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Smyrna times., 1925-07-22

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-31

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CHEVROLET CCACIL
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
ORT ASSIGNS $4,000 FOR
RECONSTRUCTION IN RUS.
STA

New York, Aug 1.2-Sixty-twc
thousand dollars has been assigned by
the Ort to reconstruction work in Rus.
sia, according to cable received by
the New York Ort from the Office Of the
European Ort Council. "a
The sum has been divided as fol,
lows: $4,000 to be applied to agricul.
tural development in the new Jewish
colonies; s12,OO for the vocational
schools supported by the Ort in which
children are taught technical trades
and agriculture; and $4,000 for tools
for artisans.
In connection with these advices, DR..
Moskowitz said yesterday: "Thc sum
appropriated by the European Council
brings our total of appropriations for
Russia uP to approximately 100000
for the year 192i1925. During the
years 1920-1025 the Ort expended n
total Of one million dollars In recon.
struction work throughout Central and
Eastern Europe. Practically two-thirds
of these funds were supplied by the
Joint Distribution Committee"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17

quiver with suffering and aglow
with new hope.
The employment opportunities Of
Palestine, of course, do not remain
constant, but fuctuatc from time TO
timo and from various causes. The
agency, however, which brings the
the immigrant to Palestine, that is to
say the Palestine Zionist Executive,
is not content to let employment op-
portunities be determined by blind
economic forces. This agency, opcr-
ating now through its Department Of
Labor, creates employment opportu-
mites in various ways, the principal
method being to advance funds to
Jewish labor groups which enable
them to contract for large construc-
tive enterprises, mainly of a public
character. Through this means, the
Solel BOneh, which is the principal
one Of these labor groups, has been
enabled to accomplish vast building
projects for the Government, for mu-
inequalities and individuals. A strik.
ing feature is the remarkable adapt
ability which the Jewish workman
has shown himself to possess. Every
kind and grade Of labor, skilled and
unskilled, he has taken up with en-
thusiasm and efficiency. Thus he en-
cages in every one of the building
occupations, from the quarrying and
dressing of the stones to the plaster
ing and painting and putting the last
finishing touches to the new struc-
ture.
Some day perhaps the epic of the
new exodus will be written and then
the many prosasic incidents of the
great journey as well as the COM
monplace experiences of the new
conner in the old-new land engaged in |
earning his daily bread, will be
transfgured with the thrilling sig
nificance, the epic poetry with which
they are instinct.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17
The Road To New Life

tThis Is the second of a series Of thre,
articles dealing with various aspects OF tn,
II reconstruction Of the Jewish Homeland by
we'll known ralestinian who occupies
Il high position In the country and ha,
/ played an important part In the work ol
| deyelopmcnt)
Travelling is an art which mos,
people learn with difficulty and n,
considerable expense. This, of course
is especially true of small-town or
village folk to whom a journey to the
neighboring town may loom as a
formidable adventure. To the aver
age jew of Eastern Europe, con-
fronted with the opportunity and
problem Of emigrating to Palestine,
the journey with all the intricacics
Of legal requirements and transport
difficulties, is an undertaking Of ap-
palling magnitude.
A Guiding Line
The immigrant must be provided
with n guiding line in the labyrinth
that he faces. Otherwise he will be-
come lost in its mazes, and fall VIC
tim to the various Minotaurs in the
shape of unforeseen demands and un-
scrupulous agents who lurk in his
path. The guiding line for the Cha
luzim and other Jews who set out on
the road to the New Palestine is pro-
vided by the World Zionist Organiza-
ton operating with the funds of the
kcren Hayesod.
The manner in which this system
of help and guidance is organized
should be of interest to every Jew
who finds satisfaction in the reports
of the increasing stream of Jews
from Eastern Europe flowing into
Palestine. The meagre report which
comes under his eye at the beginning
of every month, informing him that
in the course of the previous month
there came into Palestine 5000 Jews
or $500 Jews among whom were so
many Chaluzim, so many men, wom-
en- and children, SO many of this and
the other occupation-thisd dry statis-
teal statement conceals an elaborate
organization throbbing with life and
functioning with smoothness and
regularity in every country where
large numbers of Jews are concen-
trated.
To begin with, the head and heart
of this organization is centered in
Palestine proper. There the Immi-
grafton Department of the Palestine
Zionist Executive maintains continu-
out contact on the one hand with the
huctuating employment opportunities
of the country as well as its Govern
mcnt, and on the other hand the CEN
ters of immigration and transmigra-
ton in Europe and America.
Selected immigration
Instructed by the headquarters in
Jerusalem, the Palestine Offices
which are maintained in the large
ccnters of Europe, including Warsaw,
Vienna, Prague, Constantinople, and
other large cities, make selection
from among the applicants who have
registered with them of those who
are to proceed at once to Palestine.
Such selection, of course, is made on
the. basis of information furnished
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-17

by the Palestine headquarters to
each bureau as to the total number
of immigrants to be allowed as well
us the occupations of which the
country stands in need at the time.
These numbers are fixed by the gov
crnmcnt Of Palestine from time to
time in consultation with the Pales-
tine Zionist Executive. Needless to
say, those selected represent small
proportion Of all who are registered.
The fortunate ones now prepare in
earnest for their great adventure.
But the Zionist officials cannot leave
them to the mercy of circumstances
and their own inexperience. On the
contrary, the Palestine Offices take
them under their wing, look after the
various legal requirements and tran
sit problems, maintaining special
sheltering facilities at the ports of
embarkation at ConstanZa and
Trieste, negotiating with the steam
ship companies for special rates and
conveniences, and caring for their
comfort throughout the stages of the
journey, including the trip on board
ship.
An Inspiring Scene
The departure of ship laden with
immigrants to Palestine is always
moving sight. AS the boat begins to
nose her way out from the pier into
the ofling, host Of emotions find re-
lease and express themselves in tears
and song. The memory of despair
and humiliation mingles with new
sense of liberation, of joy, and eager
ness. The air is charged with the
spirit Of freedom and adventure, and
never boat leaves its mooring with.
out an outbreak Of jubilant singing.
On arriving in Palestine the immi-
grants continue to remain under the
protecting wing Of the Immigration
Department of the Palestine Zionist
Executive. To begin with, repre-
sentative meets them on board ship,
provides for their landing as well as
the transportation of their luggage
and pilots them through the mazes
of officialism and red tape. Many of
them thereafter, those who have
means or relatives, strike out for
themselves. The others who are as
yet without foothold are received
in special stations or Immigrant hos
tells maintained by thes Palestine
Zionist Executive in Jaffai and Haifa.
There they are given food, shelter
and medical attention until an en-
ployment opportunity presents itself,
whereupon they become absorbed
into the lusty, toilsome life of the
new Jewish generation in Palestine.
A Directed Stream.
This sursory account Of the help
full guidance and scientific direction
by which the stream of immigration
is fostered and controlled conveys
some notion of the large and intri-
cate machinery of organization
which lies behind the brief statistical
reports of Palestine immigration. The
stream cannot be permitted to flow
or to overflow its borders.
For every drop in the stream is a
highly sensitive human organism,
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-12-31

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