Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-08
BY WILTON WYNN
Associated Press star Writer

the resolution ordering Egypt to
allow Israeli shipping through
the canal.
IF Israel accepts all U. N.
resolutions we will accept the
Security Council resolution of
1851" Col. Nasser said in a
joint interview yesterday with
the Associated Press and the
Christian Science Monitor.
y Switch of Position
Asked If he had a concrete
proposal for carrying out the
resolutions. Col. Nasser re-
piled:
II can say we are ready to
accept a United Nations board
or commission to put these
resolutions into effect for both
Israel and us. But it would be
unfair if only we are asked to
implement the resolutions on
our side while Israel does not
implement those on her side"
Col. Nasser said such a BOARD
might be the old Palestine con-
citation commission established
in 1949 to implement @. N
resolutions. or q new podv
Although the Arabs nave de-
manded implementation of
u. N. resolutions in the past,
this is the first time Col Mas
ser has proposed the use OF a
commission.
There is no indication Israel
would agree to the plan. The
Israelis have repeatedly turned
down the l947 partition pro-
posal, which would mean loss
of territory they occupied in
the Palestine war of 1913.
The interview in the study
Of Nasser's home was inter-
rupted by an aide who brought
in a note. Col. Nasser read the
note and appeared preoccupied
for a few minutes.
They have tried to assassi-
nate Kassem (the Iraqi Pre-
mier)," he said. 'Baghdad
Radio announced he was
wounded. am against all this
terror and killing"
Contrasting the Iraqi situa-
ton with his own near blood
less revolution in Egypt, Col.
Nasser said:
:.Our policy of moderation
never endangered our revolu-
ton. On the contrary, it helped
us unity our people. Severe
measures of terror and oppres-
sion here would have an adj
verse affect on many of our
people. In my village of BENZ
Murr.i for example, we have a
population OF 1000. but all are
OF one family. Action against
any one OF us would effect all
and it is the same in villages
all over our nation.
Discusses Plot Pattern
when we discover plots
against our revolution. we do
not usually execute the people
as they do IN Baghdad. We try
them. perhaps imprison them
for a time, then release them. !
From the trials. the public
learns what such men have
done and they are isolated
from the people afterward."
Returning to the subject of
Israel. the Arab leader described
as nonsense offers by Israeli
spokesman to meet with the
Arabs and negotiate peace.
In 1949. he said, "the con-
Citation commission called to-
gether the Israelis and Arabs
at Lausanne to discuss i'm
fermentation of the U. N. reso-
buttons on Palestine. The Is
raells pretended to cooperate
as way of getting admission
to the United Nations.
"Once they were admitted. |
they broke off the Lausanne
talks and nothing has been
done toward settlement since"
Canal Ban to Stand
Col. Nasser reiterated he
would not permit Israeli ships
to use the Suez Canal al long
as the Palestine resolutions are
ignored.
None can say the armistice
agreement has ended the state
of war" Col. Nasser added.
1--WE had an armistice sup
posedly in force in 1856 and
yet we definitely had war In
any case, the Israelis abrogated
the armistice in 1856 and they
have refused to recognize it
since"
He recalled that in 1856, be-
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