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Show - ' . , . - ' , -- . . ' 1t, tentrayi-Moy--16v-1- 948 , iiiion-- f - . , , ' , Meik Interprets World Events .. , , . V- -- V. -- ; , By Vivian' Men( , ,, (Internationally Known, Corn. ., mentator on World Events) - j ., '' The picture of a small Jewish, I 1,, patrol outside of what was once t the famous Semiramis Hotel, .'- f ii; , tells its own story- when you i LA , of this-i t 4,; 1-k- : e oncefamous social resort. .. ',,,,' - - ,,. ' 1.: pilt of rubble is now typical of l'r'", - -- r ' I I, t ' --- , - , ,,.... ,, r Katamostric has become the scene of spoilt:lie fighting but it lif :. -- - --- - - trurrelatzton---trr-Jorusalet- itself-wil- t tf l - - -- II , -- ' Way, named after It is ' old Roman ofEmperor. this and throu rectyleast the Jaffa gate that old -- -- gate d. To Herod's Gate East of the Church of the Holy of the Sepulchre,runs Chain which divides the Jewish quarter from the famous Moslem orphanage, the supreme Moslem Council H. Q. and the Moslem quarter which extends up to ' ,. the-Stre- . - 2, " ........ , et IleracraGate. - , '14,-.- ,, '1 ..:, ' I , v- along-the-Jerich- -, t ,.... r4:t...",,,i ''' ' I ,,,,,,,, 4.,... P 4. , ,, ' - '' '" , .- -r . - .' W4-- -- . b 0- ..,., 7.1-,4 ellN--..- '1",v , ', ' ' , ', 4, - 4 -- t" , " '' ri lt.f - ''.- ' dr A I :L....! I ,,e'-'- t t.-- -- ,,Lyr, 4 91- "- 1, ...... -- -- ' r -t - -'volt - , . . , .'104" ,, A -,- ' , ,..:r ' ,,.c 1 to ,lit r 4,0,, - Anglo;Ainerican-I'd Iit . ,,,,,,j ,: t . .:: As".. , v , HAGANAH PATROLS KATAMON: An a rmed Haganah patrol strolls through .the streets of ,the Katamon District in Jerusa lem during the truce in the battle between the Jews and Arabs for control of that area.- - In- the background of this picture are the ruins of the Arab-owne- d Serirctrnis H otel which was blown up. (AP Wirephotto) :':11:': :. ,,,,. If A.;:: ,. 1 , :,4, ........" -,- itte, ty ,,,.,,, ,...07.:,'',. :.,.,40,16.,..., i , - Lamas just have a darn good life on the credulity of an government Ambassador to Japan, where, the their followers. I do not cast x, prevent, and I think I am story runs in diplomatic circles, aspersions .on Lama Lokana a, but when I think of the sc he had only one . whose photograph has made How The Wind Blows news, all I can say is unprint- - If this is so. it is one of the able. most encouraging little "straws Buddhist Priest-I- . 'Show the way the wind that i can only explain my inclublows' ever, to come out. from Middle East sion, of the picture of the Budbehind the iron curtain. because Lokanatha Whether it is true or not that this iti awaywhen-i- t Blitato and tookTnybreath ideals the with strong affinity desk as a news en Russia "to the gun" in the came on freedom and the men who item, right zny !of in the middle of-- a early recognition ot the Jewish for it their lives offered have g events. State t is true that both the pile of pervades the whole country.. much more fully Just look at him closely., democracies-aris It strong You have a number ot obvialert to Middle East possiPilities It means. too, that domthan was thought, irrespective of enough to dare the ruthless and intelligent ously well-bre- d the pathetic antics of the Palination of Moscow and its secret American girls, beautifully estine Commission in the League. police. turned out and richly endowDuring the last week eI have ed a of wealth with , hair, Strong Underground received information woinen's crownig carefully watching But most of all it means that --ing down on the pavement to especially their must be a strong underallow the ten sacred toes of new inItussian moves just farther east Palestine. After the Comin this Buddhist Priest to walk ground resistance movement munists' setback in Europe, they Czechoslovakia and this moveover the tresses because conintend to lie low for a bit. This, ment may well prove in due tact with the Los Angeles sideis a deceptive lull from course the fuse owhich will exwalk ,would have defiled his however, nature of the Commufluid the moral the of -the , dynamite sanctity.plode of expansion and agHave you ever beard of such nist planwhich force which Moscow is trying to Moscow to allows gression crush through terrorism and utter rubbish? front switch from one- cold-wsatellite the in yellow-robbeI have seen these propaganda d, to another. states. shaven-heade- d MPYoolUills This week indications are in their native haunts, in Boma, becoming more clear that once and with all Tibet, and. China, again Russia is alter a thrust Malik due respect to 'the origin of down through Iraq and Iran, of it Persia Burma, genuine mysticism using the Anportant,oil Today there is one big questhat most of these - interests a n d acknowledged tion being asked not only in, is Lake Success. but in street can and busses, elevators and society I :- 1! i4 f '1.....,1-:L........L- COMMENTATOR: Vivian' Meik, internationally known News apalyst gives views -- section of the Moslem. quarter right as far as Herod's gate. The American colony is north of Herod's gate and quite a distance from the United States Consu late which lies west of Julian's Way, northof Katamon. - -- Many Colonies no space here to I have - scribe the - w - de- - historyin fact the. very essence of the sacred his makes up this city, torywhich but there are miniature colonies inhabited by the devotees of all Christianity and Israel, churches belonging to Russia, Italy,, Brit- ain, America and even Abyssinia,and, of course many Moslem holy places. But today. in spite of all this talk about tht appointment of a neutral mayor of the city, all these holy places are threatened. Czech 'U. S. Day' ' volumes for the f, speaks courage ant' cleverness of the photographers. who were able to bring out of Czechoslovakia ploptures of American and British flags flying: and huge photo.: graphs of Roosevelt, Ike, and Benes being paraded through' the streets of Pilsen. Pilsen is a district In which ps is situated the largest armament plant in Europe, the Skoda Works. This great armament plant, modern to the last strip of stainless steel, is now working at full pressure for Moscow. Skoda, during the war was famous for the quality of its then I have heard 14 has been turned over to top secret work. For that reason alone I find it remarkable that a display of public spirit of the degree ,strength shown in these pictures was allowed. All I pe-ha- - ' ...,.,- guns-and-tan- ks,- but--since- - , - , . .,, . I -- -- -- - I ;,....' N 7 : 71 .. - ., ,,. . t- - )- - ,,,,,,,. - e 10. ..,'f. , : .. 6 I , , , . I ! - , , k y.. , ' k ? . , - GREAT filAY EUEIII! , 1,,, , , ' L , ,e- , , - , . . e ; .L - This is the ! 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In appearance he is just the opposite to Gromyko, being especially noteworthy as a squire of dames. He holds the rank of Deputy ,,, . 4 . 4. - - . , I gatherings. Will or will not Jacob Malik say "No" in capital letters as his predecessor Andrei Gromyko has been doing for many months. Another Marionette The secrecy of Russian methods is so complete that it Is Idle to guess what his instructiorui are. Only one thing is certain. Malik will be no less and no more r marionette than Andrei Gromyko when it comes to stating the Russian point of view. Charming Person In tört.; I met Gromykri-flis- t don at the birth of the United Nations and, outside business, found his a charming personality, though his sardonic expression under his beetling brows and shock of black hair those some what frightened who did not know him well. -If Malik is as well liked pH- -, vately and personally as Gromyko he will have a good opportunity ,of removing some of the prejudice Gromyko acquired because he played his part only too well. - Some observers - think that Gromyko has been dismissed. I do not believe this for one moment. On the contrary, I think he is probably being promoted on account of his experiencem the West, which will now be placed at the disposal of the Politbureau, the central power of the Communist parties. Against the anxieties that this create in our minds, transferpay It may, also be possible that Malik has been sent here to begin quite a diferent line of approach to .UN problems. This sort of thing is in. keeping with the well known 'tortuous line generally taken by Russian di- ' -- 4 i tonwathat ct ' . ' ' , Jacob :k f . ,.,,, , , would-b- e ar I. , ' . that-we-ar- " ':i...::,:.::''::.:.. i : . - ..,s,--' "s,,,,,,, ".t.; 144 , ..... i , - :- Vt.- '' t ,i ..i.'1,11 , 'mos ' 't s . 7 . - -- ; 4 4k,.. ... , P ''''4 t, . e f '"I 4,, , 4-,,- . - of the proclaimed -Iew7 . ish Stateof-Israe- l. 4 -1 ,I think most renders would t ., 464find an interpretation of this 4 reeognition intetesting. 1 Walk . are two kinds of ac. . , knowledgment of a states soWALKS ON TRESSES: C Venerable Lokanatha, a Buddhist missionary priest ,PRIEST 1 from Burma vereignty"de f4scto". and "tie steps over long hairs of twelve' women who spread their tresses before him- -,- jure..".Ttie fornfa.rof means rec, lecture-Tra.oAn geles. The priest is not permitted la step as he arrived to give a actual Ciognition because rcumstances, but does not net- on common pavement-.- Lokanatha is in th is country to talk peace.---fAWirephota-- st-acknowladge the leg of that the government right is in power either by force or who Is recognized is regarded ly, at leastthe Arabs would looting an unprotected, unrightfully elected have placed the whole United acknowledged no nian's land. jouthreerw, reiseco. gintittisononilsyglyvheeril:idne goas vtehrenmkegnati, of the country. Nations in an even more embarBy this technical "de facto ' In the Palestine case in view rassing position than the assem- recognition it is hoped that soma cidentally, both terms are Latin and mean factually and of the area and trouble Involved bly is now. They could have sort of a hinge Aga 11 be left on acknowledgment some sort- - of recognition had to been regarded (among other which to swing further United legallythat bandits Nations peace efforta. la mace that the government be given, otherwisetechnical things) as aggressive world-shakin- 0, -- :, ' i - - ,Awil ,. can say is that it must have - Foreign Minister (there are four been too strong even for the such position) and his last ofof Soviet ficial --tCommunists - . 4 ( 1...4,4. ,.. . an -- ' . . I - i ,, ',0WC Iv ' N. 44 -- ,.,;. .. 4b .0'-''- A' Is i4 t t ' : ""sti 11- t ti I- - ---- ,,,..,' :. - i 1 As I go to press a little More ntws is coming in about- - me' . PIM'''. - N. 4".... ..,,' State 7 of Israel ,....,,,..t, .- -- ,,., , s. . ie, l'0.0,-,,,.- ,,t ' , 4 ', - 7 , , t, . ,,,i,-- . 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That .is .the, position today, but the technicality of t, recognition of Israel is a pointer that we are fully alive lo . what is happening in that part of the world- -',, ,, pi.. - ,, ,x Is-- - : ,,,,4 4 :, ' paigna renching-o- i,ii , ' ,...,., . 77 - '.''. ,,. 4- - -- jc::-- , ,.it , is ,, -,4 -- 6., .0,,t; 'I- - - I- - ,.. , 4.!4't t'',--- - . ,,-- - I , ,. 1.,,,,,, ..... e- ,-- 4. -- - ,,, ,, an Anglo-Americ- ,,,,, ,,,,, . , ' 1,,,.. ,. -.1 ' ,,, 0, '"s4-- ' - ,,i ,! '. ,- J 1 I, t ....,- l'Irr:. ' ' ..41 t j--- ,4 ::,,,,,;F 4, st - .. " o In the Moslem quarter is the Via Dolorsosay the route of the -procession to the Crucifixion. : ' Almost directly east of the s. Street of the Chain which cuts -- aeross the center of the- - Holy City is the Wailing' Wall and close by, the Aosa Mosque. Tray- Cling north from the Mosque along the east wall of Jerusalem, Toak one es Gethsemane and Mt. of Olives, till you reach another 1 . , I ,,,. - . - e,!) . '1, B,;(1 , , - - '40.4 ". , , ' ; 4 '' , Soviet com4 petition. in this held Rodone old the Itovillbe by man technique - "divide 'and ' rule.. by trying to place both, ' Arabi and Jews off against Britain and cam- In Iran an America.,..,q.-.v- .P.WA' stir- - iii., , ' i -,- ".777.--- T.-- - . ,t.; !..r:ki., is--th- e sate. 6e ,rn I after and behind begins-Ju- st Jaffa gill Holy Sepulchre, surrounded by the Greek Convent, the Francis-- can Monastery and the Christian quarter to the north, the Armenian quarter to the south, and tzragically-eno- ug polic e barracks just south of the Jaffa , - 1- ------ '' na King - Julians , - - - ! yti1.,07-11ilo- - ,,,,,,..., ,4" . -- - ,,' .s'',,,';00",,,. , 4, r ot; '''" ,'4,, - i C .st- - . , ... ''''')'",' ..t.:.S - ,4 , . - - - W Treads. Tresses ,.,,, .,,.., sO''''. en.0- So'),,,,, , $ . ,,, ..- - into p modefirt----- -)' George the Avenue,- and from there to I 4 of the oldest roads in road-ni- . 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