Colonial Secretary, attended the afternoon session of the Mandates Committee yesterday, outlining the British point of view, and was to
John Hathorn Hall, chief secretary to Jeave Geneva st. ight with "at. the British Government in Palestine.
Mr. Ormsby-Gore said the maintenance of the mandate would be impossible without a change in the immigration policy. The capacity for absorption of the proposed separate Jewish state would be limit-ess and, though Palestine was nor a breeding range like Australia, some refuge had to be maintained for the Jews driven out of other countries.
'MIN. Orths, chairman of the Commission, closed the meeting with the remark that mandate would continue in offest until some more definite solution of the problem could be found—Havas, puce warori
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