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T H * SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
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"^sr having closely followed
the doings at the UN since its
inception, cannot help but come
to the conclusion that “history'’
is more powerful than man—who
is up today and down tomjjrrow.
The process goes on untntruth
is vindicated. Hence his absolute
faith that Israel, the people of
peace, will outlive the cold war
and even the mighty powers that
be.
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BEHIND UN SCENES—by David Hororwitz
The Russians Are UptoSomething
UNITED NATIONS, (WUP)—
The 15th session of the General
Assembly has gone into its
fourth week, and while some of
the heads of state have already
left the East River conclave, the
terrific tension created here by
the Soviet tactics the first few
weeks still bedevils the atmos
phere* and no one has been able
to escape it.
That the majority of delegates
are deeply disturbed goes with
out saying. Nikita Khrushchev’s
several outbursts have so upset
the equilibrium of this world
body that one wonders whether
it will ever get back to normal
cy.
The very heart of the UN has
been struck by Nikita’s attack*
upon the secretariat and upon
Dag Hammarskjold himself. The
UN certainly will never bo the
same again. Due to the seeming
ly uncompromising Soviet posi
tion, chances are inevitable.
Greatest of these, undoubtedly,
will be in the structure of the
Secretariat. President Nkrumah
of Ghana has offered a com
promise solution to Khrushchev’s
proposal for three Secretary -
Generals replacing the one now
heading the UN. He has sug
gested that one be from the
West another from the East and
the third from a neutral bloc.
Nkrumah’s proposal calls for
three deputy Secretary-Generals
working with the Secretary-
General. Whether Mr. K will ac
cept this proposal is difficult to
say. He might very well do so
in order to win over the neu
trals with the new African
states.
On the other hand, the Chair
man of the USSR knew very
well that his own proposal would
require revision of the Charter,
also Security Council sanction.
Revision of the Charter needs a
two-thirds vote in the Assembly
and Council action would as
suredly face a Western veto.
Shrewd and cunning Khrush
chev, fully aware of this when
he made his proposal, must have
had something else up his sleeve.
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It is now clear what that was:
a maneuver to win over the
African states and all other so-
called neutrals to his side. He
also wanted to confuse and be
fuddle the West.
This then is a political game
unparalleled in world history
and Mr. K, on the alert every
second of the day like a soldier
on the front lines, is playing it
with all the cunning of the
ancient Chaldeans. With no re
gard for parliamentary decorum,
he lashes into whosoever he
wishes to strike, and then acts
as if nothing had happened. Yet
the blow is struck and the dam
age done.
And in‘all this development
what could an impartial observ
er truly say?
True, the Soviets have limited
Jewish activity in Russia, and
while the USSR Constitution
holds anti-Semitism as a crime,
reports often belie this law.
Freedom of movement is re
stricted and emigration barred.
To thes? can be added a score
of other complaints.
Yet, what criticism might one
direct against Mr. K on his de
vastating onslaught against Gen
eral Franco who had been a
collaborator with Hitler?
Again, what could one say
about his bitter castigation of
West Germany where the mem
ories of the six million still
linger? Where Nazis still hold
high positions? Where a new
Israeli Art Exhibit
Opens in Atlanta
The Atlanta Art Association
and the Consul of Israel will
sponsor an exhibition, “Forms
from Israel,” beginning October
16 through November 6, in the
Great Gallery, 280 Peachtree St.,
N. E.
The exhibit consists of two
parts: a comprehensive display
of Israeli handicrafts including
ceramics, weaving, jewelry, Tor
ah decorations, and dolls; and a
group of twenty paintings, each
done by a different Israeli artist,
all chosen to reflect the many
art forms and techniques indige
nous to Israel today.
On Wednesday, Oct. 19, 10:30
a m. Miss Yurika Mann, director
of the Jerusalem Art Institute,
where many of the paintings
have hung, will speak on “Con
temporary Art of Israel” at the
Atlanta Art Association.
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given to express the group’s ap
preciation for her leadership.
A skit was presented as part
of the program. The following
participated: Eva Elias, Dorothy
Fierman, Elaine Maziar, Marilyn
Maziar, and Marilyn Palmer.
Officers are Marilyn Palmer,
president; Dona Wild and Sherry
Hershberg vice presidents; Elaine
Maziar, and Helene Herman, and
Phyllis Turner, secretaries;
Gayle Miller, treas.; Robyn Sic-
ro. historian; Terry Isenberg,
sergeant-at-arms; Alan Shaw,
coach; and Renee Michaels,
counselor.
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militerism is rising
And Who can say that he did
not have a point on the question
of the admission into the UN of
China’s mainland with Its 600,-
000,000 people
And what about his attack
upon Dag Hammarskjold? Sure
ly here Mr K was utterly un
justified, many hold. Who can
be more devoted than Dag? Yet,
when the overall picture Is
viewed and we go back to 1956
and the Suez Canal, one cannot
forget that Hammarskjold was
the one who aided Nasser in
clearing the Canal—a very noble
act—but then failed to follow
up in making the Egyptian dic
tator keep his work by allowing
Israeli shipping to pass through
the Canal. Dag let the issue ride
at the expense of Israel. Is he
now paying for this sin?
Who is to judge here on the
evils of politics when politicians
of both sides are playing games
at the expense of the people who
crave for peace and justice.
What your correspondent is
trying to say is that above and
beyond human machination
there is a justice in the world
which, in the long run, equal
izes matters.
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