British circles emphasize that the Government's suggestions continue to Form the basis of discussion with the Arabs, and have undergone no modification, Mtr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, and Mr. R. A. Butler, the Under-Secrelary of State for Foreign Affairs, had a talk in the Premier's room in the House of Commons this evening with Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Mr, Ben Gurion and Dr. Stephen Wise, Jewish Dr. Weizmann reported to the Prime Minister the attitude of the Jewish delegation, "and tomorrow afternoon there will be a. further informal' talk between some of the [Jewish delegates and the British It ig understood that Mr. Mae-Donald and Mr. Butler today had a conversation with Lord Halifax, the Foreign Secretary, preparatory tomorrow's. talk.
The meeting between the British jand Jewish delegates lasted for about "an hour, and well-informed circles state that the Jewish attitude is that they cannot accept the British suggestions as a basis of is not known at present whether the Jews intend to submit counter proposals, but if they do it is believed that the British Government will give them full consideration. feMahon Correspondence It is now stated that a White Paper, embodying the MeMahon Correspondence, will be distributed on Saturday morning.
Questioned in the House of Commons today on the MeMahon cor Fespondence, Mr. R. A. Butler, Under Secretary for Foreigm Affairs, said that publication of the correspondence
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