The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-19

Jerusalem. l'sh ~ thS MALL
coWnrgnrnHIta uians Tor u feaiofn.
ton OF Jewish faleauno arr now I'M
DEE Wa Al the hraduuarters % the
1icniai Commission Al tAna- With
the machinery Of frlief crNnnlEed.
the commission ~ entering upon the
SECOND stage Of IN ~orh-rcconstruc-
iion. a - prcparlnr for The great
iaak that awaits WORLD IeNry when
fhc Holy land passes 0ron military
occupation % a normal government
A. ~. LAuln-Ersfoln. formerly o.
View York cit,. and nov acting head
Of the 2iunist Commission. outlined
~ present activities for the Ansoai-
atcd N~eusraperu duriag q hurried
trp 20 Jerusalem. Mr. Levin psteln
CAME here fo confer with Itahhl N,
tcnui or Newcastle Tyne. IN
chnrro 81 Jewish relief distribution
la uhln district. q Discuss pressing
political matters with Zionist leaders
% Tho community and 20 further tho
progress OF tho American Zionist
mcdlcnl unit which he D. dirsc;inx.
Want ~ rprso, Di~ca-c
~The commission ~ now az work 4"
Mr. ffuta- Enaiqin explained. ION "a
sanitary Rnd medical programme. de-
sEuof not only - curc but 10 uprcot
dla1Ahn throughout the Jewish colo.
"NNMM" ~ ANNN ""N "LM" MN"NA u.s. n"
roria o. five phyarinns and one saufl.
iauan. Who have Just rsturned from
q tour Of Palestine. from the north.
em-musf colony. Nntuiiah. a. far
south ~ kantlnich. Thee Irft III the
uil1dle % neo1mher. Three men,
hers ~ the party we're native Jewish
phsnrinns and tho other part Of
no American Zionist medical unit.
Thef found iisfrcaainr conditions
HL.H nnIN..H HAN N.U...Y.n. .aI.-H
alt. but err more FOR sanitation
that viii nnrvcnt their recurrence an
D future a. oon az thus invest
Gaflrf committee has drawn an
plans and estimated tho cost OF tho
u~ndcrtaiinE We shall horin this vital
work with the help OF the medical
unit oar nfst step VIII be 10 pre-
pare ana distribute among the colo.
nists pamphlets on malaria aud eye
diseases 20 educato the people In the
means Of prevention.
rncr~ stIIi ycr, High
W are trying. too, TO improve
the economic status OF tho country;
10 febnIlu what tie wa has de-
siroyfd. Palestine l. sian cut of from
tho world despite tho nrmlstlce. and
market prices are even nov abn0r-
mai. Economic lffe IL paralyxed.
Every man who wishes to 70 20
Egypt on business must set special
perni~sion from the military rov
eminent
Tho Zionist Commission IL striving
70 reopon wherever possible commu
nicauon with The outside world Tor
individuals and communities. T'ray-
cling rOrmlfs ur0 often obtained
through ~ Efforts. n ~ bringing Up,
too. from Egypt, raw materials and
seiling Them az normal prices.
ono Of our chief Problems now h
me great numbrr Of idle craftsmen.
due 20 the scarcely 81 raw materials
We are noinF siill further iuveUurlf-
inr the possibilities for Importing
goods from abroad ln the ucut future
IN fact much Of our work along eco.
homie lines iH for the uture az ~ h.
not possible 20 put many OF our plans
INTO cfcet before the military uccu-
patton II discontinued.
Hs-fprins NoIraai Iifc
Tbs work % rebuilding the coll
unlos 90 Their prr-waf prosperity can
hcrin almost al once. We have al
ready given mouey 10 the most needy
and sent onr arrHrians to rcplant de-
Nnftatcd tractn patnh Tikwuh. En
Onnuim und kafr saba suffered o.
told damage o. thry were iu No
Non Land for sr"eml months. ln
kufr saba there ia not a. single trfo
lott. III those and other colonies Ne
are repairing noils aud houses nn1
In general helping the piucky settlers
10 restore normal Ire.