New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1929, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TFRIDAY, \L' sUS = - T | i Looters Executed | chayim,” or “Garden of Chayim,” | martial. The Felaheen—the Arab| ganization, was ked by Arabs peasantry—who fear the wild Bed-|Considerable agricultural machinery I\ ouins almost as much as do the|and part of the plantation was de- Jewish colonists were deeply (new disturbances yesterday at Safed | Neypt i ATE g0 P today. ; (o\u)\ul by the sign of friendliness, |but that de still were 1acking. | cireme ¢ 3 ’ S vl 5 e AR R ho T Hlers s ey Bemg Held Hel‘e (Continued From Page) |which served somewhat to cool the|His information v t FRRNT sl R e ued | er and 25 | enorn o : : S et = | passions roused by stories of Arab|the last two days over 200 Arabs| g4 i A Bantne. disimcts) f J nfider it t r v 3 : t with ham sodes asking the villagers not to come to atrocities on Jewish girls and y and 40 Jews were arrested by the RSt rtore s y A rah erit he \ L S roate St ) 0 ‘ Over 350 persons, including dele- | ¢ city, |in other parts Holy Land. |British authori DA ALy Gontes nt in Pal ar o fa i o eanrdhito T the e ; ] gl the 324 annual conference of the | trict today heasd H. P. Donner |Founced this morning that it would with Mussulmans gathering in their g Bt TrgaTi AT AR T Chancellor, the high commissioner, |day it believed the situation e Toatolivn e Tasnie try and in Europe. Mr. Domner | f0700F0 0 o il {England and to h ratsed b [ (2)—The revocation of the Bal- | sirere ~ 8 0 oo rted & i g poednyy Syria and prices are soaring. Rieatiof tho e EEN At nnall Honte WO SO Bl ERg ere S ed figl o e el i a manifesto urging gates from 38 churches attending Arabs’ Demands | Today, the Moslem Sabbath, wis| Tndependence Declared araohalrare Iniuren. whils ehind the : sl : L b e B e entin dis.| The Palestine Arab exccutive an- |looked upon as a critical moment.| ¢ o " oe (0 Dhur trine and | demonstrations took place : wined and ¥t s i e ; Sir Johr WVith the r of 2 leaders at T m, Jenin ATy AUV % t r were > n i r t X g hict ; bothered pliad Sar a -clgser peliblon. of |DEoe0) Ferialin demamds fo fr Joh SrUMII D e and Nablus wer inerelto mava | BelnieishonstaneRatill Rologed ) and bumpat the German Baptists in this coun- | “3%0), 0/ S ailol steaally eroml Hetter! declared ir in n om | 740 £ o 4 : 20 t ! S i / ving S who is manager of the German Pub- - There were continued scattered iy ich flag, The reports were a 5 S ment in Palestine. Gisordersit T th o pacator 15 hoin ; : T ad in Talestin four declaration pledging the British PR PATSE I lement lamic council of 4 us is or sl biis o- | incon ! ninal 1 { TENDERED FAREWELL PARTY |velt for the & he ex- SiPaleatine (e L ke AR SR b centers in central Pal- T i N owered (3)—Non-admission of Zionists Falandia. o i A ity tioy : f the Arab mol I oo : te 1 fucl ht. 1;:\. \to Palestine. A Jewish girl and a small chi Sir John Chancellor, high com- o . i 2 S sl SEers = ) S Hest of or at the SR | were :d on the road be- oner, received a delegation of | Lepert Denled a ; S : : ction Rl 1500 Bedouins Dispersed tween Ludd and Tell Aviv. Later wded by Isaac Ben Zvi, la-| Tondon. A 30 () o t i 5 Rt e S 5108 4 & sl b e Jerusalem, Aug. 30 (P—A gov- |two Jewish men were killed on the|bor leader and head of the Jewish | colonial offi dayideclare 08 ent an oo Great ¢ ; Phonas n Sy a Rax S ; ; i!same ense corps, immediately after he | ports that the Amer ons c f v n fr 4 = A il ¢ : tes they nment communique 3 ame ¥ : 2 foll 1 te- | ¢ t ivil authorities had dispe " was assassinated in aarrived from England and assuredjeral in J¢ 4 resident Hoover . : S ar t 4. Among jedouins who had been massing | strect in Jerusalem and three more | them was taking the situation | Amer > i il i uietly at Solith. Seventy Arahs houses were burned in the old city.|firmly in hand. l]“‘ coast jv\ el N & ere captured at Qualonia after| Dr. Korkidi, physician, was shot| Further evacuation of Jewish sot- | departure aboar L TArhD e |hose b nav cpeated attacks on the Jewish col-|and wounded by a sniper while op-|tlements was halted by Colone] [been Hcategoric denied,” by the | those who have at Motza. ating upon a patient in the hos-| Cobbie, head of the Britishmilitary, [consul general L 1 s . ; The communique added strictest|pital Misgab I'Dach in Jerusalem.|since he s he had f t nE n y leplore thes i e : e COME ON DAD! noderation in the use of firearms|He h ended the sick continu-|troops to afford all protection. 1 Amer 3 in Dange g ; f ; 1ad been urged upon all troops sly b e troubles p Jewish national council admon Jerusalem, 30 (UP)- lw:r: n deeply concerned \ R e tart (He Have Your Child's Eyes nd police. Transjordania was said g operations despite the ed Jews to refrain from all acts of | teen Ameri udents of the t to be quiet. | dangers violence and revenge mno matter school at Haifa, together with 13 i ] iy At Hebron a Jew named Moshe |what the provocation. stuc f other nationalities, \ a o that t . t 2 3 9 Seforc. School Begins Troops Restoring Order Mitovsky died of wounds received in 2 reporte day to be surrounded by v : T e e : = 7 Jernsalem, Aug. 30 (P—Pal the Saturday massacre and at Mel-| \ pyitish colonial office con- [unfriendly along the Pales- |govern s P Aoihng e {E GOOd\'\'ln tine today gradually approached [hamia and Porla crops were bUrn-|minicue said the total casualties to tir § er wher ¢ were | me . it tranquillit; with the strong arm of |ed August 28, including those previous- | halted during a bicycle tour throi Sl is stil i Alat ? 3 e Optomd the British military enforcing peace| Work was started again in the |y Jisted as killed or dead from | S 3 3 SEcalil ns from br £ ) ; 019 Tl s PHONE 1905 where five days turmoil and|Emek, and word was brought from | o ia " ol Mostems 32, Chris Ameri consulate t JOHN LUEBECK racial strife reigned. thera. that every attack on coloniscs| inns 4. Jews £6. total 132, Wound. | here appealed to the British mili There was continued desultory [in the district had been repulsed| .y ) hospitals Mos! 4. Chris- | authorities to lend their aid in trans- fighting in the less populated sec- | Without the loss of a single Jewish | yinc o Jews 151, tc 3 porting the boys to safety. It tions. Looting went on even in life. peared that the boys set up on their ma- Orange Farm Attacked il Camort Moxiny expedition before the Arab-Jewish possible Examined Now lication society, has traveled exten- sively and has been in missiona work in many countries of Europe. Today the conference held its|Jerusalem and danger from ! : npEloret ! meeting at the Baptist Memorial |Fauding tribwz of Bedouins from| It was learned that in fhe course| =Reirut, Syria, Aug. 30 F) — Al |riots broke out here 3 church on Elm street. A discussion |Scuthern Palestine and Transjor- of the disturbances the famo rough minor anti-Jewisi incidents | knew nothing of t of the missionary work being done |dania still existed. orange plantation named “Gan-|were reported at Hama and Deraha |awaited them along took place, and this was followed Dy an election of representatives to | the general mission committee. John | Luebeck, well known church work- | er of New Britain, Rev. Victor| Prendinger of Newark, and | ° D) Rev. A. Dravell of Philadelphia 1 @ a e mittee, their term to expire in 193 501 - 1ll] \]«]\ »;'r]'y‘l l' Rev. Herbert Gezork of Berlin —— Germany, gave the closing addr f D- w t h J E, of the morning. His theme wa O d Q VY 2 “The Religion of the Younger Gen- ||} o lam n s, a c ed, e e 4 eration.” During the afternoon Mrs. Speicher, for years a mission- ¥ § & ! ¥ L whik R iaaE e Cel e e e I C MIN 0 A « :i OSE MOHICAN MARKETING IS A S . TO LECONOMY—$0 EASY TO PURCHASE ANY AND socicty on missionary work in the | |fi —_— E -9, ; EVERYTHING YOU REQUIRE IN THE BETTER FRESH FOODS—WE TAKE ( T 1 ) far east. 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Eagle BULOVA 375 i Sy Y v s T A : Coal Co. of Iielden street and driven Y / y dith 15 jew with new woven band. ¥ g:, R {w‘ 2 a2 a )x,- John A. Tillman of 65 Underhill | $ 50 : il ;“:‘t,g}‘:w‘:‘;“.‘\r]rlo“!g:.‘:;‘l $ s ) nf(-l =05 i 3 4 q: blS 9 C a‘fz {“‘“0@55 3 f‘:r 25c ane., 0 AR FIRST fi ‘ i i Sergeant Feeney reported that the || f band. It’s new, differ- - ,,‘“‘_{xill\\‘ll- 100 $ E -73 § 2 el truck was being turned around and ||E { = H M Fine Cocking SEEDL or ib{Kiadtd ontinel oily T wav.tna || B FIRST PAYMENT 10c e PR B oo PQTATO Peck 3%¢ crusT by GRAPES .. 3 1bs. 25¢ rear part striking the right side of o D 3 PIRST PAYME I PINK CUTTING the sedan. The left front fender of . 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