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Arabs Seek to Force
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Palestine Decision at
Special U. N. Session
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LAKE SUCCESS. N. Y„ April 31.
—The Ar%b League went ahead with
plans today to force a decision on
Palestine at the coming special ses
sion of the United Nations Assembly
despite outspoken opposition from
the UnHpd States and Great Britain.
Pressing for an independent Pal
estine, Paris El Khoury, Syrian dele
gate and chief Arab spokesman
here, said he would file a formal re
quest within three days to have the
Holy Land issue discussed in full
at the meeting starting next Mon
day.
The extra session was called to
consider only establishment of a
committee of inquiry to prepare the
ease for full-scale debate at the
regular fall meeting. Thus the
added Arab request will have to
muster two-thirds of the 55 member
votes to get on the agenda. This
was considered doubtful in view of
American-British opposition.
“We favor a full discussion of
vssv, iiiBUMB-wi m au JUS aspects ilgllt
now,” Mr. El Khoury said. “Per
haps the' General Assembly can
speedily agree on recommendations
to be made to Great Britain.”
U. 8. Remains Firm.
An American spokesman said the
United States position for limiting
the meeting to procedural points
remained firm. He added that
Chief Delegate Warren R. Austin
was prepared to lay down the
American policy on a committee in
quiry, but would neither touch on
the substance of the case nor vote
to admit any final-discussion item
to the agenda.
The British took the same atti
tude.
Regardless of the outcome of the
test ballot on the Arab proposal,
observers generally agreed that the
newest move blasted hopes of the
U. N. staff for a short meeting of
two weeks. Even if the Arabs were
eventually voted down, delegates
envisioned hours of debate before
that decision could be taken, and
the touchy mandate issue of Jewish
immigration was sure to get into
the discussions.
The Arab position was set forth
here as Emil Khouri, head of the
political department of the Arab
higher committee, said in Jerusalem
that the independent Palestine
sought by the Arabs would be pre
pared to "conclude a treaty to pro
tect Britain’s vital interests” in the
Holy Land, but not to grant military
bases.
He plamjed to meet with Haj
Amin El Husseinl, the exiled Mufti
of Jerusalem, in Cairo today or to
morrow, but denied that the Mufti
wanted to seise power by becoming
bead of an independent ‘Palestine
government.
light Calendar This Week.
Mr. Khouri declared that in the
event of Palestine independence, the
Arabs would recognize the citizen
ship of all Jews in Palestine prior to
1918 and of their descendants, but
"those brought into Palestine under
force of British arms since then
would be treated as foreigners.”
There now are approximately
600,000 Jews in Palestine against less
than 60,000 in 1919.
With the coming Palestine session,
scheduled for the Assembly Building
at Flushing Meadows, occupying the
major attention of delegations, the
V. N. looked toward to a light cal
endar this week. No Security Coun
cil session* were slated.
Three committee sessions were
called for today, all of them closed.
The Big Five subcommittee of the
Commission on Conventional Arma
ments convened to tackle a work
program on slashing down arms;
delegates from United States,
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Britain, Russia and France gathered
to discuss a governor for Trieste;
and the Working Committee of the
Atomic Energy Commission set an
other session.
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