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Harriman Says U.S Willing
to Enlist USSR Aid in M.E. Issue

Israeli Violinist Ivry Gitlis Gives Successful Concerts in Russia
LONDON, (JTA) — The first was r e p o r t e d here from His other concerts were given

!performance in Vilna by an Moscow.
in M o s c o w, Leningrad, Kiev
Israeli artist was a tremendous
Violinist Ivry Gitlis gave a and Odessa.
dle East, Dr. Johnson had been success and the audience re- series of concerts under the
charged with trying to find a fused to allow him to leave cultural exchange program of
For best results — Use
solution to that problem. A plan before he gave five encores, it the Soviet Union and Israel.
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HARRIMAN, N. Y. (JTA)—
The United States is willing to
talk to the Soviet Union about
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possible achievement of stability he had proposed informally for
in the Middle East, including a type of plebiscite among the
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Arab-Israeli disputes, W. Averell refugees on their wishes to re-
Harriman, Under Secretary of turn to Israel or accepting com-
State for Political Affairs, de- pensation from Israel had been
clared here. Citing the Soviet rejected by both the Arab states
Union's "new, ascending and and Israel and, consequently,
dangerous •spirals- in the Arab- was never formally presented to
Israeli armg– race," he warned the United Nations.
that the Moscow Government is
In general, he said, the Mid-
etz "not likely to abandon its trou- dle East area was beset by two
cc
cr4 blesome practices" in the region. major problems which he iden-
Nevertheless, he declared, the tified as mutual Arab - Israeli
United States must be "on the fear of attack and the problems
as alert" toward possible enlist- of the Arab refugees.
ment of Soviet cooperation for WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A
the achievement of stability in major revision of U.S. command
structure which will transfer
z the Middle East.
Harriman was one of the prin- jurisdiction of the Middle East,
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cipal speakers at Arden House, including the Israel-Arab area,
his family's former estate, now and much - of Africa from the
owned by Columbia University, Navy to the Army-led Strike
at a weekend Assembly con- Command has been approved by
vened by Columbia University Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc-
on the topic, "The United States Namara.
Admiral C. D. Griffin, Com-
and the Middle East." Seventy
leading American educators, mander-in-Chief, U. S. Naval
businessmen, industrialists and forces in Europe, will turn over
government experts attended command of the Middle East, in-
cluding the United Arab Re-
the assembly.
the Arabian Peninsula, In-
Preceding Harriman's address, public,
the Red Sea and the Indian
the Assembly heard a statement dia,
Ocean to Gen. Paul Adams, U.S.
from Dr. Joseph E. Johnson, Army
Commander-in-Chief, U.S.
president of the Carnegie En- Strike Commander, whose army-
dowment for International Peace, air force strike command has
and former special envoy of the headquarters in Florida.
United Nations Palestine Con- The controversial reorganiza-
ciliation Commission to the tion represent a defeat for the
Middle East. Dr. Johnson pro- Navy, which stresses the advan-
posed that the Arab states and tages of the aircraft carrier and
Israel be persuaded to adopt a Navy-Marine amphibious forces,
policy of "acquiescence" for the over army arguments that air-
solution of their disputes, even lifted troops from the United
if no formal peace treaty be- States can get to trouble areas
tween Israel and her Arab neigh- first: There has been rio deci-
bors is as yet possible. He •also, sion as to putting the Navy and
like Mr. Harriman, foresaw pos- Marine corps under General
sible Soviet agreement on such Adams' command.
a course.
Harriman told the Assembly: Nathan T. Nemetz
"We should be alert to the pos- Named as Judge in
sibility of modification of Soviet
policies in the Middle*East, and British Columbia
TORONTO, (JTA)—Nathan T.
exploit any such possibility on
talks with the Russians when- Nemetz, a Vancouver lawyer
ever we -think they might be and communal leader, has been
brought to realize the advantages named a judge of the Supreme
of contributing to, rather than Court of British Columbia. The
detracting from, stability in the last previous appointment of a
area. Such conversations would Jewish judge to the British Co-
lumbia bench was that of Samuel
be in our interest.
in 1914. He was the
"There is an awareness," he Shultz
Jew to be named to such
said, "that, unlike the United first
in Canada at that time.
States, which is constantly work- a post
The new judge is a past presi-
ing for peaceful conditions in dent
of the Vancouver Bnai
the Middle East, the Soviets Brith lodge and for 16 years
seek to break down stability and served as chairman of the Joint
buy short-term propaganda vic- Community Relations Committee
tories." He then cited, as an of the Pacific region of the
example, the spiraling of the Canadian Jewish Congress and
Israeli-Arab- arms race, declar- Bnai Brith.
ing Moscow's actions in that
area have "been disruptive."
Dr. Johnson, in his address, Boilermakers' Union
proposing the policy of Arab- Buys Israel Bonds
For the second consecutive
Israeli "acquiescence" which, he
said, th.: Soviet Union might be year, the International Brother-
persuaded "at least not to hood of Boilermakers, Iron Ship
block," dealt at length with the Boilers,. Blacksmith, Forgers
Arab refugee question. As the and Helpers (AFL-CIO) this
PCC's special envoy to the Mid- week purchased $20,000 in State
of Israel Bonds as "a further
expression of continued interest
JOIN THE GALA ANNUAL
in Israel."
EVENT IN BEHALF OF YESHIVA
The check for the purchase
BETH YEHUDAH.
was presented to leaders of the
Israel Bond drive in Kansas City,
ATTEND THE BETH YEHUDAH
site of the international head-
SCHOOLS DINNER AT COBO
quarters of the union, by Rus-
HALL NOVEMBER 10th.
sell K. Berg,- president, and
Homer E. Patton, secretary-treas.•
CALL WE 1-0203
urer of the labor organization.

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