Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1937, Page 11

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Wise, president of the Zionist Organization of America, called the British plan “the gravest betrayal of a most sacred trust.”) Confronted already by reports of minor disturbances following disclosure | of the plan, Great Britain was warned she would find it impossible to carry | out the scheme without use of force. Anibey Abdulhadi, prominent mem- ber of the Arab Higher Committee, de- clared of the proposal to divide the | Holy Land into sovereign Arah and Jewish states: “I cannot imagine an Arab hand could sign anything like that." New Mandate Proposed. Besides the two states, the British Royal Commission proposed creaticn of | & new mandate under which Britain would control the holy cities of Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Nazareth. Despite the outbursts, the London gov- ernment stood by its plan and prepared lo ask the League of Nations soon for | its approval. | “We will not willingly yield Haifa, | | ¢ | Safad and Tiberias for £2,000,000, nor — any money,” Abdulhadi asserted. “It| is not a matter of economics but nr, | honor. Would Britain sell Portsmouth | | to Germany? “‘We are weak and we have no guns | or gas, but we have the same hearts | as you.” | British police, posted at strategic | | points in Jerusalem, were searching| | passersby in an attempt to nip any| | disturbance of the peace. Several Shots Fired Wildly. { Several shots were reported to have been fired wildly about the town of Nablus shortly after the Royal | broadcast Wednesday night | Jerusalem continued generally quiet after Arab boys stoned a lorry near Herod's Gate yesterday afternoon, in- | juring the driver’s assistant. The British high commissioner, Sir | Arthur Wauchope, departed for Am- man to discuss Palestine’s future with | [; the Emir Abdullah of Transjordan, | with whose domain the royal commis- | sion proposed the Arab state be united. | Pleasure over the partition plan | was expressed by the emir in his | newspaper. He said he believed it should be accepted. 1 The Arab Higher Committee last night attacked the proposed partition as a method of giving the Jews a ‘xm!p in which lie the most fertile sec- | tions of the Holy Land, leaving only | rocks and hills to the Arabs. It nn-“ nounced it was unable to accept the | | plan. I State Tax Payment Record. COLUMBIA, 8. C, July 9 (#).— | South Carolinans pnd $7.886.050 to | the Federal Government in taxes in | the fiscal year ended June 30, R M. Cooper, collector of internal revenue, said yesterday. | This was the largest collection since the vears immediately after the close | of the World War, Cooper said. 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