TEDDY KOLLEK

Historic Guest of Honor

rael. Following his appointment to the United
States desk of the Israel Foreign Office in 1949,
he was named Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Embassy of Israel in Washington, D.C., where he
served in 1950 and 1951.

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I Born in Austria in 1911, Mr. Kollek joined a
Zionist youth organization and after gradua-
tion from secondary school in Vienna studied
agriculture in Austria and Czechoslovakia from
1929 to 1931.

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He went to Palestine in 1934, joining a group
of young pioneers from Central Europe at Kin-
nereth. In 1937 the group founded the settlement
of Ein Gev on the eastern shore of the Sea of
Galilee.

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JOSEPH LEE
DAVID POLLACK
JULIUS ROTEN BERG
DAVID SA F RAN

In 1938= and1939, Mr. Kollek was sent on edu-
cational missions to Zionist youth groups in
England and in 1939 and 1940 undertook mis-
sions to arrange the liberation and emigration
of Jewish youth pioneers in Germany, Austria
and Czechoslovakia who had been imprisoned
in concentration camps.

The Mayor of Jerusalem, The Holy City,
founded 3500 years ago, comes to us on Satur-
day evening, June 11, to inspire our efforts on
behalf of Israel Bonds, as our historic guest of
honor at the Detroit Israel Chai Anniversary
Dinner, in the Morris Adler Hall of Shaarey
Zedek.

A warm welcome to you, Teddy Kollek!

HYMAN SAF RAN
MRS. MORRIS L. SCHAVER
HARRY L. SCHUMER
SIDNEY SHEVITZ

MAX SOS' N
MAX STOLLMAN
PH I LL I P STOLLMAN
PAUL ZUCKERMAN

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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