | tropers attempted to enter the city | ag of the Jews. It is therefore re- | proper and the British police fired, rded as a shrine of the Jew Killing five men th. The school has more than 200 | Hurwitz Stabbed to Death students from many countries, in-| News dispatches from the war |21, of 13 cluding about 30 from the United | zone brought to local survivors of |rested on the States: jamin Hurwitz, the first news of | this noon on Rabbi Aronson Shocked h]s death. He was knifed by an |cycle Officer Rabbi J. H. Aronson, leader of | Arab during the raid on the rab- |both arrests. the Congregation Tephereth Israel, | today expressed himself as shocked lopments in the Holy Land. “It is not a new experience to Jew! the rabbi assured, “but to have it happen in the national home of the Jews, supposed to be under | the mandate of Great Britain and the protection of the League of Na- tions, is shocking. “We cannot understand the cause As far as we know, it is the controversy over the wailing wall, but we cannot understand why the desire of the Jews to carry on their devotions should be the cause rioting and massacre. “The happenings at Hebron could not have been laid to the Jews. With 25,000 Arabs and a mere 100 fam- lilies of Jews, it could not have been caused by an attack on the part of M. Birnbaum, Birnbaum, is blocks of the of worship over has started, yesterda ram to Palestine in his parent cating whether he Arabian assaults. The elder | the homeland took up his r ligious shrine which a few TED FOR Needham, ARRE Cyril B | field court, triarchs, was h 4 Hartfo: same My Alf Ie red ONLY TOMORROW Rabbi Aronson is sponsoring the will probably tkae place next week is planned to have the Jews of the entire city gather at Tephereth Israel synagogue on Winter street and join in services for the souls of those who have lost their lives | through the racial war. | | May Raise Relief Tunds | Representatives of the numerous Jewish societies and ociatiofs to- day were in readiness for a call to attend a mass meeting which may be held tonight to discuss ways and means of raising funds to alleviate suffering in the homeland. The place of meeting had not been se- lected today. Three were reported killed at Hai- the city in which Morris Cohn LAST CALL! ” Women’s Cotton Vests | Bodice Top. Slightly Soiled. 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