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Yeshivah Launches $1,000,000 Fund Campaign for
Building, Maintenance of Beth Yehudah Schools

Orthodox Jews Are
Exempt from Sabbath
Tests in Massachusetts

The launching of a $1,000,000
building and maintenance fund
for the Beth Yehudah Schools
was announced at the•Yeshivah's
"Char (18-for life) annual din-
ner of the Synagogue Council
by President Max Biber.
Initial gifts approximating
$113,000 were subscribed prior
to the event. A campaign com-
mittee will begin community-
wide solicitation immediately
for funds to start construction
of the new Yeshivah campus
in Southfield and provide main-
tenance needs during the 1963-
65 school years for the 12-grade
Beth Yehudah Day School.
Rabbi Alexander Linchner, the
guest speaker, is president of
Mesifta Torah Vodaas in Brook-
lyn, the largest Yeshivah in the
world, lauded "the splendid
group of Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
dah students who have chosen to
continue their Jewish education
in our advanced studies depart-
ment. We consider them out-
standing in their studies, in
their seriousness of purpose and
in their strength of character."
Six rabbis, 27 lay congrega-
tional heads and five leaders of
the Yeshivah's women's group
were cited at the July 7 event
for their distinguished service
to Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
during two decades of its opera-
tion on Dexter Blvd., where
six classrooms were opened in
February, 1942, adjoining Mo-
gen Abfaham synagogue. Sub-
sequently, the Daniel A. Laven
Building was constructed in
1954 to meet urgent needs of
the fast growing school.
The list of recipients in the

BOSTON, (JTA) — Special ar-
rangements for persons who ob-
serve Saturday as the Sabbath
to take their Civil Service ex-
aminations on other days, have
been made through an agree-
ment between the Masachusetts
Council of Rabbis and the State
Civil Service Commission.
Applicants must request these
arrangements in writing. This
must be accompanied by a letter
from a rabbi stating that the
applicant is a member in good
standing of a faith that observes
the seventh day.

Mrs. Isadore Levin, president, Ladies of Yeshivah, presents
a $7,500 check to Wolf Cohen, honorary president, towards the
building fund. Participating are Mesdames Louis Honigman
and Libby Dubrinsky, veteran leaders of the women's group,
and Rabbi Avrohom Freedman of the school staff.

first ceremony of its kind heldLouis Jonas, Khal Charedim;
locally, during which Yeshivah Hyman Karp, Beth Joseph;
honor certificates were award- David Kuperwasser, Bnai Israel;
ed to a group of "founders," Mrs. Isadore Levin, president,
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
follows:
Hillel Abrams, Young Israel dah; Meyer Levin, Beth Ye-
of Northwest Detroit; Rabbi hudah Congregation; Rabbi
Leib Bakst, Beth Yehudah's Leizer Levin, chairman of the
David I. Berris, Young Israel Yeshivath Vaad Hachinuch;
of Greenfield; Mrs. Pauline Boruch Litwin, Cong. Beth
Rosh Yeshivah; David I. Berris, Tefilah Moses, Mt Clemens;
Young Israel of Greenfield; Mrs. Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum, Hash-
Pauline Brandwine; Jack J. Car- kamah Minyon, first principal
men, Bnai Zion of Oak Park; of Beth Yehudah, day school
David J. Cohen, past president of elementary division.
Also Jacob Mohr, Beth
the Yeshivah and head of Merkaz;
Isadore R. Cohen, Yeshivah; Aaron V'Yisroel; Louis Nosan-
Wolf Cohen, honorary president chuk, Bnai Jacob; Israel Pat-
of Beth Yehudah and Mogen rick, Dovid Ben Nochim; Alex
Abraham, leader; Morris Dorn, Roberg, Gemiluth Chasodim;
chairman of Synagogue Council Julius Rottenberg, Bnai David;
for Beth Yehudah Schools; Mrs. Alex Saltsman, Young Israel of
Libby Dubrinsky and Rabbi Oak Woods; Max Schneider,
Joseph Elias, dean of the Beth Tefilah Emanuel Tikvah;
David Schoichit, Shomrey
Yeshivah.
Also, Mrs. S. Honigman, Emuneh; Mrs. Molly Schwartz;
Ben Segal, Beth Abraham;
Morris Snow, Bnai Zion; Joseph
Spitzer, Bais Hamedresh; Rabbi
Isaac Stollman, past president
of the Yeshivah, and spiritual
head of Miskan Israel-Nusach
Harie.
Meyer Torobelo, Shaarey
Shomayim; Aaron Tilchin, Adas
Yeshurun; Meyer Weingarden,
Bnai Zion of Seven Mile Rd.;
Rabbi M. J. E. Wohlgelernter
(Ittamar), past president of
Yeshivah, now general secre-
tary of Israel's Chief Rabbinate;
Rabbi S. P. Wohlgelernter, ex-
ecutive vice president of Ye-
shivath Beth Yehudah for the
past eight years.
Following in the tradition of
the organization which has been
a major factor in Beth Yehudah
developMent over the years,
the Ladies of the Yeshivah have
contributed $7,500 to the build-
ing fund. The sum was used
to make the first payment on
the land for the future center
of the school in Southfield.

Plan to Re-Establish
Yeshiva in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
cornerstone was laid here Mon-
day at the entrance to Jerusa-
lem for a building to house a
yeshiva which had flourished in
Galicia for 100 years until World
War II broke out.
The spiritual head of the
transplanted Kochav Miyakov
Yeshiva is Rabbi Dovberish
Weidenfeld, the Czebin Rebbe,
whose f a t h e r founded it in
Hrumelov exactly a century ago.
The yeshiva complex will ac-
commodate 1,000 students, of
whom 200 will be dormitory
members. It will cost 1,000,000
pounds ($333,000) to complete.

French Jewish Leider
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was one of the leaders of his
country's liberal forces in the
early part of the 19th century.
He was a leader of the Jew-
ish community in Nancy and
was a founder of a number of
Jewish communal institutions
in that city.

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