Menahem Begin to Appear at Dinner
for Israel Bonds at Cong Bnai Moshe

Menahem Begin, leader of the British Mandate in
of the Irgun in the last days Palestine and founder and
head of the Herut Party, will
speak at Cong. Bnai Moshe's
Israel Bond dinner celebrat-
ing the congregation's 60th
anniversary 6:30 p.m. Oct.
11 in the social hall.
Begin had been a minis-
ter without portfolio in the
"walTto-wall" coalition cabi-
net formed shortly before
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the outbreak of the Six-Day
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War. He left the cabinet
in August 1970 to head the
opposition.
Begin studied law at War-
saw University, organizing a
self-defense program among
Jewish students as a means
of protection from She fre-
quent pogroms.
After his graduation as an

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attorney in 1935, he began
to work for the "illegal" im-
migration from Poland to
Palestine. Soon after the out-
break of World War II, when
the Nazis routed the Polish
army, be fled to Vilna, where
he continued to organize the
escape of refugees to Pales-
tine. In 1940, he was arrested
by the Russians and sell.
fenced to eight years in a
forced labor camp in north-
ern Siberia.
His experiences in Sibe-
ria are recorded in his book
"White Nights." A political

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agreement between Poland
and Russia enabled him to
be released and shortly there-
after he made his way to
Palestine.
Begin was named to head
the Irgun Zvai Leumi, aim
of which was to rid Pales-
tine of foreign occupation
and to obtain independence.
At the height of his activi-
ties, the British placed a
price of 10,000 pounds ster-
ling on his head. His ex-
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days before the proclama-
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counted in his book "Re-
volt," which has been trans-
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European languages.
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the official opposition.
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Akiva Day School to Install Its Board

The executive board of urer.
Akiva Hebrew Day School
New staff members and
will be installed by Rabbi parents will be welcomed.
Milton Arm 8:30 p.m. Wed- Joseph Schuchatowitz, the
nesday at the school.
new principal, will speak,
Officers to be installed and refreshments in the
are: David Tanzman, presi- school sukka will follow.
dent; Rabbi Ilayim Donin,
chairman of t h e board;
George Weingarden and Jack
Zwick, vice presidents; Dt.
MR. AND MRS. HURWITZ Martin Guyer, secretary;
Noon till 4
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hur- and Abraham Sclesny, treas-
witz of Coolidge Rd., Oak
Apparel
Park, celebrated their 50th
for U omen
wedding anniversary Sunday.
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couple was married in the
old Stolliner synagogue on
Warren Ave. and has con-
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