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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, July 17, 1 959 —

Chachmey Lublin
Ready to Build
Southfield School

Plans for the construction of
a permanent building for the
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin in
Southfield were announced this
week by Rabbi Moses Rothen-
berg. clean of the school.
The institution, located for
many years at Linwood and
Elmhurst, moved to Southfield
last September, and has been
meeting in temporary quarters
at 25870 Fairfax, a block west
of Greenfield, at 101/2 Mile.
Rabbi Rothenberg reported
that since opening in -the subur-
ban community, the scY ool has
attracted many new students
from Oak Park, Southfield and
other outlying communities.
The teachers, all certified to
instruct in Hebrew and English
by the Board of Education, have
won high praise from visiting
parents and local rabbis.
The institution stresses He-
brew and religious studies,
along with regular courses
taught in the public schools.
In addition to the school. the
Yeshivah has established a
synagogue for observant Jews
who will not ride to synagogue
on the sabbath. Services are
held every Friday evening and
Saturday, at the school.
For information on the school
program, call the Yeshivah of-
fice, EL. 7-0125, or Dr. Leon
Berg, English principal, TE.
4-2324. Information on the syna-
gogue services can be obtained
from Rabbi - Rothenberg, LI.
8-3782.

Neturei Karta
Stages Display
to Greet Rabbi

HAIFA (JTA)—A chartered
seven-coach train left for Jeru-
salem carrying Rabbi Joel Tei-
telbaum, the Satmarer Rebbe,
and hundreds of his followers.
A gigantic welcome awaits the
Hassidic rabbi from the Neturei
Karta, the ultra-orthodox group
which considers the rebbe as
their leader.
Rabbi Teitelbaum arrived
here aboard a Turkish vessel,
and was greeted by nearly
1,000 followers who were per-
mitted into the port area, and
by thousands more who awaited
him outside the port gates.
Guards of police and Hassidic
youth struggled to enable Rabbi
Teitelbaum to reach his car,
which took him to the nearby
quarter of Kiryat Eliahu where
he spent the night.
Special tickets for the train
to Jerusalem were printed by
the sect because standard tickets
bear Israel's insignia and the
Neturei Karta does not recog-
nize Israel.

New Jersey Rabbinate
Opposes 2 State Laws

TRENTON, N.J. (JTA)—The
New Jersey Rabbinical Council
made plans to muster support
in the State Assembly for a bill
which would exempt from the
State's new Sunday closing law
businessmen who observed as
their sabbath a day other than
Sunday.
Absence of such a qualifica-
tion from the legislation which
Gov. Robert B. Meyner recently
signed provoked a considerable
amount of resentment in Jewish
circles and the Governor was
strongly criticized for approving
the measure without a public
hearing.
The rabbinical group also
disclosed that a large delegation
would attend a hearing here on
July 13 to voice opposition to
the so-called humane slaughter
bill now pending in the legis-
lature.

Beth Yehudah Cites Mrs. Levin

Rabbi Meyer Named
i to Argentinian Post
As Assistant Rabbi

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The World Council of Syna-
gogues launched a spiritual
Point Four program designed
to assist Jewish communities in
Latin America to provide more
adequate spiritual leadership
to unserved and underserved
Featherweight
congregations.
The program was developed
Lightweight
last August at a conference
called in Buenos Aires to meet
the critical need for rabbis in
South America.
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The first appointment is that
of Rabbi Marshall T. Meyer, of
Norwich, Conn., to serve as
assistant rabbi to the Congre-
gacion Israelita in Buenos
The Beth Yehudah Schools' citation of honor is presented
Aires, Argentina.
to Mrs. ISADORE LEVIN, nresident of the Ladies of Yeshi-
For All Occasions
The World Council of Syna-
vath Beth Yehudah and Women's Sabbath League, "in recogni-
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gogues, which has its head-
tion of the dynamic growth of the Ladies of Yeshivah under
quarters at 3 0 8 0 Broadway,
her devoted and capable leadership." Shown in the photo- New York, was organized two
graph are, left to right, Rabbi MORRIS GREENES, executive
years ago to serve the interests
director of the Schools, Mrs. Levin and Rabbi S. P. WOHL-
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The synagogue of the past ciety, greeted the congregation. States.
as "the cradle of prayers and
Cantor S h a b t a i Ackerman
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dreams about Eretz Yisrael" rendered a program of litur-
should now be devoted to the gical and Israeli songs.
Jewish state and its needs,
Citations were presented to
said Rabbi Isaac Stollman at Abraham S h a i n a k, honorary
the opening banquet of the president of Mishkan Israel,
newly-elected Mishkan Israel and former president, and to El
Synagogue, in Oak Park.
Jacob Bacow, treasurer and
Rabbi St o l l m a n. spiritual chairman of the building com-
leader of the congregation and mittee. Both gueits of honor
president of the National Re- received engraved T en a c h s
ligious Zionists of America from Rabbi and Mrs. Stollman.
Founders of the 50-year-old
Equipped with loving, foster parents—
(Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi),
added in his keynote speech synagogue also were honored
Ready to care for and enjoy
that the traditional and Ortho- at the banquet.
dox ways of the synagogue are
Announcement was made
the "best guaranty for the con- that classes will be opened in
Two Appealing Youngsters
, tinuation of our up-coming the fall in co-operation with
B
p roning the Hebrew Academy of Oak
(I am an infant, and my
generations and their strong
bonds with Jewish hopes
Park.
friend
is
11/2
years
old)
Eretz Yisrael."
The banquet committee in-
Nathan Wolok, president of cluded Nathan Wolok, S. Rov-
in, Sosnick, Phillip Stollman,
Call: David R. Goldberg, Supervisor
Max Tyner, Jacob Fishman.
Louis Hammes, A. Saltzman,
Child Placement Department
Mrs. Goldstein, president of
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the Ladies Auxiliary and Mrs.
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Greenwald, treasurer. The ban-
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quet meal was prepared
through Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Hirshkowitz.
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the congregation, greeted the
audience and presented toast-
master of the evening Isidore
Sosnick.
Greetings in the name of the
local Yeshivath Beth Yehuda
were extended by Rabbi Leib
Bakst. Also. Rabbi Yaacov I.
There are only a few openings left in the
Homnick of Young Israel of
Oak Woods. a representative of
the local Mizrachi-Hapoel Ham-
izrachi, and N. P. Rossen, of
the Hebrew Benevolent So-

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HILLEL DAY SCHOOL of DETROIT

To Quiz 'Quiz Kids'
at Dinner for Rabbi

A group of pre-teen age Tal-
mudic students of Yeshvi
Shaarai Torah will be quizzed on
30 folios of the Gemarrah Beah
at the testimonial dinner honor-
ing Rabbi Herman Deutsch,
spiritual leader of Cong. Khal
Charodim, 7 p.m. Monday in
Holiday Manor.
The "Quiz Kids" of the
Yeshiva, which was founded a
year ago in Detroit by Rabbi
Deutsch, will be questioned at
random by representatives of
the Vaad Horabonim, Rabbi
Hirsch Meisels, the guest speak-
er, and by Rabbi Deutsch.
Yiddish and Hebrew selec-
tions will be sung by the
Yeshivah choir, comprised of
the same boys.
Reservations may be made by
calling DI 1-6227 and TO 8-8787.

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providing constantly changing
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Beginning Its Second Year — SepteMber 9, 1959

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A modern, progressive, elementary school, combining Hebraic-Religious

instruction in the spirit of traditional Judaism, within the framework of

the Conservative Movement.

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Hillel further intensifies existing programs of Jewish education in the

community.

"The old shall become new and the new shall
betome sacred."

Hillel Day School of Detroit
19161 Schaefer Highway — DI 1-8260
Detroit 35, Mich.

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