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Welcome to Detroit, Israel Minister Moshe Shapira/

Religious Groups Start Bond Drive on Monday

Dinner in Honor of Cabinet
Member to Start Campaign

Detroit's Religious Groups; in-
Destined for the Rabbinate
cluding all congregations and from an early age, Shapira later
their affiliates, spearheaded by. traveled throughout P o I a n d,
Lithuania and Germany to so-
lidify the Zionist movements in
those countries. Following train-
ing at the Rabbinical Seminary
in Berlin, Shapira realized that
he was called on to serve the
Zionist movement and not to be
a rabbi. Shapira came to Pal-
estine in 1925 and played an
important role in strengthening
the Hapoel Hamizrachi, religi-

Ellenbogen, president; Morris
Mohr, program chairman; Israel
Halpern and Joseph Thumin,
rabbis.
Cong. Bnai David — Joseph
Gorman, president; David J.
Cohen, program chairman, Jos-
hua S. Sperka, rabbi.
Cong-. Mogen Abraham—David
I. Berris, president; S. Chinitz
and Ben Krugel, program chair-
men; Max Wohlgelernter, rabbi.
Cong. Bnai Jacob — Joseph
Gittelman, president; Jacob
Nosanchuk, program chairman;
Isaac Stollman, rabbi.
Cong. Mishkan Israel — Abra-
ham Shainak, president; Moe
Yolles, and Harry tinhorn, pro-

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gram chairman; Isaac Stollman,
rabbi.
Cong. Adas Yeshurun—Joseph
Dubrinsky, president; Louis Rose
and Meyer Freedman, program
chairmen; Leo Goldman, rabbi.
Cong. Shaarey Zion—Ben As-
sik, president; Secretary Gell-
man, program chairman; Leo
Goldman, rabbi.
Cong. Beth Shmuel — Isadore.
Rosenberg, president; Harry Cit-
rin and Judah Lachar, program
chairmen; Joseph Rabinowitz,

rabbi.
Cong. Beth Itz chock —I.
Rosenthal, president; Isadore.
Strauss, rabbi.
Cong. Nusach Hari—William
Axelrod, president; Z. Emes, pro-.
gram chairman.
Cong. Beth Moses—Emil Kam
han, president; Isidor Schnee-
balg, rabbi.
Additional workers in the syn-
agogue bond organizations will
be announced in next week's
edition of The Jewish News.

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Operating in UJC Detroit Drive

DPs Must Register for Service
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Dis-

placed persons aged between 18

and 26 who now live in the
United States must• register for
military service as required by
the Selective Service Act, chair-
man John W. Gibson of the Dis-
placed Persons Commission said
this week.
Workers in the physicians' section of the Allied Jewish Cam-
Physicians, dentists and per- paign, left to right: _Dr. S.A. Adelson, Dr. Jerome Mark, Dr.
sons in allied specialist categor- brey Goldman, Dr. Peter G. Shifrin and Dr. Mark Dale.
ies who have not yet reached
their 51st birthday also are re-
Friday, May 4, 1951
THE JEWISH NEWS-3
quired to register.

HON. MOSHE SHAPIRA

Mizrachi, will inaugurate their
share of the Israel bond drive
at a dinner meeting Monday, at
6:30, at the Bnai Moshe, Dexter
and Lawrence.
Hon. Moshe Shapira, Minister
of the Interior and Immigration
in the Israel Cabinet, will, be the
guest speaker at the dinner.
Philip Stollman, chairman of
the religious groups' bond cam-
paign, is assisted by a large
committee, including Abe Nus-
baum, co - chairman; Daniel
Temchin, chairman of organiza-
tions; Irving W. Schlussel, pres-
ident of Mizrachi, and leaders
in all religious groups here.
Mr. Stollman _announced that
$90,000 was subscribed for the
bond drive during religious serv-
ices on Saturday in three syna-
gogues and that a total of $140,-
000 already is registered to the
credit of the religious groups. He
expressed confidence that the
$250,000 mark will be reached on
Monday. The three synagogues
which pledged purchases of
bonds are Young Israel, Mogen
Abraham and Bnai Zion.
Every person attending

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ous-labor youth movement. In
1935, Shapira was elected to the
Jewish Agency Executive.
Mild - mannered and even-
tempered, Shapira's ready smile
has won many followers. He
spends much time studying the
Talmud.
Synagogue Leaders
Chairmen of bond committees

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in our synagogues are :
Young Israel—Samuel W.
Platt, president; David I. Berris,
program chairman; Samuel Pre-
r o, rabbi.
Cong. Bnai Zion — Morris
Snow, president; Harry -Sosnick,
program chairman; S. Gruskin,
rabbi.
Cong. Beth Abraham — Louis

PHILIP STOLLMAN

Monday's dinner is expected to
purchase at least one bond.
Reservations for the dinner
are being taken at the Mizrachi
office, TO. 8-3128:
Max Osnos, chairman of
the Detfoit Isral bond drive,
will speak briefly at Monday's
dinner.
The son of a Polish rabbi,
Moshe Shapira, Israel's Minister
of Immigration and Minister of
Interior, was born in Grodno,
Poland, in 1902. At the age of
12, he was attracted to a small
group of "Bnai Zion" who col-
lected funds for "Keren Haye-
sod."

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