A shipment of American propaganda literature in the Hebrew language arrived here today for distribution among the Jewish population.
The Hebrew press to which the American Consulate despatched the first copies of the various publications received the material with warm greetings. Some editors, however, point out that the style in which the propaganda is written is not exactly the style now used by the press in Palestine. “This is especially true with regard to technical expressions,” one paper comments.
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