(Continued from Page 1)
States interest in such a plan
the Force. Lodge- accused the and in creation of development
prospects to aid the refugees,
Soviet Union of "welching."
The session of the special he said, "remains undimin-
political committee of the UN ished."
The American delegate said
General Assembly—at which
the Arab refugee question is his Government viewed with
being debated for the third "sympathy" the PCC proposal
week—was marked Tuesday by "or any other possibility which
a clash between Michael Comay, might help us towards a resolu-
deputy chairman of the Israeli tion of the problem."
Another speaker was
delegation, and Jordan's For-
J. F. E. Einaar, of The Neth-
eign Minister Musa Naser.
Repeating the usual Arab ar- erlands, who pleaded that all
guments against Israel, the Jor- member states recognize Is-
danian representative told the rael "as an established fact."
committee that the Jewish He told the committee that a
people "instead of accepting the solution to the refugee prob-
supreme responsibility of being lem could be found "only if
the chosen people of God have both parties want to solve the
become the spoiled people of problem."
Britain attacked the Arab
a God who apparently and ac-
cording to their thinking loves governments for their failure-
to see them massacre innocent to cooperate with the United
men, women and children in Nations. Relief and Works
order that they may build over Agency for Palestine Refugees
their dead bodies a political and for the fact that at least
150,000 "dead or otherwise in-
state."
eligible"
persons are receiving
Naser referred to the current
Jewish concept of God as a UNRWA aid.
The attack was levelled
"Zionist God."
here
against the Arab "host"
Rising to a point of order.
Comay declared: "We will not governments — the Unit e d
tolerate attacks against the Arab Republic, Jordan and
Lebanon—by Harold Beeley,
Jewish religion."
British delegate in the Gen-
Charles T. 0. King of Liberia,
eral Assembly's Special Politi-
chairman of the committee. told
cal Committee. It was the
the Jordanian Foreign Mnister first time in the arduous de-
"We should have tolerance on bate of this issue this year
the floor of the United Nations." that a neutral source has
"I have not attacked religion,"
thus indicted the Arab "host"
replied Naser, "but those Jews
governments in whose terri-
who have strayed away from tories the refugees are main-
it." He went on to accuse Israel tained.
of conducting "obviously a re-
Prior to Beeley's address,
ligious war against Moslems— Omar Abdel Hameed Adeel of
with Jews in the front line and Sudan, took the floor, reciting
Christians in the back line." the same anti-Israel charges
When Naser voiced another ac- that have been declaimed by
cusation against Israel by de- at least one Arab speaker every
claring that it is robbing the day for the last two weeks.
Arab refugees of their just
Beeley called for continuing
claims to property in Israel,
the work of UNRWA. He men-
Comay objected again.
tioned the Hammarskjold plan
The Israel representative re- only in relation to continuance
minded Jordan that a "strictly of UNRWA's functions and by
impartial United Nations com- endorsing the Secretary Gen-
mission dealt with Jewish eral's proposal that efforts to-
claims in Palestine in terms ward rehabilitation of the refu-
that were at least equal to those
gees be stepped up.
of the Arabs and proposed the
The United Arab Republic's
establishment of a separate
Jewish State." The Arabs, con- blockade of the Suez Canal
tinued Comay, had gone "to against Israeli ships and goods
war to resist the resolution of will be lifted only when the
the General Assembly" and entire "Palestine Question" is
cannot now "wash their hands solved, and not a moment
sooner, Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi,
of the problem."
Foreign Minister .of the UAR
The General Assembly's Spe-
declared in answer to a ques-
cial Political Committee heard
tion at a luncheon tendered to
statements on the issue from
the United States and Nether- him by the United Nations Cor-
respondents Association, during
lands delegations, but no con-
crete proposals were made be- which he was queried on a num-
ber of issues concerning the
yond Arab insistence on "re-
Arab states and Israel. A num-
patriation" of all the refugees
ber of Israeli and other Jew-
into Israeli territory, and the
expression of some hopes that ish correspondents attended- the
luncheon.
the moribund Palestine Concili-
ation Commission Might be re-
vitalized to help bring the Arab Jordan Bars Member
states and Israel into some
agreement on solution of the of Canadian Parliament
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Be-
refugee problem.
The United States delega- cause he was a Jew, a member
tion, which had sat silent for of the Canadian House of Com-
two weeks, was finally heard. mons has been denied permis-
Dr. Virgil M. Hanscher asked sion by the Jordanian authori-
the committee to . take some ties to inspect the holy places
of the Jordan-held old city of
"constructive" and "realtistic" Jerusalem.
steps to solve the Arab refugee
Leon D. Crestohl, of Mont-
problem. He recalled that, in
1955, the late Secretary of State, real, a member of the nine-man
John Foster Dulles, had pledged Canadian parliamentary delega-
an international loan to Israel tion currently visiting Israel,
to facilitate compensation to was barred by the Jordanians
refugees who preferred resettle- when he sought to accompany
the delegation on a tour of the
ment to "repatriation." United
Holy Places Crestohl urged his
fellow delegation members to
make the tour without him.
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Senators Demand End of
`Immoral' Refugee System
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion re-
ceived two members of the
United States Senate who are
on a fact-finding mission in the
Middle East and outlined to
them a constructive program for
a solution of the Arab refugee
problem.
The two senators, Albert
Gore of Tennessee and Gale W.
McGee of Wyoming, were told
by the Israel Prime Minister
that the solution to this prob-
lem must be based mainly on
resettlement of the refugees,
while Israel might agree to ac-
cept some of them under a
token repatriation - scheme. The
conversation with the senators
was termed later by Ben-
Gurion as "very satisfactory."
The senators, both of them
Democrats, arrived here from
Jordan where they studied the
Arab refugee problem on the
spot. They told Ben-Gurion that
they found that 150,000 United
Nations ration cards are being
misused in Jordan and that
many thousands of cards are
being issued to non-existent
refugees.
•
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from Washington as having sent
a protest to President Eisen-
hower, Secretary of State Chris-
tian A. Herter and the United
Nations urging that the Pales-
tine refugee aid program should
not be extended unless the ra-
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first. They said the rationing
program is "immoral, dishonest
and unfair" and laid most of
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Jordanian government.)
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3-THE DETROIT JEWI SH N EWS—Friday, November 27 , 1959
Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' Sells Well in Cairo
Jordanian's Attack on Jewish Religion. Brings
Protest from. Israel Delegate Comay in the UN