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"THE MIDDLE WATCH."
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NAMES OF THE CASTE,
The stago is set and the players Actual hours of transmission
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Chinese studio concerta
European children's
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5
Chines children's pro-
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Lectures..
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JEWISH COMMUNITY IN PALESTINE.
INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS.
The greatest Zionist achievement in Palestine is the creation of the Jewish community itself, said Dr. M. D. Elder, speaking recently at
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concert....
3. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wells
4. Organ recital .... 3. Union Church res
lay
6. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wells
7. Ko Shing Theatre
relay
6. Talk, Dr. Herklots
9. Chinese studió
concert.
games. The children were evon us:10. Unique Dande ing a Hebrew slang,
Increased Jewish Population.
9. European child ren's programme
Orchestra..... 10. Address, Russoll
Mr.
The Jewish population in Pales-12. Cathedral Servico tine had increased from 80,000 to 13. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wolla 150,000 since 1918, Of this addi- tional 100,000, some 35,000 were 14. Ko Shing Theatre settled on the land-s bigger pro- portion than anywhere in Jewry. There were more than a hundred
child. industrial undertakings in the
ren's programme country, including the Palestino Electric Corporation on the River 10. Chinese studio workers of
concert...... Jordan, for all the
15.
relay Recital, Yr.. Harry Ore Chinese
17.
European studio concurs 1
which it had been necessary sto 16. European child- lauild malaria-proof, houses. Other ren's programme industries sore the manufacture of versent, bosts, clothes, hals,' and stockings, in which a fair export trade was done with Egypt and Syria.
There were now: 04 elementary schools in Palestine and 120 kinder. partons. There were five hospitals, and the disease of trachoma had been practically exterminated far ns the new population of
Palestino was concerned
QUERY?
17. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wells.
16. Relay, 20. Chi
St. Joseph's Church
20.
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i nese atadio concert
Lecture, Rev. Mr. Welln
Navy League con-
vert ..... 21. Chi noso
studio
concert 22. Talk, Dr. Herklots.
child- 22. Chinese
ren's programme 28. Ko Shing Theatre
There's a girl in this Town, she's 23. European child-
beauty
ren's programme}
(I say what I think without fear,24, Chinesa studio And I feel it my absolute duty
concert
"
....!
To say she's a thousand a year!)24. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wells She's lithe na a sapling and charm-25. Queen's Theatre
ing.
relay And neither too warm nor too 26. Cathedral Service
cold
27. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
Wella
I don't think her temper's alarm
ing-
(As long as you do what you're
told ).
Her face is an oval perfection,
Complete with two eyes and o
пове
And lips that improve on inspec
tion.
(Now, boys, you're a little too
elose 1).
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28. Ko Shing Theatre' 29. Unique Dance
Orchestra'
20. Chinese
child. ren's programme 30. Chinese studio
concert.....................
30. European child- ren's programma
| 31" Chí néang studio
doncert
the Midland Hotel, to the Man-Aurora, she is, (don't she know it !) | SI. Lecture, Rev. Mr.
And walks, like a goddess, on air Her eyes are as blue as (Oh!
blow it
I've forgotten to mention · bar
hair!).
thester Zionist Association. Com. ing from every country in the world and from many classes, the Jewish colonists had welded them.. selves into a common whole, with an integrity and a discipline of their own, quite distinct from any A halo of bright golden hair, sirs, other Jewish community in the Not silk but na ane as they take world. The 100,000 Jawe now in Palcating knew that they stood for A kalo the proudest might wear,
Airs. the 100,000,000 Jows in the world,. and represented the assential type of Judaism in every class or trade, The second great achievement, Raid Dr. Eder, was the renaissance of the Hebrew language, Hebrew was now the apoken language of the language of the schools, of the university, of commerce; it was used by the children in their
Now in spite of this jocular setting. Don't make a mistake, on your
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tions, and those who have not already done su aro strongly ad vised to take an early opportunity of reserving seats.
There is a matinée on Wednesday, November 19, and it should be noted that the play is imminently suitable for children to see.
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