Dr. N. I. Stone, economist, and Samuel J. Rosensohn, lawyer, will be the principal speakers at the second General Committee Meeting of the American Economic Committee for Palestine, which will be held at the Fraternity Clubs Building on Wednesday evening, April 5th.
Dr. Stone will present a report on an extensive study of “Investments in Palestine” and Mr. Rosensohn will submit a formulation of the Committee’s views on “The Income Tax Problem in Palestine”, a subject of increasing concern to all businessmen in Eretz Israel.
Israel B. Brodie, president of the American Economic Committee for Palestine, will deliver a resume of recent industrial and commercial progress in the Jewish Homeland, based upon reports compiled by the Committee’s Bureau in Tel-Aviv which is under the direction of Mr. Rehabiah Lewin-Epstein, formerly of New York. In addition, Mr. Brodie will discuss current developments on the project for recovering valuable chemical deposits in the Dead Sea. Robert Szold, ranking American officer of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, will preside.
Reservations for the dinner-meeting may be made upon communication with Mr. Aaron Baroway, Secretary of the New York office of the Committee.
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