London, Mar. 11.
It fs learned in authoritative quarters that members of the Jewish Delegation to the Palestine Conference are to meet British delegates this afternoon. It is understood that the British reply will then be given to the Note communicated to the British Government yı ing by the Executive Committee of he Jewish Age:
It is believed that the Jewish di cision whether to continue the cussions or not will depend on the reply to be handed to the Jewish delegates this afternoon.
Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Colonial Secretary, and Mr. H. A. Butle Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, after seeing a deputation of the O: thodox Jewish community yester morning, had an informal discussion this afternoon with Egyptian, Iraq and Sand-Arabian representative It is not expected that the British proposals will be made public until they have been formally presented to the Arab and Jewish delegations early next week.
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