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DID
MUCH
FOR
JEWS
(Continued
from
Page
One)
flees
as
a
protest
against
the
famous
''Passfield
white
paper,"
claiming
it
revoked
Great
Britain's
policy
of
encouraging
Jewish
settlement
in
Asia
Minor.
That
policy,
formulated
by
Balfour
in
1917
after
Allenby
had
driven
the
Turks
from
Jerusalem,
was
Incorporated
In
the
mandate
over
Palestine,
which
the
League
of
Na
tions
voted
to
the
British
in
1923.,
The
reaction
to
Passfield's
pro
nouncement,
which
was
Issued
af
ter
fierce
racial
riots
between
Arabs
and
Jews,
became
almost
worldwide
and
lasted
until
Ramsay
Mac-Donald,
prime
minister,
wrote
to
Dr.
Weizmann
in
February,
1931,
modifying
the.
"white
paper."
Work
for
Juraism
Aside
from
incidents
of
this
stamp
which
projected
him
Into
the
limelight,
Warburg's
part
In
the
various
causes
which
he
espoused
was
generally
a
quiet
one.
But
in
1930,
when
the
Zeta
Beta
Tau
fra
ternity
awarded
him
the
Gotthell
medal
as
having
done
the
most
foi
Judaism
in
the
preceding
year,
the
citation
said
that
his
benefactions
in
the
post-war
decade
had
reached
$10,000,000.
He
gave
freely
too
of
his
time,
for
example,
as
chairman
of
the
American
Jewish
joint
distribution
committee
formed
in
war
days
to
coordinate
relief
work
in
dlstressec
Europe:
In
15
years
the
organlza-tlon
under
his
leadership
dispensed
$80,000,000
in.
46
sections
of
the
old
world.
"It
was
one
of
the
world's
outstanding
pieces
of
human
engineering,"
said
President
Hoover
of
this
work.
Hungary
bestowed
Its
Red
Cross
as
an
appreciation
of
Warburg's
part
"in
mitigating
misery"
in
that
country.
Much
of
the
work
of
this
committee
was
done
in
Rumania,
Lith
uania,
Poland
and
Russia.
In
orre
pi
Its
years
It
was
responsible
for
the
planting
of
2.500.000
acres
in
the
Ukraine
to
American
corn
and
in
the
same
twelve-month
it
fed
2.000,000
children
and
1,000,000
adults.
It
also
had
to
its
credit
co
operative
societies,
loan
banks,
trade
schools,
medical
centres
and
similar
social
services.
The
Warburg
interest
in
education
led
him
to
contribute
heavlh
(.6
the
Fogjr
Art
Museum
and
the
graduate
school
of
education
at
Harvard.
He
was
a
trustee
of
the
Teachers'
College
at
Columbia
University,
the
Jewish
Theological
Seminary,
the
American
Museum
of
Natural
.History
and
the
Hebrew
University
in
Jerusalem.
Born
In
Germany
I
Warburg
was
bom
In
Hamburg,
America,
Felix
following
in
1894
That
year
Paul
married
Nina
Loeb
of
New
York
and
the
next
vear
j
Frieda,
daughter
of
the
late
Jacob
1
H.
Schif
f,
became
Mrs.
Felix
War
burg..
In,
1896
both
brothers
were
made
partners
in
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Company
and
a
few
years
later
became,
American
citizens.
?aul
resigned
from
the
banking
TIME
THE
TOILER"
MOMTV
lATLo2
AMD
I
Aftfe
CSOIMQ
TO
START
A
DAMCIM3
SCHOOL
A
DANCING
SCHOOL?
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fwmmm
.XL
a
7m
BUT
TILLIE
KNOV4
THE
S'OUNS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday
Octobe,!
Rich
Beef
Goodness
A
Wife
Of
Famous
Conductor
Will
Obtain
Divorce
WILKIN'S
LEAVING
WW
proved
Body-Builder
for
young
and
old
LAS
VEGAS,
Nevada.
Oct.
21
1-Mrs.
Leopold
Stokowskl,
wife
of
he
famous
conductor
of
the
Phi
'adelphla
Symphony
Orchestra
las
come
here
to
establish
resi
dence
with
a
view
to
divorcing
her
celebrated
husband.
(Continued
from
Page
One)
ment,
has
a
cruising
range
of
3500
miles.
"Arctic
flying
Is
no
longer
the
cold,
uncomfortable
game
It
used
to
be,"
comments
Wllkins
the
veteran
of
many
Arctic
adventures.
"Compared
to
other
types
of
'planes
where
we
used
to
hunch
over
a
motor
all
day
long
and
then
climb
out
to
pitch
a
tent
in
the
cold
at
night,
this
Is
like
living
on
a
yacht."
he
smiled
The
crew
of
five
lived
aboard
a
yellow-wlng-
ed
sky
monster
during
their
recent
entire
month's
stay
in
the
Arctic
while
searching
for
the
Russians.
"The
cold
never
got
a
chance
to
bother
us
in
here,"
Sir
Hubert
Wll
kins
said
as
newsmen
inspected
his
'plane.
"It
was
only
the
altitude
that
sometimes
proved
uncomfortable.
You
see
we
flew
usually
at
iround
5000
feet."
One
of
the
latest
types
of
twl-motored
bomtjers,
the
body
divided
Into
six
.-eparate
compartments
each
separated
by
bulkhead
doors,
it
is
suggestive
of
the
interior
of
a
submarine.
w.....j
a..ua.,
4U11.
.na
C1-
Tne
bow
nacelle,
in
war
time
a
ucr
orowier,aU1.
prececea
mm
lo
glassed-in
movable
machine-gun
turret,
housed
the
observer's
equipment,
including
an
85-pound
anchor,
a
powerful
searchlight,
anchor
ropes
and
a
capstan
Imbedded
in
the
flooring,
Here,
high
up
in
a
glassed
turret
and
surrounded
by
a
maze
of
levers,
dials
and
wheels,
Pilot
Herbert
Rol-llck-Kenyon
of
Toronto
and
Co-
Pilot
Al
Cheese'man
of
Port
Arthur
firm
In
1914
to
become
one
of
the
.
alternated
at
the
controls
as
the
Doara.
He
died
In
January,
1932,
Russians.
I
having
meanwhile
organized
the
Behind
theme
in
the
navigation!
international
Acceptance
Bank
of
room
with
its
felt-covered
chart1
which
the
younger
brother
was
a
table.
and
collapsible
steel
seats
on
director.
Felix
Warburg
was
also
one
side
and
the
powerful
radio
a
airecior
01
ine
Bond
&
Mortgage
equipment
and
drum-wound
trail-
Guarantee
Company
Varicose
Veins
Rdiiced
At
Home
Trove
It
At
Smalt
Cost
Mam
1
J
Co?.
K,im
i
L
7c
II
1.
Ik.,
&U!
pM
raerfa
Ing
antennae
on
the
other,
Sir
Hubert
and
the
radio
operator
collaborated
in
assembling
the
data
that
guided
the
'plane.
"But
where
do
you
keep
the
food?"
queried
a
reporter
sniffing
a
peculiar,
odor
that
permeated
the
tall
end
of
the
fuselage.
'
Ask
Ormes
Ltd.
or
any
good
drug-'
.
e4
ugri"nlnBu
?tchn'c
threw,
gist
for
an
original
bottle
of
Moone's
back
the
flnal
bulkhead
door
and
Emerald
Oil
and
refuse
substitutes,
the
reporter
Inserted
his
head
to
Use.as
dlrected
and
In
a
short
time
come
in
startled
contact
with
a
j
note
improvement.
Then
continue
aTep
rUTrV
vnii-
untll
swollen
veins
are
further
re-
V"i"LT;
Reindeer,"
said
m
.1,
the
mechanic
,
Iduced.
Money
returned
If
not
com-
pletely
satisfied.
succinctly.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
There
have
been
no
further
de-
velopments
since
the
seizure
ten
days
ago
by
the
fisheries
patrol
of
the
local
halibut
boat
Vera
Beatrice
on
a
charge
of
fishing
halibut
In
Area
No.
2
with
an
Area
No.
3
clearance.
The
hearing
of
the
case
is
expected
to
com-mpnee
in
provincial
court
next
Monday.
Steamship
companies
announce
that
special
excursion
round
trip
rates
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Van
couver
will
come
into
effect
on
November
1.
Tickets
will
be
on
sale
until
February
2fi
with
March
31
as
the
final
return
limit.
The
round
trip
fare,
as
in
the
previous
winters,
will
be
$32.
Motorshlp
Bclolt
arrived
In
port
at
2
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
and,
after
dls
charging
one
carload
of
fresh
fish
for
transshipment
East
over
Ca
nadlan
National
Railways,
sailed
on
her-
return
to
Ketchikan.
Seattle
comes
second
only
tc
New
York
in
the
number
of
ves
sels
documented
out
of
the
port
according
to
officially
compiled
figures
for
the
United
States
There
are
4900
documented
vessels
out
of
New
York
and
2600
out
of
Seattle.
Juneau
comes
third
with
1200
documented
vessels.
Three
schooners
from
Area
No
3
marketed
halibut
catches,
in
Seattle
yesterday
totalling
118.00C
pounds
as
follows:
Resolute,
40,
000,
Whiz.
04c
and
92c;
Trinity
40,000,
Washington,
10c
straight
Zenith.
38,000,
San
Juan,
10'4c
and
912C.
On
Tuesday
the
halibut
schoon
cr
Tatoosh
sold
26.000
pounds
at
Ketchikan
for
10c
and
6c.
No
boats
being
in
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
CFPR
Programs
THURSDAY
P.M.
6:15
Request
Program.
6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Hits
In
Review.
7:00
Aristocrats.
.7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
FRIDAY
AM.
11:15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20
Stock
Report.
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
12:45
Eb
and
Zeb.
P.M.
(
organizing
members
and
later
dep-1
giant
roared
five
times
over
the
6:15
Request
Program,
1
uiy
governor
01
tne
lederai
reserve
Arctic
ice-caps
searching
for
the1
6:30
Daily
News
Broadcast
6:45
Moods
Musical.
7:00
Paper
Moon.
7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
SATURDAY
A.M.
11:00
Mary
Kltcjien's
Time
Savers.
11
:
15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20
Stock
Report.
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
12:45
Eb
and
Zeb.
PM.
6:00
Hi-Hllarltles.
6:15
Request
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6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Variety
Program.
7:00
Modern
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7:15
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and
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7:30
Do
You
Believe,
in.
Ghosts?
7:45
Aristocrats.
VJE
HS)E
TO
HURRY
BECAUSE
YOU'RE.
C
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VIWCS
A
TEA
NEXT
TUESDAY
TO
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SAKES
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CHILD
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WEAR!
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PLUMS
to
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vJHy
SHOULD
I
(5IVJEA
TEAT
Economical
Means
Of
Running
Radio
(Retired
Sea
Captain
Finds
Means
To
Supply
Set
With
Power
Without
Cost
ST.
JOHN'S'
Nfld.,
Oct.
21:
(CP)!
A
retired
sea
captain
here
has
solved
the
riddle
of
furnishing
electric
power
for
his
radio
set
with
no
electricity
In
his
home.
1
A
repairman
who
was
called
to
fix
the
"skipper's"
ailing
radio
was
surprised
to
see
kerosene
lamps
in
the
house
and
no
electricity.
Thi
radio
was
placed
in
a.
comer
with
the
electric
cords
wound
neatly
around
the
set.
He
examined
thti
set
and
remedied
the
trouble.
Wondering,
he
asked,
"how
could
the
set
get
out
of
order'
You
haven't
been
using
it
how
could
It
get
out
of
condition
like
that?"
"Oh
yes,"
replied
the
woman
of
the
house,
"we've
been
using
11
ever
since
we
bought
It
day
and
night
in
fact."
"But
how
could
you
use
It
with
out
electricity?"
protested
the
radio
man.
Then
she
showed
him.
There
was
electricity
In
the
ad
joining
house
and
the
electric
wlr
jng
ran
up
between
the
partition
which
separated
the
two
dwellings
The
skipper
had
removed
a
boarc
In
the
intervening
wall,
tapped
the
supply
of
electricity
and
used
It
for
his
radio.
Jean
Batten
At
Rangoon
Australian
cress
on
Aviatrix
Making
Projected
Flight
England
PHONES
18
and
81
PUDDING
POWDERS
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2
for
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and
tasty.
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lb.
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'QUALITY
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To
RANGOON.
Burma,
Oct.
21.
'CP)
Jean
Batten,
Australian
avl
atrlx,
essaying
a
record-breaking
solo
flight
from
Australia
to
England,
landed
In
Rangoon
last
night
from
Port
Darwin
which
she
had
eft
early
Tuesday.
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