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The New York Times · 8 July 1951

CP-1951-010

n will b wào that 1,000,000

n will b wào that 1,000,000 — The New York Times, 8 July 1951
The New York Times · 8 July 1951
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ni NEW YORK TIMES, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1....

L+ Arab army of 1,000,000 men to villages and towns where the ref-ists are our enemies anyone who that 1,000,000 Arabs, chiefly the force, independent of all religous N ugees are found. struggles against them will be on refugees, are to be enlisted in sects and groups, to struggle for The regular organ of the Com- an Arab army to die for "imperial- the execution of the partition plan. obvious purpose of cur side.

He is on our side irre- The rather munists distributed among spective of his religion or politics." ism." It is not & matter of having arms OR ARAB REFUGEES the campaign is to keep the 879,- refugees bears the title "The Way This delicacy in not mentioning "The Way Back" writes: and ammunition. No.

To guaran- 000 registered refugees as a source Back." The arrest in March of "All these projects are part of communism is ignored by the po- t

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"n will b wào that 1,000,000," The New York Times, 8 July 1951. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1951-010. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1951-010

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