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THE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 26, 1988.

SHARP LANGUAGE IN COMMONS DEBATE

ON PALESTINE SITUATION

London, To-day.

That the British Government still adheres to the Balfour declaration was affirmed by Lord Win- terton summing up the attitude of the British Government at the end of the Palestine debate in the House of Commons, after he had declin- ed the suggestion by Mr. Winston Churchill that in the case of failure of the London-Pales- tine conference the Jews should be armed and allowed to settle the Palestine problem them- selves.

ROBINS- RESIGNS CAPTAINCY

Lord Winterton said that such a solution would mean abandonment of Britain's responsibilit- ies as the Mandatory power and would have most lamentable consequences in neighbouring countries like Egypt, Iraq and Moslem India.

Violent attacks on the British Government were made in course of the debate by the Jewish member Wedgwood who is also a member of the Zionist organisation. Wedgwood alleged that Germany had instigated the Arab insistance by propagandą and German press in Palestine. wireless news revealed according to Wedgwood that the Germans were looking forward to the death of the British Empire and were rejoicing at the senility which had befallen England, The Arab irregulars were described by Wedgwood as a hand of murderers and gangsters who were doing their fight only to hard the British Empire.

“BURIAL OF HONOUR”

London, To-day.

R. W. V., Robins has resigned the captaincy of the Middlesex county cricket XI for business reasons-Reuter.

supporting the murder campaign in Palestine. The view that the Pales. tine insurgents were only a small number of conspirators was opposed by the Independent member Beau- British troops in Palestine were mont who declared that the irregu- were actively and passively quite well in the position to fulfill lars their task but were kept back by backed by a large part of the Arab

Govern- population if Palestine as well the pusillanimous British ment, which did not dare to oppose by great sympathies from other

Islamitic countries. the Government like that of Iraq.

as

London The Arabs, were sure that under The convocation of the conference was

characterised by the present Mandate regulations Wedgwood as the burial of Eng they would not receive the justice In the establishment land's honour. One had called the due to them. Arab Kingdoms including Iraq. as of a Jewish national home in Pales- judges. The difficulties could be tine they would see the rejection of very easily removed, he said, if the their wishes. British Government would open the doors to Palestine and let the Jews hie enter. Wedgwood-concluded speech in saying that the Jews would go to Palestine if not with the per- mission of the British Government, then without one.

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INVITATION TO U.S.

The Conservative member Captain Victor Cazalet suggested to in- vite a representative of the U. S. to the London conference since . one third of all Jews of the world lived in the U. S. He explained that one reason for the opposition of the

The immigration of two to three Arabs was the fear of a political million Jews to Palestine as propos- domination by the Jews. He ad- ed by the Zionists was described as vocated the partition of Palestine civi- technically simply impracticable by since there were two opposite the National Liberal member Sir lisations which could not be united Ernst Bennet. The execution of under a Mandate system. such a plan would bring a density of *to

The Labour member Commander the population of Palestine up 1250 per square mile that is to say Fletcher described Palestine as the twice as much as in Belgium, the touchstone whether England was able most densely populated country of to rule and administer justice. The Europe. Belgium, however, has inability of the British Government rich resources whereas Palestine to come to a décision has cost the was one of the poorest countries of

Paris last night, were greeted at the world. Victoria Station by Foreign Office officials and the French charge d'affaires.

Mr. Chamberlain said: “We have had a very enjoyable and delightful Mr. Neville Chamberlain and time, and it was a very useful visit. Lord Halifax, on their return from --Reuter.

LABOUR ACCUSATIONS

life of many soldiers. The prestige and the reputation of England would suffer, if the Government was unable to solve the problem, Sir Ralph Glyn warned the Government not to The Labour member Mac Govern limit the number or Arab memb declared that the Grand Mufti was of the conference since the confer- inspired by the German and Italian enco was bound to fall if th totalitarian idens. He charged are not represented by a delegation Germany and Italy with actively requested by them. Trams Do

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