Jerusalem, June 30.
Confidence is growing that the [present easier situation in Palestine will shortly lead to more normal conditions.
Some Arab circles feel that adequate attention has now been Jdrawn to Arab grievances and more Arab cars and hawkers are appearing on the streets here.
It fs rumoured that many shops will re-open during the forthcoming week-end, but, on the other hand, Arab leaders are apparently determined to continue the strike.
It is generally thought, however, nat financial stringency, which will make the meeting of relief requirements more difficult, and belief that the ammunition supply of Arab terrorists is dwindling, wilt result in the objections of the leaders being
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