London, Feb. 10.
Discussion with the Jewish delegates Jon the Palestine problem held here this morning was devoted to Mr. Malcolm MacDonald's observations. upon the Jewish stand in the whole affair, as previously outlined by Dr. Chaim Weizmann, chairman of he: [Jewish Agency.
Mr. MacDonald stated that the Balfour Declaration, upon which the Jewish delegates io the "round table" conference base their clans for a [National Home in Palestine, did not provide for mass political immigration into the Holy Land. This cannot continue on its present scale, he stated, Jaccording to informed quarters. He revealed, however, that. other Arab [States had, promised aid in settling the problem of Jewish emigration from the Central European. regione. Trak had agreed to admit 300,000 Jews, the declared, according to the same informed circles—Havas.
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