All-Time Record for Israel Bond Sales on
Holy Days Set Here with Total of $656,550
King Represented at Yom Kippur Services
CASABLANCA, (JTA)—Gen-
eral Driss Ben Aomar, Governor
of Casablanca, paid his formal
respects to the Jewish commun-
appeals in five congregations, is Beth Abraham was third with ity here Saturday by attending
an all-time record high for $77,400.
Yom Kippur services. He of-
Detroit. Most of the .appeals
Other leading congregations ficially represented King Has-
were held on Yom Kippur.
in this year's Israel Bond ap- san II.
A - record total of $656,550 was
realized in the Israel Bond High
Holy Day Appeal in 23 Detroit
area congregations as against
$583,900 last year, it was an-
Adas Shalom Synagogue
nounced by Tom Borman, gen- again set the pace in this in-
eral chairman of the Detroit Is- crease. Its members responded
rael Bond Committee, and Phil- to the appeal. of Rabbi. Jacob
lip Stollman, chairman of the E. Segal by subscribing
Congregational and High Holy $260,150 as against $223,100
Day Council. This is an increase last year. Adas Shalom has
of $72,650 or nearly 13 per cent won -nation-wide fame for its
above 1962. It places Detroit consistent leadership in the
among the top cities in the na- High Holy Day appeals.
tio in its response to the High
The congregation ranking sec-
Holy Day Appeal for Bonds.
ond in the appeal was Bnai
The figure, which includes David, with $115,000 as against
$42,050 from Rosh Hashanah $44,300 last year. Congregation
Sen. Ribicoff to Be Guest Speaker
at Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Banquet
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff of entation by Cantor Chaim Elie_
Connecticut will be guest speak- zer Herstik of Israel, the world's
er at the Yeshivath Beth Yehu- youngest cantor.
dah's annual dinner on Nov. 10
The committee of 49 leaders
planning the dinner has assured
the school administration of 500
couples in attendance. Proceeds
from the $50-per-plate dinner
will go to the campaign to relo-
cate the Yeshiva in the suburbs.
Recent banquet committee
meetings have been hosted by
Judge and Mrs. Kaufman, Mr.
I and Mrs. Reuben Dubrinsky,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wainer and
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen.
peal were Ahavas Achim with
39,400; Beth Aaron, $37,150, and
Bnai Moshe, $28,300.
Other congregations reporting
were Gemiluth Chassodim,
$15,100; Young Israel of North-
west Detroit, $11,000; Shaarey
Shomayim, $6,950; Beth Joseph,
$6,200; Beth Tefilo Emanuel,
$5,100; Beth M o s e s, $7,800;
Shomrey Emunah, $4,000; Mogen
Abraham, $2,000 and E z r a s
Achim, $1,000.
Congregation Gemiluth Chas-
sodim members subscribed
$15,100 at a dinner in advance
of the appeal.
The High Holy Day figures in-
clude the amounts subscribed at
dinners and other events in ad-
vance of the appeal.
The figures are incomplete as
there are still other congrega-
tions to be heard from. Co-
chairmen of the Congregational
and High Holy Day Council are
Norman Allan and Judge Nathan
J. Kalman.
Congregations which held
their appeals on Rosh Hashanah
included Young Israel of Oak-
Woods, $16,150; Mishkan Israel,
$10,100; Young Israel of Green-
field, $6,100; Beth Yehudah,
$5,500, and Bnai Jacob, $4,200.
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Rabbis Messasha and Malka,
respectively president and vice-
president of the Rabbinical Trib-
unal, recited special prayers for
the well-being of King Hassan
II. Participating in these rites
were other leaders of the Jew-
ish community here.
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SEN. ABRAHAM RIBICOFF
at Cobo Hall, announced Judge
Nathan J. Kaufman, chairman
of the affair.
The event will celebrate the
institution's 48th anniversary.
Ribicoff, former governor of
his state and member of Presi
dent Kennedy's Cabinet as Sec-
retary of Health, Education and
Welfare, has long been noted as
a champion of Jewish causes.
The program of the evening,
will also feature a musical pres-
Yavneh Religious
Students Group to
Hear Rabbi Brander
Yavneh, the National Reli-
gious Students Organization op-
erating here as a special interest
group within the Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at Wayne
State University, will open its
season of activities with a lee_
ture by Rabbi Aaron Brander
of Mt. Clemens on Sunday at
the Northwest Young Israel.
He will speak on "The Scope
and Concept of Jewish Inheri-
tance."
The organization, in its sec-
ond year in the Detroit area,
offers a Gemorrah class on
Wednesday evenings and a class
in Tefilah given by Rabbi Joel
Litke, to begin 3:30 p.m. Oct.
14 at Hillel House, 4841 Second.
Jewish college students are
invited to join the group. For
information, call Chani Prero,
UN 2-6177, or Faith Hertz.
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Cong. Bnai Israel
Moves to Oak Park
.
Cong. Bnai Israel has relocated
to 15400 W. Ten Mile, Oak Park,
announces newly-elected Presi-
dent Ernest L. Citron.
Citron succeeds Albert Sha
piro, former Detroit Police De-
partment Insspector and superin-
tendent of the Detroit House of
Correction, who was elected an
honorary lifetime president of
the syfiagogue.
Other officers are Arnold Car-
men, vice-president and gabai;
L. Plotnik, secretary; and Henry
Citron, treasurer. Rabbi Israel
Flom was re-elected as spiritual
leader and given a 10-year con-
tract. The synagogue is part of a
center which operates a day
school accommodating 200 chil-
dren. For information, call LI
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