PALESTINE POLICY IN QUESTION.
JEWS ASKED TO CONFER. (BHITISH OFFICIAL W"ia*LES9.) RUGBY, November 16. Doubts having been expressed as to the compatibility of some passages of the White Paper of October 21st with certain articles in the Palestine Mandate and other passages having proved liable to cause misunderstanding, the British Government has invited representatives of the Jewish Agency to confer with it on those matters, as the parties to the mandate are strongly desirous of securing its correct interpretation and impartial administration. It is hoped that agreement will be reached on any points of difference, when a further statement concerning these issues will be made.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20088, 18 November 1930, Page 7
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