... Land Sacred PROLONGED BLOODSHED IF BRITISH WITHDRAW DECLARING that Palestine is a holy lancrVsacred to all, the Anglo-United States Committee of Inquiry its Report issued last night refuses to accept a solution which would make the country either ...

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... same they must not forget that they had 2,000,000 unemployed. We want national unity until can get Europe and the world resettled. Change your policy by all means tackl© problems as they arise, buit never change the fundamental principles on which our ...

... insisting upon those rights for the Sudanese which the Charter of the United Nations accords to all countries. It would have been an impossible political argument which asked the United Nations Organization to condemn us on that score. The Egyptians have ...

... the question of the resettle 'meat of Europe, said he had felt for a long .time that wanted Great Britain to have a British policy, and not be snubbed neglected. This country had played such big, good, healthy part developing civil zation that wanted her ...

... or civil. If the terms needed to be akercd and the property re ecttled on new terms, then eanction must bo obtained—quite irrespective of estabhiehment or disestablishment so-called. In 1906-7 three Metho- dist bodies wished to uni:e and resettle their ...

... oar, if you are In any `ranch of the develops said want work, rate the fact on the Civil Form. It woo bate no &dm wetting for yeti bete, stare your occupation In civil life. Y , .ur Communditur will rat 'ho form is sent to the if art a soldier er an the ...

... you the Charter of the United Nations, which has now been signed without reservation by the representatives of all the 50 States who took part in the conference at San Francisco, and which expresses the determination of the United Nations to maintain peace ...

... in the next week or so. The authorities appear fairly well satisfied with applications received from old firms anxious to resettle in the new shopping centre and from important new firms seeking space in the new Plymouth. Aid. H. G. Mason. Chairman the ...

... be made on the question of resettlement, and the initiative is due to the Liberal National Party. We shall await with interest. One natural result of the end of the European fighting should be a reduction of the swollen Civil Service. It should be possible ...

... ‘matter of housing in hand. Sati ing round one table, they shall consider local needs, draw ive between war service resettlement in civil life. It im connection with those arrangements to and (apportioning local authorit; in- form, at an early date, a committee ...

... recognize and to support this solicitude for the United Nations. It must be added, however, that he is open to legitimate ' criticism for by-passing UNO in j a matter which he considers urgent for the United States. The behaviour of the Security Council ...