Quad City Times · 10 November 1932
CP-1932-006
Progress in Palestine

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JAVAL VIL VALUCIAL A The annual report of the Jewish with less than 1 for the urban dis- The "thousand-family" plan tricts. Agency for Palestine, which nas been submitted to the permanent originated by Justice Louis D.
Bran- deis, by which in certain districts mandates commission of the League of Nations, is notable for its em- laborers are given land of their own after a period of apprenticeship, 1s phasis upon features of the year's being developed, with the aid of the record that indicate progress and its comparative freedom from un- Palestine Economic corporation of favorable comments upon America and the Palestine Emer- the geney fund.
Building construction course of the mandate authority. In view of the world-wide depression, in the towns has maintained its the distinet gains for successful normal level. colonizing and development of in- Jews, according to the report, dustry, in it
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"Progress in Palestine," Quad City Times, 10 November 1932. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1932-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1932-006
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