Friday, July 27, 1956—THE DETRO IT JEW ISH NEW S-8

Nasser Aims to Make Israel Face-Saving Scapegoat

Herbert Morrison, last Labor
brought up to arms equality
sion between Mr. Hammarskjold , Wished regarding implemen-
(Continued from Page 1)
with the Arab states and that Foreign Secretary, questioned
tation of the cease-fire agree-
the Arab champion against and Premier Ben-Gurion was
thereafter an international whether the government con-
ment during his stay in Jor-
Israel. However, it is believed expressed in a joint commun-
arms embargo be clamped on templated a policy toward Is-
day.
"Israel
will
always
ique
they
issued
at
the
close
of
certain here that a second round
the Middle East to prevent a rael which would put the Jewish
consider. its policy toward
of fighting between • the Arab their two-day talks in Jeru-
continuous process of balanc- State on a weapons par with the
Jordan. in the light of what-
countries and Israel almost cer- salem. The communique stated:
ing arms shipments to one Arab states. Mr. Dodds-Parker
ever assurances the UN Sec-
tainly would bring Western "The Secretary General and
side with further shipments insisted that the government
retary
General
may
have
ob-
the
Premier
had
a
full
and
forces back into the Middle
to the other, was voiced by was adhering to the Tripartite
tained
from
the
Jordan
gov-
fruitful
review
of
developments
East, and this would annul
Alfred Robens, the Labor Declaration of 1950 which was
ernment," a Foreign Ministry
Nasser's achievements in oust- in this area occuring since the
Party's foreign expert, during adopted when Mr. Morrison was
ing the British forces from last visit of the Secretary Gen- spokesman said.
"At the last meeting of the a foreign policy debate in Foreign Secretary.
Egypt, which brought him so eral. They discussed ways and
Hugh Gaitskell, Labor Party
means of establishing a state Israel-Jordan ,Mixed Armistice Commons Monday.
much glory among the Arabs.
Clement Davies, leader of the leader, entered the fray to point
An organization calling itself of affairs as envisaged in the Commission," the Israeli official
the "National Committee for Armistice Agreements between pointed out, "the Israeli dele- Liberal Party, agreed with Mr. out that the Israel government
gation declared that' it saw no Robens, that once the balance had challenged the British gov-
Security and Justice in the Israel and her neighbors."
The UN Secretary General is value in additional condemna- of power had been restored ernment's view that the arms
Middle East" called the with-
holding of U. S. funds from said to have expressed here the tions when previous resolutions through increasing Israel's balance favored Israel, citing
"chapter and verse" to buttress
• gypt's Aswan project "sheer belief, gained in his recent talks adopted by the Commission re- strength, the best course would
lunacy" and something "which with Soviet leaders, that the mained unheeded by Jordan. be to deny arms to both sides. its challenge. "We are awaiting
can well turn out to be dis- Soviet Union will support ef- Now, with aggression continu- He asked why the Tripartite further comment so we may
astrous to the American na- forts to settle the Arab-Israel ing, the question is again asked Declaration of 1950 had not really know what the situation
is," Mr. Gaitskell asserted.
tional interest." The group in- dispute. However, Premier Ben- whether reliance can be placed been carried out.
Mr. Gaitskell stated that these
John Dugdale, Labor M.P.,
cludes personalities who have Gurion reportedly was some- on the Mixed Armistice Corn-
associated - themselves with anti- what less optimistic about Rus- mission as an effective organ for hit the Arab boycott of Brit- diverse views only supported
ish firms dealing with Israel his request for an objective
Zionist activities. Among them sia's role as a result of its arms reducing border tension."
When UN truce chief Maj. or having Jews among their statement of the British gov-
are Alfred M. Lilienthal, of the sales to the Arabs, but said he
Gen. E. L. M. Burns returned top personnel. He proposed ernment's view. Mr. Dodds-
American Council for Judaism. was willing to wait and see.
from Cairo where he had gone that an Egyptian trade dele- Parker cut off the discussion by
Incidents on Jordanian,
Will Dulles Denounce
i,vith Mr. Hammarskjold, he was
Saudi Arabian Discrimination? Syrian, Lebanese Frontiers
gation currently in Britain referring Mr. Gaitskell to Rich-
summoned to the Foreign Min-
.Seeretary of State John Foster
Jordanian troops in the Jud- istry by Foreign Minister Golda should be told that if the in- ard Crossman, Laborite who, he
Dulles intends to make a state- ean hills 10 miles west of here
timidation of British firms said, "appeared to know a great
ment denouncing Saudi Arabian opened fire on Israeli farmers Myerson to discUss Jordan's continues, Britain will refuse deal about this during the last
discrimination against American twice. The Israelis replied to the "blatant non-compliance" with to buy some Egyptian prod- debate on the subject."
Jews, according too Congressmen fire the first time, but not the its cease-fire pledge. Mrs. Myer- ucts.
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Hugh Scott, Jr., of Pennsyl- second. There were no Israeli son demanded a forceful de-
marche
to
the
Jordan
govern-
vania, and Laurence Curtis of casualties.
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Syrian positions opened fire
The two Congressmen, both on fishermeni in the northern Chief of Staff he inform the WALDMAN'S
Republicans, spent 45 minutes portion of Lake Tiberias. They Security Council of Jordan's
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at the State Department. When also attacked a police launch aggressions.
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tary Saudi Arabian discrimina- harassed fishermen. The police children's village, Jordanian in-
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filtrators
threw
a
hand
grenade
tion against American Jews Mr. did not return fire, and no cas-
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into the hallway of a dormitory,
and
Dulles told them, they reported,
services in our own
ualties were reported.
but none of the sleeping chil-
that he planned to make a state-
synogogue conducted by.
A group of armed infiltrators dren was hit. They then sprayed
noted Cantor
ment "denouncing discrimina-
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Syrian troops opened fire
release of Italian-made F-84 fore any casualties were in-
curred
on
either
side.
Monday
on
a
group
of
Israeli
jet fighter planes to Israel. The
workers in fields north of Hul-
Less than 24 hours after the
planes could be released under
an, American-Italian procure- departure of United Nations eh, but hit no one. An Israeli
Secretary Dag Hammarskjold police patrol returned the fire,
ment contract.
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His Talks With UN Chief
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The in the Jerusalem area, where don newspapers, will be told
Israel Cabinet heard a report Jordanian troops had opened by the State Department that
from Premier David Ben-Gurion fire on Israeli several times the United States will not stand
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on his talks with United Nations earlier.
for being blackmailed at an
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UN Secretary General Ham- ever-increasing rate for the use
Secretary General Dag Ham-
marskjold. No_ details were made marskjold returned to Geneva of air bases in Saudi Arabia. If
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Satisfaction with the discus- Jordan and Egypt where he had negotiate a "more common
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dents they will ask Mr. Ham-
marskjold what he accom- if he prefers to do business with
Russia on the projected dam,
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