British foreign secretary Ernest Bevin announces in new statement of policy the formation of an Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry "to examine the question of European Jewry and to make a further review of the Palestine problem in the light of that examination." Though he explains that Palestine cannot by itself provide sufficient opportunity for grappling with the whole Jewish problem, he nevertheless announces that the British Government will consult with the Arabs to seek "an arrangement which will ensure" that, pending the receipt of the committee's ad interim recommendations, "there is no interruption of Jewish immigration at the present monthly rate [i.e.
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