The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-19

eouId me rest baf OF COURSE. they
did reaiizc that tho ebiert men we're
InNt elsewhere. Iut what better ~.
formed people dad realise wlls how
nlca4fc > H. supply Of aood men. n
- cannst have rood mcn In both
rIHrrn.
'NNhen new pfoh;ems aross-cco-
ncmic .nnanclAl aocinI-tho lack Of
rial experts was evident and impaired
not only tho work of the commission
but Affected public opinion among
jews and non.JpvA
The commirstcn expected 10 hnve a
ynluehlc help "a tho 'Nisraa. the
Palestine efucc 81 The zionlnt orrnnl.
Eeaicn, hut thla Once that had been
4r'isf htfprc With Statistics and con
trucung for land deprived Of ~ CHIEF
~. huppln. In exIie In CousianfInople
Ind not the means nor the prepafl-
ton 70 tackle biz problems. Mors
over. the 'Misrad' was bound n IN
der obligation . different persons
ana dlffrrunt purtlea IN the country.
n So Aet Aioof aud non-paftlnn a.
the commission ought 10 have been.
has never been and tries 10 BE- nov :
f~rrTaHandn Panty.
IL v tru that tho commission
failed 10 make the proper proparnnda
amons TIE Smnss" I Inquired FUR.
ther.
"rG~ tho commandaut replied.
And not only that. Ne failed oum.
picteir r uaiing THE Enrllahmen &c.
lcaintet with H. There was never
any urupnrnuadn IN n~qunins the
EnGiishman with q different TYNE Of
Jew from the Que 20 whirh ther ar
accustomed IN England. Thew are
rome FnEiishmen herr. Important
men. who believe that the Rusalsn
Jew = absolutely different from the
English lev. = being wholly ararf.
better 70 10 avoided than met. N
they have such thonehtA the fault N
ours because we fAtled q teach them
,he trum-thnt al Jews are alike
under superficial differences due 10
environment
we should have given them zans.
Will ueorge Eliot trnnriatlonn from
Perez such works would not have
failed 10 fn them with understanding
y sympathy. Given 70 officer and
men " M trenches. In the wilderness.
In tht desert they would have com.
niandfd attention. Thus We uhnnld
have avuiHea the harsh Judgment ut
Tered or repeated In perfectly good
"afNAAt "HNIu W IAuNNIm
We must admit that the Russian
seen IN Palestine In hlr often
sharply differentiated shades uf opin.
ION u a tcry complicated being thnt
be- understood only u one knows
TIE TERRIBLE airnln he had ~ undergo
unit 4 few teuu nro. the trrriflr pres.
sure under ~hlch he had 10 live rom
day "a day When We know al this
isel only s%yinpathy with all his
blundefa an hi shurtcominrn
furtherlnorc. Ne failed In the pfop-
.eanda among ourselves In Palestine.
fhere u no real basis for the Cleavage
the Aahkenaric t~Occidentnl,
and the rephardic COrientaD Jews !
maintain hat the aephardl In le..
han three generations % life In Rus.
becouien an Ashkenaxi aud vice
versa IN tho case Of the AshkensFi
living In Spain. The new generation
n Palestine looks mere ~Scphnrlic
han IT, AshkcnaFic parents"
when DR. F~riedenvRld took the
neim. the commission was In a crit
~ condition. II was half y million
follnfH In debt. Under his direction.
.apenses and salaries wer. reduced
a regime Of Hfrirt began
There was ialk when I left Of reduc.
ma the liberal naiaries Of the Hebrew
lcnooi teacher.
Not Ia Touch with Jcrrralr,n
Np 20 February, when commau.
Hianchini returned from a few
nunths stay In Italy, the commission
van under the Influence Of y ciiuu.
y professional zionists IN Tel AVN.
ne garden suburb 81 Jaffa. There
ne commission remained. although
was the crtix Of the paIss- I
ihe relief and reconstruction prnh.
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