Eisenhower Message to Israel Defense Rally
Pledges U. S. Aid to Guarantee Boundaries;
Silver Says Israel Won't Sacrifice Territory

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The Jewish News
NEW YORK.—Dr. Abba Hillel
Silver, speaikng at the public
rally at Madison Square Garden,
on Tuesday, told the audience
that both President Eisenhower
and Secretary of State Dulles
recognized the arms needed for
legitimate defense by Israel and
that it is proper for a state which
is in danger to make a request
for such arms. Dr. Silver said:
"We therefore are justified in
concluding that this new policy
of our Government is a wise pol-
icy and an inevitable one."
He pointed out that "when Is-
rael appealed to the free world
for arms aid, it was not an arms
race Israel was thinking of, but
survival. Both the U. S. land
Britain urged Israel and the Ar-
abs to sit down and negotiate
their differences. Israel repeat-
edly expressed its desire to do so,
and Arabs consistently refused.
The President and Dulles both
indicated that the U. S. prepared
to guarantee the boundaries which
should be agreed upon in such
negotiations, but the Arab gov-
ernment will not engage in any
negotiations with representatives
of Israel.
"Israel will not sacrifice any of
its already sharply reduced ter-
ritory in order to augment 2,700,-
000 square miles of its Arab
neighbors. Egypt certainly has
no claim upon any territory in
Israel. What Nasser wants is not
more territory but more pres-
tige to bolster his dictatorship by
military victories over Israel or
concessions wrung from it.

there be no aggression in Mid-
east or anywhere in the world."

President Eisenhower, in a mes-
sage to the rally, spoke of his
firm friendship for Israel and
said that the United -States "will
play its full part" in seeking to
establish peace in the Middle
East. The President's message,
Addressed to Dr. Silver, read:

"I am glad to comply with
your request to send a message
to the meeting which you are
addressing this evening as I
know of your great concern
about recent developments in
the Near East which disturb all
of us. The threat to peace in
the Near East is a threat to
world peace. As I said the
other day, while we continue
to be willing to consider re-
quests for arms needed for
legitimate self defense, we do
not intend to. contribute to an
arms competition in the Near
East. We will continue to be

CBS Will Broadcast
Mendes-France's Talk
At Weizmann Dinner

An address by Pierre Mendes-
France, former Premier of France
and now -First Vice President of
the Radical Socialist Party of
France, at the dinner of the
American Committee for the
Weizmann Institute of Science,
will be broadcast exclusively
over the CBS Radio Network
Thursday, Dec. 1, 10:30 p.m.
M. Mendes-France's address is
titled "Peace and Progress in the
Middle East: A Frenchman's
Viewpoint."
Dr. Silver concluded: "Presi-
The Weizmann Institute of
dent Eisenhower and Secretary Science is named for the late Dr.
Dulles know that Israel is pre- Chaim Weizmann, first President
pared to cooperate in a solution of Israel.
of all outstanding issues between
it and its neighbors in a spirit of
goodwill. Israel asks for the right
to live to defend itself."

guided by policies of the Tri-
partite Declaration of May 25,
1950. We believe this policy
best promotes the interests and
security of peoples of the area.
"We believe true and lasting
security in the area must be
based upon a just and reason-
able settlement. It seems to me
that the current problems are
capable of resolution by peace-
ful means. There is no reason
why the settlement of these
problems cannot be found and
when realized I would be pre-
pared to recommend that the
United States join in formal
treaty engagements to prevent
or thwart any effort by either
side to alter by force the bound-
aries upon which Israel and its
immediate neighbors agree.
"The need for a peaceful set-
tlement becomes daily more im-
perative. The United States
will play its full part - in work-
ing toward such a settlement
and will support firmly the
United Nations in its efforts to
prevent violence in the area.
By firm friendship toward Is-
rael and all other nations in the
Near East, we shall continue to
contribute to the peace of the
world."

$500,000 Window Glass
Order Placed in Israel

Current orders for $500,000
worth of window and crystal
glass placed in Israel by U. S.
importers are expected to bring
minor relief to the shortage felt
for some time in the U. S., ac-
cording to Economic Horizons,
monthly publication of the Amer-
ican-Israel Chamber of Com-
merce and Industry, New York.
Israel is swamped with orders
beyond the capacity of its only
producer, Palestine Glass Works
Phoenicia, Ltd., Haifa.

A Most Memorable

In a message to the rally,
former President Harry Tru-
man stated: "I am disturbed by
the situation in the Middle
East. Soviet policy of arms aid
to Egypt is a very dangerous
one to peace and tranquility.
Immediate objective of our
Government should be immed-
iate conversion of Tripartite
Declaration of 1950 into a more
clearly defined security guar-
antee for all peoples of a Mid-
east. It is our country's solemn
responsibility to pursue a pol-
icy against aggression in any
form, to take a stand through
the UN to back it up so that

HANUKAH GIFT

High School Youth to Hear Lt. Gov. Hart at NCCJ Event

Lt. Governor Phillip A. Hart eluding teen-age delegates from
will address over 500 metropoli- public, parochial and private
tan area high school students schools, is the youth arm of the
Detroit Round Table long iden-
this Saturday at the annual In-
tified with the "brotherhood"
stitute on Democratic Living campaigns against racial and re-
sponsored by the Junior Round ligious intolerance.
Table of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
The Junior Round Table, i
Friday, November 18, 1955

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