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Jerusalem, Jan. 21, Forty Arab notables from all parts tine met ut the house of i Bey Nashibi, acting leader of Defence Party opposing the declared that the Arab at the London Conference rut did not represent but only the hed the representa-ab states in Cairo, i cluding the Egyptian and Iragian Premier, stating that while they hoped for successful results from the Cairo Conference, nevertheless the Palestine Arabs did not consider themselves adequately represented in the form suggested Cairo. Th believed, the telegram said, that suc) representation was "purely partisan Jewish Protest Issued The Palestine Jewish National Council has issued a statement deploring the alleged renewal of Arab terrorism involving. British, Jewish and Arab victims.
The statement, which apparently is directed toward the forthcoming London talks, declares that the renewed terrorism is a result of the Government's policy and its weakness, which is arousing the belief among the terrorists that defiance will have its reward.
One British soldier was killed and five wounded when a land-mine exploded under a military trolley wi was patrolling the Jerusalem-Ly railway near Ramleh. A 24-hour curfew was subsequently imposed on Ramleh.—Reuter.
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