New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1929, Page 13

. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 13 Fe —= — = = — = < - > e — — e e = oo —— e — = 120 at Hebron on suspicion of hav- |in order that therc might lor ) . HONEYMOONERS 18X PARIY 48 ARAB LEADFRS vt " otcton o0 S )VLE 1S CHOSEN City Items NEW QUEEN OF FISHING FLEET RGOS I8 ARy " homeland so long d ! . % 3 Sept = 3Py > Arabs Reported Gatherin i Great progress has been mad Jud B. Saxe h nder - el by = i ”““- ]\an’ “::’l_-m‘r‘::“’ ’:: [ 1 H [] T Jerusalem, pt. 4, (UP)—Re- this inspiring ente over T «l 1 e Eaor t 1 N o8 ARl Lty ! ports that Arab tribes in the region | these last ten years, and to this pro 1L . Jolt . S Rl : i ther in Paris after a R 5 of=riberias were organizing an offen- | gress the American Jows have made Bl Fre SR s o o e . beiak ] . y £ : . ve movement in retaliation for the | «normous contributions, They have P . Sl e Oiel s conliabic l:’\; ("w'. Wil Disouss Anti-Jewish Riofs|xitine or 12 ot their mumber atjacmonstratea not oniy + Building Assn. Board to Nego- ¥ Al ) i i infan uthorities today, Detachments | their activiti its practical et 1 T v 7 0 ) Blhopping to- e dispatched to the menaced territo . confiden t of 51 O SL 5 Lutheran churc { & ; SHET L e e R e day sewing meeting or | FIND BODY OF STABBED MAN o cnunaletn, SRenbidl i) 1 orty- o potect. the population against a | eurity ana greater safesuaras for the | . Ronert &: Doyle was chioser 1 Thur The Light Br will | 4 3 ; N.- 7, Sept; 4. (UP)—A ight Arab leuders from all parts | 0 BOICC 0 ePRtOR SEHE. B | nd Ereater safesuards for the | knight or Dty Council, Knights of | meet o'clock f b | body, apparently that of a white 8 )0 Palestine, 1prising the Pale e i Al ( i it the annual election of | iinivian WaliC o g 0 had Leen stabbed many ine Arab ex we been st B tation of Palestine, a Sohe night. Other officers | ;) Pl N dtioating tathe e ¥ inoned to meet in extraordinary pr his new danger developed as th omeland, will be ever morc ehoual iyl R ] "”u ,] atishond el ing Ak % :r ate ion in Jerusalem tomorrow |rest incident that took | sured Bl ey i sty V' o'clock at the home of 3 o dgo a th : “la ‘..I . o consider recent developments in |place at Hittin, eight mile st of | wAn immediate and pres q 6 Arch stree | almyra-Tacony bri ¥ he Holy Land. berias, on Sunday. A force of a|(ion is (he relicf to those who ¢ of Unity Rebekah sew- | L} Publicity regarding the meeting |thousand Arabs attacked the police ering. The fine sympathy of 1 d at Nc rind | vas suppressed but in some quar- | barracks and settlement at Hittin. | A perican neople s well evidencir \ moon. A bas- | ers it was felt it would afford op-|The British (roops repulsed the £ in this purpose, and it should 1 e e o | [ portunity for open airing by indig- | Arabs, killiv ofStheininumber | racaiva thelmiost zencrous ool her, the meeting will | nant Mo: m chieftains of the re-|and arresti many others. The | e Sk club room 0 I o ) . entment aroused in them by certain | news of these killir seems to | | | recent events | have spread throughout the Arab 1 Moctekeror 51 | News of the impending meeting | population of Palestine, inflaming | | L : e s v v shortly after it was learned {iheny with a desire for revenge or appendicitis lay great organi o § ere that the British government | Talptoth Attacked | AR u ey ol A lad ordered special -~ Palestine | oo Arab attack on the Jew- | e b S ravitha tas7 1o sel, offes to 9 ommission, headed by Sir Walter |5, " 500 1ation at Talptoth was re- 4 A N 1 mery town an exceptional oppor- dts settlements, to make an n-| o050 S v Saken place in other | 3 , e o s or 4 Guiry into \1’1 '11»’»\\.@; ’vll‘\:h;\:;x!\‘i‘ e e e Adlm[g OWmHg Hm“e BI‘CW LoneliunRCERI oLt | - sinning its di VERL ] Onth. | orted. Owing to the danger of an| o i 5 ¥ Kok oo, | i The decisi of the British gov- | ! P ! be able to go home | | i not to pern 8 ing in Palestine is sl far from rary Officer Rosario | ) \ estine inquiry to extend to [ | . nérar sarl L e s L R L . ny question altering the Balfour |CWEb. = on of T T e ‘Iuyxwv \,“,' e s 11 1 i x Do [ Die i Comnikaioner s Jonn ert | —J. Tom Hefl I it e e B hetschoonc iEcaress newidtssnio el Earn a Day’s Pay sh policy at establishing in Pales- Sl ! e fizet is shown winning the ar f 3 fleet in an Hour 4 ine a national home for Jews—was [ Chancellor in its threat of p 3 Alabama or, i George She finishedia mile aheadiofiher nearestin L € fi150 lth Gy Byltne T et b tvaa| ires aguinst Arab outrages did | toduy s o before leaving Dopislarczyk of Gorilig 4 enakinve: beral commissions fn cash e A it GhL e A much to tranquillize Jewish fears tinere under 4 on charges o i to Siine ety i Chancellor ¥ cwish | also inspired a wave of Arab | drunkenness 1 prohibition v ki last n e ; | o with, Absolutely FRER, if v . Members of the executive have re- | 1esentment and ']'H-H"" the dan- | violation, t I ‘worried over nes of gla REPORT: i HAZARD I:::x::t:::m.,:am, ¢ uained aloof from the British rep- |ger of Moslem vindictivenes his rundown physique.” rifles. numerary ¢ | ras e e -csentation in Palestine, no leader | Reports from Safed said an Hearlint Jto and D). M. Elilnes: H swement is noted in the 1 i : _THE PROCESS CORP. r member having yet called upon |of unidentificd cory h:wl companion on an automol ride of Officer George W. Moffit € L WL r tuted rd, i Troy at 21st St, sir John Chancellor, the high com- |found in a cistern there, The € e s en seriously ill s f y ’ niissioner, since his return Sir | Orthodox Monasteryin V Tt e i o on Farmington avenue * John's proclamation, issued Sunday, |tween Jersulem and Jeri R Voot ) a 1 W days. 4 in discussing clashes of the last 10 | ported to have heen looted and the e T ROBERT J. DOYLI Officer Edward Muszynski ays, was felt by the Arabs to be |priests killed Boll S heae " x A . t n o the motorcycl jecidedly pro-Jewih and anti-Arab e les of home o : ES0) Clarence Kumn . The Arab executive yesterday Warship Held Teady AL S onnbraR ; e Willi nade public a vigorous reply to this Valetta, Malta, Sept. 4 (P—Al-| 50 R I J Doy (i oud roclamation, alleging that the | though British naval anthoritics heve | b0 0 {.,H‘,“‘] HeDemaihiaviron At a. meet of police today Pralestine government had can considered that the Arah-J sh sit- | o @ ( i i foot 1der was stol \ irouble by ning Jews, denying |uation in Palestine sho L e v fe < store that there heen mutilations | improvement, Sl B ) o o \, mong the Jowlsh cusunlties at Jie- ferred here yesterday a shonl Attempt to Counterfeit ron, assertine that Jewi: mobs e s Hornty (O ) ( e < 5 S Tacle 1 had killd isolated Arab women and e ,1{” 1 an att . New Small IRJII§ Idllh“ 1 “hildren, and that cven Dritish A, Gir Wits ) Sept. { (A i " aher and elsewhere lay fol Figures in Col . I I new I 1 cur hat | i Arabs Demand Inquiry mmer erni Has No Registration o'l Ernest J, M A The Arab pronouncement stated The tonr v nemainingatMullal| SIS Setl e s \ " chairman of th 1 P 1 (o ) that tron in Palestine, past and [ will carry from Malta to | 080 o hoard ( e ritish Zionist policy which aimed |[should appear i Ha Cohirso of : o ) tinte fo 0 b v it “annihilating the Arab nation in A st e e e S o T of the 1 ¥ its own country in favor of reviving Canadian Jews Fasting e i Pt on. Iy 1 Rescrve bjnk non-existent nation.” & Ottawa, Sept. 4 (A—Today was set 15 t collision the cor- |10 a Joa, fonATEUES 8 i ided an iy a i Jewish communities || O8G0 e e LT 2 officials reporte ) ) outsiders whose | throuzhout Canada as a day of o b | of t irious J sense of justice ws not curbed by [ing and prayer in hehalf of the ok Jobe ) v anq | Seasic | Zionist influence.” In concly [in Palestine who have hegn vietims | g i S sl e chief of the secret | the pronouncement demanded aboll- | of attacks by Arabs. A L Tast ' meoling: VI counterfeit note was | 3 fion of the Balfour declaration, | At the same time a Dominion-wide | occon i eion and dr o crude, i \\v»fl;l y“w I 5 1spension of Jewish imm eampi was hegun to ri funds | pogtongill of Southin (T SR T son acen o handling curren- e e i o s 1 s G Gt e o ShhER S il was made by a photo me- | 1y governmer t sufferers from Moslem ineursions izt e Uy L 4 W ! al process | Situation is Quieter President Hoover sent the follow- | (o commercial str o : [er ¢ of the U. L — [ Generally Palestine was quirter |ing message to Mrs. A. J. Frieman | 1o (ne machines wa AP L Gl i ”\“lrnht‘l‘. Vi nu‘n' .n.u‘l‘nl‘n' ; ! mxiety regarding the situation in | generous support for the enterprise. (h. e, 0 is recover AN the refurn of the operafor's licens: THE DA PoOIN TaE GER ¢ Tiberiag, upper Galilee, with which | Hoover is Sympathetic o ¢ driving T S of 99 Gold strect; and s city telephone communication failed “I am glad of the opportunity o Layl e, told 11 the licenses of John | ) after repoits of scattering Moslem [oxpr \v profound symputhy with WOULD BE CITIZENS g fal] gL Pl i ! Albert \ttacks which caused a few casual- | those who have heen bereaved and |y of 327 me s ; It is unti 1 is my answe 18 street, | ties. who have suffered through these dis- on 5 7 street, Official Information mentioned | turb. S, Good citizens in every | hocon 8 o i Em- ; i local incidents” in the north, stat- [country deplore these outhreaks. [accq s |mons Place | ? ing: “An_ attack on police bar-|And the Isos of life. Our government | from R } rack | cight miles west |is deeply concerned, not only in the [who annour | ht, was re- ;hruu\‘r sense, but in the narrower | 'nited States Nat § Slight hand to [sense of the protection of “he lives liners will he here | ) at Yesod [of American citizens examination of . ) . . “Our advices are that the vigor- | The r v &) yeported that 14 Arahs were killed | crnment has vestored a large meas- | he said ' by troops when they attacked Yesod |ure of protec 1 it Ha'Maalah and two others were |« with g Mi TO GO INTO TRAINING 1id to have been Kkilled similarly |} veak of fan Miss Ruth Bergdahl, of 182 Rel - pou e 1 W 5 o ¥ p e e e O e (6 ol webld e iiea et e Health centers upon the food o5 the danger point. When . both in Galilec cknowle T pirit shown | York city . he expects to go p . > v The same age 200 | Ly th government in ac- |into tr come a graduate I'ake advantage of these we eat. You know that. 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