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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-10

- -IUI.DRED. bIS NJ st. Nv
Three story brick r. and bath: yard:
vacant. Call Columbia 1892.
PETWORTH-WILL BE VACANT IN A
few days. A very desirable home containing
q rooms. bath. hot-water heat. ele"tr1" lights
house Is 20 #. wide and can be sold on cash
payment low $500. The monthly
payment viii he proportionately low. CleVe.
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.TAKOMA, PARK HOMES,
Special this week. Ordered SODA good
home of rooms. large hall. tiled bath. all
large rooms; several fruit trees; am. imp: in
good location: lot 75x200: space for cars:
leaving at once; reduced for quick action to
S6.s50:. worth So 900: terms to quick
buyer: look at il and be convinced.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.
Col. 9506. 327 Cedar St.
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18th St. Near Girard (
.
S14 500

most attractive 3-story colonial bros,
eiec.. modern and in fine condition @-car
garage on paved alley. Terms
Allan +. Walker & Co.. Inc.
sI3 18th St NV Main 16p0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-10
FOR RENT-SHOPS.
MISS PROPERTY.

Ctfice-Shop-Storage.
IN heart of business center. Low rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-10
WANTED-FARMS.

SMALL FARM NEAR FOREST GLEN OR
KenNngton; house modern: price must he
rsAsonabls. Address Box $3.50. Star od5cs,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
Tn autom6Uil Sc precipita por un risco
ARTICUlO De BOLIVAR PAGAN
LALLFGAOA De SAN
TACO IGLFSIAS

Hoy desenlbarca en- Puerto Rico
ell senador Santiago Iglesias.
Abandon6 la isla el sefior Iglesias,
con ell alma cargada de tristezas
Y con el pecho rebosante de in
dignaci6n, varios dias despu@s de
haberse perpetrado el escandalo-
SO crimen electoral del 4 de no.
viembre ultimo. Regresa a su pa
tria adoptiva el infatigable COM
batiente, despu6s de una ausencia
de tres largos meses, de grandes
sacrifcios Y de heroica Y fecunda
lucha, consagrados plantear una
vez mas el problema de Puerto
Rico ante la gran prensa de Es-
tados Unidos, ante la Administra-
ci6n nacional, ante ell Congreso
de Washington Y ante el pueblo
americana.
Hace precisamente mas. de un
cuarto de siglo que un soplo del
destino echo a nuestras playas
(Contintia en- Ia pag. q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
DON HERMINIO MADEIRA

Despu6s de una agradabilfsima
excursion de recreo por las princi-
pales poblaciones de EspafIa Y Otros
pafses dc Europa, regres6 aver a
San Juan el caballeroso Y cultO jo-
ven don Herminio MADEIRA, en- com
paffa de su joven y gentilfsima Sc
flora
Los distinguidos esposos MADEIRA
Lopez de Tord, quienes cuentan en-
Ia alta .sOciedad portorriquefia con
extraordinarias simpatfas, fueron
recibidos en- ell muelle por un grupo
valioso de sus muchas amistades,
quienes fueron testimoniar SUI
cordial afecto n los j6venes viaje-
ros. Tambi6n con igual motive lie.
go aver Gle Ponce ell ilustre juris-
consulto don Jose Lopez de Tord,
padre polftico de don Herminio Ma
dera.
Enviamos q los estimadisimos vim
jeros rnuestro SaludO~ de bienveni-
da.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
DON MIGUEL TARGA

Aver lego San Juan, proceden-
te de Espa1a, el prestigiOsO Y esti-
madlsimo caballero, sefor don Mi
guel Targa, uno de los mas vaHosos
elementOs de Ia colonia espanola
de Puerto Rico, Y ell cuaI ha Iogra-
do conquistar en- esta isla grandes
y legftimos afectos por su exquisi-
to proceder Y mobiles prendas perso-
males.
Con el seiior Targa, que viene a
paSar una corta temporada de re-
creo en- esta ciudad, dOnde tanto Sc
le quiere distingue, viene tam
bien su joyen Y encantadora hija
JOsefina, sn bella Y gentil. sobri-
ma Amalia Casellas qaienes, asi-
mismo, cuentan con grandes sim
patias en- nuestros altos cfrculos So
cialeS.
Enviamos los viajefos TN cor
Gialfsimo saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
GoBIERNo DE PTo. RICO
DEPARTMENT. DE
HACIENDA
Negociado de Contribuciones
sobre la Propiedad
TASACTON DE
CoRPoRACIONEs
AVTSO
AVIso

ha ocurrido con frecuencia,
ultimamente, que cierto nd.
nero de corporaciones rinden
con notable tardanza la decIa=
raclon de sus propiedades por
cuya raz6n la imposicion de
contr1buciones sobre las mis-
mas Sc lleva a efecto con la
misma demora, difieultando la
preparation de los recibos co.
rrespondientes en- su oportuni-
dad para ser cobrados, como
determine Ia ley, ell primero
de julio y ell primero de enes
TO de cada ano. ST a este Sc
anade que muchas corporacio-
nes hacen Uso de su derecho
de alzada ante Ia Junta de
Revision Igualamiento Y en-
tales casos ell cobro de las con.
trlbuciones sobre las tasacios
mes asi protestadas no puede
realizarse hasta despues de CO.
1locerse Ia resolution de dicha
Junta, Sc comprendera que Ell
perjuicio de la demora es MAJ
yor todavia.
En- su consecuencia es mi
deber remediar en- 10 possible
dicha situaci6n y a este pro-
posito, con la autoridad que
me concede la ley, especial
nente en- los Articulos 289 Y
327 del C6digo Politico, para
La tasacion de la propiedad de
corporaciones deberan obser=
varse las siguientes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
ULTIMA HORA
''Parece que el NegOciado de
lndemnizaciOnes a ObrerOs
esta ahl para que vivian unOs
cuantOs de eI, menOs los Obre.
rOs," dice ell senior BarceI6
Ell ell SenadO.
"Esa Obra, la mas bonita de
nuestra legislature ha lido al
fraCasO", agrega.

Con Ia ausencia de los seiiores Du-
cos, Fagundo, Guerrero, Nadal, Mar
tinez y Zeno Sc abri6 aver tarde
Ia session del Senado.
Sc presentaron varias peticiones y
proyectos como de costumbre. Sc
aprob6 una serie de nombramientos.
Con motive de un telegrama del
(COntinna en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
80 e ltsg1saaif
CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES,
VISTA PUBnICA

La vista pGbhea anunciada por
el Comit6 designado para investi-
gar las actuaciones de la Comisi6n
H1pica y los hipodromos de Puer-
to Rico, ha sido transferida para
el pr6ximo jneves, cinco del CO.
rriente, las ocho de la noche.
Lo que Sc haee phbdeo para CO.
nocimiento de los tnteresados.
jose Ruiz soLER,
PreSidente.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
En- las primeras horas de la ma
mana uegard a esta capital Ell Eder
socialista Santiago Iglesias Pantln

q Hon. Alfonso Lastra Charrie1 ha
OpiRadO sObre el yiaje de IgIesias a
Washington que "fuera del benefi-
Go Q. ha reGbidO eI lider sOciaIista
persOnalmente, y del que seguna re-
GblendO, So labor no tiene puntO
aIgHnO de CRCOmiO"
"ESa protesta eS on eSCandaEitO mas
que a Hadie amedrenta nj haCe per-
der q SueHO. La CauSa de Puerto
Rico CStd bien defendida Y suS de-
fensOrCs son pueftOrriquehOs" ha
SeguidO diCiendO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
REGLAS

1a.-Las instituciones, cor
poraciones y companias incor.
poradas con arreglo q las les
yes de Puerto Rico y las COR
poraciones y sociedades por
acciones y en- comandita no
incorporates en- Puerto Rico,
pero dedicadas a Ia transac-
ci6n de negocios en- la isla,
deberan declarar suS propie=
dades anualmente para tasar=
las y sobre estas tasaciones
inponerles y recaudar las cone
tribuciones correspondence,
cualquier dia despues del Is
de enero y no mas tarde del
Is de abril de cada aiio.
2a.-E1 Tasador de Corpo=
raciones preparara y distri-
buira a solicitud de los inte=
resados y en- case necesario
enviara a la direction de los
mismos que conste en- record,
las formas impresas que Sc re=
quieran a tai efecto, pero ell
hecho de que los impresos asi
remitidos no lleguen a su des=
tino oportunamente no impe=
dira que dichas instituciones,
corporaciones y companias in=
corporadas con arreglo a las
leyes de Puerto Rico y las cor
poraciones y sociedades por
acciones y en- comandita no in=
corporadas en- Puerto Rico,
pero dedicadas a la transac=
cion de negocios en- la isla.
! dejen de cumplir con ell deber
que Sc les impone de rendir
sus declaraciones dentro del
plazo arriba senalado. La omi=
sion voluntaria de este requi-
sito Sc sometera al Departa=
mente de Justicia como infrac=
cion a estas reglas y a 10 dis
pueSto en- ell Artfculo 299 del
Codico Politico.
3a.-El Tasador de Corpo-
raciones procedera q practi-
car de oficio la tasaci6n de las
propiedades de aquellas instis
tuciones, corporaciones y coma
! paIlias, etc. que no hubieren
rendido sus declaraciones dem
tro, del plazo establecido por
Ia arriba mencionada regla
primera; valiendose para clio
de los metodos autorizados
por la ley, DISPoNIENDoSE,
cue las tasaciones asi hechas
seran firmes 81 no Sc reclama
contra Las rnismas ante La jun
ia de Revision e Igualamiento
dentro de los Is d1as despues
de notificadas.
4-Estas reglas, que en- Ia
presente lorna publicadaS ties
nen fuerza de ley de acuerdo
con ell Artlculo 327 del C6digo
Polltico, regiran desde esta
fecha para las tasaciones del
pr0ximo aio economico y su-
cesivos, salvo las enmiendas
que autorice ,el Tesorero de
Puerto Rico que sean poste=
ricrmente dictadas y publica-
das de identica manera por
medic de anuncios tijados en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
DE PONCE HACIA CDRA
AVISO

A Los DUENoS DE AUToMo-
vILEs PUBLIcos, DE pAsAJE-
RoS o DE CARGA, Y A LOS
DUENoS DE CARRos DE TRAc.
cIoN ANIMAL, DE LA MUNICH
PALIDAD DE SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
EXPRESSION DE GRATITUD

FL senior Jose Betancourt desea,
por medic de las presentes lfneas,
hacer extensive su gratitud q todas
aquellas personals que le acompa-
ilaron en- ell entierro de su sehora
esposa Rita Morales de Betancourt,
celebrado el domingo en- el cemente-
rio de Santurce.
Tambi6n los hijos, hermanos V de-
mas familiares de Ia finada, dan las
gracias mas expresivas por este ia
vor de que han sido objetos, cl que
nunca olvidaran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
Horrible cQtdstrofe automoUillsticQ
en- eLKm. u de la carretera Central
guedG materi0lmente
deStrozado
Ell farmGceutico de Cidra,
D. Jose AjenjO, recibe gOl.
pes tan terribles q. le eau
san la muerte despues de
Siete hOr0s de GgonfG

H Dr.. zayat HOnOr6 esta grayemen-
te heridO.- -Ambas Mctimas fuerOD
asistidas de primera intenCi6n en- eI
hospital municipal de AibOnitO. ii
jue1 municipal ha heChO una inyeS-
tigaCi0n de los heChOS. .COnsterna.
Ci0n general
AntenOche ocurri6 en- la carre-
terra central una horrible catastro-
fe autOmovilfstica, como resultado
de la cual, result6 muerto un ca
ballerO muy querido en- Cidra, Y
otro gravemente heridO.
DE PONCE HACIA CIDRA
Antenoche, como a las siete, via
.jaban de Ponce a Cidra, en- un au-
(Contin1a en- la pdg. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
RESOLUTION DE LA coRTE

En- sintesis, Sc imputa al acusado
haber infringido la secci5n IA de
una Ordenanza Municipal que tiene
por objeto e1 regular Ell trafico de
vehfculos por las Was p1bhcas de
Ia Municipalidad de San Juan, por-
que en- la fecha de autos, siendo ell
conductor del Auto-4477 de su pro
piedad, 10 detuvo estacionandolo en-
la calle de Salvador Brau en- Ell tro-
20 de San Justo Y F. Degetau, des-
de las 10.15 A. M, hasta las 11.25
A. M, nnecesariamente.
Esta es la acusacion que el poll
cia insular, denunciante en- este ca
so, Pedro Ripoll, sostuvo con su de-
claracion, como Lnico testimonio de
cargo. Inmediatamente fue la silla
del testigo, Ell propio acusado, decla-
rando bajo juramento en- los siguien-
ties terminus: Que ese dfa tuvo ne
cesidad de venir a San Juan desde
Santurce donde trabaja como farma-
ceutico, proveerse de ciertos arti-
culos; que no habiendoIos encontra-
(ContinGa en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
Fl iIustre juez municipal, Hon.
P. YanzanO Avih6, pOne los
puntOS SObre las les en- reIa-
Ci6n con CiertaS aCtuaCiOnUS
pOIiclaCas Q. han IIegadO has
Ia eI estrada dOnde imparte
juStiCia tan prObO funtiiOnariO
la pOIiia- dice es un gran duxiIiar
de los tribunaIeS CuandO aCtla sin
prejulGOS, atenta solo a Ia justda
envueIa en- Cada case en- Q. Intervene

En- relaci6n con un case sobre vio-
laci6n a una ordenanza municipal,
el ilustre Juez Manzano Avif6, de
la secci6n segunda de nuestro Tri-
bunal Municipal, ha dictado la 81
guiente, interesante opinion:
Corte Municipal de San Juan, P. r.
Seccion Segunda--
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

PoR LA PRESENTE Sc motifs
ca a todos los duefos de automo-
viles ptbncos, de- pasajeros de
carga, asi como a los duehos de
carros de tracci6n animal, de esta
municipalidad, que no hayan pa
gado hasta esta fecha al Municipio
de San Juan Ell arbitrio impuesto
por la ordenanza No. 1, Fijando Ell
presupuesto de ingresos y egresos
que ha de regir durante ell afo eco
n6mico 1924-25'', que deberan ha,
cerlo dentro del plazo de diez dias
q partir de esta fecha.
La Pohcia del Distrito de San
Juan ha sido notifcada al efecto
de exigir a los condnctores de los
vehiculos indicados La presentation
del recibo correspondence al pa
go del citado arbitrio.
r. H. TODD,
AIcalde.
San Juan, P. f.,
Mario 2, 1926.
s%Fs lz Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

Ell lfder maximo del sOcialismo
Ell Puerto Rico, senador Santa
go 1glesias Pantfn, regresard hoy
en- las primeras horas de la mana
ma.
Iglesias, que ademas de trabajar
en- Washington con Cayetano Coll
ytCuchf para sacar avante los pro-
p0sitos que motivaran su viaje, asis
ito u numerosas reuniones obreraS
(ContinGa en- ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03

Inf. Ord. Municipal No.-4-Capt.
4 Secci6n IA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-03
CRIMINAL NO

Jose NJ. Blanco.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-02
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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03

who differ with him burning topics of Jewish national
import.
Wartime Addresses by Judah Magnes Thos Setzer publisher
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03

hardly be held responsible for the personal bias of every
individual contributor TO hundreds Of articles. Now
comes what appears to be authoritative proof OF an
antiJewh bias the part of the Encyclopedias Britain
nica management, in n revelation by Of its
tributors
In letter TO the editor of the Memorial Journal John
Gould Fletcher English poet and critic declares that the
Encyclopedia Britianca publications intentionally all
references to Jewish achievements He is the author
section on New Poetry" in These Evcntful Years.
recently published by the Brittanca Co Referring the
protest that made by Jews upon the appearance of
the volume, Fletcher says: I'm my original article
toned the of at least dozen who written
poetry of importance in France, Germany, England and
America. After my article accepted and paid for
learned with surprise that 1t he shortened and as
| had parted with the copyright | could protest.
Practically every Jew cut out of the article Perhaps
this gives light the question why The publication
says little about the Jews As the publication question
has been extensively advertised in America mot edited"
mot censored and forth should he very cnd you
could give some publicity to this statement
1t will be remembered that These Evcntful Years pur
ported to give short history of the important
the twentieth century In this record the contributions
of the Jews were minimizcd dclccd and the Jewish
world became nccnscd the Misrepresentation under
which the book being sold roview OF the book
the Menoiah Journal Brought John Fctclcrs attention to
the matter and hc explained accordingly,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
In THE JEWISH REALM OF ART AND SCIENCE

orously aud that It's prestige and au-
thorlty are increasing from year to
year.
As II result Of this change Of public
opinion, Polish interest In the League
keeps growing npacc, the suspicious are
disappca and since the Leagues
recent decisions favorlng Poland 1.-THE
Danzlg letter box affair. the problem
of the Polish minority In Lithuania) ,
the lee has been breaking. The invi-
tntion extended TO the congress to meet
at Warsaw. matter involving all
kinds Of difficulties and expenses, may
serve ns proof that the number of
friends of the League of Nations is
growing In Poland.
The other important factor In the
situation has been the resolution Of
Professor Clar at the congress relating
to the ''numerlis clausus" Especially
important is that part of the rcsolu-
tion which deals with Poland and In
which the congress takes cognizanCe
with satisfaction of the agreement
reached between the government of
Poland and the Jewish minority, where
by the introduction of the numerous
clausus' in Poland has been avcrtcd.
This part of the resolution, according
10 the analogous procedure of the Sec
retariat-General of the League Of Nj
items, registers in solemn fashion and
internationally the fact that there has
been reached an understanding between
the Polish Government and the Jewish
minority.
Tho Importance Of this formal act
will be obvious TO any one who sees
the Increasing influence of the public
opinion of the world in the attitude
of the ruling governments and nations
towards their national minorities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03

This ease the resignation of Tssi,s hskin
as head az the Jewish National Fund
would take place.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03

frcnchman is followed by japanese
and In splendid French and Oricnta
expresses his thanks for the appeal fol
fair play and speaks OF the brotherhoo,
TO be established between the nations o'
the East and the more advanced pco
plies of the West.
At times one felt real pleasure, see
Ing how representatives OF the "domi
nant" nations, who IRE keeping dowr
quite severely their national "mnori
ties" are upholding, In sweet express
sions, both at home and abroad, tn,
idea Of equality, while making nt tn,
same time an effort to save something
for their owa devils at home" Thus
for instance, the Hungarian reprcsen'
tative is trying to obtain from the con,
grcss its approval for the social condi.
iions which unfortunately still forct
Hungary to apply the numerous
clausus.' In doing so. he, of course
makes sharp speech against the very
idea Of the numerous clausus." But
the congress refuses to be taken in, and
the attempt Of the Magyar to throw
dust-eScuse me, l meant 'raprika"--
into the eyes of the delegates, suffers a
total iiasco.
Or. let us take another example
the pro-Semitic Roumanian delegate
NJ. bavaria, who wakes hot over anti.
Semitism. eyclalming Indignantly: n
shame for Europe, degrading all M
tions :" And he proceeds to submit the
proposal that an inquiry he stsrtel, in
connection with the numerous claus.
us into the causes Of postwar anti.
Scmitism.
There is at these congresses undoubt-
cdly very little candor And Uncle
Sam himself. who was fairly well rep,
resented nt the Warsaw congress. will
not agree, all these appeals notwith
standing. to open his gates to the vel
low and even white immigrants.
As for the younger states. born at
Versailles. they regard the minOritie,
clauses Of their treaties as inconvcn.
lent padlocks. trying all the time tt
render them as Ineffective us possible
If not to free themselves of them alto
gcther
There is thus at these congresses un
qucstionably n good deal II hypocrisy
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
The BookloUer's Nook
"CATHOLIC ISRAEL"

From bombay TO Sournbaya from Singapore 10 IIarhn.
tt"m l"kohoma TO sydney and from Perth to Dunedin,
III nearly all the communities east Of Sucz In nearly
all the communities sutz there are Jcws-of one
Kind or another II may be- the French jew Of the Phillip.
pines who dcspiscs his American and issinn coregIon
ist inoi such an ouandisl picnomcnonD-or tho YiI.
dshs In Japan who inyeigs against Zonsm i'm Palestine
because Hebrew is supplnntng liddish or Makicelcc
Bonami jew Of Iudn who deems himself the Messiah
Orthodox or libcral-ul Jews
Israel Cohen, Secretary the English Ziouis, Orrnni.
Aton travelled through deal castern hems-
phcrc for nine months cNpoundns the significance of the
san Reno decision and herading the blessings
British Mandate" The his wunderngs as con
tanned in The journal of Jewish Traveller" constitutes
one OF the most cngrossing volumes of Jewish
communities hitherto yelled in darkness for American
jews. The purpose of his visits afforded him a most
suitable toucsone for the Jewish life in those
cities and towns through which passed lie set out 10
test jews on their attitude to the rehabilitation ral
cstinc, eXprcs-d-n a practical manner
Ones reaction after reading Cohens crystazes in
10 single question; What has served to distinguish Jews
from their neighbOrs throughout the world; why has
Julasm as doctrine survived and maintained Its sep.
araeness from other religious cree,s though the men
and women protesting its faith have had naught but
memory and tradition to keep it alive? Occasionally the
traveller found the nOt-suprng assimlative tendency
which was especially marked in u community Of wealth.
or where the Jewish community small but ON the
whole there cagerneSs for Jewish contact and
zeal for the restoration Palestine which is remarkable
In view of the distance which separates these people
other and powerful Jewish communities
Mr. cohcn's pilgrimage took him through Austrnlnsn
India and the Far East in 1920 He tells us that il was
the first journey of its kind made ly a Jew TO the
settlements of Israel in those thosefaron regions For
this last statement cannot vouch, but within recent
years, we can safely assert that Cohcns is the
the only study of the conditions the various Jewish
communities he visited. Everywhere he found that lust
as the Jew mbibes The at moshcre which him
he LEVIN
less, leaves his impress the country round him: he
gives nS much ms If net more than he takes From
careful persua of Mr. Cohens book the deduction might
result that Jewry and Judaism may retaining hold
on It's followers, but it is certainly very ourshny
state Jewish culture is its highest at its
prescnabe stage, in the twentieth ccntury-tat fs in
those particular countries that Cohen wandered through
is, \. +. S.-Nartin Goldcl.
lThc Journal of Jewish Traveller by Cohen podd
Mead a
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT OF
THE ZIONIST ORGANIZA-
TlON WILL REMAIN in
LONDON, Is PLAN.
lipshy and DIR. Eder to BE Elected As
Advisors to Political Department.
tJcwish TclcGraphlc Agrncyl

iJcwlSh Iclcsraphlc Agrncy.1
Vienna 1t is not yet
certain which Of the departments
Of the Zionist Executive will he trans
fcrrcd to Palestine it Is, it was stated,
certain that the Political Department
Of the IiGuiSt administration will re-
main in London. II is also probable
that the Organization Department will
remain there.
\ proposal WIS made that Louis
Lipsky, chairman of the Zionist or
ganization of America and Dr. Edcr Of
London he attached to the Political DE
pnrtment as advisors to Dr. Weizmann.
1t is also probable that br. George
EIalpern, member of the Economic and
Finance Council of the Zionist Ormmi-
zation, will lie appointed director of the
Anglo-Palcstnc Bank and Of urban
colonization. DE- Bcrcld Fciwcll will
he appointed director Of the Jewish
Colonial Trusi In London aud pr Ar
thur Hautkc of Berlin is to be ap.