London, Nov. 9.
Unanimous advice against the adoption of the scheme of partition outlined by the Royal Commission is contained ili the eagerly-awaited Report of the Woodhead Commission on Palestine published today.
In a White Paper published at the. same time, the Government says it has reached the conclusion that this. further examination has shown that the political, administrative and finan. cial. difficulties involved in the proposal to create independent Arab and Jewish states are so great that this solution of the problem is impracticable. d The Government, therefore, will continue responsibility for the government of the whole of Palestine.
It is clear, says the White Paper, that the surest foundation of peace and progress in Palestine will be an understanding between Arabs and Jews. foreign state in our domestic policy I hope that the Prime Minister will tike sri early opportunity of repudiating that interference."
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