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Privy Council Rejects Gruner Plea; Terrorist’s Sister to Seek Appeal LONDON, March 26 — Britain edmian of Lancaster, Pa., flew highest judicial body, the Privy/to-Palestine last month, to plead Council, blocked today a “despair-|for Gruner. Mr. Seligman said ing effort’ to prevent the execution|General Cunningham's bin al of Bor poesia terrorist wholfrom Palestine might result in de’ seexs martyrdom for his cause in/laying the execution, alestine. ; A high British Governmen: : Britons feared the action would) source said Generals Cunningham ch off new violence in the Holy|ang MacMillan had told the Cabi- a, where Gruner’s sentencing/net that the recent period of mar- set off previous periods of blood-/tial law in major Jewish sections of shed, The Cabinet was reported to! Palestine had failed to stop organ- be discussing the situation withlized terrorism. The informant said Britain’s two top Palestine offi-|the Cabinet and the two officials cials, called home to report on/would probably also discuss ways security. They are Lieut. Gens. Sir]of tightening the blockade against Alan Cunningham, High Commis-|uncertified Jewish immigration and sioner, and G. H. A. MacMillan,j/of maintaining stability until the ilitary commander. Holy Land's future had been set- || A Jerusalem dispatch quoted|tled by the United Nations. i 2x Seligman, an attorney, as say-| Other Whitehall sources aaj pe that Gruner's sister planned to|General Cunningham was pressi: ie ttempt a new appeal to the Privy j Council. The Sister, Mrs. '_Mrs. Helen Pa Continued on Page 18, Column({: Efe gota This is a clipping from pee ft the New York Times for . Government.