rum ut was convinced e mandate id c €ither for Jews A counter-proposal for Palesi drawn up by the Natio lence Party of Palestine, the Navha: was submitted to-day to the High missioner, the League of Nations ənd the British Government In seventeen pages, the memorandum points out why the British plan was inacceptable, then suggests the proclamation of Palestine as an independent state in which minority rights are defined constitutionally.—Trans-Ocean or Ara y partition th leals of both be realized. The fear of á nation was the root problem, end the only way whereby it could be eved y di iding e country Answering ions <ften heard th the troubles in Palestine were anemic, or due to weak or mistaken administra the Colonial Secre-
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