4—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 19, 1954

WELCOME TO DETROIT DR. SAMUEL BELKIN

The graduates of Yeshiva University, now serving Detroit and other Michigan communities, together with a distinguished

committee of laymen, and co-sponsoring synagogues, join in welcoming Dr. Belkin at a testimonial dinner,

SPONSORING
CONGREGATIONS

Beth Abraham,
Rabbi Israel Halpern

Beth Shmuel,

Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz

TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 6 P.M., AT HOTEL TULLER

On the Occasion of Dr. Belkin's 10th Anniversary as

President of Yeshiva University in New York

Bnai David,
Rabbi Hayim Donin

Bnai Jacob, Toledo,
Rabbi Nehemiah Katz

Mogen Abraham, Rabbi
M. J. Wohlgelernter

Northwest Israel,
Rabbi Leo Goldman

Oak Woods Jewish
Center

Shear Shomayim,

Windsor,
Rabbi Sam Stollman

Young Israel

Rabbi Samuel Prero

Beth Tfilas Moses,

Mt. Clemens,

Rabbi L. Kauffman

Mishkan Israel,

Rabbi Isaac Stollman

DR. SAMUEL BELKIN

MAX STOLLMAN

DAVID I. BERMS

Co-Chairmen Sponsoring Committee

DETROIT AREA

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY

More Than Half a Century of Service by

YESHIVA UNIVERSITY

Since its establishment in 1897, as the Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary, Yeshiva University has pioneered
with vision and faith to meet the complex needs of our
nation and particularly those of the American-Jewish com-
munity. Its growth has paralleled that of Our great Ameri-
can academies of learning such as Yale and Harvard, which
also started as theological seminaries.
As the first accredited American University under
Jewish auspices, Yeshiva University represents a reservoir
of leadership. a, fountainhead of learning, and a bulwark
of Jewish continuity. Nowhere else in the world is there an
institution such as Yeshiva University that is perpetuating
and enriching Judaism and world culture; and training
young people to serve our people, our nation and humanity
with devotion and idealism. '
Yeshiva University faces the future with unlimited op-
portunities for still greater service.
Yeshiva University provides- its students with a well-
rounded education in the arts and sciences, Jewish learning
and extra-curricular activities. Through its eight schools
and divisions, four auxiliary services and three famous
scholarly publications, it renders notable service to the pro-
fessions, and the community.

GRADUATES

ISAAC ELCHANAN

SEMINARY (RABBIN-

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Of the 2.000 students attending Yeshiva University this
year, 902 are receiving scholarship aid. Out of a total needed
of $1,500,000, less than one-fourth comes from tuition, the
remainder must be furnished by the community to 'enable
Yeshiva University to render its distinctive services to the
entire community.
Yeshiva. University graduates are engaged in the follow-
ing fields: RABBINATE . . . GOVERNMENT ... JEWISH
and GENERAL EDUCATION . . . LAW . . . MEDICINE
. SCIENCE . . SOCIAL WORK . . BUSINESS. -
We grant fifteen different undergraduate and graduate
degrees ranging from B.A. to Ph.D.
Yeshiva University is now seeking to establish the
nation's first non-sectarian College. of Medicine under
Jewish sponsorship, as the first unit of a $25,000,000
Medical Center comprising Colleges of Dentistry, Nursing,
Public Health and Post-Graduate units.
Aside from its 12 divisions, Yeshivah TJniversity also
sponsors the following:
Auxiliary services; 1, Psychological Clinic; 2, Educa-
tional Service Bureau; 3, Audio-Visual Service; 4, Commu-
nity Service Bureau.
Publications: 1, Horeb, 2, Talpioth ; 3, Scripta Mathe-
matica.

For Reservations Call the

or

Rabbi Hayim Donin

Rabbi Henry

Hoschander, Pontiac

Rabbi Nehemiah Katz,
Toledo

Rabbi Charles

Rosenzveig, Pt. Huron

Rabbi Arnold Singerman

Rabbi Samuel Stollman,

Windsor

Rabbi Max J.
Wohlgelernter

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL

ARTS AND SCIENCES

Rabbi Jacob Chinitz

Rabbi Hayim Donin

David Einhorn, Jewish

Community Center

Jack Fishman,

Wayne University

Rabbi Henry

Hoschander, Pontiac

Dr. Belkin Arrangement Committee

TO. 8- 776

ICAL SCHOOL)
Rabbi Jacob Chinitz

Rabbi Samuel H. Prero

Stanley Schneider,

Merril-Palmer School

TO. 8-9633

Rabbi Arnold Singerman

TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Rabbi Morris Adler

David Einhorn

i

REVEL GRADUATE
SCHOOL

t

Rabbi Israel I. Halpern

Rabbi Dr. Max Kapustin

Rabbi Louis, Kauffman,
Mt. Clemens

SCHOOL OF

EDUCATION &

COMMUNITY
ADMINISTRATION

Rabbi Emanuel

Applebaum, Supervisor,

United Hebrew Schools

r.

BUSINESS MEN

(Former Students of

Akt

Y. U. Divisions)

Jock Carmen

Theodore 011ander

Daniel Schwartz

Michael Sumner,
Windsor

Max Temchin

Dinner Catered by Bel-Aire

*mak Weisenfeld