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' Southern Israelite Page 1 1 foreign news J nti[ Itional Jewish Youth Congress Next January \[ the quarterly meeting of the Committee of La Jeunesse nch student organization, it was 1 that an international congress i youth would be held at Geneva ,r\ under the auspices of the Committee for Intellectual Co- Mussolini Says Anti-Semi tism Opposed by Fascisti rhe creed of Fascism strictly anti-Semitism, was the statement Premier Benito Mussolini of mling to an interview with Wolf appearing in the local u Matt. Pointing out that in other anti-Semitism had been made a weapon by some parties, Musso- ated that anti-Semitism is entirely o the spirit of Fascism. He made ii d reference to the sponsorship of Ntnitism by the National-Socialist parts "I Germany. 246 Jews Entered Canada Last Month Mi ait real—During the month of April, .’4(> Jews out of a total of 16,548 immi grants, arrived in Canada. The Canadian i Immigrant Aid Society met 45 boats which arrived at the ports of Hali- John and Quebec during the lonth nt April. Of the Jewish arrivals, e destined for Quebec province, 106 Or i Mitario and 30 for Manitoba. Plan Settlement of Jews in Peru —A plan to colonize Jews on a ir^e scale in Peru is receiving wide at- i in the local Jewish press. The nent of the idea is Albert Perl, a n Jewish German army officer who t 1J years in Peru. It is stated that Peruvian Government is not only h'w-ish settlement but that it is also " to set aside large tracts of land to provide transportation facilities s emigrating from Europe. Report Jewish Industriali zation Success w—That the effort to industrial- Jews of White Russia is meeting ratifying success is the report made "Stern" of Kharkov, which states hundreds of new workers are con- being absorbed into the industrial 1 the country. The paper predicts within a few years there will be a Jewish proletariat and that in 'auction lies the solution of the problem in the U. S. S. R. s U ould Be Equals in nited States of Europe ia—According to the constitution nited States of Europe drawn up 'int Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi, of the Pan-E urope movement, and other minorities would be ac- ‘ the rights enjoyed by the ma- populations in the countries in- Count Kalergi has sent a copy proposal to every government in ■anian Jews Demand wernment Stop Excesses 'arest, Rumania — The Union of a n Jews has forwarded a petition mier Juliu Maniu demanding that •manian government take steps to anti-Semitic excesses which hu*v- 1 nitrated by student followers of Prof. Alexander Cuza in the last few weeks, since his election to Parliament at Roman. The Government has promised to adopt Stringent measures and has also acceded to the request of the Jews to re ceive a deputation which will present a formal protest. Hawaiians Establish First Jewish Organization Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii—'Th • local Jewish community has established a Bnai Brith lodge with a membership of sixty. Mr. Harry Baron is President. 1 his is the first Jewish organization to be established in the Hawaiian Islands. Jewish Colonists to Hear “ I alkies Jerusalem—W ithin the very near fu ture the Jewish colonists of Palestine will be able to hear and see their motion (Continued on Page 16) ICED TEA TIME NECTAR TEA oz. pkg. 8c oz. pkg. 13c lb. pkg. 25c Tea Balls, pkg. '/w tlhfYi eStvcJf YYcJumy# /CjJccjr/lr Jr// ^/ctAYR/itJ^ \cA/mpr ■ ■ Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Listed and Local Stocks Underwriters of Southern Securities Private Wires to Otis W Co.. N. Y.—Post « h'lagg. N. Y. HURT BUILDING, ATLANTA TEL. WAlnut 9110 Dr. William Bookhammer CHIROPODIST AND FOOT ORTHOPEDIST THE FOOT HEALTH SHOPPE 110 PEACHTREE ARCADE • Telephone WAlnut 8792