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@ FRANKIURIE AND Bicaasprss Poshind or on the continent has or can easily acquire. Eis service has heen ave ry dleep ome— tloat merely the politigah work of aroustae the Brelish oto an undettandiye of their owe doterests but in edugading the Tingdesh antnd tea tele ude r- suinding of what Zionisat means. “Vhere is much personals thar I hnew would pnterest bue 7 fuse only time for a word or two. Lewis Strauss, calm ane pental as wan ever has been the best possible help. Hilly Rallitt—who just before my arrival had left for Rusia... has ded us greatly. opening all the dears that needed to be opened.” On March 12, 1Y18, on the letter- head of the Embassy of the United Stites of America, Tuttis, France, Felix Frankfurter wrote Mir, ran- Tir Onis or rie “The only way to induce the American President to came inte the War Twas to secure the cooper- abon of Zionist Jewry by promising them Palestine.” “Prestdent Wilson attached) the fruvtest possible importance to the advice of Mr. Justice Louis Bran- dois." * * Christopher Sykes, son of Sir Mark Svkes wrote a hook, Treo SMudies in Virtue. Referring to the Battour Declaration, on Page 183, Svkes let the cat out of the bag, and We quote: “He (Malcolm) then told Svkes of a vere curieus and dei, and we qiuede as fellows: “The pohtical werk dene hy Weovanaia has boon nothing short ob ostraordamars and Ags porsonal Aokl on the Government cen pure- erfal. More than that he has created Q0Opruen, an atmosphere fior Palos. Hein matters Ghat would wifecr ans Goovernment that Weeht succeced Llavd Georse, "What omeceds to he done be his Commission is to cree a fart ae camipér of social and coonemic and culturat dift—at least in its tounda. would render any Poace Conference impotent to undy ae oxsting Aauienality. tens —which “Weemann has done this here pouticdly singlehunded. He needs Ul possible support—and money is a tremendous deveraze of prestiye. He should have chat plentiful.” Jabporn Deen agviion powerful influence which Zionists conld cxert. One of President Wik son's closest: advisors and friends was Justice Louis DD. Frandeis, a Jew wath a passionate Zionist faith of a recent convert. oa. That Wil- son was attached to Brandeis by ties of poculiur hardiness, because, so the story rua. in his cacher davs the future President had been saved by this man from appearing in a dam- aging Lowsuin [rp was said) that Brandeis was regarded by Wilson as the mun to whom he owed his ca- reer... . There could be no doubt that Brandeis was Wilson's intimate