The Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry will begin its investigation of the causes of the Arab outbreak in Palestine this week, it is believed here. That the inquiry will be opened this week is seen in the fact that Kenelm Preedy, prominent British barrister, who is to represent the Palestine government before the Commission, is travelling to Palestine by aeroplane. An official bulletin declares that Preedy’s trip by aeroplane is necessary in order to enable him to reach Jerusalem before the Commission opens its inquiry.
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