President to !Mende with Nasser on Suez Canal Transit Restrictions (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) Ben-Gurion's High Holy Day Message to Diaspora (Direct JTA Teletype Wire to The Jewish News) Minis- ter David Ben-Gurion declared in a New Year's message to Jews everywhere that "during the past 12 years we obtained much encouragement from the faithful support of Jews in other countries and I. am sure this will continue." Sending the message "in the name of the Israel government and people," the Prime Minister said "we recognize our respon- sibility to the Jewish people wherever they are and Israel's gates will always remain open to every Jew coming to partici- pate in the upbuilding of the homeland." He opened his message with an outline of achievements in JERUSALEM—Prime ters were discussed with the President including topics that might emerge at the United Nations session that op en e d Tuesday. He said the president was urged to use his personal prestige to work for world peace and especially Middle Eastern peace. The president's response was termed "warm" and the meeting characterized as "fruitful." M r. Eisenhower reiterated the American position on Suez transit and allied matters, it was indicated. The delegation conveyed Jew- ish New Year greetings to Eisenhower. WASHINGTON — President Eisenhower Tuesday indicated he would consider using his influence on Suez Canal transit restrictions during the visit of President Nasser of the United Arab Republic, according to representatives of the confer- ence of major national Jewish organizations. The delegation, led by Label Katz, of New Orleans, chairman of the conference and president of Bnai Brith, included Rabbi Irving Miller, president of the American Zionist Council; Rab- bi Joachim Prinz, president of the Americap Jewish Congress; Moses Feure'stein, president of Union of Orthodox Congrega- tions of America, a Bisgyer, ex ice presi- d ent of i •e r made knol,v' n Rab that president was ask seek _n end to blo de of bo tt pre the .A.R. nat nal la mat- State Department decision give President Nasser free in while in this country has opened the possibility for the United Arab Republic boss to speak in Detroit, should he ac- cept the invitation of a number of Arab societies here. The cultural societies, more than a dozen in number, have asked Nasser to come to De- troit after his appearance at the United Nations next week. The invitation was drafted at a meeting at the Islamic Mosque Hall in Dearborn last Friday. The Detroit area contains the largest concentration of Arabic speaking residents in the United States. Secretary of State Christian Herter said that no restrictions have been placed on Nasser, although other dictators head- ing their delegations to the UN Advertising Artist Nasser FINAL WEEK TIRE SALE! TIRE PRICES SLASHED UP TO 5 PER $16° TIRE OFF KELLY CELEBRITY NYLON WHITEWALL TUBELESS TIRES! SIZE MFGR'S LIST SALE PRICE 6.70-15 ... ..akte '5 39.45 - .1-15 8.00-15 . 43.25 48.10 YOU SAYE 12.00 13.15 28.8 32.0 14.40 16.05 Sale prices plus ta, v r old tire N AK PSI original e nt exch ge r Premium Imlay KELLY C LON EXT B 1TY by discrimi• cuing new car o ho pref e best. LIKE NEW.. RIVEN ON FEW MILES Follow the Crowd are restricted in travel and must remain in Manhattan. Included among those whose travel has been curtailed are Khrushchev, Castro and Tito. Herter added, however, that Nasser as yet has not been is- sued a formal White House in- vitation by President Eisen- hower to visit Washington. Meanwhile, Arab diplomatic sources indicated that their UAR boss is determined to get an invitation from the State De- partment to come to Washing- ton and discuss Middle East problems with high United States officials. They also revealed that he in- tends to address Americans of Arab descent in San Francisco and perhaps also in other cities during his stay in the United States. M any Americans of Arab descent in this country are Lebanese and Syrians who do not hesitate to voice their opposition to Nasser, and to ad- vocate Arab-Israel understand- ing. Henry Cabot Lodge, former United States Ambassador to the United Nations and now a vi presidential candidate, ann ed in Erie, Pa., that he ight it would be a good g for Nasser to tour the while he is in this count ALGIERS, (JTA) — merchant and two other inen were injured here this week when terrorists tossed a hand grenade into the jewelry store owned - by Jacob Allouche. The others injured, in addition to Allouche, were a clerk in his store and a passerby. It was the second attack of the kind in a week, in the Jew- ish quarter of Constantine. A bomb was thrown at another store during the previous week. Neither the terrorist who threw the grenade, nor the one who tossed the bomb, has been appre- hended. Residents of the Jewish quarter are concerned about the attacks. Until now, Jews have largely escaped attack by ter- rorists here. N.Y. 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