The _Intorparliamentary Palestine Congress Delegation (Arab) at present in London issued a statement yesterday saying that to negotiate about Palestine in the absence of her facerediled leaders will not give an authoritative or permanent character any settlement.
"Muslims and Arabs.everywhere genuine)
Gesire 10 be on good terms with Britain, and the Delegation requests the Government not to allow the present opportunity to be ited by false notions of prestige," the statement said.
Washington, Nov. 11.
Following the latest reports _over violent anti-Semitic riots in Germany, Washington is more than ever inter-jested in the work of the International Refugee Committee in London.
Well-informed quarters, believe an American initiative in the London committee for an increase in the U.S. immigration quota of Jews should not Ibe expected as unemployment constitutes too acute a problem to permit Jan increase in the number of potential workmen in the United States.
Despite the economic recovery, the Jnumber of unemployed in the United! States is about 10,000,000—Havas.
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