‘t‘ l A l Pages 13 to A 20 EVENING 'SENTI’NEL‘ KOBWALK'B FIBIT NEWSPAPER Second Section ESTABLISHED 1870 Entered as mood-oin- matter at the post office at lo. gamma. Conn. under the Act of larch 1.1!". r fr .r _ SOUTH NORWALK, CORN} FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10,1926. Conn. Zionists Cite Facts To Disprove the Charge Of Failure in Palestine New England Group of United Palestine Appeal Through Robert Joseloff Issues Statement An- swering Allegations Made By Dr. Pritchett That Colonization Plan's Are Visionary and Unfortu- nate. Dr. Louis l. Goldberg. regional director of Southern New England Region No. 2. with headquarters in New "even. of the. United Palestine Appeal. which seeks to raise $7.- noonoo, has submitted the following article through Robert Joseloff of this city. a vice president of the drive. committee and chairman of the board of directors of the Y. M. H. A.. as n reply to the allegations recently made by Dr. Henry 8. Fr“- chett that Phe Zionists’ plans for colonizing and developing Palestine as visionary and unfortunate: “it is unfortunate. that the Car- negie endowment for International perm .hns allowed itself through the issue of the Paies‘. the report oi Dr. Henry S. Priitliett to be. the, Inc- dium for the, dissemination of a document which bears all the ear- marks of superficiallty. Disagrees With Authorities "Dr. Prichett‘s report is in glar- ing contrast with the finding of such men as the late Lord Milner. the Earl of Balfour. Philip Snow- den. Ramsey MacDonald. and other notable in who hate visited Fates. line and who have seen at first hand the work that has been done there. “As to the agricultural possibil- ities of Palestine, it will be sufficient to quote the words of an expert. such as Professor Elwood Mead. reclamation commissioner of tho United States Department of the ln- terior: 'ln the agricultural and rural life these valleys promise to he a replica of Southern California. The coastal plain of Pales‘ine, reaching from Gaza to Haifa. is in every- thing. except its development a counterpart of the coastal plain of Southern California. from San Diego to Santa Barbara. Both permit the growth of all kinds of semi-tropical products and in both the climate makes possible a healthy and con- structive life. in the open.‘ “Speaking of what the Jews have already accomplished in Palestine. Professor Mead continues: 'That the difference between the Arab farm- ing] in Palestine and the Jewish farming in Palestine is a difference between the 10th and 20th century.’ List [industrial Achievements “Dr. Pritchett failed to 'observ. the striking development of the in ¢ dustriai life in Palestine that is tak- ing pines under Zionist auspices 'i'o mention but a few onlcrpriys: The five million dollar Nesher Portland Cement factory. the Bhemen Oil and Hosp Works. the Palestine Flour Mills and tho ‘Athlitt Bait Works— aro striking examples of the indus- trial possibllitiss in the country. “Dr. I'ritchott also failed to grasp the significance of such an en- terprise as tho ltuttenberg project. for tho harnessing of the Jordan. headed by such men as Sir Alfred Mood. James Do Rothschild, the Vice Roy of itcadlng. Sir Hugo. iilrslo of the General Electric com- pany of England. This enterprise will give Palestine electricity for il- lumination and furnish power for irrigation purposes and .for indus- trial development. “The work of the Zionists in their tight for higher standards of sanita‘ tion. in their draining of the marshes that have been breeding places of malaria. their battle against trachoma and other pro- ,iects has already benefited the Arab as well as the Jew. "The establishment of a modern educational system. including cic~ mentary schools with an onrdliment of 16,000 pupils and capped by the Hebrew university, is another achievement. of which Dr. Pritcht'tt apparently knows nothing. All of this work has been materially aided by the Jews of America. principally through the United Palestine Ap- peal. If it is Dr. Pritchett‘s inten- tion to discourage either the Jewish pioneers in Palestine or their fellow Jews in America who stand behind them. he is doomed to disappoint- ment. Peace Reigns In Palestine "Dr. Prltchett's fears about dis- placement of‘the Arabs are ground- Rolled) Bread and Butter Pot Roast Small Legs Stewing. Roast (boned and rolled) Loin. Chops Legs Stewing i ToRoast....... BEEF‘ Rib Roast'taoned and . ' ............32clb. Shoulder Pot Roast 18c lb. Rump PotRoast .. 24c lb. Fresh Plate 10c lb. Shoulder Steak ... . . .. 18c lb. Hamburg Steak .. 18c lb. RoundSteak 32c lb. Sirloin Steak 35c lb. Porter House Steak . . . ‘LAMB see-assas- ForeQuarters........25c lb RibChops............40clb. Loin Chops 50clb. ............15clb. VE’AD Cutlets ..... 42c lb. Ramps ..............26clb. 16clb PORK Fresh Shoulders . .. 22c lb. FreshHams..........32c lb. SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKETS HEADQUARTERS f 39 and 41 Main Street. Norwalk ...28clb. 38c lb. 36c lb. Box Bacon . 32c lb. 45c lb. 18c lb. 32c lb. ' PontrRr Fancy Fowls. g. .. . . .. 38c lli. Young Roasting ~ Chickens 38c lb.- SMOKED Puritan Skinned Back ’ Hams 35clb. bShoulders............20c lb. .1... Bacon (in strips)’ 40c lb. PRODUCE SunlightButter 50c lb. *' FreshEggs 506doz.- 'conneo ’Rumps...............22cllb.. Plate 10c lb. OUR MOI'TO -- Bselt If NotSaiisiietl. Courtesyand Satisfaction, Money 11.. largest utmost-stem man-u Connecticut ; Norwalk, South Norwalk, ‘ Black Rock, Bridgeport, Dialing, Stanford. Cos Cohsnd BRA!Cill-3 But Norwalk, Uberty Square, Westport, swan. I l Newcanasn, Darien, ‘. ' FERDINAND W .... \thoso of mutual cooperation. './ I, The King of Itoumnnia. hero showing the face of an elderly pro- fessor behind his large glasses. is reading: the royal address at the opcu- . tag of Parliament in llucharest “‘lillt‘ Quccn \Iuric was visiting America, This photograph is of one of the king's lzi~t appearances in public be- fore his confinement by the critical iilna- - than which ha is reported to be suffering. less. Palestine covers an area. of ap- proximately the size of Massachih soils and Connecticut combined. yet it has a total population of 600.000 Arabs us against the over 5,000,000 population of the. two American states. . "The relations between the Arab and the Jew are fast approaching Jews and Arabs are forming business partnerships. Arabs are joining the Jewish Federation of Labor and are being educated in Jewish schools. The relations between Arabs und Jews are conclusively attested by the fact that Palestine is the one peaceful spot in the Near East." Coast Guard Chief WASHINGTON. (AID—Rum row has been "effectively dissipated." Rear Admiral I". C. Dillard. com. maudnnt of the coast guard. de- ciared in a report to congress. Fighting the rum runners. how- ever dld not occupy all the attention of the enlarged coast guard service. he said. pointing out that the serv- ice's achievement included the res cure of 3. 037 persons during the \i m. _ NE‘V YORK CONGRESSMAN WANTS “INSIDE FACTS" 0N sit-:xmnn‘ cosnmoxs WASHINGTON. (AP)——Seclctm_\ Kellogg \‘s asked b Replemnt- atho Boylan of New Y k to inform Congress "shat. washgoing on in hind the scenes" in Mexico wfl h u- gard to safety and property of American citizens. '31 believe this information will furnish Congress with a true picture of conditions in Mexico. where it has became more apparent that Commu- nism similar-to that in Russia now holds away." he wrote the Secre- fury. Mr. Boylan asserted that the Ad- ministration is “continuing its weak and vacillatlng policy with regard to Mexico. although that country has dt‘lnitely put itself outsido the pale of civilized nations." Says “Rum Row” Has 3 Been “Dissipated’” Committee Named To Probe Maine’s New Member of Senate \\.\.~lllf\'G'l‘0.\', (Am—Investiga- tion of .-lt)ll(‘s of a. payment of 8100.- tu'n i -. _~:. nutor Gould. republican of Mn. _ to t‘.umdian officials in con- num- :t with a railroad contract will lm r \t -ll;.fllit'tl by a sub-committee of l.» .‘ullt'ill‘ elections committee in l by Senator Goff. republican ot‘ \\ -! Virginia. Other members of llm llivt‘llillilllill‘o appointed are s. :. liars Shortritlge. California; Dc- n- . Illinois. republicans. and Kim: l ' in .tnd tlcorgc, Georgia. demo- uulc. The first meeting of the sub- miltee has been called for next til-nutty morning. Cannibalism Being Practiced ln China l‘liix’thl (Ari—Tao. populuc‘o or ’ tln- city of Stan it‘u. capital of shen- pl province. is buying and eating hu- man flesh to ward off starvation as the result of being bcseiged for months because of fuctionnl fighting. This information is contained in dis- ‘ p:-mhcs received here quoting a ll hinesc refugee who made his way [p.lst the lines of tho beseigod city and entered. The streets of Slan Ii‘u are strewn with dead. The natives have been robbed of all food stuffs by soldiers. ’l‘here ware 19 foreigners in the city at last reports. DISASTER RICIAII'IF OF YEAR (‘OS'I‘ RED CROSS $5,500,000 The. report of receipts and ex- penditures of the American Red t'ross for the fiscal year ended June 3» was submitted to the House Dc- ccmbcr 'i' by the Secretary of War. As made by the Chief of Finance of the Army. the report reveals us- .wts of 326.075.050.04. and shows that $5,500,000 was spent on dis tater reiit! during the year. “Advertise in Tho Sentinel for me bcst results biped. Qaartbriek. .v CANDY FOR Candy. American Mixed. . Golden’s ' CONFECTIONERY ‘ BB WALL STREET -NORWALK- raossrsu .. ........... 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