New 'Palestine Arab Delegation'
Hopes to End Jewish Settlement

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,
(JTA)—The formation of a new,
so-called "Palestine Arab Delega-
tion," dedicated to "the termina-
tion of the unjustified occupa-
tion of 80 percent of the territory
of Palestine by Zionist aliens,"
was announced here.
The announcement was made
in a communication signed by
one Issa Nakhleh, who calls him-
self "permanent representative
of the Palestine Arab Delega-
tion.
Little is known here about
Nakhleh, except that he claims
to be a refugee from Palestine.
It is understood that, since 1948,
he has lived most of the time in
Argentina. He has been in the
United States since the fall of
the Argentine regime headed by
ex-dictator Juan Peron.

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING

cal Committee as that commit-
tee began its annual debate of
the Arab refugee problem.

Under the sponsorship of the
regularly accredited Arab dele-
gations, this new group was
given a voice, -but not a vote, in
the committee.

Israel Electrical
Workers Strike

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House to put on a show for the
U. S. enlisted men.

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PLAUDITS GO TO three
the Tel Aviv and Southern Dis- W. S. U. students who gave up
trict operations of the Israeli on the near impossibility of find-
Electric Company quit work ing summer jobs and decided
Tuesday in a 24-hour strike for that nobody could stop them from
higher wages as labor disputes employing themselves. . . . Ed
spread in Israel's economy. The Gooze and Joe Aisner, pre-med,
widening labor unrest was attri- and Richard Friedenberg, pre-
buted partly to the current elec- business, decided to make their
Nakhleh stated in his an- tion atmosphere.
own jobs rather than waste a
nouncement that he has sent
potentially profitable summer .. .
Lawyers
in
public
Service
posts
a f o r m a 1•copy announcing
met Tuesday night to decide on and took matters into their own
formation of his delegation to whether to stage a protest strike hands. . . . Each invested ten
the Secretary General of the against what they called the dollars and formed a company
United Nations and to heads of government's "procrastination" in called Collegian Services. . . .
all missions accredited to the meeting their demands for im- They scraped together what lawn
UN.
provements in wages and work- and maintenance equipment they
In his formal letters to the UN ing conditions. The government could find and ventured out into
Secretary General he stated that averted a strike last week of the business world. . . . 3,000
"the object of the delegation • is government physicians and en- handbills were distributed and it
to cooperate" with all organs of gineers with a makeshift agree- led to their first discourage-
ment. . . .While passing them out
the UN toward "rectifying the ment.
injustice inflicted on Palestine
The electrical workers walkout- on a parking lot, an officer drove
and its population since 1948."
was staged in defiance of Histad- up and do
ove
eafle
"Our fervent hope," he stated, rut policies. Histadrut officials that
e the
might throw
"is that a peaceful solution of the had informed the workers that
- em on
ground and litter
Palestine problem will be found, "we have achieved all that
.• . However, some of
compatible with international can from management,"
s's the lot
on the
ot away and the down-
work- the
law, with the Charter of the stand was rejected by
"Speci heatted lads were in busi
United Nations and the Charter ers who were led
ch defie when calls began to c e i
of Human Rights, and not on the Action Committee"
labor corn their service . t e f
basis of the fait accompli result- the union's ele
Detroit's only OPEN Roof Garden
ing from the unjustified, illegal mittee. The stri will not affec now ce abo
week
in
J
ditio
power
supplies
cause
employe
DIRECT ENTRANCE THRU GARAGE
occupation and power politics."
rm around
Special Parking Rates to Top of Park Guests
The formal letter continued by in the power tions remaine fi
se. .
hey don't turn
stating: "Palestine, as of right, on the job.
Service from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. (Except Sundays)
In Haifa, the I r council sup
to make a buck.
should be recognized as a demo-
ported
the
deman
of
their
earnings
come
COCKTAILS—HOR D'OEUVRES (5 to 7 p.m.)
cratic state, where all Palestin-
m landscaping, but odd jobs
ROAST BEEF WAGON from 7 p.m.
ian Arabs and Jews may live in at the ATA Textile
have
played
an
important
role
in
,
peace as fellow citizens without of the largest in Israel, for a six
ENTERTAINMENT
any discrimination on ground of per cent wage increase. Workers their success .. . window wash-
LEONARD STANLEY at the Piano
ing,
garage
and
basement
clean-
apparently
approved
negotiation
race, religion or political belief."
efforts.
ing, painting and even the evic-
It is recalled here that, last
It was indicated that if the tion of expectant birds from
autumn, a so-calldd Palestine government attorneys did strike, chimneys. . . . Ed, Joe and Rich-
Arab Delegation appeared, for those connected with the Adolf ard are accepting calls at LI
the first time, before the Gen- Eichmann trial would be excused 6-4999 or LI 6-4089.
eral Assembly's Special Politi- from joining the strikers.
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