London, Nov. 21.
N offer to find homes in Palestine immediately for 5,000 German Jewish refugee children, and a further,000 a month later, subject to permission from the British Government, was received by the Jewish Agency in London yesterday from the Jewish National Council in Palestine. The cost of the operation would be British Press Comment borne by Zionists in Palestine and the rest of the world. siderable comment was devoted in the press here this morning to the possible subjects of the conversati between France and Great Britain to be held in Paris this week.
"The Times" pointed out that the political scene had shifted con: ably since the Munich the enforcement of the A accord. and th of normal relations between France and Italy.
The journal deplored Italy's hostile attitude towards France, tude which, on the other hand. jond? towards Great Britain.
The paper declared that the principal point of the discussion on relations with Italy will be brought up by the Spanish problem.
t the moment, the B: olona Government is despatching from Spain all foreign volunteers," "The Times" stated. "The British plan. including the granting of belligerent rights, will be able to take effect when a corresponding number of foreign volunteers have left General Franco's territory."
Referring to defence problems, the journal stated that the needs of France and Great Britain are "complementary."
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