The Government, declared Mr.
Ormsby-Gore, thought that the White Paper was the best line of poli pursue and regarded it as essential ty have the preliminary view of the Mandates Commission if i keep in touch, in the later s the Jews and Arabs and the v countries and interests concerned. to secure a policy for the future government of Palestine Mr.. Attlee. Labour Leader of the Opposition, stated that Mr. Ormsby-Gore went very far to meet the di culty which many them felt.
Lloyd George row asked was proposed that the British Government accept responsibility for the protection of the in either state.
The Colonial Secretary replied that it was a matter for the Lo He claimed that an enormous volume of Courtesy of "The 1
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