Promising to support the Zionist cause in the future, according to a London report to the “Jewish Morning Journal” of Friday, Oliver Baldwin, British Labor member of parliament and son of the Conservative ex-Premier Stanley Baldwin, declared yesterday that he changed his unfavorable attitude toward the Jews during the war when he fought with the British forces in Palestine, and toward Zionism as a result of the movement being recently explained to him by Mrs. Norman Bentwich, wife of the present Attorney General of Palestine, the report states.
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