Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1948 — Page 10

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LOVE AND WAR-—As they were in the days of the French resistance, the settlers of N'vah llan in Palestine have gone under ground again. The recent Holy Land truce gave them a chance

to dig in and find shelter. The couple above was one of many who

| enjoyed the lull in the warfare.

N'veh lan, House of Oak, Is Wartime House of Rock

Two Years After Arrival, French Maquis

Settlers Still Keep Trigger Fingers Ready ‘ By EF ILANL "NEA ‘Staff’ Correspontient --

Land has put the French Maquis settlers of N'veh Ilan on a war footing. Two years ago this month they hoisted the Zionist colors adorned with Tricolor ribbons to found their new settlement in ithe Judean mountains on the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv road. |eleared the land, built stone terraces and pastured their Nyestock. ! Then they were caught in the! Holy Land battle. Shelling) {threatened their homes, destroyed {fuel supplies and killéd some of their cows. | Today N'veh Ilan's settlers are back underground, as they were when they fought in the French | Lresistance-movement. The “house | | of oak” which is the English {translation of N'veh Ilan, has be-| come the house of rock. | Because their village is on a ‘hill that dominates the road to Jerusalem, these settlers occupy a strategic spot. But digging in is not a new experience. | They had come from France and Belgium over the Pyrenees Mountains ‘and through Spain. | Some of their number had fallen in battle. and their widows are in N'veh Ilan. Some of them still ibéar the indelible concentration (camp numbers on their forearms. | Now their homes are hewn out | of the natural rock shelters, and their essential supplies of ma- | chipery, food (and ammunition) | fare stored underground. e cows still the wn) but an arm d stands | near them. Trenches, cut deep)

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The settlers of N'ver Ilan are ready for permanent peace. They are building houses above ground.

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N'VEH ILAN, Palestine, Oct. 20—The recent truce in the Holy |

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