Nasser's Provocations Against Jordan Seen as Middle East Threat LONDON, (JTA) — Specula- tions as to whether Gamal Abdel Nasser, president of the United Arab Republic, is inclined to risk war in the Middle East, or pos- sibly world war, by attacking Jordan and thus involving Israel, were printed widely here in the London press. The apprehensions were trig- gered by the fact that Nasser has continued, since his return from the United Nations General As- sembly in New York; to attack not only Israel but also to threaten what the Times of Lon- don sees as a possible "territorial claim against Jordan." Foreign affairs experts here hold that a Nasser attack against Jordan is sure to involve Israel, since the Jewish State has warned repeatedly that it would take counter-action if Nasser were to intervene in Jordan with armed force. _ Damascus, Beirut and Cairo dispatches reported that Nasser openly claims Jordan now as "Syrian" territory. In reports of a speech at Damascus last night, Nasser was quoted as saying: "Before World War I, Jordan was all Syrian—and It still is." USSR Approves, New Leningrad Synagogue TEL AVIV, (JTA),:---4 The SoViet government has granted permission for the construction of a new synagogue at Lenin- grad, it was reported here by Dr. Gerhard Riegner, European director for the World Jewish Congress. Here to attend a meeting of the World Congress organiza- tional • committee, as well as to participate in the 25th World Zionist Congress which- opens in Jerusalem .in - week, Dr. Riegner told a presS confer- ence that he saw signs, of a possible softening of Soviet Russia's ,-attitude toward Jews in the USSR; - : Among the signs:, he said, are the permission for mg of the new s gag nounced r Ines the Rus- sian go rnm to publish some iddish* literature, and the quest recently made Je% sh writers in ' ish; a -- Y . p ese move r. 1egn d, have ged Je aders op that ore sitive lopment ay be ticipate in th viet Union r ding culture and reli Irish Mist Demand Resignation - Hebrew U. to Install 'Marian Anderson' Room Danny Raskin's of Nazi-Backed Head LISTENING A SMALL GROUP of dedi- cated women in the community are working 'feverishly to alert folks to the need that now ex- ists at- Penrickton Nursery for Visually Handicapped Children. . . . These gals are volunteers who spend a great deal of their, time directly servicing the un- fortunate kiddies, working hand and hand with 'the. Penrickton staff in 'teaching them to eat. walk and talk in 'the -first basic steps in the essentials of living. . . . The youngsters are in the age group of three to eight and so desperately need the helping hands that are extended to them . . . The need is constant for funds to keep this wonder- ful institution. going : to make certain that the wide open doors of .Penrickton Niirsery are not closed into the faces of these blind little children who de- serve, a chance for a good start able to live- a normal and life .. Realizing that so' many people have never seen a blin child being 'trained, what g into this •work and what is quired, the group of volun ev- women is asking folks, both en and women, to come and sit the Penrickton Nursery, lac d at 26530 Eureka Rd., off T graph Rd., in Taylor, Michiga . . . Call the nursery at WHitney 1-0229 and arrange for a visit, - .. The staff will welcome you with open. arms .. . the:women will be aceoninlishing the ful-.- fiihnent of a need . . . and above all, the blind kiddies will know that they have not been forgot- ten. QUICK WITH THE retorts d always good for a' laugh is nterman Iry Willis at Liber- an's in Oak Park . . . Iry is ell khown around delicatessen circles as a topnotch sandwich maker, but somewhere along the line he certainly must . have missed his calling in show busi- ness!! LITTLE J 0 A N WINDER, four-year-old daughter 'of Mary and Lillian Winder, had been going to Sunday School for some time when her teacher recently asked the class, "Who wants to go to Heaven?" .. . All hands went up but Joan's . . The teacher asked her if she. didn't want to -,go to Heaven . . . and Joan replied, "No, thank yo hasn't been long since ame from there." Bonn Examin Nazi `Special Cour Verdicts BONN, (JTA) — Two sep- arate investigat' ns are being; est Germany conducted in into the verdict handed down during World W II by jud it on the Nazi "spec' was revealed here. In this city, the North Rhine- Westphalia Ministry of Justice is investigating the "special court" 'activities of Justice Hein- rich Becker, now presiding fudge of the Bonn District Court. He was a judge in the Nazi "special court" at Cologne during the war. At Hamburg, the prosecutor An ancient recipe • . a brand-new reported to the Hamburg State taste eiperience.Thisdeliciousafter- Parliament that he was review- dinnerdrin-k is Ireland's only liqueur. ing 240 sentences handed down Ideal for Irish Coffee.Try it.80 Proof. during the Nazi regime by "spe- cial courts" in that city. The Sole U.S. Representatives: prosecutor told Parliament that Munson G. Shaw Co., Inc., N.Y. 17, N.Y. he had already found at least five cases of "obvious miscarri- Classified ads bring fast results! age of justice." Ireland's Legendary Liqueur of Provincial Parliament NEW YORK (JTA) — Miss Marian Anderson, prominent singer and former member o the United States dele the United Natio s clamed "Woman of t ear" by the National W en's Division the Amer an Friends of Hebrew niversit men's oup pzesen Anderso with its " the Year les attended by the nited Nations representatives of Israel and 12 new African and Asian BONN, (JTA) — Requests for the resignation of the chairman of the Rhineland-Pfalz Parlia- ment, on the grounds that he had been elected to • his post with the backing of neo-Nazis, were made at Mainz by mem- bers of the Rhineland-Pfalz Parliament. representing the Christian Democratic Union and the Free Democratic Party.. The new parliamentary 'chair- man in the state is Franz Boeg: states. ler, a_ member of the Social Michael Cornay, Israel's Am- Democratic party. The complain- bassador to the United Nations, ants point out that he was chosen with the help of the two newly elected members of that Parliament, representing the neo-Nazi German Reichspartei, a party outlawed for its neo- nazism in all of the German states- except Rhineland-Pfalz. One of Boegler's backers was, allegedly, a high-ranking officer in the SS, Hitler's Elite Guard, during World War II. Israel to Release $500,000 in Blocked Assets of Arab DP's JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Israel has decided to release about $500,000 in, blocked accounts here owned • by Arab refugees, as well as bonds, stocks a jewelry owner will use • ays Bank of Lon- don e disbursing agency. eral years ago, Israel re- sed $9,000,000 in blocked Arab refugee ac unts the Palestine C mission. Those cco we at -the time at t B s br nch here and in 'her foreign bank in Israel. The new re affects blocked Ar gee accounts a uabl- es now in the Bank Leumi and in the Israel Discount Bank. It is believed that the $500,000 in cash, and the valuables , to be released make up the balance of„ Arab refugee accounts in Israel. announc • ' a Marian An; United ations docu- ent reading ading r would be 1 stalled in the brary of the new Hebrew Uni rsity campus in Jerusalem. T e AFHU Wo- en's ision as announced a aign raise $1,000,000 f the li y. MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT! Sammy Woolf And His Orchestra UN 1-2953 UN 3-8982 UN 3-6501 ims ■ C74 Splendid Food n celebrating our 2nd successful year on James awns an reenfield, we wish to thank all our cus- omers and fri nds . . . and wish them a Happy and Pro erous Ne Year, and to assure them that we shall continu o offer the same fine food and service in der to rit their continued patronage. Harry and Abe Boesky JAMES COUZENS & GREENFIELD BR 2-0644 AMPLE FREE PARKING . 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