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The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
BANKERS TO HOLD
GREAT CONVENTION

Cleveland, Ohio. has been desig-
mated for the 1880 annual conventions
o. tne American Bankers Association
rms organization. which numbers
ABOUT 10000 banks with ss5 600 OOO 600
~ assets is annually the nations most
important, financial event The attend.
ance ranges between five and ten
thousand
cleveland is especially significant
IN the history OF the Associations elm.
caslonal traditions since it was in tbis
clly' when the Organization last mef
mere IN the year 1899, that the oripI-
iai resolution was preseGted looking
y the formation Of an educational
section This subsequently resulted II
'ne american Institute of Banking IN
wnieh are now enrolled $4,000 bank
men and women engaged In the studv
:. .ae technical and scientific phases
OF the business. ''''
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
New Radio Beacon
Marks Dozen Co,,rsas

washington. "A new type of beacon
radlo transmitter, emitting siono,s
marking any number of courses m to
~ at any desired angles, has been do.
veloped by the bureau Of standards in
cooperation with the airways division
OF the Department Of Commerce. Thajr
joint researches have been devotod
lately to fitting the beacon system to
complicated airways situations. such
as those occurring where numaro,s
alrWays converge on single airnort
This multi-directional beacon an,
ploys a three-phase transmitter A
three-reed indicator on the pilots in.
strument board suflices to furnisb
guidance along any one of these air.
ways and also to furnish information
to a lost pilot as to which eoursa ba
is on. Capt F. G. Hinsburg, chief on.
g1neer of the airways, says that soy.
eral of the new transmitters have
been ordered and will be installed nc
speedily as received.
Experiments have been in proerass
to reduce to a negligible amount tho
harmonics radiated by the directive
radio beacon. A special filter cjrcp;t
designed to bypass the harmonic cur.
rent entering the soniometer primary
windings resulted in 20 per cent ra.
duction in the ratio of harmonic no,o
er to fundamental power radiated As
some decrease in the total fundamen
tai power radiated was observed work
was begun to avoid this reduction nv
an improved filter circuit.
Another experiment has been con.
tucted with a beacon transmitter for
'og landing, constructed and tested he
he bureau Of standards for the Ono.
yenheim Fund for the Promotion Of
Aeronautics This has been Sent to
Mitchell Field for experiments IN
blind" flying by Lieut.. james DooIit
lie, army air corps pilot temporarilV
etailed to research work with the
Fund. r
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
'''''Hlilil'lhHIIiIagimaaHIaHrnIIllnllnuluap
'C.hIleeFry Springs|
SPECIAL coRREsPoNoeNcs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Obert wert
Joliet visitors Wednesday.
ssss
henry Brinkema and Frank De-
Vrles were Roberts visitors Monday
Mrs. Herman DeVries and Dorothy
DeVrIes shopped in Boyd Thursday.
| $3.50
=. A. oleis and family visited at
the Z. V. Clark home Sunday.
ssss
Miss Florence Decker of Roberts
visited Wednesday at the Arthur
Cheney home.
ssss
Baptist Obert was a county seat
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. T, G. Schrumpf and
children motored to Roberts Monday
evening 70 attend the basketball
game. wan
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hansen and
Alene spent the weekend in
Billings. -
ssss :
Miss Cora Loyning shopped in
Soberts Monday.
ssss z
Mrs. Charles Huddleston returned T
ome Friday from two weeks visit
1ith relatives and friends at Powell
Wyoming
ssss s.
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak and son Lewis
iotored to Red Lodge Saturday.
ssss in
John DeWitte visited Sunday at tba
erman DeVries home.
isss of
Arthur Cheney and family and Miss 10
Stone of Roberts attended fol
e dance at Joliet Friday night. in
ssss No
nr. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Lee Dol
ark, and Mrs. W. E. Lochridoe mot Gig
I'd to Joliet Thursday. Mrs. Loeb owe
gee left on the evening train for
home near Hardin.
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

Wnen Britain's premier, Ramsay
Macponald, and his distinguished
daughter. 1shbel, visited Canada re-
Gently they accomplished more than
the mere cenoenttna of international
&znfey Gz3 ..--...-.-ss,.-.--.. Ss;,..,.v.-...--'
1snpeIs name will now live forever for
lofty peak near Banf. Alberta
s,44o feet high. has been named Mourn
lshbei in her honor The Canadian
Rockies. termed by r,esrd Whvmner
cohqueror CT the celebrated Matter
norm Fifty Swit2erlands Rolled into
ohe mas large number of mountain
PEAKS ana even passes and lakes
named after celebrities, some of whom
were prominent in their discovery:
some G. whom merited tais sirnal
nonor by brave actions or dlstin-
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
Straw Not Forbidden
to Children of Israel

Whether or not the first brickmaker
hVed In past $4,000 years distant
excavations at Ur of the Chaldeas
the city OF Abraham, have yielded
Dfick tablets Inscribed with Informa.
lion concerning a people of eoOo
years ago. Ii the Old Testament ae-
count is accepted the tower of pahs,
was built of brick. for sthey said one
70 another: Go to, let us make brick
aha M ourn them thoroughly And
holy Writ carries its reminder that
orlcRmaking was known TO the early
hsyptians, Down through the ages
mas come allusion to bricks without
straw although the Children Of Israel
were hot' as a matter of fact required
20 make bricks without that binding
material: s
And Pharaoh commanded the same
aay the task masters of the neonle
IND their officers, saying:
Hfe shall no more give the people
straw to make brick as heretofore
ct them go and gather straw for
themselves. Boston Transcript.
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
Hearts - X
Clubs G. @, 7, 6, S
Diamonds a. 3
Spades - 10, 9

Diamonds are trunns and ? -,
lead. How can Y Z win eiobt " of r. the tl.e
'A'Sg Ga1li. 5licks against any possible defense5
c,,,ha IosA'son; sst:, Z should lead the deuce Of
q, cllos IS winch ialch Y should trump with tbe "
SIX SIX Q o. diamonds. Y should then lead sa,i
s,;th ane iour OF spades and Z should trumn
with the nine Of diamonds 7 sbo,ig o,IP
'hen 'ead tho+ra 9f clubs and V sho',id souid
sba,,I9 sIa,ilp Wi.n WA, the seven of diamonds. '
should then lead the ace and L;no -
dlamonds. A and B follow suit apa p ?
should discard the seven and e;abt at.p e
os llTa,ss, 49, ! should y then lead the queen
p Daapo spades. . must discard the trev Of
hearts hearts z shSuld discard the nine Of Of
hearts and a follows suit. Y should II
now lead the five Of heart, ''ou
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
CARD OF THANKS

The following is list of the man,
friends LII and organizations who sent
flowers to our boy, Nick Thomas:
kade koyacevich and family.
Lodge No. 366, C. F. u: Junior
Lodge No. 130, C. F. IT,; Lodge No
l22, S. N. P. j.; Lodge No a2d ' g
N N: I. j.; U. M. w. of A., No. 1853.
nasnoe Haulage; Peter Naglich and
Iam1ly; Gajo Kenjalo and family.
frank Hemovich family; Nick Mai.
storovich family; Mike Repicb ITse-
lac and Kovick; Uselac and family.
,onkovlch and Pekieh family; Jake
Maurieh and family; Frank Kosmacb
and family; Dan Kenjalo and family.
Joe karina and family; Joe Yelicb
an ana iamiiy; Fred Rosbosek and fam |
ny; Don Rapids and George Todo- |
fieh; Mrs. Antonia Tostavrsnik; John
ana Frank Cestnik; Vincent Cestnik
ana family; Rudolf Krivitz and fam
ny; Joe Meyer and family; Dan Dim
ch and family.
friends from Roundup, Mont:
george Povlovich, Pete Novacich.
Peter Matana.
10 our kind friends who sent the
'eautlful floral offerings and also
ne many, many friends who attended
ne funeral we wish TO extend our
incere and grateful thanks.
MR.. and MRS. THOs. THOMAS
and daughter, JENNIE.
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

Company made famous by Wynne
ferguson Ill his Little Red Book
: Miss Plotkin does not bid cleyerlv
the contrary being the fact. She was
simply beneficiary of fortuitous cir
cumstances, in that she prohted by
lack OF knowledge Of proper bidding ON
the. part of her opponents.
-Four Clubs undoubled, if made.
Is never game at love score. but
-Four Clubs doubled is. Why then. in
the first instance, double four Of a
Minor suit, thereby making game
| possible2
When Miss Plotkin's opnoneot
doubles -Four Clubs he expects ia
defeat the contract, this being a bust
ness ,,s double. If he has a double for
eiubs and thinks he can defeat the
contract, why double and give her the
opportunity to shift from suit that he
wants to play to a suit that he does NOT
want to play and a contract that he
cannot defeatp '''
Miss lrwin's advice on the subject
OF doubling, while perhaps ultra-cnn-
servative, is, | believe. nevertheless
sound. Never double suit bid unless
you can double every suit; the double
business double.
/, The same argument holds tr,A of
Miss Piotnn's redouble, which was
Iiso PAD bidding as it gives the original
99padie bidder the chance to 20 to Four
spades, which it appears She shonId
ave done under the circumstance
hereby forcing Miss Plotkin to ia
rive Hearts, which she should have I'VE
,een lett to play, undoubled. reduc;ng
ne score to 500. 'Ni'is
However, there can be no ouestio,
nat Miss Plotkin should have been Ieft
atn the contract Four Clubs fbe
ouole being atrocious bidding and
liiIalng iIg example of Auction Grimes
Not even the scoring of this hand =
1mtrect, IRE the correct score being fo7a
,hIy ~: give such bad bidding SO much 1Y
| believe in Justice e. 70 rltSa tSa
any Bridge fans who read yonr en
1iuabie !; paper, which is usually more @
liable. The Eagle should. at least %
ITer T some explanation, il not humhis
oiiogy,. for the erroneous and % m;s
'al1g information conveyed when T.
lted that this hand was bid cleyerIv h : :
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Scbrumnf II
Mrs. Rose Wiekierak visited Thurs
day at the Dick Platt home.
Lorin Huddleston and sons Joe and
Floyd We're callers in Joliet Thurs.
day
Frank DeVries and family visitad
Sunday at the L. DeVries home near
Roberts.
Herman Weir was caller in Rob
erts Tuesday.
Mrs. Leila Webber and son Leo and
W. b. Thompson of Powell, Wyo..
called in this vicinity Sunday.
ssss
Lavern Skinner visited at the Har-
fy Clark home Sunday.
ssss
Mrs. Henry Wallila visited Monday
W tHe heStI nome.
ssss
Mrs. Thomas Saysell and children
notored to Roberts Saturday.
ssst
Lloyd zumbrun was badly hurt
'st Monday at school when the
wing on which he was swinging
roke.
ssss {
C. A. olels and family and C. V. 6
ark and family motored to Red t
'dge Saturday. \
ssss .
Miss Evelyn stager of Roberts was tt
overnight guest of Miss Helen o
hrumpf Tuesday. q
ssss :.
Howard and Buddy" Hansen were =
Roberts Saturday. :.
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
GUIDES DIRIGIBLE
WHILE In CLOUDS
Sub-Cloud Car" Suspended
From Airship Tested.

ashington. The Air corns Nays
letter reports experiments at Wright
fleid, Dayton, Ohio, and IaneIor
fleid' Va, which hitherto have NOT
peeh revealed, with ssub.cloud nh,
sefVation car suspended from a dir.
isibie IN flight" II says the demon.
stfatlon was the first of its sort suc.
eessfuiiy carried out in this country
aithough the idea was effectively nnt
INTO practice by Zeppelins during tha
world war "oh numerous homh;nc
RAIDS when conditions were favorable >
use OF the observation car" saws
the report, permits the airshjn to
hy IN or above the clouds. whera n ts
hidden from view of the ground
whiie the observer in the car low
ereo by means of cable below the |
CLOUDS, directs the airships flight. The
caole holding the observation car con.
fains telephone core. by maana ~
winch communication Is maintained
with the airship's crew through
voice telephone. For emergency
mechanical signaling device can ha
used. At the present time an ordi.
nary captive balloon type telephone
system is used, in which the Observer
Ut all times has his head set attached
ana reports direct to the pilot of tba
airship above. e
1t is considered possible thar this
somewhat modified. can
'e used IN the future, not only for
'on0lng operations but for ASSISTING
Ill types of dirigibles to land in foo
needless to say, il can be used an
for any type of special oh.
erVatlon, including special photog-
aphy Where cloud ceilings permit
over for the airship.
The car was recently demopstrat.
py the Nineteenth Airship com
any at Langley Field. Va, comment
y the Langley Field correspondent
eng as follows:
"A flight was made for the purpose
testing the sub-cloud observation ma.
'iie. The nacelle is used for obsarva.
on work while the airship remains
'oVe the clouds, the nacelle with the
'server aboard being let down ha.
W the clouds by means of a cahla
I'd windlass. Results Of the test
ere very satisfactory, in fact. better
an was expected. 1t was feared that
e naeelle would have a tendencv 70
q krsr
$ been prevented by the design of !
rear end which acts as an auto
ltic rudder."
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
ARTICLE No. II

Anartieleinthe Brooklyn Daily Eagle
recently bore this heading: Woman
Holds IS Hearts at Bridge, Bids Clever.
iy, Scores 974 Points. The following
day the newspaper received a letter
which was published under this head.
ing: Says Holder of 13 Hearts Did
Not Bid Hand Cleverly." The writer
OF is suspected Of being New Yorker.
ihe article and the letter follow:
III you're Bridge PLAYER. the
chances are more than 100 to that if
never happened to you. But il did
happen to Miss r. Estelle PIotkin Of
1874 +. 10th Street. Fourth Hand on
rubber game, she was dealt all Ia
Hearts in the deck. And she bid four
Clubsl Yet on the hand she won total
OF 9i4 points. Here's how: One of her
opponents dealt and passed, her part
ner passed, her other opponent bid
TWO spades and then came Miss Plot
kins bid OF four Clubs although she
oidnt t have Club in her hand.
=, me man who dealt doubled Miss
riotkIn's partner and her other onno1
nent passed. Then Miss Plotkin lid
iour Hearts, the man who dealt douhled
snd sH When n, the two other players passed
MISS @ Plotkin redoubled.
The others thought her Heart hid
was forced to get her out of the Chh
double. The result was that M;so
Fiotkln got three tricks over contraSt
with the bonus of 100 for contract 306
iof the three overtricks, and inasn,,ch !
q as 1t was rubber game she also pot 90 :
Ior rubber. This, with the 100 for ali alI :
@ nonors IN one hand and the 224 for for /
! eaIhe ts 10 multiplied by 4 because If +
the the redouble) gave her a total ft Of o7a u
points on the hand" -'' ~ :,
Here is the letter: =
Editor Brooklyn Da EAGLE. y
It IS evident that the writer If Tho u :,
! f5aptlon l5 Woman Holds Is M Hearts '.,e ae 81
5g, 5Bridge, Bids Cleverly, Scores { o54 "a ;,
Ttolnts, 't knows very little or nothing y y
'bout tt Bridge when he states thar st'ths tbss " "
loIaer isle OF this hand bids cleverlv' ' p p
1T is even more evident that or. oe m m
alss VII ,rlotkin's opponents, who donbled II rs "
er .,, bld OF -Four Clubs knows D'eI e ae le
os;si,ble, less than the writer Of tbia i Oh on
'sicie, and is evidently the sen;n9 ,; up up
'elhoeF OF the firm of A. Sam 3 sts sts
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

c,a . can can do Do one of two things. 10 He
U,;,l USn th pay the four of hearts and let a a
nni, Ti,i the trick with the king. (2) He 81 can
tbay ky , ens ace OF hearts and thus retain
9I.' u1 1f q . can only win one trick
y II A wins the trick with tbe t;
1i nearts, ne must lead clubs m M ~ si,'s 7'ss
the lazy ~ist. t.,, OF clubs. z, therefore, wins
tr;c,i tre iast two tricks. l2) If B wins th.s
iaad Il ,lH WITH wlth the ace of hearts, he must
hau teau hearts up to Y's queen six ot
tricks. Wits tfe last two
he ~ n;na e,sher case \ 2 must win eight Of
me = t, nlne tricks. 1t is pretty problem
II throwing the lead. STUDY # cares,,II,, p,yi1,a
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

pass was called Gibbon Pass aftar
oohn Murray Gibbon. well known
Canadian poet and novelist. also
there is Simpson Pass, 694o feet nm
named In honor of Sir George sinn,
sofi, uovernor OF Hudsons Bay Com
pany' VINO crossed it on his journey
round tne world in 1841. Near the
sanH Springs Hotel is Mt. Rumble. a
hne big peak, so-called in honor Of
heV. Robert T. Rumble, missionary to
the Indians in 184o-4a. Canada even
mas her Matterhorn-Mt Assinipoins,
Matterhorn Of the Canadian Rocr.
les. so-called because OF the str,k,r.
similarity OF its formation to that ~
cne great Swiss peak. Assiniboine -
an Indian name meaning ito cool
with stones. 9
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

guished public service. For instance
there is Mt. Queen Mary, named after
britain's sovereign; Haig Glacier
after the late Earl Haig; Mt Smuts
named In honor of General ian q
's"suVs member of the Leagssv az Ma
tions, who recently visited the United
States and the Dominion; Mt. KING
Albert. named In honor of Belgiur's s
ruler, and many others. The town OF
Banff was named by Lord strathcona
OF the canadian Pacific Railway. after
MS birthplace. Bantf. in Scotland,
lnen' TOO, there is Lake Louise, gem
OF the Canadian Rockies, about as
miles from Banf, named In honor OF
II. R. H. Princess Louise. wife of the
Ea-quis of Lorne, Canada's former
Governor General. Quite recently
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

Merton Walter and Arcbie NJ
ue were Visitors in town Friday
9eannette Lindsay, Red Lodge. wa,
d, d visitor at the McCorkle home
Thursday NV "0i'is
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carrington
are the parents of a baby pir, horn
Saturday, February 18th. :
ssss
mrs. Alex Hawthorne, Dave Paulev
ana James Hawthorne were Red
Lodge shoppers Saturday.
ssss
The Junior Christian Endoavo,.
neid Valentine party at the Me-
oorkie home Friday evening. Games
ana contests were enjoyed, valentines
esenanged and refreshments served
ssss
Mrs. j. L. Cross visited savar,l
days last week in Red LODGE with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Web
Mrs. II. E. McKinnon ret,,rnad
nome last Monday from a trim to
Great Falls. "
Mrs. Walter Lamport and Mrs rda y
wright were guests Friday at tha 4
George Youst home.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yous+ uaro
a. o1nner guests Sunday at the Row te
Wadsworth home. IVY -
ssss Eth
hr. and Mrs. John McNeisb u,ero
Hea Lodge shoppers Saturday.
ssss ar
Miss Ellen Ovens, Miss Elaine Ia Sc
par Miss Mary Lou Wright, Miss ws
sarah Holmes, Miss Emma Koat;t- Pa
ana Miss Alice Bethke were shopping Gl
IN Red Lodge Saturday. re
5s9s MI
Mrs. E. F. Gems, Mrs. William
Noble and Phil Noble were in Ped |
Lodge Saturday. B.
ssss hot
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Hayball waro ual
Hed Lodge shoppers Wednesday. hg
ssss sec
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Joyce and sons eios q,
md Mrs. J. P. Kane motored to Red eo
lodge Sunday. -
ssss q
Mr. and Mrs. Pat sanderson were cne
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack OF OF
fourieh Saturday. ente
ssss SOLO
urs na - DEN
iiafay ana daughter cord
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
Bear Creek
Gtennso | . .
fsss
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS,
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS,

Z Jane spent the week end in Rcd
y. Lodge with relatives.
. w. A. Romek was visitor here
{ from Billings over the week end
ssss
MISS Laura Webber of Red Lodee
spent several days last week at t5o
j. L. Cross home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Carpentar and
sons of Red Lodge and Mary Demns-
Ter were Sunday dinner guests at fhe
Carl Johnston home.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peterson and
daughter Mildred left Sunday for F
oheIr home in Butte after week,s
visit here with relatives.
Harold Maxwell was out of sehoo,
several days last week with a had
cold. oao
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Alexander yaro
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack I
Moriuch. en b
i;ss :.
mr.. and Mrs. Millard Garland of T
billings were weekend visitors here
with Mrs. Garland's mother Mrs
Anna Hynd. -i''
RI ht
Earl BEEN returned "Wednesday ov
rom Spencer Wyo., having gone af-
er MS car which he left there few
weeks ago, being unable to get thr1 S
ne pass at that time
1875
On Wednesday afternoon, Febru- IL,
ry 18th, Lincolns birthday the bipb ex
'hooi gave Lincoln program which th
as IN cargo of Woodrow Mikesell br
atrlotic readings were given bv tie
iadys NeWby, Janette Young. Dean We
s-ney, Eo4velle 8esindue and Jarnas ca
urray. m.
ssss to
MISS Sarah Holmes entertained the ant
W. Bridge Club at the Lamnort Ho
tel Wednesday evening. The MS brf
three tables were in play with Eg,
IN honors for Mrs. George Reid: has
'ond high to Mrs. Ed Gents. AT tha strs
Sc OF the evening the hostess serv- wer
delicious refreshments. to
ssss mat
IN Saturday evening. February %. =
:, masons and Eastern Star lodges Gay
bearcreek will hold a social and and
ertainment. ALL members and "l
burning Masons, Eastern stars stra
" nolays and Rainbow Girls are let
tally invited. then
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20
How the Stunt Flyer
Wrecks His Airnlana.

( Dick Grace, movie stunt flyer
3 VINO has piloted most of fbe
3 planes that have been wrecked
: on Hollywood lots during fhe
3 last five years, recently tools ape
MS thirty-seeohd intentional
9 crash. '''oiiai
; Grace was Shot down. bv an
: enemy plane at an altitude Of
; about 1000 feet. He eame n
3 about so miles an hour. struck u
; m the bank of a lake at a preele.
: termined point with his risbt
wing turned a somersauIt on
! the other wing and smaeked %
J aown on his back in the lake
III fountain of mud and wafer
His only injuries we're \ small !
eut on one cheek and slight :
ehest bruises. lie had wesE. s
ened the plane in the right !
piaees and protected himself :
In the cockpit as the wings foo,.
most OF the shock. 1T isn't ]
SO dangerous if you know how (
10 do it, he remarked =
&
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

DR.. Glenn Frank proposes a third
mouse of Congress, but there ought to
De some recognition of the fact that
there must be limit to the size of
Transcript. '0oi
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

Life history of Kansas City friend
of ours. In 1890 she was a belle. By
1900 she was an old maid. Then 1910
found her a spinster She discovered
IN IN 1920 that she was a bachelor girl,
Now, in 1880, she had her face lifted
bobbed her hair, bought a three-iofnt
cigarette holder and has started all
over again.-Atchison Globe.
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

our cynical bachelor friend saws he
would be afraid to kiss some women
er f'iio' Icy
The Carbon County news., 1930-02-20

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-28
RABBIS TOLD JEWS
MUST KEEP APART
Reconciliation With Christians
Not Wanted Foster Declares

Providence, r. I, June Is (UP)-
Jews and Christians, as individuals.
need to learn to dwell together.
work together, and plan together in
peace for happier life on earth, but
Judaism and Christianity cannot
possibly be reconciled, Rabbi Solo
mon Foster declared before the cen
trail conference of American Rabbis
here last night.
Foster said that an attempt to
harmonize Judaism and Christianity
along religious lines was something
which the "enightened Jew cannot
countenance and the sincere Chris
tian does not desire"
That Zionism has little chance of
realization is indicated by Great
Britain's policies in Palestine, the
rabbi stated.
Now it is plain to see how foolish
it was to have imagined that great
imperialistic power intended to let
sentiment and idealism, advanta-
geous TO helpless Israel, dictate her
policies in the east" he said. THE
contradictory commitments of Great
Britain, both to the Arabs and to
Israel, the paradoxical interpreta-
tons Of the mandate, the inhuman
massacros, the preiudiced report of
the partisan commission, and the
cancellation Of immigration, all are
but tragic incidents that illustrate
a rahbiniC dictum-a cause that is
not dedicated 10 the service of God
cannot endure