UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.,
(JTA)—President Habib Bour-
guiba, of Tunisia, warned the
Big Powers that if they don't
act "quickly" to solve the _Arab-
Israel conflict, there will be
new wars "around Palestine."
He attacked Israel sharply
asserted that the Palestine
Arabs are now "in concentra-
tion camps" just as the Jews
were during the Nazi period.
He predicted that the Palestine
Arabs will regain their inde-
pendence and cited the fact that
the Moslems in Algeria are
now gaining their independence
after 130 years of French rule.
Bourguiba made his state-
ment in answer to a question
at a luncheon tendered him by
the United Nations Correspond-
ents Association.
He was asked whether the
principle of direct negotiations
toward solution of international
problems in Africa and in the
Mediterranean, enunciated in a
joint communique issued in
Washington by the Tunisian
President and U.S. President
John F. Kennedy, should not be
applied in the case of Arab-
Israeli disputes. He replied:
"Israel has never shown any
disposition to abide by the deci-
sions of the United Nations.
Once Israel shows that disposi-
tion, there may be talk of a
possibility of such negotiations.
The probleni must be dealt with
directly. Justice and peace have
been hurt in this part of the
world. This is a new type of a
colonial problem — to supplant
one people with another. The
people of Palestine now find
themselves in the same position
that the Jews found themselves
in during the war. It is the
Arabs who are now sitting in
concentration camps.
"All efforts at negotiations
have failed. Israel has invoked
the right of conquest; it says
here we are and here we stay.
This problem cannot be solved
by negotiating details. So long
as there is no agreement on
these fundamentals by the Jews
who have come from Central
Europe, the existence of Israel
is in doubt. The whole matter
will keep on festering in the
Middle East.
"As the result of the lack of
current stability, the lack of
equilibrium will continue. All
the frustrations of the refugees,
all the difficulties of the region
including the ease with which
Communism has penetrated, all
these are the result of this
trouble in the Middle East.
"If no solution will be found
by the powers, and quickly,
there will -be new wars around
Palestine. Perhaps not today or
tomorrow or even next year or
ten years hence. There will
again be an armed struggle in
the Middle East. For 130 years
France thought they had a
French . Algeria, but this only
led to war • and,bloodshed. And
only then will a just solution
emerge, _as it has in Algeria."
In the evening, following the
press luncheon, Bourguiba was
the guest of Secretary-General
Dag Hammarskjold at a dinner
here to which all permanent
representatives to the United
Nations had been invite d.
Among those invited were
Michael S. Comay, Israel's per-
manent representative h e r e,
and Mrs. Comay. However, they
did not attend the dinner.
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WHY DID POLICE come into
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in Oak Park while world cham-
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the place unless it was
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NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Israel National Physical Labo-
ratory in Jerusalem has been
awarded an $80,000 grant from
the Rockefeller Foundation t
help finance research on so
energy, the Foundation
nounced here.
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The research, which is
conducted by a staff of 22 ien- dates for the Board of
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H. Tabor, will continue to
eep the school going
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the collection of solar energy, up the cannisters—the sightless
solar steam boilers and solar youngsters need our help . .
Eleanor Riseman, Jennie Kop-
ponds. -
The Foundation also an- pelman and Sonia Marcus are
nounced, the approval of a chairmen of the northwest sec-
$10,000 grant to the Hebrew tion . . and Marvin Hyman,
University in Jerusalem for vice president on the board, is
library acquisitions relating to overall chairman of the Tag
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DEBONNAIRE GENT of the
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long time, 25 years profession-
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dents at Graz University staged
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an anti-Israeli demonstration in
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carrying banners attacking Israel
and proclaiming that "the United
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Police arrested several leaders
of the demonstration but re-
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leased them after questioning
them and confiscating their ban-
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"The House of Delicacies"
has ordered a full probe into the
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doctors who, during the Hitler
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the Nazi euthanasia program, are
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One doctor identified as a
member of the Nazi euthanasia
team, Prof. Werner Catel, re-
signed recently after being ex-
Heyde, who until his arrest two
years ago served as an adviser
to the Flensburg court, is now
in jail at Limburg, awaiting trial
as a euthanasia doctor.
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33 -r• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 19, 1961
Tunisia's Bourguiba Attacks Israel; Warns
Big Powers to Act to Prevent Conflict