Jerusalem, Aug. 29, Official reports state: thay com= plete quiet reigns after' the declara. tion of martial law by the auth ties. "A general Arab uprising now considered to be most unlikely, Jerusalem is at present out off from all telephone communication with: the outside, Telegrams, apart from being: censored, are greatly delayed, The centre of likely disturbances apparently shifted from here Haifa which is less guarded by: troops than this city. "An Italian:
has arrived at Beirut there ave now four warships.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
London, Aug. 29, Chaim Weizmann, Rgesident © nf the World Zionist' Organization, told a meeting of the Englisn Zionist Federation had tory for the Colonies, in connection: With the recent troubles in Pales-ccording to Chaim Weizmann, would be changes in the Pal tine administration and Britain vould stand by the Balfour Declara~ tion of °1917 more vigorously: than, The Vatican on the Question Rome, Avg. 29, According to the Vatican organ "Correspondenza" the Holy See has called the attention of the Peace Conference to the dangerous situa tion that has grown out of the Jewish immigration into Palestine after the world war, pointing out. that the original A¥ab population of the country did not want these immigrants and that they now entertain an inimical feeling vie-d~ vis of these strangers and th artificial majority. The Holy See naturally condemns the present sanguinary attacks on the Jews by: the Arabs as all similar attacks om any other people would be éondemmedo—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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