THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.
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THE PALESTINE A.T.S.
. T crusalem.
-:\Irs. Chitty, tl1e OfI-il'.Cl' Co11111l:rncling the Palet:>tiue A.rI. S., on her r turn from a tour of in ·pt: tion of the Auxiliary 'I erritoriHl S i·-
,-iee in the ~Iidclle Eu~t, dedttrecl that tbe iuilitar, uuthoritiP in t1e :\Iiddl' East ha<l expref-;cd great ,·utisfadion with the ,,·ork
of thC' l'nlestine A.T . .
Mr'. Chitty aclcled thnt he '\Ya. proud of them.
PALESTIXE COTTON ::\IU .. LS.
Jerusalem.
Th J fin;t cotton yarn was procluc: ·cl flt tlie now Pale. ti11e Colto11 ::\I ills, LtcJ.., H<tifa, u fodory the corner-stone or wliit:h
\.nt.' bid at the end of b.'t year. DOHH'
11,000 spindles lwYc so far been i11stnll0cl.
The output of twisted ;yarn, L;J.c1ly need cl for tl'nt:c., wa:s begun a few weeks ago.
whill:' the fadory's \\e:.tYi11a sedion \rill start work on thirty looms
~hortly.
tbcr111auhi11ery, inclucli11g jnc.:k-frn111 _.s for . pool- iug yarn, sizi11g uncl twisti11g lllitt.:bin .. will sl1ortly be iwh1llcd. The prusent stt ff of :tlfty lrnuds is ·xpec.:ted to inC'l'ens • to nliout ;300 in du" cour. e.
J>F:HYDRATJ;}D POTATOES.
. J ermrn lcn 1.
Tn O\PJ'<..'.0111 tli dilli'ultic.
or
di.lri-liuiing :111tl si-<.>1·i11cr putntoC's in l111'11l' C]llttll·
titi s, .Juf-Ura 'o-op ruti,·c Ho ·i1·1,\, Ltd., of H l1<wnt h, be11a11 rccentl. tP c·ut uncl Ul',\
potuto ·s [or us l>y th· militnr · null10ritit>s.
Th<> 1>urposl' o[ "lleh:drnting'' ihe potulot•i;;
mid t·ut t i11g 1 lit•111 into slic ~~ which c·nn tt1c·n he c:ook 'tl i11 th ordin~1ry \Yay, i · to sa\" · i::pnl' » Large quantities nf potatoc"
me now being grow11 from seed cli. tributcd umong loc:ul fnr1ner· c=>arly in tlrn year for J\l'ln,v purpv es. Lurge quantities will be stored for u e iu the autumn or winter, and
"ill be cli ·triuuted to various c·nntceus or sent to fonrard areus.
Another timely product of tbe Hebovoth plant iR dried orange and gm1wfruit pee I,
\vbich c:orrespond to barley i11 Yalue ns <I
cattle Jod(lcr }Jut costs £P. 9 pe1 ton, com- pared with .£P.15 for barley. ..\bout 400 1 on - of peel, procluc.:cd from 5,000 tons of
fresh citrus fruit, were sol cl la .. t ·en:ou.
l\IOSCOW ISSUES BIJACK BOOK ON ANTI-JEWISH ATROCITIES .
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.Docmn nts nncl eye·\\·itn ." · testimon.)' c1e cribing the i T azi atroc:itie eo111mitteed upon Jew, in Poland and in the> occupied part of Ru ·sin. '\Yere published hrr in the form of a ''Black Book'' is ued in Yiddish by the GoYernmcnt Publisl1ing llou e.
The book giw nn a ut hen tie pid ure d the ma. sac:res of Jewish men, '\rn111en and children in th · occupied territories nnd r0- gister the ~azi acts or torture jn Loclz,
\Y1n"aw, Lublin, helm, Hrub ,'boy nnd other Pofo .. ]1 eitie.. It emphn. i es that its mnterinl is 011ly fl part of th' ''horrible story w hic:h our tort urecl brot lien; aud :-.isters in the ternporaril~ ~ciz<·<1 8oYiet.
territory l1:we to tell.''
MIXSK A. D YITEBSU: REPOHTED '',JCDEN'REIN.''
.:\Ioscow.
A report ihat thC' eities 0£ l\Iinsk anrl Yitebsk in ·azi-heltl \Yhite Ru 'sin, which hatl large Jcwi ·h population::;, are no\\"
c:uu1pletely "J nc1enrein" nncl UrnL not a single Jew is ]pft in the whole of Whit ' H ussia, \\as l>rnught h '1' by hru H ussia11 guerillas who have been op ·rnting in the
l'C'Hl' of t hP nzi armic: tl1c1".
E\T.MTATED 1u·ssIA... ,J)1j\\'S WOHK ON COLlil1}("l'l\rE p, HMS IN BASHKIR
REPUBI .. I '.
l'uibyshev.
Thl' Hr:-;i rcpor of how i hnu::-<nrnl · of J 'Wi8h families who wer t'\·ac.mni.ed from th, kruine :rnd the :\linsk Jistrict into the di taut Sovie H 'public of l3md1kir have ndj usted themselve to life ancl \' ork ther •
\ms giwn lo the J. T .A. here by Abdul Acl1111 toff, Ba hkirian Yicc-CommisRnr for ... \griculturc.
"Mn ses of evacuale<l J ewR are uew e11- guge<l 111 helping collectiYe settlement~
1 hroughout Ba hkir," A.chrnetoff told the ,J.T.A. cone.ponclent. ''They ure working in the field sicle by i<le with Bn. hkir har- vcRting the crop. They are doing excellent work. The loc.:al Hu hkirian population i.'
\'Cr.) much impre sed with tl 1e deYotio11
\\·hich the Jew· clisplay in their work."
~~()\Tern her 2(Jth, mt
DUTCH JEWS F'ORBIDDEX TO nm
PUBLIC SEATS.
t::>toc.:khohn.
The German Security Police in Holtu1 have notified the Amsterdam and
tr
Hague J wish Council repre. entn.tive ti Jew are forbidden to u ·e the benche ' the streets, • quare and those parh fror which Jew hm·e not yet been barred, it 1 reported here from Amsterdam.
Jews found seated on these benche 11
be immediately arrested ancl d ported \11
their J'nmilies for work in Germany.
Fi Ye Jews and one J e\vess were ·e tenced to terms of imprisonment rang1,.
from six months to five years for takin.
part in group Ii tening-in- to foreign rad, .·tutions at lhrecht, accordii,g to ti '' ~ n tionale Dagblad. ''
MEXICO REVOl{ES CITIZENSHJP OF PERSONS BORN IN AXIS LA...~DS.
:Mexico.
President A.Tila 1amacho has signed decree revoking the l\.Iexic.:an e:itizen hip c, nl l per ·on born in Germany and in coun tri s afl:ilinted ·with the Axis Powers. Tl J ewi._ h C ntral Committ e in l\lexico _, making an effort to secure xemptions for .J e'\Y' who immigrnt •d irorn tb se countrk•
JEWISH 1\1 SI AL SO IETY FO InlED IN LONDON.
London.
A oci t) for the furth ranee 0£ Jem musical art ha. be "ll formed lie re under'•
name of "Amnnuth."
Th nims of '' Arnanuth ·' nre to pop larise .Jcwi h musiu, to display Jewi musical talent und to establish in Lond a centr for J e"·ish artistes .
Arnona the patrons of "~\mnnuth" a Mi. s Clnricn Dnvid 011, l\Iis l lnrriet Cohe
'.B.h, .i\Iiss Irene S ·harr •r, Ir. Ce!' Sokolow, Mrs. Hobert 'olomon, )fr
Hurolcl Holt, • he world-famous impr
r.;;1rio, 1rnrl l\Ir. 1Yor Newton.
BH YER O.F RUSSI N JEWS.
I\ uibysheY The tiovieL press, £ aturing a number ol report· on the bravery of Jews in
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Russian Army, si11gle out Sergeant .. rahu Folinow ki, di closing that he ha, succe fully carrie<l out 688 important operati011' · the front during the pre ent \\ ar. }'olinow·
ski ha been at the front from the rer fo·-·t day o.f the ... azi attack. Another J~ ·
\YhOSC Courage and bravery i' bailed n
"Pravda'' i 1• Blausten, a 't1.11itary iri·
structor \rho during recent battles carried 161 wounded Ru sian soldiers to safe under severe enemy file.
