THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 22 January 16, 1976 Bonds Raise $277 Million in 1975 0 an tam g MEI MO 0 12111 gam 0 ri R 0 Ben A ri El PEI O 11 01 MI a pfJn IN 11C111313 D teR 0 FA A / OM A VI ROB A PI Gov NEW YORK In 1975 the Israel Bond Organiza- tion produced in excess of $277-million in cash for the development of Israel's' economy, which represents the largest amount in one year except for 1973, the year of the Yom Kippur War. President Michael Arnon, said that the results of last year's Israel Bond campaign surpassed the figure that was realized in 1974 in com- munities in the United States, Canada, Western Europe and other parts of the free world, and is con- siderably in excess even of the amount realized in 1967, .the year of the Six Day War. Jews Decide Not to Return to Iraq LONDON (ZINS) — The Iraqi Embassy confirms that not a single Jew has ap- plied for a return to Iraq, following the publication of large advertisments in Lon- don papers inviting those • Jews who had left Iraq to come back. Book Honors Late HUC-JIR Head Public assurances were given that all returning College-Jewish Institute of JERUSALEM — One Jews would receive full hundred Israeli archaeol- Religion. lights as citizens. The festivities took place ogists and historians partic- Iraqi authorities have also at the home of Israeli presi- ipated in a special observ- announced that, to their ance • • marking the dent Ephraim Katzir. The knowledge, so far no Jew publication of a memorial new book, "Eretz Israel, has yet accepted the offer to volume honoring the late Volume 12: Archaeological, return "home," and that. Dr. Nelson Glueck, presi- Historical and Geographical rumors to the contrary are dent of the Hebrew Union Studies," was published ' without foundation. • •• ■ •=11 jointly by the Israel Explo- ration Society and the He- FIRESTONE brew Union College-Jewish Clergy, Women JEWELRY Institute of Religion. & Hold M.E. Tours Man ought to pray for SUITE 318 ADVANCE BLDG. 23077 Greenfield at 9 Mile peace even to the last clod of NEW YORK — Christian (313) 557-1860 earth thrown on his grave. clergy from throughout the ■ • • ■■ 1 -- The Talmud United States are in Israel on a 10-day inter-religious seminar in Israel, sponsored by the commission on inter- religious affairs of the American Zionist Federa- tion. Meanwhile, Dr. Phoebe Stanzler of Flint, Mich., is . in Israel on the 17-day Women's Interreligious study tour of the Middle East. Our Annual The tours are created to bring about a better under- Clearance standing of Israel and the Mideast. r the cash raised since the in- ception of the Israel Bond program 25 years ago. Of that amount, 85 percent represents sales in the U.S. To date, Israel has repaid $1.3 billion for the redemp- tion of Israel Bonds. As in previous years, the most important single ele- ment contributing to this year's successful effort, Ar- non explained, was the re- sponse by the Jewish com- munities of the various countries, in which Israel Bonds are sold. He also pointed out that another key element of the campaign in 1975 was the "exceptional showing" by the institutional sector which was responsible for the sale of $70 million in Israel Bonds to banks, pension fundi, labor unions, communal institu- tions and endowment funds. The 1975 Israel Bond re- ceipts bring to $3.2 billion JERUSALEM — A group of Druze professionals have come out with a plea for .high-level attention to the problems of their commu- nity — especially that of the attitude of the government, according to the Jerusalem Post. The chairman of the group which formed a year ago without political affila- tion is Saab Hamed, who re- ported a "growing bitter- ness" among the country's 46,000 Druze toward the goVernment, which, he said, declared a policy of integra- tion, but in practice did lit- tle. ALL OUR FINE FURS DRASTICALLY REDUCED M LTER INC. 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