Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 May 1939 — Page 11

| THURSDAY, MAY 18,

Riots and

1939

Strikes

Are Jewish Answer To Palestine Plan

Government Buildings And Records at TelAviv Are Set Fire.

(Continued from Page One) the day feasting ceremonially on freshly killed sheep. Families of Arab prisoners gathered at concentration camps as British authorities, acting under the British plan, ordered the release of men held for * political offenses. Rebels who had fled to neighboring countries planned to return under the official amnesty.

Zionists Groups Threaten Resistance

LONDON, May 18 (U. P.).—The presidency of the extremist New Zionist Organization, claiming to represent 750.000 Jews, issued a formal statement today threatening armed resistance against Great Britain to assure that Palestine will “remain open to millions forced out of the European hell.” Prime Minister Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that the British policy in Palestine would he debated next Monday and Tuesday on a motion asking Parliameni to approve the Government's program. The regular Zionists three-point program of organized resistance to the British Government’s plans to make Palestine an Arah-dominated state, The plan provides: 1. Nonco-operation with the British plan. Jews would refuse to serve on governing bodies in which thev would be outnumbered by Arabs 2. A political campaign designed to influence the British Government to change its plan. First there would be a debate in the House of Commons here. Then Jews would fight the plan before the League of Nations Mandate Commission and try to raise the issue in the International Court at the Hague 3. Intensification of constructive

adopted =a

| yearly {that the countrv’'s economic absorp-

{operate in government on an equal |

ity status. But it is too much to] |expect of human nature to ask that] {they submit to a position of second- | rate citizenship.

British Defend Plan

A British spokesman defended the |

Governmeni plan as an honest effort to do justice to claims of Jews and Arabs alike. Under the plan, an independent] Palestine is envisaged, united to] Great Britain by treaty. The State would be set up 10 vears after the restoration of order in Palestine. For the first five vears Jewish immigration would be increased to a average of 15,000, provided Thereafter

tive capacity permitted

{there would be no Jewish immigra-

tion without Arab consent, The permanent proportion of Arabs to Jews in the State would be decided in the future. The Palestine High Commissioner would be empowered to regulate and if necessary forbid transfers of land. starting at once,

Zionists Here To Make Protest

A public meeting to protest Great, Britain's decision to give the Arabs] control of Palestine will be held at]

8:15 p. m. tomorrow at Beth El Ze-

deck Congregation, 34th and Ruckle Sts., it was announced today by Rabbi Elias Charry.

Brandeis Hints Jews Will Defy Britain

WASHINGTON, May 138 (U. P),

—Former Supreme Court Justice

Louis D. Brandeis, speaking through |

a friend, declared today that “Jews will continue to Palestine” despite new British plans to prohibit Jewish immigration after 1944. Rabbi Solomon Goldman of Chicago, who presented Mr. Justice Brandeis’ views, said he interpreted them as meaning world Jewry will

enter

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County Deaths |Speeding .... 7 (To Date) — 1939 ......... 32 Reckless

1938 Ce 86) | Running

City Deaths preferential

(To Date) 1939 1938 1 Running Red

May 17 | | Injured 7 Drunken Accidents .. .. 1" giving Dead

Arrests ... : Others

MEETINGS TODAY

Bookhinders | Severin, :30 pn. | Central States Raper Trade Association, | luncheon, Hotel Severin, noon Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, Hotel Severin, 7:30 p. m indianapelis Real Estate Board, eon, Hotel Washington, noon. Paint Laundry Owners’ convention, Claypool Hotel, all National High School Orchestra Association, meetings, Clavpool Hotel, all day. Indiana Funeral Directors’ Association, convention. Fair Grounds, all day. Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia Club. noon Sigma Chi, Board of noon American Business Club, luncheon, 1ndianapolis Athletic Club, noon. Federal Businessmen’s Association, luncheon. Hotel Washington, noon Acacia, luncheon, Board of Trade, noon. Sigma Nu, luncheon, Hotel Washington, noon. Caravan Club, noon. Indianapolis Conference of Bank Auditors, dinner. Hotel Washington, 6:30 p. m. 0il Club, luncheon, Hotel Severin, noon, Construction League of Indianapolis, luncheon, Architects’ & Buildings’ Building, noon.

v aion, meeting,

meeiing,

i iation, day

luncheon, Trade,

luncheon, Murat Temple

E m Ret a Theta Pi, luncheon, Canary Cottage noon, Auta Accessory and Petroleum Credit Group, meeting. Columbia Club, 5:15 p. m

MEETINGS TOMORROW Indianapolis Pressmans Union, meeting Hotel Severin, 7:30 p. m Methodist Hospital Alumnae, dance, Hotel Severin, 10 p Exchange Club, hincheon (ington. noon | Optimist Club, luncheon, Columbia Club noon. Reserve Officers Association, Board of Trade. noon | Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Canary Cottage. noon De2lta Tan Club, noon. Kappa Sigma. luncheon, Canary Cottage, noon Salesmen’'s Club, luncheon, Hotel Washington, noon

supper

Nn Hotel Washluncheon,

Delta, luncheon,

DANZIG TRAIN WRECKED DANZIG, May 18 (U. P.).—The Warsaw-Gdynia express train, running from the Polish capital to the seacoast, was derailed outside the main Danzig station today. Many persons were reported severely injured.

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OFFICIAL WEATHER

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INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST-—Partly cloudy and somewhat warmer tonight and tomorrow.

Sunrise... 1:27 | Sunset ..... 6:56 TEMPERATURE —May 18, 1938— 1:00 p. m...

3 B \ROMETER on 6:30 a. m,. 30

Precipit tation 24 hrs, ending 5: 30 ¢ 8. m. .00 Total precipitation since Jan, 1......17.52

0 | Excess since Jan. 1... sisiasine 2.39

MIDWEST WEATHER Indiana cloudy in south portion, morrow: not so cool in central and north somewhat warmer tomorrow Ilinois—Generally fair north portion, cloudy in south portion, tonight and tomorrow: showers in southwest and extreme south portions tonight, and in extreme south portion tomorrow: not so cool in central and north portions tonight; warmer tomorrow. Lower Michigan—Fair fonight and tomorrow; not except mn extreme northeast warmer Llomorrow. Ohio—Fair, cooler in extreme south por. tion tonight: tomorrow increasing cloudiness, with slowly rising temperature in north portion, followed by showers tomorrow night, and in southwest portion tomerrow afternoon; Saturday showers

so cool tonight portion,

Kentucky—Increasing cloudiness tonight, |

followed by showers tomorrow and in extreme west portion tonight; slightly cooler in north portion tonight and in south portion tomorrow WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES 6:30 A, M, Statinn Weather. Bar Amarillo, Tex ous Cleary 29 83 Bismarck, N ..PtCldy 29.74 Boston PtCldy 23.96 Chicago ..Clear 30.16 Cincinnati PtCldy 30.04 Cleveland ..Clear 30.18 Clear 29.90 Clear 29.96 Cloudy 22.90 PtCidy 30.14 ...Cloudy 29.98 ..Cloudy 29.94 Cloudy 29.48 Clear 30.10 .. Cloudy 30.08 «+..PtCldy 30.02 ..Cloudy

Little Rock Los Angeles Miami, Fla Mpls. -St: Paul Mobile. Ala Ne Orleans Naw Yor] PtCldy Okla, City. OKla, Cloudy Omaha. Neh . Rain Pittshurgh cans Clear Portland. Ore ... Rain San Antonio, Tex, . Cloudy San Franciseo > St. Louic Tame a Fla ashington, Db. | o4

FIRES

Wednesday

2:33 A. M. — Residence, 1411 ve.. explosion of kerosene stove

Generally fair in north, mostly | tonight and to-

BIRTHS Girls Leo, Jaan O'Connor, at 8 | Leo Mary Linneman, at 8 Harold, Evelyn Corbett, at City, Kenneth, Veda Snyder, at City | Floyd, Mary Casper, at 2234 Kenwood, Boys Edwin, Mary Sullivan, at 8i., Vincent's. | Harlen, Ethel Jeffries, at Coleman Charles, Katie Bush, at 1146 E, 16th, Leonard, Jeanette Foster, at 455 8

Hardin Harold, Jewell Boyd, at 911 E. 21st, , Olive Coleman, 1108 River, is, Francis Smith, at 1424 E. 30th. Harold, Mary MeClure, at 2725 Bug on Jefferson, Laura Hollow: ay, 92 Charles Hansford, 8. West.

Vincent's Vincent's,

Beatrice Sizemore, at 732% | ——————

| DEATHS

| Mary E. Beckerich, 70, at St acute cardiac dilatation Adda Hazzard, 78, at 21 N. | cardio vascular renal. William J. Wuest, 66, at 385 Good, cerebral apoplexy. William F. Jung. 63, at City, encephalitis, William E. Stiles, 61, at St. Vincent's, carcinoma.

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HEART ATTACK FATAL

ON 74TH BIRTHDAY

I'imes Special LOGANSPORT, May 18—Frank Lyons, retired mail carrier of Delphi, died of a heart attack while walking on a downtown street vesterday, It was his 74th birthday {anniversarv. Survivors include a {daughter, Mrs. Nina Dean, of In{dianapolis. Harry Sanderson died durinz a ‘heart attack yesterday at the City | Health office. He was 67.

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WASHINGTON, May 18 (U. Sa The House Rules Committee today] had approved a bill by Chairman | Schuyler Otis Bland (D. Va.) of the] House Merchant Marine Committee |

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build an air base at Kodiak, Alaska, | build three new cutters and acquire 15 seaplanes at a total cost of $18

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Rep. Bland told the Committee | the Coast Guard, as a measure of | economy, sought to construct its base at the same time the Navy] builds an $8,000,000 air base at Ko- | diak. The three new cutters, to cost! $3,000.000 each, will replace three,

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