Arabs to Get British Arms;
UN Ends Palestine Truce

THE JEWISH NEWS-----5'

Mayors O'Dwyer, Rokach Exchange
Array of Stars Appear Greetings Over New Radio Circuits

Friday, August 19, 1949

At Boysville Benefit

LONDON, (JTA)—Britain will resume the shipment of
An array of stage, screen and
arms to the Arabs now that the UN Security Council has radio stars will appear in an out-
lifted its embargo on arms supplies to the Middle East, a door extravaganza Friday, Aug.
Foreign Office spokesman announced.
19, at the University of Detroit
He declared that for the time being arms will be sup-
plied to Egypt, Iraq and Transjordan with whom Britain

had commitments for arms
prior to the embargo declara-
tion. These transactions, he
stressed, will be between the
Arab states and British com-
mercial firms. Diplomatic ob-
servers here considered that his
announcement did not rule out
future sales to the Arabs, but
merely pointed out that past
commitments would be honored
'first.
(In Washington, the State De-
partment described as "strictly
untrue" a report in a New York
newspaper that American arms
shipments will soon go to sev-
eral Arab nations, notably
Egypt. A department spokesman
said that the department care-
fully checked the report before
denying it).

State Dept. Mum on Report

It Asks Israel for Negev Strip

ment, affixed their signatm'es to
a commercial pact which was
forwarded to Helsinki for for-
mal approval. Israel has already
concluded t r a de agreements
with Poland, Hungary and the
Netherlands.
The Knesset approved a bill
for the Israeli Government to
cover one-third of the budget
of the Jewish Religious Council
while local authorities will de-
fray the remaining two-thirds.
Cantor
Dorsey
Dr. Benjamin Mintz, chairman
stadium,
to
benefit
the
Knights
of the Home Affairs Committee
of the Knesset, said the bill is a of Columbus Boysville Founda-
tion.
stop-gap measure.
Eddie Cantor, Edgar Bergen
Dr. Shmuel Eliyashiv, chief of and Charlie McCarthy, Tommy
Dorsey and his orchestra, Bob
the East European division of Crosby, Hattie McDaniel and
the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Janet Blair will headline the
left for an extensive tour of show, which also will include the
East European capitals.
Blackburn Twins, Tom Mont-
A new veterans residential gomery, Detroit organist, John
quarter located outside of Tel Connely, Detroit tenor, and
Aviv and named for the late other acts.
Col. David-Marcus was dedicated
Performances a r e 'scheduled
by Premier David Ben Gurion. at 2:30 p.m., for children and
and Col. Marcus' widow who is their adult companions only,
visiting Israel. The housing de- and in the evening.
velopment will be known as
"Shchunat MarCus." High-rank-
ing Army officers and members
of the Knesset also participated
in the ceremonies.

Hope for the continuation of
friendly relations between the
peoples of the United States and
Israel was expressed in a brief
exchange of cablegrams between
Mayor William O'Dwyer and Is-
rael Rokach, Mayor of Tel Aviv.
The occasion was the opening
in Tel Aviv of the new Central
Telegraph Office and Indepen-
dent Overseas Radio Telegram
and Telephone Services of Is-
rael. The messages were trans-
mitted by high speed radio-
telegraph over the facilities of
Mackay Radio and Telegraph
Company, an operating subsidi-
ary of the American Cable and
Radio Corporation. The Tel Aviv
end of the radio circuit is op-

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UN Security Council .
Ends Truce in Palestine

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—The
UN Security Council, by a 9-0
vote, with the Soviet and
Ukraine delegates abstaining,
adopted a joint French-Canadi-
an resolution which declares.
that the recently-concluded Is-
raeli-Arab armistice agreements
supersede the Council's truce
order and terminates the serv-
ices of acting Palestine mediator
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche. The Coun-
cil also emphasized the import-
ance of converting the armistice
pacts into permanent peace.

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IT'S

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
State Department withheld com-
ment on a report from Tel Aviv
that the United States is press-
ing Israel to agree to readmit
250,000 Arab refugees and to re-
linquish the lower part of the
Negev in exchange for the Gaza
strip, now held by Egypt.
The report, which appeared in
the New York Times, declared
that in return for these con-
cessions the United States is
prepared to underwrite the cost Evacuation of Troops
of resettling the Arabs in Israel On Syrian Frontier Continues
and would agree to the Jewish
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — The "Tel
state retaining all other prop-
Azizat" area near the Syrian
erty acquired after the UN par-
frontier- was evacuated in ac-
tition decision.
cordance with provisions of the
Israeli-Syrian armistice agree-
LAUSANNE, (JTA)—Tel Aviv
fepOrts that the U.S. has pro- ment.

posed the surrender by Israel of
the whole of the southern Negev
were categorically denied by on
Israeli delegation spokesman. He
said that at no time had the
United States formally made
this proposal.
The Lausanne talks, under the
auspices of the U.N. Concilia-
tion Commission, were continu-
ing, he said, adding that con-
siderable progress was made to-
day in a meeting of the Jerusa-
lem subcommittee. The Israeli
delegation, he went on, was still
hopeful of a successful outcome
of discussions involving also the
four Arab states of Egypt, Trans-
jordan, Syria and Lebanon.

erated by the Israeli Communi-
cations Administration.
The message was received in
the Tel Aviv office by Mayor
Rokach in the presence of Zvi
Prihar, Director General of
Posts, Telegraphs and Tele-
phones, members of the press
and other government officials.
The radiotelegraph circuit
which links New York with Tel
Aviv was officially opened by
Mackay Radio on Sept. 1, 1948.
The American Cable and Ra-
dio System, which furnishes
worldwide service by both cable
and radiotelegraph, is affiliated
with the International Tele--
phone and Telegraph Corpora-
tion.

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