F11111111111111111111111WWWW1.11. 8 7 11 A --,,,, ..s.„ .. 7r- v -ri m.- .....,- ...... THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 16, 1976 Almogi Cites Drop in Aliya Hebrew U. Prints Bible Copy JERUSALEM (JTA) — A Gottstein. The 500-page red as Major Diaspora Problem facsimile edition of the old- and blue leather-bound fac- BACKGAMMON beginner & strategy LESSONS JERUSALEM (JTA) — Yosef Almogi, chairman of the Jewish Agency and World Zionist Organization Executives, declared that the two major challenges that faced Israel and Dias- pora Jewry were the low rate of immigration and the poor state of Jewish educa- tion throughout the free world. He proposed reme- dial measures. Almogi delivered the aft. or eve. classes 20% OFF Backgammon sets 626-4643 SPRINKLER' SYSTEMS • INSTALLED • SERVICED Installations with NO Sod Damage RAVI kli/RD Protess , onal Installers opening address at the fifth General Assembly of the Jewish Agency attended by 296 delegates from Israel and abroad and 200 observ- ers. He stated that in order to increase aliya an Israeli Department had to be es- tablished in each Jewish community abroad which would coordinate three re- lated tasks: the encourage- ment of tourism to Israel; increase in volunteers; and immigration to Israel. Almogi deplored the state of Jewish education abroad. To remedy this, he proposed the creation of a world-wide Jewish educa- tion authority by the Is- raeli Education Ministry, the Jewish Agency and various Jewish educa- tional organizations throughout the world. Almogi also demanded a much greater financial ef- fort from world Je- wry. est known manuscript of the Hebrew Bible — the Aleppo Codex — was pub- lished by the Hebrew Uni- versity. It is the fruit of 20 years' work by a team of Hebrew University scholars, headed by Prof. Moshe Goshen Mortgage. Rates Rise in Israel NEW YORK — Absorp- tion Ministry mortgage ceil- ings for Jerusalem apart- ments purchased by new immigrants on the private market has recently in- creased considerably ac- cording to the Israel Aliyah Center. The increase came as a re- sult of the rise in prices of apartments especially in Jerusalem where apartment t prices are generally higher than other parts of Israel. "THE SPRINKLER SPECIALISTS" 17061 JEANETTE SOUTHFIELD, MICH. MR. & MRS. GROUP CITY OF HOPE PRESENTS 7th ANNUAL BOB LO MOONLIGHT CRUISE WEDNESDAY, JULY 21st Leaving Detroit Dock, across from Cobo Hall Promptly 8 p.m. and returning 11 p.m. $4.00 Donation—includes boat fare Prizes ... Surprises . . . FUN . . . Entertainment COME AND JOIN US! MAKE UP A PARTY • MI Proceeds to City of Hope TICKETS Jules Olen-353-9531 Fred Silber-358-4992 the clouds will form once again and beyond Entebbe there will be other Mun- ichs." Security for the Israeli team and during the me- morial service has been at a maximum. Buildings on the street where the syn- agogue is located, includ- ing the synagogue, were carefully searched before the service. A security force of some 16,000 police and military personnel have been deployed by the government to protect the 12,000 athletes participat- ing in the games, as well as Olympic officials, against another terrorist incident. In addition, U.S.-Canadian border crossings have been beefed up with additional secu- rity people. There was reportedly no tenseness among Israeli athletes and officials over the intense security. Team spokesman Shmuel Lalkin, who was a team official and one of the few who escaped the Munich tragedy. said. 1976 City Taxes ALL 1976 CITY TAX BILLS HAVE BEEN MAILED ALL REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX BILLS for the CITY OF DETROIT have now been mailed. If you have failed to receive a tax statement, please request duplicate by mail or in person at Room 136 City-County Building, since Interest and Penalty must be added if not paid by August 31, 1976. Failure to receive bill will not defer payment of Penalty and Interest. Kindly include Ward and Item Number when requesting bills by mail. FIRST HALF DUE AUGUST 15 RICHARD J. VERLINDEN TREASURER j CITY OF DETROIT ago to return and here we are." Israel sent a much larger contingent to Montreal, con- sisting of 50 athletes and officials. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, Israelis were uneasy over what amounts to the ouster of the 42-member Taiwan team from the Olympic Games. The main concern is that the ban on Taiwan will set a precedent for a similar ban on the Israeli team in the 1980 Olympics which will be held in Moscow. The Israeli government has made no official ex- pression of displeasure over the treatment of the Taiwanese and is not ex- pected to. To become offi- cially embrosiled in the matter would only offend Canada, a friendly nation with which Israel main- tains diplomatic and trade relations. The Russians may not challenge the name "Israel" but may simply say that a "Palestinian" team was a more appropriate represent- ative of this particular land, Jerusalem sources said. Canada has refused to permit the Taiwan athletes to compete at Montreal un- less they forego their flag, their national anthem and the designation "Republic of China." The executive board of the International Olym- pic Committee has recom- mended acceptance of Cana- da's demands. * * BOSTON — Mrs. Rose Kennedy, mother of the late President John F. Kennedy, has enrolled as a member of the Israel Bond Organiza- tion's Ambassador's Society of Trustees, it was an- nounced this week by George Shapiro, National Chairman of Trustees. similes will sell for $400 apiece. The Aleppo Codex was first published in about 900 CE in Tiberias by Aharon Ben Asher, a master of the textual tradition. By the end of the 11th Century, the manuscript had been car- ried off from Jerusalem to Cairo. But it was subse- quently transferred to Aleppo, Syria, where it re- mained in the possession of the Jewish community. During Israel's War for Independence in 1948, the Syrians tried to burn the biblical treasure, but 600 of the 800 pages were saved. The manuscript was smuggled out of Syria in 1956 and delivered to Presi- dent Yitzhak Ben Zvi of Is- rael for safe-keeping. It is now at the Ben Zvi Institute in Jerusalem. Most of the Pentateuch is among the lost portion. 559-5595 Munich Remembered at Rite ALLIANCE SPRINKLER CO.. 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