UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS

Chronicle (Levin), 15 November 1946, Page 5

UNSEAWORTHY SHIPS

Press Assn.-

Use By Immigrant Jews BRITAIN HELD RESPONS1BLE

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Received Friday, 11 a.m. LONDON, Nov. 14. The radio of the Jewish resistance movement (Haganah), referring to the statement by Mr. J. Dugdale (Labour) in the House of Commons yesterday, that many ships carrymg Jews- to Palestine were unseaworthy, said: "We hold l Britain responsibile for any accidents to Jews at sea. Immigration will continue in the best available ships." A mine explosion, which shook the city, blew up a police car outside the St. George's School, injuring 10 British policemen. The sergeant and two constables were taken to. hospital, two of them in a serious condition. A detonator-box with a wire wa& found 100 yards away. The blast wrecked part of the historic St. George's Cathedral. A message from Jerusalem. states that all passenger trains from Jerusalem and Lydda and between Lydda and Jaffa have been suspended untihfurther notice because of Jewish terrorist attacks. All night services have also been suspended. The Jewish terrorist radio denied that the organisation had threatened senior British officers or that attempts had been planned against the King of England. Scotland Yard is submitting copies of the periodical The Jewish StrUggle to the Director of Public Prosecutions and prosecutions may follow if he decides the periodical can be classed as seditious literature, says the Daily Herald. The latest issue of the periodical which is being published and distributed in London by a number of young Jews, accuses British soldiers of destruction and plunder among the Jews of Palestine.