... JEWISH AMBASSADOR AGAIN VISITS BRITISH FOREIGN OFFICE FINDING NEW HOME FOR THE REFUGEES ...

... JEWISH MORE PEACE LOVERS TO-DAY FUTURE'S HOPEFUL SIGN We can say to-day with greater sureness than we could twenty or even ten years ago that it he world appreciably nearer recognising the brotherhood of man than it was. In spite of all that the dictators ...

... On Jewish at the hotel about 9 p.m. on November 14th, and heard the altercation taking place. Thomas kept interrupting, and Bloch told him to mind his own business. Defendant used terrible.' language, and hit complainant with • stick. Making his submission ...

... THE JEWISH QUESTION Sir— Many years ago Mr. Lloyd George said Scratch Conservative and you will find a Fascist.” One is compelled to feel that there was much truth in that observation when one finds the Conservative M.P. for Taunton uttering anti- Semitic ...

... JEWISH REFUGEES Holland And Belgium Helping To Solve Problem Belgium is already playing her part in solving the world problem of tbs Jewish refugees. So far about 6,000 German Jews have entered Belgium, moat of them being professional men. these 2.000 ...

... that. The problem refugees In Central Europe could not be nettled in Palestina. Jewish agencies were anxious that ths rate of immigration should be greatly increased. Jewish agency proposals, which had reached him to -d ay, would be considered in consultation ...

... JEWISH PERSECUTION Then the cry “Out with the Jews’’ grips the country. Hemlock’s family are insulted at every venture into the streets, while he himself is daubed with the yellow sign and made to wear a card bearing the word “Jew” round bis neck. In ...

... THE JEWISH PROBLEM. Sir Walter Womersley said when they considered the present position in Germany in the House of Commons on Monday, they soon discovered that on the question of what was taking place as regarded the Jewish population, there was no party ...

... JEWISH IMMIGRATION Viscount SAMUEL, putting forward what he described as entirely his own plan for the future of Palestine. said that the British mandate Would continue and that Jewish immigration should tie limited for political reasons, so that it ...

... JEWISH REFUGEES. We have received a letter, signed K. E. Savile, Colaton Kaleigh, drawing attention to the plight of Jewish children in Austria and Germany. The letter mentions that the Key. .1. E. Davidson (Director, Barbican Mission to the Jews, 82 ...

... JEWISH REFUGEES If we can,iot be more spectacular, it is simply a question of finding the available cultivable land which it Is possible to cultivate, and it is wrong to expose Jewish refugees with no experience of agriculture to a hard and infertile ...

... JEWISH PERSECUTIONS Mr. Chamberlain’s visit follows immediately on the decision of the British Government to receive a properly accredited diplomatic representative from the Vatican at the Court of St. James. : This week-end the Archbishop of Canterbury ...