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Figures From Jewish Home
land Surpass Any in His
tory of Race.
JERUSALEM, March 30 (Palcor j
Agency).—There are more Jewish
agricultural settlements in Palestine
today than there were 2,000 years
ago.
This was disclosed to the meeting
here of the Actions Committee, the
Supreme Council of the World Zion
ist Organization, by Eliezer Kaplan,
treasurer of the Jewish agency.
Kaplan, speaking on behalf of the
Keren Hayesod, which has been re
sponsible for the launching or main
taining of most of the settlements,
said the total of 180 now existing
in the Jewish homeland surpassed
any figure in the history of the
race.
The report reviewed Jewish
achievements in Palestine since 1921,
when the Jewish large-scale recon
struction program started under the
impetus of the grant by the League
of Nations to Great Britain of the
mandate for Palestine, with the pro
viso that a Jewish national home
be established.
The colonies cover an area of
1,300,000 dunams (four dunams equal
an acre) and have a rural popula
tion of 70,000, of whom 40,000 are
actually engaged in farming. Twenty
five new settlements were founded
during the last year.
The settlements were established
with funds contributed by the Jews
of the world. America has provided
$13,000,000. New agreements be
tween the Keren Hayesod and the
settlers provide that the loans orig
inally made to the colonies and to
individual farmers will start being
repaid in 1936 instead of in 1939,
as the original contracts provide.
These new agreements provide for
rigid observance of the Sabbath.
A report on Jewish immigration
into Palestine by Dr. Isaac Gruen
baum. head of the Immigration De
partment of the Jewish agency,
showed that between 1919 and 1934
a total of 198,035 Jews had entered
Palestine. Of these, 77,425 were from
Poland; 29.026 from the U. S. S. R.,
15,209 from Germany. 8.599 from
Rumania, 6,045 from Yemen. Arabia:
6,003 frcm Lithuania, and 4.363 from
the United States. ,
— - » — - .. .
Visitor to Be Honored.
Members of the Delta Upsilon Fra
ternity will honor John Scott, vice
president of the organization, at a
luncheon at the University Club to
morrow. Mr. Scott is visiting in
Washington.
May Queen |
ST. PAUL GIRL CHOSEN I
AT DUKE. I
MISS JANE WILLIAMS
Of St. Paul, Minn., a senior in the j
Woman’s College of Duke Unlver- ’
sity, who has been elected 1935
May queen. She will be crowned
in an elaborate ceremony May 4.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur F. Williams. !
—Wide World Photo. I
CONFERENCE IS SOUGHT
ON BUS LINE PROPOSAL
- i
Prince Georges C. of C. Group
Asks Parley With Transit
Head.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHEVERLY, Md., March 30 —The
Cheverly Citizens’ Association, Bert
H. Wise, president, has been advised
by Ralph W. Powers, chairman of the
Public Utilities Committee of the
Prince Georges Chamber of Com
merce, that he has asked a confer
ence with President John H. Hanna
of the Capital Transit Co., with a
view to obtaining through bus service
to downtown Washington for this sec
tion.
The Cheverly Association has de
cided to ask the State Roads Commis
sion to repair the road over the Balti
more and Ohio crossing in Bladens
burg, and also a bad place at the in- !
tersection of Defense Highway and j
Washington-Baltimore boulevard at;
Bladensburg.
Englishwoman to Lecture.
Mrs. Gladys M. Petch, an English-,
woman, who has lived for many years j
in Norway, will give an illustrated
lecture on Norway Thursday at 8 p.m.
in the auditorium of the Interior De- '
partmcnt Building. The lecture is
free to the public.
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