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JERUSALEM, (JTA)—An ex- porter using the name George Fisher, who was wounded by the blast of a parcel post bomb in a Damascus postoffice, was iden- tified as Alois Brunner, one of Adolf Eichmann's top Gestapo aides in the slaughter of Euro- pean Jewry during the war. Brunner, whose name came up during –the trial of Eichmann, was known in Eichmann head- quarters as "Brunner Number One," to distinguish him from his brother, Anton, another Eich- maim aide. Anton was tried for his. war crimes by a court in Vienna and hanged. During the Vienna trial, the prosecution stressed that both brothers were equally guilty and Alois Brunner was accused of sending 48,000 Vienna Jews to death camps. He was also charged with having supervised the liquidation of Jewish communi- ties in Greece, France, Slovakia, Austria and Germany and the transport of those Jews to death camps. Dieter Wisliceny, another Eichmann aide, testified at the Nuremberg trials that Alois Brun- ner was one of the most cruel officials in Eichmann headquar- ters. Reports received here follow- ing the close of the Eichmann trial in August indicated that Austrian police had renewed their search for Brunner who disappeared. Subsequent reports suggested that the • missing Ges- tapo official had fled to Egypt and that after the Egyptian- Syrian unification into the United Arab Republic, he went to Da- mascus. There, as George Fisher, he reportedly helped to organize the Syrian intelligence service and then went into the export- import business. Most recently he was reported to be engaged In supplying arms to the Al- gerian rebels. MB you adult acti ies at the Spencer Memorial hurch, and conduct sisterhoo meetings at lymouth Chur Rabbi San- fo • Jarashow d that a con- egation ittee has been ooking nd for a suitable sit house of worship. 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I smaisi nsimar nonaa axe — E (Continued from Page 1) graph considered by observ- vast one, according to the C has talked, both in the Middle ers here as highly significant mission, involving approxi East and since his return to In this paragraph, the PCC. ly 450,000 parcels of land. Headquarters, have received him calls the attention of Assem- In connection with Arab in a friendly manner, manifested bly delegations to two "work- ugee bank accounts in Isr a deep interest in seeking prog- ing papers" issued several formerly blocked but now u ress, and given him their views years ago dealing with "The frozen by the Israel Govern- freely and frankly." Question of Reintegration by ment, the Commission reported The report then implies that, Repatriation or R e s e t t 1 e- that "as of June 30, 1961, so far, Dr. Johnson has not yet ment" and "The Question of there had been released (by been able to get agreement be- Compensation." Thus the Israel) a total of 2,790,045 tween Israel and the Arab Commission bolstered t h e pounds sterling of the accounts states on the refugee question, view that repatriation of the of refugees and absentee own- but holds out the hope that the refugees is not the only pos- ers." Commission may be able to re- sible solution, and that rein- According to the Commision, port "progress" soon. tegration a n d resettlement Jordan, Lebanon and the Un- The Commission's r e p or t must also be considered; as ited Arab Republic have now Israel has constantly de- agreed to permit refugees in stated: "While declaring that it was manded. their areas to withdraw those No indication was given as to accounts through Ba s Bank not yet possible to submit firm conclusions, Dr. Johnson in- when a further PCC report in- and negotiat . formed the Commission that dicating "progress on the refu- Syrian Arab Republic on this high officials of the host coun- gee question" may be expected. n er is ex- tries and of Israel had ex- The Assembly's Special pected that the release era- the tion will start in the near fu- pressed the view that it might ical Committee has pl Arab refugee que next to ture," the Commission reported. be possible to take practical steps with regard to the refu- the last item o • s agenda so The Commission also report- gee problem without prejudice that it may of be reached ed at refugee account to the positions of the govern- until late .vember or early led ments on other aspects of the December. t was presumed `Palestine question.' While it here that further report from clearly would not be possible at the PCC • the refugee issue agreed this stage to develop an accept- may be d before the com- permit refuge apply for is begun. able set of detailed proposals, mittee de the unfr . nds but so far Regardin e Commission's th . the Commission hopes, in the ment "remains unim- light of Dr., Johnson's report, other activitie , mented." The Commission to be able to make suggestions ported that it is continuing asserted in its report that its in the near future with respect with its work of identification help to refugees for obtaining to methods of procedure that and evaluation of refugee prop- these funds "remains . avail- Might lead to progress on the erty ih Israel. The task is a able." refugee question." sr as MB After reporting briefly on other activities, such as Is- rael's release of Arab refugee 0 . bank accounts, the Commis- * • sion's report added a para- up WI MIR WO ation ewish Cong , (JTA —A two- Reform congregation, ch still does not have a ome of its own, was disclose to be using the Protestant church ous functions. The four chu extended th elping e first Jewish c in are the First Unitarian Church, the first Pres- byterian Church, the Plymouth Church and Spencer Memorial Presbyterian Church. The 125 Jewish worshipers hold weekly Sabbath services at the Unitarian Church, have their religious school at the First Presbyterian Church, hold their 1961 'Og .10 q0330 `SUP .'d Hopeful Note Introduced in Palestine Conciliation Report to UN Assembly