He has served both his country and the U.N. by being an adviser in various capacities to U.S. delegations to the United Nations. beginning with the Dumbarton Oaks Conference. And the report which he authored was the conclusion of more than 1 years work as special representative of the U.N. Conciliation Commission. I repeat: Dr. Johnsons distinguished career merits him more respectful treatment. Perhaps a number of my colleagues may see fit to disagree with the Johnson plan after reading the following r6sum6. but it is my sincere hope that this crucial issue will be discussed temperately and constructively. Invective and careless charges relating to the refugee problem in the Mideast cannot alleviate this dangerous situation.