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Fear of Industrial Competition

Yet, Immediately after Great Britain control
Palestine, became apparent to the Arabs that British
oiciadom in the Near and Middle East violently anti
Jewish and would utilize at its disposal to collapse
the Hebrew colonization in Palestine
The reasons behind this attitude not difficult
discover 1t the overmasering fear of the Hebrews
centering around the question of trade.
The erection of factories in Tel-Avv Hafa and
lem greatly alarmed the British who believed that they
allowing the creation of strong competitor who would
from British industry many valuable markets
Near and Middle East and in North Africa. They also
believed that since the Hebrews people capable of
modern technical organization they might point
Of democratic leadership in this fatal the babaric
tribal regimes which the policy Britain now
depends. And the trouble began
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1t is valuable first to dispose of the question
opposition to Hebrew colonization shows that
they we're heartily in favor of the Hebrew
1t meant to them economic development
tories and friendly and powerful negbor who could
them from exploitation by European Imperialism
Shortly signing of the Balfour Declaration
agreement signed between Zonists King
OF the Heaz then regarded the undisputed
Arao world Article ~ of this stipulated that
necessary measures shall be taken encourage
immigration of Jews into Palestine large SCALE also
that the Arabs shall be assisted in founding their economic
Development. When the Mandate accepted by the
League of Nations, Hussen's Fesai later become
King of Iaq wrote the Zonists cordial letter In which
wished the Jews hearty welcome home"
And in spite of all the indictments and provo
cations ana regardless of all the efforts British propa
ganda to show the tremendous difficulties experienced
British in reconcling Arabs and Hebrews the
that there is innate anmosity between the peoples
For example recently conference of Jewish
ers Issued manifesto declaring that w the country prop
erly developed both peoples live here in peace
Jewish National Home be built in cooperation
Arab workers on the basis of equality in home
land On almost the same date the combined Jewish and
Arab making representations London
against official discrimination affecting their mutual interests
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Certain events whose ultimate effect the future Of the
American people may be very great are now taking place in
the Near and Middle East
the surface occurrences would seem to be the
result of quarrel between Arabs and Hebrews for
OF the remote land OF Palestine The Of
full united an League determined
their opposition to Jewish entry into Palestine to the point
OF threatening war;
In this difficult situation also appears involved
apparent dilemma the of Great Britain the Manda-
tory for Palestine The impression left that Britain
though piously seeking to do unable fulfill its obiga
ons to the Jewish people under the Mandate because of
her fear of the Arabs
Careful study of the circumstances operating behind
surface reveals quite different situation leads
the conviction that the Arabs but this sug
gle and that the real antagonists Hebrews
seeking to return to Palestine the British Colonial
cias who attempting by every possible keep
them out We also believe that powerful effort being
made by official Britain utilize this related situations
for the purpose of bringing American planes
ships into the Middle East where their would
buwark to British policy against the threat British
interests which undenably Already
presence OF an American Military Mission In Saudi Arabia
well the granting of LeaseLend supplies this
Christian State, which did not fight side during
the
East is in terms of imperial rivalry
one of the corners of the world If to be in
voyed there is important be only by
to the future security needs Of the world up
the imperial policy of states which do not participate such
ideals
The situation is serious in the extreme if the action
powerful nations are to be guided only by their selfish
interests and by utter cyncsm in regard the rights of
others The present world mpssse of right be described
he L else moral crisis is no
or if the methods adopts to its ends will bear
examination then the entire basis for international law dis
appears. The world then mere jungle in which
the great predatory national units compete with
for power and -emnence
In this kind of world in which the rival be
equipped with atom bombs horribly destructive
devices, civilization has chance of survival.
In the existing world crisis the closest
ship OF the American people would appear be with
people of Great Britain but If the British
prove Itself ell guided @ only BY policy Of self
including our own then we must international
commitments.
The test and proof of this policy charge
the British government unfortunately contained in the
relationship of Great Britain the haassed seeking
to return to Palestine.
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Hebrews Desire to Be Repatriated
fact is that the stricken Hebrews cannot in all hui
manity expected to return to the lands where they
tortured and degraded The Harrison Report that
Palestine the land of choice Of the overwhelming majority
European Red Cross representative Mr. Gibson has
ported that 9o of Europes Hebrews wish and must e
crate to Palestine.
To Call Hebrew Repatriation Illegal Is I
PerverSiOn
Though the British administration harps view that
Jewish immigration is Illegal this is pure perverson The
British Acts under which this scheme exists denounced
by the League Of Nations Mandates under whose
authority Britain holds the Mandate for Palestine. The
Mandates Commission accused Great Britain when she issued
her last White Paper limiting Jewish entry, Of having turned
the Mandate upside down. but this protest ignored
Palestines Absorptive Capacity Far Greater Than
as4s.sss@sssA Necessary
Another argument used by recalctrant ociadom that
which they aege to be based the absopve capacity Of
the country This also Is abslrdity The whole Of Pal
esine East and West Of the Jordan holds somewhere around
100000 people II this populated to the density OF
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free. Write 70 Ma..aehyet. Avs NV O coll $500
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nent Of their daughter, Ensign M.
Patricia Hartnett, U. S. N. r., to
Mr.. Arthur G. Booth, U. S. NJ, of
Quakertown, Pa.
Ensign Hartnett is employed in
the Navy Department, and Mr..
Booth is attending the Advanced
Fire Control School in Anacostia
after serving for more than four
years at sea.
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EHG0SeU1enfS T.
Continued From Page B-3D

to Cadet Francis Borgia Kane, jr.,
son Of Col. and Mrs. Kane.
Miss Trudeau, who will be grad
uated in June from Georgetown
Visitation Convent, is a granddaugh-
ter of MI. Stephen A. Ruddy of New
York and the late Mrs. Ruddy, and
& Mr.. jeremiah Trudeau of Middle
lazy Vt, and the late Mrs. T'rudeau.
Csdet Kane is a grandson of Brig.
Gen. and MIS-. Walter D. Smith of
Arlington and the late Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Kane of Norristown.
Pa. He will be graduated in June
from the United States Naval Acad-
emy.
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ions. There's budding life in
the porks and fascinating
feotures OF the theoters.
The whole atmosphere is redo
lent Of the seoson. And you'll
find this the perfect time TO
make thot long deferred shop
ping orgy.
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Personal Items

Mrs. Morris Gerwirz has returned
from New York, where she spent a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Liberman were
hosts at reception Sunday evening
in honor of the bar mitzpah of their
son, Richard Allen Liberman, which
took place the previous morning.
They also were hosts last Saturday
at a luncheon in honor of their
SON
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dresses for t n e
warm d avs to
come at BRESLAU,
the friendly shop.
Some in dark col
ors. tailored for
town - some with
shorts and some
dressy enough for
a special date with
your b est beau.
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find the last to be
the special con-
Germ of HEADS
OF CONNECTI-
CUT A V E N U E.
There skilled hair
stylists make a real
ceremony of giving
you a permanent
wave best suited to
tho ty-Yoo arS toy
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" iit lNI
carriage, t h e
way she enters
a room, little
n j C e I les of
grooming. If
you are wise
you will hang
onto your sense
of values
and retain thai
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\ II z ! Z > y u /
spring and
actually make
YOUR suit sing.
OF b e a u tiful
sheer rayon
colorful flowers
o r a p p ! e S
printed on a
white ground.
Each has a fat
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lie
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leisurely for them since this de-
lightful shop is open every eve
ming until pm, Stop in tomor-
row. 1927 CONN. AVE. AID. 1882
IS CIMPLE LOGIC" AS sim
pie as two and two
Take your odd stockings Chat
still have life in them) to the
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A wedding in the autumn is
planned for Miss Mary Frances
Lunceford and the Rev. Don E. Grit
fin, whose engagement is announced
by Miss Lunceford's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian F. Lunceford of Oak
Grove, Mo.
The bride-elect is an employe Of
the Office of War Information, and
the Rev. Griffin, who is the son of
Mrs. Don w. Griffin of Westmin-
ster. Md, and the late Mr.. Griffin,
is the pastor of Rosedale Methodist
Church. He was graduated from the
Westminster Theological Seminary.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hart
nett of Chateaugay, n. Y, comes
the announcement of the engage
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ANNE KEEL
LY'S, using
II spot = re-
ducing m a =
chimes, pos
t u re eXer-
cises, steam
cabinet and
S h o Wer, 10
times. S18 so,
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excitement, freshness and eager
ness for life, 1t is always good
sense to be honest with yourself
about your shortcomings. Admit
them. Then do something about
it. THE PEARL ATKINSON
SCHOOL specializes in courses of
Self Improvement, Speech Tech
nique and Fashion Modelling And
Pearl Atkinson has developed after
noon classes for women who are
not IN business. Private and semi
private instruction. For appoint
ment with her-call NORTH Sill
between l and pm ITO CONN.
AVENUE.
" CoTToNs FOR PLAY e.
cottons for the Office
E. cottons for Sunday best Youu
find a whole array of cool cotton
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the same block
with innum-
cradle dining
rooms in each
to accommo-
date any num-
Der in your
party. T h e y
h We become
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ore off the
fountoins. And
q n y moment
now our out
] o or restou-
ro nts will
open.
The shops ore
with eoIorful
summer fosh-
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The engagement of Miss Grace
Maris Wilmer to Mr.. Frank r. Ull-
mer, jr., is announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. WILL
ner of Chevy Chase.
Miss Wilmer is graduate of
Holy Gross Academy, and the bride
groom elect, whose parents also are
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You'll find a large assortment Of
platform shoes-in green and red
lizard. red alligator, brown alliga-
tor, brown calf and black patent.
Open daily from 9 to s; Thurs.
from 9 to g. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DU. 0346.
H WHEN YOU HEAD RULES
YOUR FIGURE :
you'll be in good shape" Now is
the time to take a course at
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20 times, $24 10 half hour Swedish
messages with steam cabinet and
lamp, s35. Washington largest
and most modern health club. 1929
F ST. MA. 1856.
" TASTE, ACCORDING TO
VOGUE. is DELL
CATE, GOOD SENSE" Above all,
husband wants to be proud of his
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and music. as well as good food.
Stunning spring clothes are mod
eled by beautiful mannequins-
and there's gaiety and lighthearted-
ness in the charming PAIL MALL
ROOM. For reservations-call Mr..
Arthur. MA. $50.
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Chevy Chase will entertain at a
cocktail party this afternoon, when
they will announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Virginia Monroe, to Mr.. Jon Man.
ming Presley.
Miss Monroe is a graduate of
Stephens College, in Columbia, Mo-.
and Mr.. Presley attended George
town University and now is stu
dent at the Georgetown University
School of Dentistry. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Presley.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
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You'll find lovely. dressy dark
sheers with crisp lingerie touches
icy cool jerseys and coIorful
prints, too. GIT 18th ST. NV.
Phone MA 1858.
" I 1STEN, MY CHILDREN.
There is nothing that
will so delight Mother on Mothers
Day-than good looking. beCom-
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w = AIA8 AL . AVA AA<
LEN for ROSS
SATURN. Plat
forms do wonder
full t h ngs for
your feet. They're
diyinely com
Portable, very
chic a n d most
aattering to the
lN
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enjoy a spar
king F A S H
10 S HO w
a n d delicious
L U N G HEON.
It's a delight
full way to en-
t e r tain - be-
cause you are
provided W ! t h
an I ertainrent
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VIVA = 80 wa
! e c t 1 o n.
You'll fin d
b e a u tifully
made cotton
eyelets, too
. in white
and pastels.
Cottons start
at $8.95. And
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SPRING: YOUR
MAGIC SPELL IS
EVERYWHERE!

Even If Helene cont drow q
robin she knows its spring.
The tulips ore up in our outdoor
gordens. The winter overcoots
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WRS. LEE GRIWES.
The bride is the former Miss
Mary Aileen Cochran, daugh-
ter of the former Governor of
Nebraska and Mrs. Robert l..
Cochran. Her marriage to 1t.
Lee Grimes, Signal Corps, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grimes, took place in the st.
Joseph Of Arimathea Chapel
of the National Cathedral OF
St. Peter and st. Paul.
-Under1UoOd Photo.
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of Chevy Chase, was graduated from
St. Johns College.
The wedding will take place in the
spring
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ture of your hair. They specialize
in Cold Waves and Machine per-
manents-and will top your perma-
nent off with a becoming and easy
to-manaee coiffure. Make an ap-
pointment tomorrow. 1928 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 58l1. Bethesda
salon: 7248 Wisconsin Avenue.
Phone OIL. 1916.
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'MOre bonds, more pOwer-mOre
strength to Eisenhower"
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/" GETTING LADIES IN
LINE is a popu-
lar art at MARCEL'S. If you have
little extra flesh that robs your
Evening star., 1945-05-06

" THE LIZARD LENT HIS
SCALES an alll-
gator his skin to make those ex-
qnisite platform shoes, designed by
WILLIAM AL
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increasingly popular and those who
appreciate deep-sea dining go there
constantly. ODONNELL'S special
ize in mammoth seafood platters-
with every one OF your favorite sea-
foods-in-season, prepared to your
order, Go for luncheon, for din
ner, for late supper-and in-between
times. Ask the headwaiter to seat
yc:: at the Captains Table, or in
the Ships Cabin, or in any of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. 1921
and 1907 E ST. NV.
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tilcH ~ " . J
with garden
in g imple-
ments a n d
S a n d tools.
THE PLAY
c E N T E r
has a WOn-
derful Selec-
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AS NiN va tllS Pti
feet lines you'd
like to have
then let MAR
GELS figure eX-
perts slim you
down. It's SO
Simple when you
try REDUCE
VAC that
wonderful method
which helms VOlI
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lose weight scientifically. without
diet. drugs or exercise. You SIM
ply lie in relaxed position While
vacuum cups magicauy spot-ceduce
your fleshy parts and take inches
off your hips, WaistlIne and thighs.
For all-over reducing try the
Humidlfed Heat Treatments. 10
for $3.50. Open evenings. Two
salons for your convenience: 1922
10Th ST. NV. Phone RE l746
.. and 3009 14th ST. NV. Phone
HO. 0l66,
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. 1 T. Il " - y " M
PANY. The runs
and snags will be
eradicated - and
your hosiery ward
robe will revive and
thrive. 1t costs SO
little. Skilled weav-
ers can also inweave
or reweave m o t h
holeS, S n a g. s ana
-tAt-s ANA anxt
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10000

L" FooD, SHELTER AND A
'''A GOOD PERMANENT
seem to be the three vital needs
in a lady's life these days You'll
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ing hat for spring
and summer. The
SHOREHAM H A T
SHOP in the Shore
ham Hotel has a
wonderful collection
of matron hats-all
at their one-price.
$3.50. Crisp datter-
ing white hats, black
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terlng bow under the chln-de-
tailed with round pearl buttons
short cuffed sleeveS-and priced at
S795. Main floor. F ST. at 18th.
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cigaret burns in clothing. 613 18th
ST. NV.
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S T ET'S SUM 1T u P"
O'DONNELL'S SEA
GRILL is about the largest restau-
rant in Washington. 1t occupies
fn-n hlilSi,auS in
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e" OBEY THAT IMPULSE"
And go to the HOTEL
RALEIGH next Saturday at l pm.
That's the place and the time to
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SEARS

cut and fully and generously pro-
portioned Mothers style sense
will be flattered. too, because you
will find her favorite style; either
plain tailored or lace trimmed.
The slips have adjustable shoulder
straps. fitted tops and all seams are
pinked. They're priced at S2,95-
and are really good values. Drive
out to SEARS tomorrow. Free
parking at all times. 4500 Wiscon-
sin Ave. NV, Gil Bladensburg
Road NE, and 280O Wilson Blvd,
in Arlington, Va.
". BREAKING INTO PRINT"
are the new sum-
mer dresses at the SHELBURNE
SHOP. Never had they had such
II
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q" partial TO PRINTs?"
L. FRANK CON-
PANY has some very pretty print
blouses to put you on your toes for
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Aay Center

ton of sturdy wheelbarroWs, sand
buckets and shovels; short handled
hoes. rakes and sand-sltters. 1919
M ST. (off Conn. Aye). RE. 1745.
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" IN YOUR OWN BACK
YARD CAMP"
your youngsters will have the time
of their young lives if you keep
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two instead of one.
Now that's a gift
that's timely, appro-
pirate n d much
wanted by Mother.
if she takes from
size As to So. These
extra size slips are
made of very fine
rayon crepe in tea
rose. They are bias
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