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pears to dispose of ample funds, is immensely active, and is quite unhampered in his activities. It is surprising that the British Government has not so far pre- vailed on the French Govern- Kong,ment, and so on the French Ad- ministration in Syria, to take a closer interest in the doings of the Mufti and his principal assis- tants. But wherever the Mufti is or goes, until the British Govern- ment knows what it will finally recommend to Parliament and to the League there will not be peace in Palestine.

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The Jews in Palestine have met discouragement with a high spirit. They do not know what the British Government intends to do with them; they have even seen a stop put to immigration the Writer's Name and Address, according to the "absorptive capacity" of the country. But not necessarily for insertion but as they have recently founded a

new settlement at Hanuta, ja guarantee of good faith.

the far northern frontier of Galilee, and though an Arab at- tack cost them the lives of two settlers on the first night they. have held to their ground and looked to their own defence. There is no need to fear for a people which meets the future with so strong and unperturbed a mind. But while they thus exhibit their fitness for a freer, independent life it becomes in- |creasingly urgent that we should press on towards a settlement.

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PALESTINE

The Film Conscience

It is reported from Hollywood In Palestine there is no peace that the studios are now showing nor will be until the British Gov-a new disposition to make their films conform to historical fact. ernment has come to the end of At the same time their newly its long indecisions. The Techni-awakened conscience in these mat- cal Commission is now studying ters can scarcely be described as boundaries and so on, and Pales-overscrupulous if an example cit- ed in the American press can be tine, like all other countries, regarded as typical. The sequence must wait until it has reported of an historical film now in and until the Government, hav-course of construction originally ing received the report, decides provided that De Lesseps was to rise in the Chamber of Deput- whether it will present a consid-ies during the period of the ered scheme for setting up Jew-Second Republic and pledge him- ish and Arab States. So long self that Louis Napoleon would make no attempt to seize the as the Government has not de- State. When the research de- cided, so long as it gives the partment of the studio had ex- impression that it may yet go amined the script it reported that no such incident had ever occur- back on its acceptance of the red in the Chamber, and there- Royal Commission's policy, so fore recommended that this long will the Arab terrorists be-scene should be cut out. The al- lieve that if only they are tena-

teration was duly made.

There was substituted for it, cious enough they will at last however, a scene representing De get their way. There is no Lesseps as making the same pledge privately to a group of doubt at least of their activity.

friends in a cafe. It was ad- They gather in-Syria and the Le-mitted, of course, that there banon, cross the frontier (and existed no documentary evidence recross) without much difficulty, for that version, but then, it was argued, neither was there and carry on busily their work any evidence that it might not of harassing the Jews, the Ad- have happened! ministration, and, -not infre-

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Chalk and Ingenuity

have no great love for them .The difficulty of suppressing them, The war on the walls in the however industrious the milit- North Manchester district has ary, is shown by the recent de reached the peak of intensity (reports a correspondent). The cision to set up a barbed wire first attack in thick chalk- electrified fence along the whole screamed vehemently

of the northern frontier. But "CHAMBERLAIN MUST GO"

A smashing counter-attack by the Government supporters made that into

is

if one reason why Palestine not at peace is to be found in the inability of the British Gov- ernment to know its mind, an- other consists of the presence of the former Mufti of Jerusalem at Beirut within the French jur- isdiction. The Mufti, who poses not so much the Jews the British Administration,

"CHAMBERLAIN MUST

GO ON munists countered with

Undeterred, the valiant -Com-

"CHAMBERLAIN MUST GO

ON LONG HOLIDAY:"" op-pected on this front as soon as Fresh developments are ex- as the Government supporters have ap-reinforced their wits and chalk.