Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1947 — Page 32
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In 20th Centuries
Clash as Bedouins ~ Battle With Zionists
Tough Arab Tribesmen Love fo Fight; ow
* Believe in Leaving Work for Women
By. WALLACE R. DEUEL; Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Dec,” 19-The 20th century is preparing: to do, battle with the 14th century in Palestine—and the 20th: century could lose. Oe The Zionist settlers In Palestine are the. sons of the ‘20th omtury in the tragic struggle that now impends, The Arabs are the repre- | bertatives oo Ty eh part of them to another. as their | the offensive against the Jews. Nerds eat up the sparse forage and Their attacks will mount in scale drink the water holes dry. | and ferocity as a They Love to Fight . the British - with- The Bedouin is one of the most draw from = the cunning ‘and resourceful guerrilla Holy Land. fighters the world has ever seen, Tlie Arabs won't He is a fighting man before he is
yy anything else attack in ‘the § He doesn't have to be whipped
moje a vanner up hy propaganda 10 fight, or be armies, tanks, drafted or mobilized. He doesn’t planes, A-bombs, have to be inoculated or newly and printing presses extravagantly outfitted and equipped
or F taught to pull a trigger or kissed r Hollywood starlets or entertained Bob Hope, | The desert Arab loves to fight the Arab fighting. The Bedouins ?0dly enough. He considers his kind aren't living in the modern era, of warfare the only occupation fit but in medieval—if not ancient [07 honorable men, and he spends times, and they will fight in the a large part of his time thinking
find the USO, “A some people pre- ‘
dict Mr. Deuel Desert Bedouins will do most of
medieval manner, whout it, talking about it and doi : ing it This desert Bedouin is a sinularly The Bedouin {x nlways ready for tough specimen dnt raid. <All he needs for it are i: He has no fixed abode The des- horse, his rifle and .a few like-
ert won't support that kind of a life He is a nomad home is a tent, Almost his only other forms of
minded friends His only and
Work—That's for Women
These are always at
Work, in the Bedouin's soph of property are livestock--chiefly cam- values, is for women. els and horses—and a rifle. The desert fighter operates nl
He lives in the bitter heat and small groups, eald of the desert and along its rim, by surprise out of the desert and| he. travels vast distances. through {adie neal immediately back info tts trackless and terrible wastes by: the desert horse and camel. All he needs to] The Bedouin moreover, cherisie keep, going
striking suddenly and
A handful of cottage cheese and a few olives every day or tra National boundaries and national
is a hunk of hard bread, the principle of the blood feud
an eye for a tooth" If you kill a member of his
an eye and a tooth for
fami] |
~eitizenships and loyalties mean rela- or tribe,
he will consider life not) tively little to this Individual. The worth living until he has killed one biggest social unit that means much of vou
to him is his tribe. Each tribe—and confederation of tribes—sticks pretty much to the same grazing area. However, these areas are huge and the tribesmen move from one
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These are the tactics the Arabs will employ against the Jews, ~ Zionists Want Peace
But the Zionists are children gl
the 20th century, They want to be left alone, in peace, to build homes and schools | and hospitals and irrigation systems
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That is, they create—and they are ~fixed targets They can’t build a Chinese wall
lor a Maginot Line around their new per
state, and they petual guard frontier, Britain is the only imperial power |
cant along
mount
their - whole
{that has come anywhere near work- | Ing out tactics for countering Bed-|
ouin warfare, and they have done|
{this In the first instance with alr
power, The Zionists can build up the| neceszary air force, too, although it costs an. awful lot of money, | However, they will have a hard
|time developing the other weapons | {and tactics which the British have! [used to back up their air power
For the British have always been able and willing to use their land | forces, their fleet, their economic| power and their vast skill and ex-
at your Yi perience in Arab and Moslem afCER'S fairs, too. R05! a Expected to Ask U. 8. Aid | Britain, "moreover, 5 always
been ready to make big concessions {to the Arabs when convinced this WAS necessary. It is hard to see how the Zionists | can do any of these things. They can't make the one concession which would appease the Arabs, which would be to give up the Jew ish national home in the Holy Land. | Nor do the Zionists have the vast]
resources the British have been able to employ to supplement the RAF. |
Only great powers can do these] thi, IRS t 1947 by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, In |
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Bank Choir Plans
Daily Concerts
‘The 35-voice chorus of the Indi{ana "National Bank will sing at 11:30 fa, m . and 1:30 p. m. today, and will {sing every day through Wednesday lin the bank. On Saturday the hour will be 11:30 a. m. only, but an ‘added performance will be given at. 12:45 p. m./ | Wednesday. . The chorus is made up entirely by employees of the bank. ‘
| Members of the chorus are: Norm Oburn, Joyce May, Florence Scott, Flor ence pial a Bennelt, J | Owens, ma s, Josephifie Berkopes, |Jo Anp Able, Patricia Clark Don Hart- | man, Nell Knierihm, Polly Wilson, Shirley { Jane Stout, Mary Polston
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| The chorus is accompanied on the: Hammond organ- by. Clarence ‘Elbert,
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lolis Maennerchor, and is organist and choirmaster of the Trinity {Lutheran Church.
Ship Stowaways Puzzle
Italian Liner Officials | NEW YORK, Dec. 19 (UP)—Officers of the Italian liner Vulcania began an investigation today to determine how 16 of the 20 stowaways on the ship's last voyage from Europe could make the trip undetected Four stowaways were discovered en route and the rest were apprehended at the pier by immigration authorities.
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