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$10,000 Gift for Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin in Detroit
Transfer of Famous School Is Made Possible Through Liberal
Contribution by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bookstein;
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Rabbi Rotenberg Is Dean
r
State Synagogue
Groups to Meet
Here on Aug. 9
Young Israel Picks
Abbe A. Levi for
A National Office
War-time activities and High
Abbe A. Levi, last year's pres-
Holyday preparations will be ma- ident of Detroit Young Israel,
jor themes to be discussed at the has been eected vice-president
quarterly meeting of the Michi- for the state of Michigan by Na-
gan Synagogue Conference; Sun-
day, Aug. 9, at Congregation Beth
Abraham.
A representative of the Church
and Synagogue Protection Coun-
cil of the Office of Civilian De-
fense will be a featured speaker,
and a film of interest to syna-
gogue wardens, supplied by the
Council, will be shown.
Other features of interest will
be a discussion of the utilization
of the High Holydays for the
bringing of religious values closer
to Jewish youth.
Morris Mohr is president of the
conference, and David I. Berris
is chairman of the Detroit region.
Rabbi Rotenberg, whose ef-
forts are responsible for the re-
vival of Yeshivath Chacmey
Lublin, was in charge of this
Yeshivah in spite of his youth,
in Vilna, after the Nazis had
invaded Poland and the Yeshi-
vah was destroyed at its source.
He then was compelled to leave
for Japan, and later came to this
country to resume his scholarly
work.
Author of an important Tal-
mudic commentary, "Bikkurei
Aviv," which has been hailed
az a most significant and schol-
arly volume, this young Yeshi-
vah dean, now in his early twen-
ties, is considered an "illui"
(genius) by his colleagues who
are three times his age. His suc-
cessful efforts in enlisting the
aid of Mr. and Mrs. Bookstein
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and other Detroiters to sponsors
the new Yeshivah have attracted
country-wide attention.
Mizrachi Sabbath
Proclaimed Here
Shabos Nachamu has been
chosen by the Mizrachi organiza-
tion of Detroit to open its mem-
bership drive in local synagogues.
Leaders in the Mizrachi move-
ment including prominent rabbis
and laymen will address worship-
pers and urge them to join the
organization and become active
in the upbuilding of Eretz Israel.
Presidents of congregations
have joined in the campaign in
which the following will take an
active part: Meyer Beckman, for-
mer president, will address Beth
Abraham Synagogue; Rabbi Ja-
cob Cohen will speak at Young
Israel; Isidore Sosnick at Bnai
Zion; Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Rab-
bi Jacob Unger, Lippa Dann, Irv-
ing W. Schlussel, Rabbi Abraham
Danzig, Rabbi Moses Fischer and
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter.
the organization and the boys
and girls of the sub-senior, in-
termediate and junior groups
will join in the day's program.
Other Jewish young men and
women are invited to participate
and will be welcomed by a corn-
mittee at the Woodward Ave.
pier at 9 a.m. The boat will
leave at 10 a.m.
French will say. I was a Jew; if
I am wrong the Germans will say
I was a Jew, and the rrench will
The Young People's Club of
Temple Israel will hold an open
meeting Sunday, July 26, at 2:30
p. m., at 615 Boulevard Bldg.,
when the Army and Navy com-
mittee will report the results of
its drive for funds. The com-
mittee has given several success-
ful USO picnics and house
parties, and plans are being
made to expand the program for
entertainment of the boys in
service.
The committee consists of
Marian Sauls, chairman; Rodelle
Broder, June Brezner, Ben De-
senberg, Freda Knee, Isabelle
Gorosh, Estelle Pulvers, Char-
lotte Fuhrer, Hex-mine Stone,
Lillian Solomon, Norman Leader
and Peggy Mann.
Visitors
be welcome at the
meeting.
tional Young Israel, religious
youth organization.
Mr. Levi was a member of
the delegation of 15 who repre-
sented the local branch at the
30th annual convention held in
Atlantic City. He also is chair-
man of the Regional Council for
mid-west groups in Chicago, St.
Louis, Kansas City, Cleveland
and Cincinnati.
As head of the membership
committee for Young Israel of
Detroit, Mr. Levi • will have
charge during the coming year
of a number of activities design-
ed to acquaint the Jewish youth
of this city with the aims and
purposes of the organization.
While no meetings are being
held during July and August,
next Sunday, July 26, the local,
organization is sponsoring an
outing to Bob-Lo. Members of
say I was a German."—AlbeA Ein--
stein.
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A gift of $10,000 by Samuel
and Leah Bookstein of Detroit
has made possible the transfer
of the famous Yeshivath Chach-
mey Lublin to Detroit.
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Moshe Rotenberg, young Tal-
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