The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-24

Wl1h oFAnge Rr0ves lDaaea with ripe F|llk Wo passed ellsees every kew #|n0toa ThlR 8 the principal means ol 9Anapofk The JeWB pAt. t8It|R8 0nly jeWlah bllssoA and the AgAhs only those owned by Arabs
 visllea a typical Jewish colony hAllsa klryAe AnavlM beside the P6Aa AboN6 10 miles seoIM JeeNsaiem. q asW WeekD ego Eive Jewish mem. kefA os the colony were AEnbNSAed zna kllled by Arab leffoFlseA ..
 Ehls colony Includes about eOO NHNnle. 40 N operated on Q eofAH 1ialnlv communal bash. There are many such ln Palestine. Four hens .Rea acres ol land, houses, eqNlps |slenh profits and labor are shaFed NA q eongMunlssle bAsIB.
 Sewmh Censlables on Guard
 rho most prominent feature ot the colony ls the high oDSefva tlSn ] l0WNR. erected on a hall above Me salllemenG from which Jewish s0- neFnNmeFAFy eonstables Keep con
 Tne manager Of the colony told nss Shat Ihe coMmNnlstie scheme NAa worked eNcellently, me colony Noeeaases 100 cows, hundreds oi pee &iVas, and s0Ise fruit ofehaFds, Thefe ls a well.bullt stone SeFeoi knllainR for 90 children, the slslan- eae ol whom are kept n com sAunAl nursery while their parents ArA ln the lieldH. S'f aleo visited a girls agricultural ! AAheM AE Ayanot, operated hv Nae Ssa.aen4 section OE the Hloh%t oss sanlzatlon, There were S0 gsf@ ssnsN 90 coNnsFlesl who fAfm Aze Aeges Of grain orchards ana vege' tables without male ala,
 Cllrm Alalr Moulding
 Tho girls have the hhege Ane nealest buildings oE any colony ! SAW The grounds are lahaseaped Ansl there lB a pFeENBlon ot HeWeiS'
 On the flat roof oE the dofmlteFy PlVAel0NS lD.yeaFsold Oda Stollman, el Montreal, proudly showed me AhoNt the establishment, polhuhg Nssl the tenSAeFe flela which she had mn DloWea and the bullet holes n {ne slaes oi the building where Arab outlets had struck.
 we are now accustomed t9 Me attacks and are not much Nights enea,o she said, "These have beeh SnAlOF attacks and in many other ih- alaneee a few shots At night Dur. lAa one attack l operated that DE aaAfehllnht on the fool,
 we now have A watch tower and 1n Jewish sNpeFnNmefaFy eehstaH hlea RNAFdB, Sec those SAhas haaged tFeneheSe They are part oI olsR aeienslve system, We wofk m lha fields and the dairy part eI the eAs. Then we study agricultural colsFseB Tor a few hours"
 0utWAFaly Jerusalem QNiet
 eNtWafdy JeFllsalem revealed llt- tln evidence Of terrorism, aluhoNsh NFlelnh OsileeFS and 04AelAS some, lllnes are accompanied by armed aaaras and Arab hotableS, whe lear aasAsslnatloA by extFeiMlstS, feifalh ffalN ROlnR m the streets alone.
 kReetA R the Jewish quarters are elaEeFtea At night, TheNsandS 0l Jews gogmeFly living M the old eisS eE ,1aENBAlem which is pFed0MlhAhty AFab, have moved Into purely Jew
 Assldents warned ne, when ! was motoring M the country to hife a9 Arab driver wearing a Iez of AFab haaae,0kh to lessen the risk eI AtA- halahes, On a trip te the hefthefA naFt of Palestine my Arab dFlvef, Who ls twice as sinister aS 0eofge Rait, dia nothing more eMeiuhg lhan buy cheap FiAss' bangles ana
 Had Four Wives
 I asked hlFn If he had a large lasA. lly to which he replied wlth a gflhi aNo, but I've got Tour wives and he sllsWihNtlOn os presents when I set home rom a trip g a delicate mat ter" .
 was warned not to motor at night, TeHOFlsM hts not only at the Jewish and British but also at lhe Arabs themselves, lt S aimed lo estoft money to carry on the can. palen or k Just plain robbery, II Also N used to prevent Villagers from giving information te the Be- Ice,
 The effectiveness Of this form of teFfoFism k indicated by the fact hat although offers ol rewards TOT Information regarding Speeille ANf- elegs total 5000 pounds taRpE0Ni- mateH Nl2s,o00), including one offer Of 10000 pounds TOT the mNFaeFeES 0s Lewis Andrews, district e0FAFAls~ bloneF 0s Qalillee, not a single ap- plleant has come forward for any rewards,
 Informing Means Death
 Even 90 pounds meaAS a fortune to an Arab peaSaAt but he knows the price of Informing k death,
 There ls a receptive candidate for the throne of the prospective lndepenaent Arab state fl the Royal oolnmlssionS partition proposal iS adopted or Imposed, That SNll & far rom certain lA view 0f the blt~ ter Arab opposition and BfltalA$ policy,
 The candidate iS His AighneSS NiHH ADdNlldFl, ldSt HVlfsB SOn Ot WsS late King Ba&eln, who was former SheFlH of Mecca and descendant of the prophet and who helped Law renee os Arabia organize the "lse- volt in the DoseFt."
 Abdullah Is now head 0f the Siashimite dynasty, which governed fsedJaz for centuries and Is now ruler os the arid desert domain os TranAl0rglan beyond the Dead Sea, nearly thrice the size Of Palestine and inhabited by about SS0IOO0 people.
 Deaoaln TFihcs
 Most arc wandering Bed0Qin tribes with only a few towns of which Amman, it's capital, has about so,U00 inhabitants tn Hat rootcd stone hcuscs in the mountains of AaOah.
 went to Azaman to lunch with Abdullah who has figured several 4zFaea in an unsuccessful AltesnDl