LOOKING FOR A PLAN
Received Sundav, 7 p,m. LONDON, Feb. 1. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent says there is little doubf that the Palestine evaeuation is a preparation for any trouble that mav arise from the British imposition of a partition scheme. Uniess the unexpected happens, Britain will soon have to declare that the London conferonce failed, that the "Morrison'' plan is unaceeptable and that neither side submitted any that is aeceptable. Britain must then produce its own plan for Palestine. Cabinet is Studying several but is unable to decide which, if any, is lilcely to cause the least trouble. The Daily Mai] says Government derpartments in London are preparing plans for receiving the Palestine , evacuees but no one at Whitehall knows where they are to go. With passes to British women and ehildren for entry into Palestine caneelled, London business firms having Palestine eonnections are now hurriedly reorganisiag staffs, Several hundred wives and childen of [j
"British employees at Haifa headquarters of the Anglo-Persian and Shell oil refineries are alfected. Banki ng houses, •hurches, schools and rnissions will exoeriertce serious staff difficulties.
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Chronicle (Levin), 3 February 1947, Page 5
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