Another Half Billion in Israel
Bond Sales Is Seven-Year Goal

Detroit delegates to International Israel Bond Leaders'
Conference in Israel, at Haifa port city. From the left: Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Levitan, Mrs. Theodore Bargman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Schumer and Miss Rose Lewis.
* * *
REHOVOTH, Israel — A call Meir, and other leaders of Is-
went out to Jewish communi- rael, in addition to the 350
ties of the free world to assume delegates from the United
responsibility for the sale of States, Canada and Latin
an additional $500,000,000 in America.
Israel Bonds in the next seven
Eshkol urged the delegates
years "to catty on a partner-
ship in which not only Israel's not to forget the "multitudes"
economic future but the destiny of Jews in certain European
of the entire Jewish people is countries and in North Africa
who must be brought to Israel
involved."
in the near future.
The 350 delegates at the final
Highlights of the last week
session of the International Is-
rael Bond Conference adopted of the conference included a
a resolution officially inaugu- ceremony marking the dedica-
rating the second decade of the tion of the cornerstone of the
Israel Bond campaign, which new port which will be built at
raised its first half-billion dol- Ashdod on the Mediterranean
lars for economic development coast, at a total 'cost of $75,-
000,000.
in the ten years since 1951.
The first stage of the new
The following were listed port, which is to be completed
in the resolution as the major by 1965, will be financed by a
developmept tasks to be car- $27,500,000 loan from the World
ried out with the aid of Israel Bank, and by funds from the
Bonds — to enable Israel to Israel Development budget, of
provide for the immigration which monies derived from the
and absorption of a second sale of State of Israel Bonds
million newcomers; to make comprise more than one-third.
possible the completion of The port will be a new gateway
the Jordan irrigation project; to world commerce, and will in
to help finance the building effect be the port of Jerusalem
of the new port at Ashdod; since it will provide easy ac-
to promote industrialization cess to " - e capital city which
in every part of the country; is approximately 40 miles away.
and to advance scientific and It will also serve as an outlet
technological development.
for the citrus crop, which i
At the closing dinner of the Israel's largest export pro
conference, Dr. Joseph J. as well as for potash an
er
Schwartz, vice president of the chemicals extracted
the
Israel Bond Organization, paid Dead Sea and the N
desert.
tribute to Finance Minister Levi
Eshkol as "one of the outstand- Replaces Tombs F es
ing figures in shaping the his- Desecrated by
is
tory of Israel."
WARSAW — Rabbi • aham
The closing dinner of the D. Feffer, of Mahopac,
Leaders' Conference took the now doing research in Poland,
form of a tribute to Eshkol. has supervised replacement of
The dinner was attended by tombstones on Jewish ceme-
Prime Minister David Ben- teries which were torn up by
Gurion, Foreign Minister Golda Nazis and used as paving stones.

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St. John Paints
Nasser as 'Boss'

Robert St. John calls Gamal
Abdel Nasser "The Boss." That's
the title of his biographical stud
of the Egyptian dictator, publis
ed by McGraw Hill (330 W. 42
N. Y. 36). Recent developmen
the new friendship establishe
between Nasser and Hussein, t
manner in which Nasser i
peased by many, in the
East and in Western co
seems to prove the validit
title.
St. John has an explanati
the title to the book: "The Arabi
expression for President is El
Rayis. But in colloquial Arabic,
the same word, given a slightl
different intonation, El
the equivalent of boss. S
gers
address Gamal Abdel
ser as
Mr. President, but his ife, his
friends, and his subord tes call
him the Boss."
St. John's study is well
reading. Those who must be on
guard against Nasser's machin
tions also should keep fully
formed about the villain
e
Middle East, and therefor
ust
know his background, his
ink-
ing, his manner of dealin
ith
enemies and friends:
"The Boss" provides th
background. It delves into
dictator's life, it dissect
shows his faults as wel
qualities. It is an
study.
Nasser, according to thi
is cautious not to declare hi
determinedly either for the E
or West bloc.
The Egyptian President encour-
ages his people to buy only Egyp-
tian-made products, but he him-
self smokes American cigarettes.
He prefers foreign films.
He enjoys his popularity in the
Middle East and in New Delhi,
when he goes to India, but he
resents the way the West treats
him.
In his relation to the U. S. A.
and the U. S. S. R. he continues
"his well-tested policy of balance
and power."
His big hate, of course, is
Israel, and on that score he
is adamant.
St. John omts out that Nasser
ca
e sheet that
e plus side
keeps
e Unit
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from
sub
e either to Ea or
a
ab to
side "by
mse with
oth
he
s far
event.-
e
at
a Pal-
ne republic
tter would
e advantage of
Jordan, whom Nasser
opposed until the new act of
friendship in March of this year.
On the negative side, St. John
states that Nasser has been able
to bring into his Arab republic
only Syria, and thus has made
little progress in unifying t
Moslem world unde his
ship; and that: "Muc of t
port he had won
Egypt was attacke
had lost by his s
ment of residen oreign
and
his refusal to keep his
omise
of free passage through t Canal
for all ships. Israel still existed
and despite the boycott was con-
stantly growing stronger, both
industrialy and militarily."
St. John has attained consid-
erable success in
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