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I t, is on a s'unny Wednes.d'a y
eyes ?h i n o i n a f r i e n dly way a m not a G e r m a n a n y longer —
throug'.i goldrimmed glasses as I a m a Jew '' — By N10 0 LAS BASSECHES
By One of Their Victims mornin g I n f h 'e a u t u m n o f 19-'-i. e a c h p e t i t i o n e r k n e e l ? t o kiss — ";?o you are a Jew. what
A n u p -io-d a t e R o m a n bus U'-. kes t h e H U T oil t h e t h i n fingers of can I d o r or you ? Tell me, my
Years agj 'oca ! o m n i b u s c.y b ient gossi p of those in his im- In thio war, the appearance we,ll versed in philosophy and
t h e mild inspiration o f k -i^-t h n.n m e f r o m . i h e cenire of u- e t '". >? I a .h e -•' s r i g h t h-a n d . s,on !" — of Russian officers
carri e d, a ;J c o m p a n i o n io the mediate vicinity. A t the bottom per c e n t alechol, bottl ed . He E t e r n a l Ci ty to t h e Va t ic- a n . h as under - literature as in the rules a n d
The Pope spea ks' to every- begin to explain Why I have gone a. fundamental change. regulations of high strategy.
•-- til i - f a m i l i a r a d .n o n l ,; ion of of .t he igroup is the Confiden t ial never talks. I n t h e poclcet of my d a r k su i t bod y — a:''-:ing the sold 'iers in come. I report abo'u t t h e s'hip- Gold -embroidered collars and
Chat -e r oox, who p r e f e r s t o car- have a permit t o e n :e r cu e
"No Smoke No S p H ,'' the in- ry on low-voice a n d often ten - Doorstep Gallantry Pa 'i a ;" e of V a t.can ,2ii\' :nr a n
i".;i c :i t; G 'er:nan f r o m whic ^ part wrecked Jewish refugees', saved' lapels, and broad golden epau- - A .synthesis of the3& type?
genuo'u s of t h e Reich they come a n di' by I t a l i a n wars'hi.p s in the was aimed a t, always with .d u e
'e xhortat ion ? "Do d e r d i scourse with the pretty More engaging is t h e Help- audience w i t h His Hol . n'ess lettes have replaced t h e former regard
to R ussian character -
Not Speak W i t h t h e Driver ." girl leaning forward f r o m the ful Driver , especially when a P o p e Pius XII. whether t h e y h ave a special.1 Aegean S 'ea and now starving proletarian -revolutionary aus-
pretty h ousewife back f r o m w i -s h . A n a he speaks &'o n a - i n a prisoner of war camp on t erity. istics. A certain amount of
The "with" instead of "to" seat behind him . . As ' t h e bus cros ° eS ' t h e Tu' b er outward show , with special em-
shopping is laden with t h e spoils can' see h e complex of H a'd- turally a n d so simply t h a t o n e one of t h e islands. The Pope
•t h e driver was a mas't cr -stroke Service Without a Smile of war -time foraging. He ac- rian 's To-mt b. A moment cannot, b u t feel ' h io benevol -
l£U e r
lis t ens carefuilM to my expla- For many years Soviet pub- phasis on authority, was con -
of practical psychology. tually gets off and helps to e n t influence. Afterwards t he nations of how to help these licity was on the look -out for sidered advisable f o r the R u.--
The Disobliging Driver is in a. carry the- numerous mc'tbags to we e.rrive a t t h e h uye squiare Holy Father gives' his 'bened ic- poor people 'e ither by taking anew type of officer . A leading sdan masses. A deliberate policy
The notice eventually d isap- class apart . He snatches your the doorstep of h e r hom e in t h e in f r o n t of St. Peter';,. . tion. a n d hands over the peti- U e m 10 .Palestine or by ibring - Communist journalist , the late sough'; to raise t h e aelf -respect
peared ; b u t t h e h a b i t persists . proffered coins and rips off a suburb a n d dallies gallantly •T^e portal di browse, leadl ing t ions to his r e t i n u e : cardina l si,, ing t h e m back o t Italy to Lariss o. Reiss'ner, wrote a much of the 'officers' corps . The pro -
Voluble passengers engage t h e t i c k e t , or viciously punches a over an interchange of com- to th-e Governmental Palace;, is bis'hops and o t h e r high 'd igni- avoid epidemics . and furthier commented-on article on the fession of officer beca m e t h e
f.river in vivacious t a l k . If h e hole in your multiple-trip paste- pliments. To display impatience guarded by foot soldiers, w h.o taries of Mother Chu r c h , ifo f - st arvation. Then iP ius XTI says': n &w German army officer. At highest- paid in the Soviet Un -
t urns round occasionally to board as though your presen ce and to hurry him w h i l e he i. j in look l ik e the lansquencrs' of •" You 'have ;do,n.e well to that time relations between ion. The o te sf graduates of the
a ci '^- r ^p. h;is interlocutor less im- was an intolerable nuisance . t he act is t o court in.s t a n't dis- some centuries •a g:o. They are ;g comie to me. and tell 'm e thiis. Germany and Soviet Russia secondary .schools applied a n /.;
BirC T'T'^^wsi^.- gas^^sai^^f e ?;;:-,^^^^^^^^^^^ were fiti'l l frien 'dly. Larissa were subjected to rigid tests ,
licr^ onal ly— f o ;' who can talk He s n a r ls a t those who -r u m- ip leasure, which may l a k e sev- the 'Swiss Guards, and t heir have heard about, it 'befoi ^.
co m f ortably t o a windshield mage f o r change ; sneers at eral forms. The m c.«t dangerous multicoloured uniforms- sand C'ome back tomorrow withi a Reif ^ner drew a vivid picture and were increasingly vested;
w i p er ?— and cmphasize.s\, n e a t others w h o nervously, a t eight is a sud den d e a f n ess w lu- n you po.'.^hed halberds a n d swords written re, port and give it to of the new German officer in with the outward attributes of
pn .ii-L by relin q ui.-'h ing the of his « forbid ding demeaaour, 'p ull t h e bell a't y o u r o .vn stop seem to be taken f r o m a mu- :] t h e Secretary of S t a t e who is muf t i, mostly with large horn- military authority. I n orde7 to'
wheel t o b r .i ^. -I .s h his ha'n d j, tinkle odd mil 's into inaccess- and are carried on :-ome f i v e seum. A n officer with p. big" d ealing w i t h flhe question. But rlimmed apect'acleis , more like underline the elite character of
•t h a t is all p a n of the i n 'iocent i ble grooves on the floor and 'h undr'ed' yards w i t h ou t apology.nr.oust.ache givea me the p>ass now f o r you, my son. You are the head of a 'b ig business 'con- the corps, the officers were more
hold u p the people behind by cern than the traditional mili- and more frequently appointed
^ nuisem'ents of bus travel.
stooping t o pick them up ; a n d Thfire is the Indifferent Driv - p e r m i t , tbe Guards take u p a young Jew. I know what
tary type. Her article was in as members of parliamentary
The Conversat ional Driver is i,.-' po.-'!l ively hateful to Dear er who allows anyone an d any-
in t h e f o r e f r o n t in any mobile Old Ladies who want to "be p u t thing in unrestr^ n o 'J .n u m b e rs
Uieir halberr!:; a n d S3 l u t e wlhile
'e n t e r .the Pala ce and m o-u n t I ..- • - t h a t means and I 'hope you will
always be pro'ud to be a Jew!" the nature of a suggestion — bodies . Nowadays, the Colonel
t se. On 't he sec<o n d
s t a i r ef And the Pope raises 'his voice •shouldn 't our officers be model- gets a seat in the Soviet of hw
fcasi of reason a n d f l ow of down ou'tside the third house 'and vol u m e .t o climb a board ;
f loor a f o o t m a n, i n tight veilvet led on that 'p attern ? Raakol- garri .s'on town, and the Gener -
soul . If t h e in t ercourse is gen- on the k- f t after the shop inear li 'k e crat es of hens which bick - :,; i tha : 'e verybody in, the hall can
e r a l , t h i.0 ^ ype of d r i v er will n o t t h e school . Public Service .wi th er and .s quawk among t h em - trousers, ves tibule,
shows me into a
where ' a bout I
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S1 /,' y:.^ 11 h ear i t clearly, "'My son, whe- nikov, ex-Im'perial naval officer , aLs . and Commanders in the
subsequently Commander of the hi.gher . parliamentary ibodies.
selves j i itii-Ler you are worthier tbh'an
be deterred by d i-stance f r o m Smile finds no disciple in 't h e
capping whatever t h e b ea r d e d D.D. He gives .the jm ipression Dane , w h o growl . To his cred ; i.. ple are wai ting. Among them
a n

m a n on the b ack bench h a s had of w a n .ing to be don& with this however, he d oes d r a v. i h e l :n .' a i e m a n y German sold.'ers , in
i unsocial p " t G r e a t
,«.h»... v . "^,
^ . ^ others' only t h e Lord knows.
b u t believe me , you are at least
Red f leet and Soviet d i plomat
who. finally , died in exile in Russian
For many years past now t h e-
military
t o aay . In t h e s a m e ca 'iegory, trip and 'take the bus back to ( as the writpr c"n t i-.'; '; ' - f r o m H
t
eld
heir
uniform
h- a-n d s.
,
For
their
about
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a n h
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as worthy as every oiher hu - Ni ce
stances.
in mysterious
proposed a
• -c ircum-
differen t
schools have approximated to
trainin g

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b .:-. of a Mih -order, is t h e k n i gh t garage so as to manage t o catch pers onal ob .';:'."• rv < i • io ;l > ; ; vou "g man being t h a t lives on o u r their pre -revolutionary proto
o ;' t '- ie wheel who .*- c.s t r i c' ts Jii s s tan j a r ou n d or pa .^ e t h e type. He described t h e English type's. Certainly, the spirit i.-
bus himself and go t o t h e rion 'keys and goats which t h e i r parquet floor among e^n h ! A n d now, my Jewish
naval officer s
c on t r i bu t ion s t o t h e circumam - pictures. peasa n t -owners loud. ly asse r t th. -
ose f r i e n d, go with th'e protection. and his relations e n tirely .different. Ten -year old,
ought to have a free ride like warriors of Herr Hitler — pro-
° • T of the -Lord, and never forget, to hia subordinates, resembling, boys don military uniform." and
WAN T E D
Another .type i:i the- Bell -Re- the sacks of p o t a t o e,-;, baskets bably on their way t o Bengha-
senting Driver. "HiLsi idea of a of vegetables, and tin " of olive- zi a n d Tripoli, anxious- not it'o
! you must alwaysi be proud to
be a J e w !" — —- —
he thought, an engineer and his undergo a. »«?even yee
mechanics and workers. He Not all 'boya by any- means a r e
r
a ' course.
young:, experienced bus Ja urney is to Joad on pas - oil which vibrate ar' d .spa t t e r m.u-.s t'h'e chance of t a k i n g a
sengers at one terminus and large gooey drops <;v i.'r y o u r papal blessing with them for
^ After having pronounced these
words in his pleasant voice,
liked t h e matter -of -fact and in- admitted to this corps which i."
formal tone between comman- reserved 'for the children of pri -
A deposit t h e entire cargo, i n t a c t best trousers. f u r t h e r heroic deed's. der a n d men in the British vileged parents. For the po-'t-
t STANT a h ori!?ine . a £ the other t erm-
the Po,pe lifts 'h is' hands to give
the .usual benediction . But 'he Navy. Then Soviet propagan- war period t h-e Soviet is pl an
^ ;( )
They Also D r ive lAfter some time we are led POPE pirs xii -
"KAGALIL" PHARMACY i n u s irrespective of a those stops, smiles a n d h i s wonder- da discovered the intellectual n i n g 'a large new army f o r
wishing to alight at legitimate The list can bo ^ xti' ii 'leiJ t o into another hall, its wallse .r a F'rench officer , a type similar to
}'() Ken Vehnda R 4., Tel A viv in ' ern ;ftdi;ite h-'- ks ( b > public - the New a - H ii n sTy D'-J v c r w h o decorated wi t h oil paintimga, cials' of the Vatican •G overn- f ul fingers only touch my head . awriter or artist, who . was &s carefully trained.
which officers are already b
' eing
spirited passeing&rs who t u g, is always eager t-o h e a r c.l l k i r '.l a n t i q u e engravings' and m a ps. m e n t, secretaries a n d diplom- Then h'e l i f ts' ' me .from my
vainly, a t t h e cord w h e n spot - sive fares ;i of rumour. repeated ,
by s iicc£ - - \\ n
e t h& pass t hrough a corri - ' a t s. They stand resp'ectfully in k n e e l ing .po&iti o n ...... .
tin g a wavin g lady ha.iling' the er who heri the Fam 's h r d Driv - dor J r.^o a n o t h e r ,a n ;i-i;'.ham. ber, the background behind t h e a.u - ;I join the others 'by the waJl , Representative of State and Regime
,
vehicle along a non -halt stret ch, by eating, che - i- n g, c. :i h e s h i& ( i Tes t i o n a n d , fina l ly \\-Q st a n d bef 'ore
^ d i c n c e ci:a.i f , d r ef .s sd in rich ly- not caring f o r t h e expression
, an d ( c ) those imbeciles whose nibbling or oi h p 'A g !.;» v',-'.ng , huge c'o u b l 'e door^. ornamented coloured garment o f medi- e n their faces. 'Have they heard Cadet training .schools served every youngster is admitted t o
//.- ,'- -^^^ ..". ^ h a t s b low oi'. i, of the open win - ing sandwiches ' - ?"viae '"f';!:- '!.', - - w i t h gold.
. .'"^;;; •;. bur; i,
aeval style. i t. too ?
'N ow the Holy 'Father, piop-e aspecial purpose. Not all bi g this either — it is a. privileg e-
i l o w. A voyage on such a vehicle gum .O ne of ,t be Papal under-s;ec- ( At last it is my turn . I step Pius XII, rises from his chair, armies train their personnel reserved for ,t he son's of dead
, biscuits, lolPpoo -- T'. J' u .- l '- 'i retarie.s . appears, an ,d' giveA us
"'^ ^ ;- be comes. ;tli i .era lively e:nou.Grh . melon forward, feeling very uneasy f prcads out his .h a n ds over us officers , high-ranking .ifo f cers
r^^' Y c^nPUint clamour of clangi ng Caref u l Drive" x ho ^ [c"'-".
by cir.irl '.^ h custom e r -s .
-seed. a n :l, SaF '- ' y . t h e i r;~. [r u c t ion;-! about, what
• u p t o His Holi.ne.ss, And, •h o -A' t o be-
to say;
and shy T h e n I kneel d o w n on ^,r- d speaks the general bene -
a, velvet cu ^ .''. lo '-i, bow over t h e- diction . I bow my h e a d.
from childhood onward. Old and officers
R ussia too had more t h a n high military distinctions
w h o have gained
evory tim e h e se-ea a L '^ i f f ^ c have. Then o.n '6 a f t er . Thua
-^ ^ T h e Prim Driver ungracious- pol iceman a n d lavishe s '•''•'.• '-. n - c l h e r w e a r^ allowed- to eniter
ly.. p '.' r m.:t .a no sm<yking'. Ha . is der affection of ."., g:';. n r' ino t h t- r thto richly f u r n i s h e d hall .
'the
Pa pal h a n d, a n.d .'o r -eat h e . a k L-'s
on t ;i e ring - . . .
Afterwards, a f t e r leaving 'tlhe
Palace , I v»'aik alone across
twenty cadet corps. The ma- an elite i» being formed tradi -
jority of i ts officer s p u t on uni- tionally bound to t h e Red Army .
ii l i f g'i c to cads who raise their f o r h e r f i r s t grander:1 !i u.'>> ', n t h e Pop e , w L;,,ereThen I loo k u p a n d address t h e piazza before St . Peters. f orm a t the age of ten . The The new war-born officer
"< A \-} voi ce m raucous y ons under the cyclht he has ju .i, hegi;:i •- a rece i ver visitors, h i m . s t ammering s o m e I ta lian back to the Tiber embankment. Cadet Corps system was a com- type is being- made hito t h e
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'^^ hurdle over. •I a m t h e ,ta&t one to entter, phrase,;:'. sit d o w n on a. bench looking plex one. Imperial Rus^ a was outward representative of t h e
^ I t is a, f a.T- c'inatI n g pa .s c i m e , i n aPope f t e r the German so'l diers. T n e j3ut the Pope i n t e r r u p t s me : a t t h e E'cemal City, a t Rome . a n d thus? the cadet corps were state and regime. The s'trohgcr
short, to o'bsprvc the ot.biic lif e . m.chair . sitting in a t h r on e - l ike -— "My son, you can speak her r u i ns and paiaces, at the state of hereditary nobi lity the state the more brillian t the
and habit s of the- Range i-^ of a r- , .Cil-e'ssed in. magniin- yo'ur own la n g'u age with m'e ; Capitol on which c.h 'e sun
P
hu^MAM WF1 reserved for the sons of certain representative. That is> the
^ w n Jui hi the Road. Taxi passeng'.r.-> don' t cent vestments, res m
'e' .blea so y o u a r e G e r m a n,, too, aren ' t shines brig ^.t 'l v f r o m a Roman
c' r e classes. A specially privileged reason for the revival of 'th e
^'^.^ have half the fun for ;c- r. t imes w\ ie doctor, a good f r i e.n d , JHLs y o u ?" — sk ,
?k y........ corps, the reserve of historical cadet corps in Russia, as well
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FORWASRDTNG AGENT the ip r ce. f a m u i e.-? in Petersburg, would as of the elegant appearance of
7.evnlim St. , Tel Aviv is TI T^T^ '^ f ^ f W . t r y , sort of thing, E Pericoloso not admit any scion of the no- its members , and t h e re-intro-
f^ ^ / ^
rV- OUR Tel. 4753 j ATW w^ t h excel l e n t. ?? now-
ii.t f.i,' 1
JG»» r^l.,^L.U^U^\J-
^ ^ way really 'enough for me." bility. either, unless he was the duction of t h e once cordially de-
son or grandson of a very high tected golden , epaulettes. B u t
''Yes'" she :said ; she is a Court official or General. The these ancient forms a n d institu-
ledge of l.a n F'i.i^cs
/y TRAD EM ARK ! By E .R , STAFFORD cl ever girl, "And it s'hould 'have majority of the other corps took tions now have a new meaning.
and business •e x perience
— -/— /! -— — "" TR WS> TO 5LL PAR TS in a. day. 'o r do w w e 'g et been enough for them . E Peri- and, in the sons o f the landed' gentry Though t h e cadet of today
TRICOT SEEKS POSITION I T seems that Ishall have fall ^l in ^Y - ^;N Nor if nally , there were corps wears .almost ithe same uniform
OF THE COUNTRY IX HOTEL -1- to wait a little loins- t^ h e leavekave!! .• coloso Sporghersi means, It is for the sons of other social as his Imperial prototype, hif l
T^•» QT •—
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.t '.'.-1 • .1et- <Z
pJ
j
er , after all, to renew ithp . Ji-
J t may
" ^ even ^
be, seeing wha.t Dangerous To Lean Out." c'.a sf
f es. The Soviet Govern - mental el uipment is totally dif -
- Apply f o P.O.B. 402. Haifa. I p leasure of my acquainta?nee is h a p p e n i n g to I t a ly , w e 'g ha .l ferent . The
"'Oh d'oes i t !" I said'. "Well . m e n t is now reverting to this tary old Russian mili -
.' ! \ . 1 .1 . !i. VI-'. TI- I.. lu-s SO YEARS EXPERIENCE with my 'old friend, E. Pen - nevc'." in c L- t our Eddie again.
T .^ a r- cx i time we go to o'. d They found chat • o u t, didn ' t majority of professional
sy stem. In the f u t u r e, too, t h e tradition is merely .used
to deepen the tradition es'ab-
coloso. Dear old Eddi .a I Albion , i t m a y 'be we .s'h.a.li- they !" ifof cers
will 'be recruited from. civilian lif .hed by the Bolsheviks. I t i .')
Pity ^^|?y» f though t , when the Italians < i i "ec - iy a t 'Mar -sei H es install
first surrendered ; I shall c u rs i' lveg in ;•- French cold leave we s»hail find so.m'ething school and
Perhaps" next time w'e go on school?, go on to a mi litary the breeding -ground of the of -
graduate after a ficer type of t h e cln&'sleas state
i - A L ,L:-/[-iNE' S OLDEST WGRK ?P10P FOR T y p e w rit e r Carbon Paper indeed be pleased to see aim yiora ^ e compa.rtmen i., a, nd ou a ll those little 'brass .plates course lasting from three to aimed a t. a type meant to hold
Ty;»en'riter
D0 W N Q UI L T S AND B E D D I N G Pcac?J
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Carhc- n 5 ';ipor
a.^ain . It won 't be long- l ;g ;'. '...;:' g o u r .p ipe as t h e tra i n or.r co -belligerents might take four years. But t h e new cadet together an army composed of
now . p '.- 'l s OUL . a n' d .s upply-ng to heart a n d remember . How corps are turning out a n elite, ell khid .q of racial admixtures.
Stanip I 'a(!s m a t c h e s po ' i';: ely to 17 French - a b o u t Home, Sweet .H ome ? t h e officers of the Guards. Not
l i ^O H O A r S T.,
MECHNER and all other -kind;? of had definitely decided that me n w h o magically Ih 'a ve cigar-
Mr. Pericoloso's first n a m e w as e t tes all jus f re ' uly, have t o be
Froni "WeltworTie " Zurich
H A I F A .statione ry a ;.
Ed'c!!e. A n Jca.lian; brought u p con t e n t w i t h that oth'e r valu '? 1

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Es are EJcH cs. Such. a coming's. "Dcff- ns'e dc •Fumer .''

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C L E A NING OF FEATHERS. Hersel a*,, Tel Avtv
f4 great engineer as h e must h ave never took Mr. d e Pumer f o r
'? I . Tft I KAi lil
been to have built a l l those a n engi n eer - f o r some reason
beautiful railway carriag- e", or o *- h e r . I h a d' a pretty
could not 'h ave been an Emil'io, idea tha t .p erhaps !he 'was.good the (! s^''"' ..' '^ '"^^-•^" X
CAFE EUROPE f o r instance ; or Enrico. <0h in v erier decorat or.
Xo! Emilios and Enricos sing, his name was in i tf-elf an art- Certainly
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or play cellos. They co nioi istic and ve ry pleasant embel- »•
buil ;i railways .
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lishment ;t' o 'a ny railway car-
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BREAKFAST — LUNCH — DINNER
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ing on leave, one had plenty of wou ld not • completely charm
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.- and possible i'denitity o,f E . P*e- old E d d i e Pericoloso a n d tr- e
in the nicest garden in Jerusalem . ^N
^ - ricoloso. To 'have his name on Nestle.s' Milk . It .wo'uld not
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Dancing; at 5.30 p. m. and 8.15 p. m. •^_
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that litt le brass plate -o n ea fc-h. re-ally seem l i k e going on leave.
and every window e- t dge 'of My mind, I f e l t, would n o t be P
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•. &..^"^^^^^ a i every single railway .c arriage properly attuned at Dover to
^ ^ ;^ on the -kali-a n Railwaya, I t h e gen'ial m u sic of imy firs ; S
llj'^^i^.yM ^. ^ tho'llght certainly marked E-d- E nglish policeman 's ""What's all
this 'ere,"
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as' he majestically
^ /^ die as a master of his profe's-
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CAFE RAV1V
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sion. 'R esting ' my cold ,r- o:s e approaches
against the carriage window, I
"would stare idly at 'a lt t.hiat
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that
igner
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quite
is now
some agitated for-
unable to realize
unnecef-sary to /^ ^ \W \\^
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BKT H H AK EREM, shove ,
. . TBL . 3665 'N estles Milk scenery' goin'g biy, s iiou t
-and wonder -w hat sort of a • ^
(barge , push, elbow and
his way abo'u t. -- "•-
ope^ s thf. summer season an May 1 wit h t^e f (tmw<-n ;m-an :he was, and what wou ld
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'.h apipen to m e Ira t h e . f c-iur 'i nterrupted
(J u-st "abo'ut af -ere my secretary ^ te-: •
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S n f r a n an d Ins Soloiffts
^' ^'^^^ montha whi e'll should pass b'e- t hought . It is e. habit she has.
f ore I might m'eet n liir againi. "Isn't .there a third' word " she
my train' of
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asked, "'after Pericoloso ?

iWel], if seems our "Ed'd ie will Doesn 't
N-EiW F O R J E R U SALEM
V-^-,- ^.^ p.-L,JL .L-l-J,,-:. -.1^, ..^^^-^,*'r
h a v e t o w a i t. Rome. does- n 'ot it go on:, Sporghersi ?" "If the worst comes to the worst,we can retreat to the
'-IVell" I said. "I faought
there wag something else, but Fuehreri 's eyr e and live on tea and sandwiches ."
l B reakfast — Lunch — Dinner — Dmdng er e.ver got 'as f a r as' cleaning
^c lovely garden) WANTED TO LEASE •t hai part . 'By t h e time I had

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T h e Boarding House-Pension HAR AVIV is open too .
Depot, for storing Lubricating: Oils & Creases in
drums. Within the Oil area or Industrial zone
of the Haifa Municipality.
if nished Pericolo-s o, my hand- JEWISH EX-SERVICEMEN
le r c h i-cf was nearly worn o u t. LONDON", ( Palcor ). — Prepa-
And I 'had to keep my eye on rations are being made -in Lon-
'all t h a t Nest les Milk scenery, d ?n t0 establish a n Inter-Allied
h a d n ' t I ? I might have caught Union of Jewish Ex-Service- iet Union '('r eproduced in T he amount.
SOVIET ANTHEM BRINGS PROSPERITY
The new 'A nthem of the' 'Sov- drov, received a simi l ar
Apply : - g li m ps e o.f Mussolin i d igging m..'n . PylcsUne Post recently ) has fA.t - the a-eg;al ''rate of 21
u p tli e marshes any m i n u t e. Jewish veterans of the first
F^CWS- ANCWAO^ World War in Grea t Britain almost overnight become one roubles to Ih'e pound' 'the three
Anyhow pe'rh'a.'ps 'Sporghersi have launched <a campaign to of t h e 'h i'ghest -.priccd p ieces of an-en received Almost •LP5.000
BY POPULAR REQUEST was h i y a d d r e ss'-
59 Kin gfsway, H A L F A trie work ?'; R o lls Royce Yo'u know — build a wing of the new hos- m usic •i n the world, writes fhe •apiece for their efforts . All the
.Poven - pi lal to be b u i l t at -Scalingradi.
PALESTINE 'S GREATEST TRUMPET PLAYER Associated' Press correspondent poets and musicians in the com-
mi in Moscow. The Council' o f petition — and there were 1^
musicians and 40 poets — 'a u-
' fAHfTmM U1F L!
i.y L l E U; 1 .Jftl. People's Com'missars have come tomatica lly
JOHN HENRY SAX forward with •a wards which roubles; each. There have been
received 4,000

WITH HILDA ' By special request the household effects

other property of a prominent official (who is
beins transferred ) will be put up f o r auction at
and
t ot a l almost 2,000,000 rou bles numerous
to .those who participated' in. small groups , small and largo,
the competition to 'r eplace the" chorus'es 'and for 't.h.eat.rical
arrangement^ •o f the
•anth'em — for large orchestras

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WILL BE AT THE

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WAGNER HOUSE, GERMAN COLONY
his residence ''Irrternationiale". Mikhalkov and, bands — iand every arranger
Registan , w h o wrote 't h e words, got 8,000 roubl-es. 'Shos.fcakovr.-ch
wag among
were given 100.000 roubles each , hand in somethose who ienf a.
the of the orchestra-
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"! Aviv Re Jaffa ( near the Temple Bank Building ) w eh i t composer, Alcxan- tion.?.
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3 1 Norway Street , Hnifa. 1.
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ON MA Y
10 a.m. — 1 p.m. and 3—6 p.m.
1, 3 944

I C E AOATN THIS SEASON NOT

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^^•^'^^^ l The house will be open for inspection —

i i M tomorrow, Saturday from 10 a.m.— 1p .m and 3— 7 p.m

. THE PALESTINE DRIED FRUIT
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and Sunday f r om 10 a.m , — 1p .m. and 3—6 p .an .
A ll valuable objects will be sold to t'h-e 'h ighest bidders
the house must be vacated immediately
cel le n t opportunity t o ibuy valuable furniture, is an ex-
. This
as IMPORTERS ASSOCIATION LTD.
'a carpets and
has the pleasure to Inform the public
t h a t large quantities
hous'e hold effect s .a t very low prices . of dried fruit and nuts have been
IP.
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t i»iM^»c^( 57 Kinf
f sway 1st floor H AIFA THE WELL-KNOWN on sale at controlled prices.
received a n d are
^1 > , j opp. Esrsred Station To be auctioned : (American made dining
.. ;. ^ • C R e n. aissance style) origina l Chinese room: furniture
- living room s'uite Price per kilo pra m me to Consumers :
A v 4 \ ' "' •
^ ^ ^ -^ 1 From May 1 we present
Ce-De CHOCOLATE ( ebony), (bedroom, drawing room a n d o d d pieces of
1'u r n i .ure, a f e w pieces of genuine ' T» ates

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63 •nails .
antique furniture, Ha/,el y u t f f , shelled 198 "
\'\ ^y - / \^;- ;; WWTTE STAR R AW re f rigerator . General Electric radio ( Hazel Nuts . unshelled
. American radio-<bar, 330 "
^' ^'•'" ''" Y t electric washing machine, .large collection U'aHiUits . shelled ( Syrian)
'"^ ' \y- • with Eeon Armoni. ly f i n e r u g's .a n d carpets, .original of exceptional- 197 "
paintings, crystal , sil - Walnuts , shelled ( Turk ish ) S» l "
IH erms. 35 mils (2 points ) verware, c h i n a , brass , ivory, bron zes Chinese a nd Walnut s, un -shelled ( Turkish >
^•'i '; \ • Also . ,... 'and Persiaini
Persian '1S7 "
/ I s : The Bis Caharct Programme I I '2 (rnwt. 7fl mUs (4 pointO
1 embroidery .g.es'" d
"Limo'swy"
"Limo <-hi' rmp
n n evr set
utensils, ^tc,
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glasswa •• •
re, -kitchen Pibtachios ( Halahl ) 1W "
;. t '- } ' Wholesalera should apply directly to
-» ^ •^ ni ?htlv SALES MANAGER : THK PALESTINE FRUIT IMPORTERS ASSOCIATION
Ltd..
" l Tel Aviv .Telephone 4139, or to :
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^ Jw>l "" • A . GPIIENPETEI? Tel Aviv : Telephone Noa. 47W 2204 2712
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Art Dealer Haifa : " " 3<W<8 3^
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