Burlington Free Press · 3 March 1932

CP-1932-004

PALESTINE IS GOING MODERN

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By MARION RUBINSTEIN into Palestine without benefit of IT 1S the hope of Herzlia, which Palestine, one wonders what will HAIFA is the city of the future become of either passport or visa. becoming an entire the Old Palestine, in On official visits he seems very ten years from in Palestine. the pic- What Tel Aviv American colony. to make of its today, pliable, Wheedle means to Palestine casy to things turesqueness that Palestine's which now, Haifa sand dunes boulevard will be in ten out of, easy to promise.

But face will have disappeared. Physically will be flanked by trees and lit years. him on any matter Herzlia is it is more of state and attractive than Tel with powerful lights. America is the to which BUTE he is granite. the Aviv. It combines the beauty of say men who to Raanana what Brooklyn is to Palestine has turned its face.

And have dealt with him. both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, it

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"PALESTINE IS GOING MODERN," Burlington Free Press, 3 March 1932. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1932-004. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1932-004

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