London, Apr. 3.
Cunliffe Lister, when House of, Commons to-in view of the measures taken ai st the Jews in Germany, tions on immigration into' Palestine would be relaxed for the benefit of refugees, said that the matter was: Within the jurisdiction of the High Commissioner to. whom representa pons could be made. There would fow over, be no question of departing from the principle thay immigration, into Palestine must be governed by. the economic absorptive capacity of Reuter.
1 Berlin Shetts Raided that both men were detained in the: Polizei Praesidiam in Alexander-plata, and that the British Ambassador in Berlin was already in comhiunieation with the German auth-Jorities with reference to both eases, Meanwhile, per Jasked for the Bi the prisoners, Jquiries were being made.
The question was then asked when ther, "In accordance with modern custom," their release without a. trial would be demanded.
Another Labour member alleged that the arrests had been made by Nazi Storm Troops "who tortured id murdered their prisoners."
Captain Eden, in reply, pointed Jout that both men were in the hands fof the police. He did not an question as to whether Ambassador in Berlin would be withdrawn.—Reater and Wireless,
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