London, Nov. 5, Speaking this afternoon before the House of Commons, the Colonial Sec~ telary, Mr, W. G, A. Ormsby-Gore, eclated that 1, M. Government had Seclded that, a temporary suspension of Jewish immigration into Palestine, during the Royal Commission's Investigations, would not be justified either on economic or on any other grounds.
'H. M. Government, he added, approved of the decision reached By the High Commissioner for Palestine, It-Gen. Sir Arthur G. Wauchope, 10 Umit immigration certifeates to 1,800 for six months. This figure "he explained, wag not much lower than hat of the previous six months.
The present moderate estimate of Palestinian capacity to absorb Jewish immigration, he concluded, will ce-main in operation until recommend ions are issued by the Royal Commission of Inquiry—Havas.
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