Mr. President. I am deeply distressed that- the necessity has arisen for Senators to speak -today- on the subject of the admission into Palestine of the 100.000 refugees whose migration there is such a tragic necessity. For many years. I have been deeply concerned to find a fair and just solution of the problem of Jewish homelessness in Europe. This is a centuryold condition which has been aggravated by the World War. I long ago concluded that economic. political. and social conditions throughout the world are such that only in Palestine can the homeless Jews be assured of safety and. a chance as decent men andwomen. free of persecution.and assured of the. opportunity. to. earn an honest- livelihood in fair competition with their fellow men and women..
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