Peak Center Membership

Fiehmann Son Linked to Anti-Jewish Plot

BUENOS AI,S (JTA)—Argentine federal police set up a search for Horst Eichmann,
27-year-old son of tWe late Adolf Eichmann, who disappeared from his home here after being
involved with a Nazi gang planning terrorism against leading Jews in this country.
police patrol
The existence of the gang was discovered accidentally early Friday when a been
fired on
International Airport for derelicts had
combing a wooded area near the Ezeiza
by men who disappeared in the park. The patrol located the headquarters of the attackers,
finding large quantities of weapons and explosives, scores of swastika flags, hundreds of
pamphlets bearing Nazi propaganda, a photograph of young Eichmann wearing a Nazi uniform.
Also found by police were a list of 25 prominent Jews, evidently scheduled for assault
of a number of Jewish
by the Nazis. The list contained descriptions of the homes and offices
of the Jews
civic leaders and businessmen. Police authorities, who refused to reveal the names the
Jews on
marked for attack, said Tuesday that special agents have been assigned to guard
that the gang was planning to use some
the list. The local newspaper, Cronica, reported
small planes to drop explosives.
that DAIA, the central body
A statement reassuring the Jewish population of Argentine
a result
of organized Jewry in Argentina, is maintaining contact with the police authorities, as
of the discovery of the neo Naz gang, was issued by DAIA Wednesday.
the organization's repeated contention
Discovery of the Nazi gang, said DAIA, bears out
against Jews but against democracy in general.
that neo Nazism in Argentina is aimed not only
The police investigation, DAIA stated, has shown that the neo-Nazis use anti-Semitism as a
means for destroying all order and to create tensions in the country."

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (JTA)
— The Jewish Comunity Center of
New Brunswick recorded in 1964
all-time highs in membership and
income for the eighth year in a
ow. Fred A. Liff, executive direc-
for, reported that at the end of
1964, the center had a fully paid-
up membership of 999 families
and 182 single adults. The oper-
ating budget of the center for 1964
was S166.603.

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Officials
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According to official
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it was
has transferred to Israel, but and planes than Egypt, and this
agreement with the U.S.A., forbid - many the
number is "substantial!' imbalance was further aggravated
ding Germany to resell or transfer said
Officials who disclosed the tank by Egypt's recent acquisition of
the tanks to any other country
and
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Federation to Honor
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... and Me'

(Copyright, 1965. Jewish
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Washington Views

The vote in the House of Representatives to cut off further aid
In surplus U.S. commodities to Egypt comes at a time when President
1956, when
Nasser is facing a severe economic crisis . . . Not since
hard
Britain, France and Israel attacked at Suez, has Nasser been as while
pressed as he is today . . . His industrial production is lagging.
growth
. . .
his food production cannot keep up with the population
hand-
Blackmarketing and corruption are openly discussed in his own
. . .
picked National AsseMbly and in the controlled Egyptian press
bought in
His exports are dropping and are only paying for arms
Curtain
countries
.
.
.
He
.ust
pay
S174,000,000
annually
just
Iron
to service his foreign debts . . . Under such circumstances he depends
heavily on American aid . . Nevertheless. he risked repeatedly to
the Ameri-
attack the United States publicly even to a point of telling
can Government to "Jump in the lake" knowing well in advance that
Congress . . .
this would infuriate American public opinion and the
Both the White House and the State Department were willing to over-
look this insult. as well as the fact that the U.S. library in Cairo
tolerated by Nasser
, was burned down by anti - American demonstrators of
sending arms by
. . . Also the fact that Nasser openly boasted
there,
Egypt to rebel forces in the Congo, frustrating U.S. objectives
. . However, the
as well as his constant war threats against Israel . that
its majority
House of Representatives has now made it clear
does not share this attitude . . . The wisdom of sending American
of
aid to Nasser at a time when he spends millions and millions
circles.
dollars to buy Soviet arms is being questioned also in Senate
• . • It is pointed out that Nasser declined the purchase of American
of a small group of
arms because it involved the presence in Egypt
American military instructors and maintenance technicians . . . How-
allowed over
ever, he accepted Soviet technicians and, at one time,
work in Egypt.
2,000 Soviet military instructors and technicians to

*

French Flirtations

opinion
The State Department, trying to pacify American public
that he may

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and $25, a large loan at the time,
meant that it was possible to buy
a horse and begin peddling, rent a
stand in the Eastern Market, open
a small store, or replenish stock.
During the early 1900s, larger
loans made it possible for many
immigrant families to be reunited.
In recent years the number of
requests for loans has decreased,
the requests have become varied
and the agency's resources more
substantial. The association con-
tinues to meet the urgent needs of
people with marginal incomes
when a loan means the continua-
tion of a small business, necessary
medical care, or the realization of
a college education.
The association became one of
the incorporating agencies of the
Jewish Welfare Federation in 1926
and the Federation continues to
finance the operation of the agency.
The Community Workshop
grew out of the community's
experience in providing shel-
tered employment for selected
refugees who needed the work
for psychological and social
reasons or for development of
work skills in a new industrial
environment.
Since its formal designation by
Federation as an independent
agency ten years ago, the work-
shop has concerned itself with
studying work potentials and de-
veloping the skills of selected per-
sons. A portion of the 30 available
seats is asigned to the aged.
Closely associated with the
Workshop is the Jewish Vocational
Service, its parent organization,
which studies, evaluates and refers
the cases to be served by the
Workshop. As evidence of its
unique service, the Michigan
Division of Vocational Rehabilita-
tion and other State and Federal
agencies have used the workshop
since its inception.

on Nasser's anti - American policy, presents the argument
turn to Russia for aid if the U.S. antagonizes him . . . This argument,
convincing, because it
as the vote in Congress has shown, is far from
aid to Nasser . .. Where
is doubtful whether Moscow can increase its
France, since
Nasser may get aid now is not from Russia but from
President de Gaulle is trying to re-establish France's old position in
scheduled
the Arab world . . . A toplevel French economic mission is
to fly to Cairo this month, following a visit here last month by former
French Premier Edgar Faure, who often acts for French business
interests and as unofficial emissary of President de Gaulle . . . It is
known that French industrialists and bankers are now exploring possi-
bilities of investing in Nasser's five-year plan; that Faure, during
lab visit to Cairo, discussed with Nasser the Arab-Israeli conflict,
among other subjects. . In diplomatic circles the opinion prevails Center Starts Auditorium
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that, though France may now wish to move to more of a middle posi-
tion in the Arab-Israel conflict, President de Gaulle would not aban- Construction has been started on
a 600-seat auditorium for the Jew-
don French backing of Israel . . . Private French groups give strong ish Community Center here. The
support to Israel, and the French government has given military aid auditorium is being named for
to the Jewish State . . . However, there are indications that France Nathan Schulman, a member of
bit seeking the restoration of its old position in the Arab countries, the board of directors of the Jew-
and is willing to forget that Nasser—who was viewed in France as an ish Community Federation and
Unscrupulous dictator—has helped the nationalists in Algeria to revolt President of the Federation Free
against France in 1954-62 . . President de Gaulle has recently met Loan Association.
with King Hussein of Jordan and with President Amin Hafiz of
Syria . . . French interests are now to build a $30,000,000 airport at
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Damascus, and the French Information Service is soon to open a

bureau in Lebanon.

Friday, February 5, 1965-5

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