New Record Set for Israel Bond Sales
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At the initial meeting of Oakland-Century Lodge's Is-
rael Bond dinner committee, it was announced by dinner
chairman Sidney Freedland that Nathan D. Rubenstein, a
founder of the lodge, will be honored as Oakland-Century
Lodge "man of the year," at the dinner March 13. Attending
the planning meeting were (from left) seated: Maurice Ro-
sender; Harold Samuels, Oakland-Century Lodge president;
Nathan D. Rubenstein; Sidney Freedland; David Redisch,
dinner co-chairman; and Bernard Allaun; standing: Dis-
trict Judge Norman W. Feder; Harry Koltonow, council
Israel Bond chairman; David Weiner; Joseph Newman;
Edward Penner; and Irving Lynes'.
British Generosity Noted in Jerusalem
TEL AVIV — British Jews
in Israel for four days raised
4.500,000 British pounds at a
dinner in Jerusalem with
Premier Golda Meir. The
sum represents one of the
la r g e s t raised at a single
event by any of the 69 coun-
tries in which Karen Ilayesod
collects funds for Israel.
British Jewry's fund-raising
for Israel ranks second only
to that of U.S. Jews, accord-
ing to Michael Barzilai, di-
rector of Britain's JPA-
United Israel Appeal.
NEW YORK -- A record-
breaking total of $270,404,750
in Israel Bonds fur economic
development of Israel was
sold in 1972 in the United
Stales and other parts of the
free world, it was reported
by Sam Rothberg, general
chairman of the Israel Bond
Organization. An additional
$10,000,000 was realized
through Capital for Israel, he
reported.
Rothberg reported to a na-
tional conference of execu-
tives and managerial repre-
sentatives of the Israel Bond
Organization, at Delmonico
Hotel here.
The 1972 sales figure, which
exceeded the 1971 results by
$19,000,000, brought the grand
total of Israel Bond proceeds
since the first issue was
floated in 1951 to approxi-
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The 25th anniversary luncheon sponsor committee,
meeting at the home of luncheon chairman Mrs. Morris
Starkrnan, completed plans for the luncheon to be held
Jan. 31 at Cong. Beth Achim where Women of Valor pins
will be presented to Mesdames Allen Charlupski, Henry
Dorfman, Nathan L. Fink and Felix Rosenzweig. Part of
the committee are (from left) standing: Mesdames John J.
Mames, Leonard Fink, Samuel Hamburger (trustee chair-
man), Jack Morof, Gerald Loomus and Elmer P. Ellias;
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Aguda Launches Drive for Tax
Credits to Private School Parents
NEW YORK (JTA) — A
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bilize Orthodox Jews through-
out the country for the
second round in the efforts
to pass legislation granting
federal income tax credits to
nonpublic school parents has
heen launched by the com•
missurn on legislation and
civic action of Agudath Israel
of America, it was an.
nounced by Rabbi Moshe
Sherer, executive president.
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Leading sculptor and artist
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women's division of Israel
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rival in Israel of the Soviet
Jews, the gold•toned pin is
called "The Gates of Free-
dom." It will be presented to
women who purchase $1,000
or more by the time of the
annual sponsor and trustee
luncheon Jan. 31, announced
by women's division chair-
man Mrs. David Pollack. The
luncheon will be held at Cong.
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matelY 62,200,000,000 Roth- slam funds, and various re-
ligious, communal and edu-
berg asserted.
e o Bernstein, executive cational institutions.
vice president of the Israel
In presenting a record bud-
Bond Organization, an• get of $4,700,000,000 to the
nounced that plans for the Knesset this week, Finance
1973 campaign would be Minister Pinchas Sapir sin-
drawn up at a special con- gled out Israel Bonds as a
ference called by Prime Min- unique factor in the growth
ister Golda Meir, who has of his country's economy.
invited 150 top local and na-
"Israel Bonds constitute a
tional Israel Bond leaders to loan the like of which is not
meet with her and other Is- to be seen in any nation of
raeli leaders in Jerusalem, the world," the finance min-
Jan. 28-31.
ister said. Ile described the
Bonds offered currently Israel Bond campaign as the
consist of Fifth Development framework through which no
Bonds which pay 4 per cent less than $2,200,000,000 has
interest and are available to reached Israel.
individuals as s a v i n g s or
coupon-bearing bonds and
Third Development Invest-
ment Issue Bonds paying 5.5
per cent which are sold only
to banks, labor unions, pen-
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This effort to push through
the bill granting $200 tax
credits for each nonpublic
school student, which is esti-
mated to
benefit yeshiva
parents with $15,000,000 an-
nually, will be spearheaded
by the state coordinators of
Agudath Israel's legislative
commission, commission
chairman Rabbi Menachem
Shayovich declared.
The tax credit bill for non•
public school parents was ap-
proved by the House Ways
and Means Committee, by an
18.7 majority, too late In last
year's session to come for a
vote before the House and
the Senate.
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