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Page 1 1 The Southern Israelite In The Limelight (treat f ,nat s t:\TATIVK HAMILTON a speech in the House of tatives. bitterly denounced ritain for her double-dealing inward Palestine. The Repre- frotn New York condemned ncertain terms the fact that •it,tin has treated its mandate rin.il manner by rescinding its r further Jewish immigration -tine. HKRNHARD, famous i. |rwish journalist and ccono- .icned as editor-in-chief of th* iiu Zeitung”, leading German wspaper. Mr. Bernhard takes »ivc interest in Jewish affairs a director in the Central-Verein u Citizens of the Jewish Faith tin "Ort" and a member of the . email Pro-Palestine Committee. ! iR [ KAFFALOVITCH, chief rabbi Brazil, upon his arrival in New a-t week to confer with “Hias" mK regarding Jewish immigration i/\\, declared that Brazil offers a lit,did field for the colonization of rotn Kastern Europe in the near •ure Ur. Raffalovitch has been in arge of the work of Jewish coloni- Mi.ii in Brazil since 1923. Il'SI.IK WEIL, for many years a uiher uf the Board of Trustees of 'diversity of North Carolina, was ■mher of a committee of three to 'i lect a new President of the Univer- The committee of which Mr. Weil v.o a member finally selected Dr. auk Graham as President of the l im i-rsitv. ' Ml HI ISER L. FREUND, well- i'AMi spiritual leader of the Golds- 1 N. ( .) community, was recently tel chairman of the Goldsboro and vne County Red Cross chapter. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN. Presi- i Young Judea, national youth nation, was the opening speaker twenty-second annual conven- Young Judea held in Long < )ver 250 delegates from all >f the country were in attend- >r the purpose of ascertaining rational policy which will make Judea a more effective factor Jewish communal life of this 'GK IRVING I. GOLDSMITH, Supreme Court Judge, of Sara- '}'rings, has been named one of vppointees to the new State Pa- mmission by Governor Frank- Roosevelt. In making the nomi- Governor Roosevelt said of Mr. 'th: “His interest in penology ial work and his experience on ich give him a breadth of view ' pth of knowledge few others ag uri len 1 BETHLEN, Hungarian pre an address declared that the clausus laws affecting the an universities are not directed he Jews, but are general meas- lt will be abolished when eco- nditions improve. Count Beth- ’■ise denied that there were re strictions against the Jews in Hun- Kary regarding their exclusion from the Roll of Honor. PROFESSOR GUSTAVE KLAUS- NER, President of the Southwestern Zionist Region, in a convention address, commended the genuine efforts on the part of the Zionist Organization of America’s administration to effect a return of the Brandeis-Mack group to active participation in the affairs of American Zionism, and urged the pass ing of an amendment to the resolution favoring the inclusion of a special ref erence that every effort be made to influence the Brandeis-Mack group to come into active participating in the Zionist ranks. SENDER MORGENSTERN, promi nent leader of orthodox Jewry, and (Continued on Page 12) v St /w v Stock fxcJianye SjJocuiteJiemteAi /W urtt xcAungc Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Listed and Local Stocks Underwriters of Southern Securities Private Wires to Otis 8 Co.. N. y.—Post 8 Flagg, N. Y. HURT BUILDING, ATLANTA TEL. WAlnut 9110 Ship Via SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS “The South's Own Express Company” AND RECEIVE SUPERIOR EXPRESS SERVICE and SAFETY for your JULY Investments 4 Telephone WAlnut 3932 We shall be pleased to answer your inquiries An attractive opportunity for residents of this State to share in the ownership and profits of the natural gas business. Southern Natural Gas $7 Cumulative Preferred Shares may be purchased either for cash or through convenient monthly payments. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CORPORATION Rhodes-Haverty Building ATLANTA Southern Natural Gas Corporation Rhodes-Haverty Building Kindly send me complete information Atlanta regarding Southern Natural Gas Corpo ration $7 Cumulative Preferred Shares. Same Street City State