Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1926, Page 42

PALESTINE, SURROUNDED BY WAR, IS HAVEN OF PEACE AND QUIET Most Remarkable Has Seen—Disease Nearl Colonization Enterprise World Stamped Out—Ha- treds Cooled by Administration of British. This fs (he first of a JOIIN L. BALDF TERVSALENM. ) 1 believe, is the 1 e 15 owell Tument condition the sta Liritish of tumult and north ion d on the ind disser with only ficers commanding 1 Saud, who there is Bzyvpt. riddled wit and ir ney Efficient. the charge dn who British Are Gpinions on these there in Palestine deal with it Lsence, A not matters wr, 1 think, 10 internal the authori witever run off his hat mes in 1 has e (h: ir Coessary rid knows was Block and Tans in Ire with some th. There British at Lirsh by force s did in Ire ince the 1% ot been one e house burned one shot fired excepting on the i assured of them force of ish infantry men represents army nds i good Whenever ro it moves here when 1 n uddi tion I\u'» a irplanes, The rest of the mains i country terfor, and the mored cars is nently outside the That is all t exists, exceptl establishr nia to pr raids from t s squadron of av quartered perma ne frontiers 1ed force that tect t ering that ters of this small task ful but for the excellent tions that the Br the Druses as w Arab talk about the tish in imposing the Jews upon 1k Surrounded by h for the ar ler their Trouble. 1 forces that the cour British officials wrades and in all departments. in the country, is 340, Of these, 144 perior police officers, or running vailways. or in charge of native This leaves 196 men who untey in i no representative gove kind, the itish pro- pects ui in Palestine of an: having refused the Avihis its call, and one.third t sulministrators, including men from the lowest. 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