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Hebraists' Noteworthy Bequests

Herzliah Institute Graduates 1,000 Teachers in 40 Years

Provide for Numerous Causes
Dr. Dubnoves, Toback's Wills

NEW YORK (JTA) — Over 1,000 Herzliah Hebrew Teachers Insti-
Hebrew teachers, now serving in tote, in New York, during the past
the United States, Canada and Is- 40 years, it was reported here.
rael, have graduated from the
The figure was disclosed at the

In wills of two distinguished
Detroit Hebraists now being pro-
bated. numerous important causes
are being provided for.
The late Dr. Aaron Dubnove and
the late Aaron Toback, who be-
queathed large sums to Israel and
other causes, were eminent He-
braists. Both were distinguished
are Jewish scholars.
In his will, Mr. Toback, who died
Nov. 26, 1965 and who taught in
the local Hebrew schools, left the
sum of $30,000 for the Academie
HaLashon Ivrith in Jerusalem.
Harry Mondry is the executor of
the will. Two others who were
named as co-executors—Abraham
and Morris Lachover—had passed
away. Mrs. Joseph Geselis was
named special administratrix.
Mr. Toback's attorney, Daniel
Pevos, explained that his client's
will originally provided for his en-
tire estate of $30,000 to go to the
Vaad HaLashon in Israel for He-
braic language research, and the
court has recognized that the name
of the established agency has since
been changed to Academie Ha-
Lashon Ivrith.

the major beneficiary of his es-
tate, and several cousins are pro-
vided for. The bequests to numer-
ous causes, as listed in the will
now being pro-
bate d, include
the following:
Parcel of prop-
erty at 8890-2 Ot-
sego to Bar-Ilan
University.
Property at
5040 Fernwood
to Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jeru-
salem, income to
provide free
loans to needy
students; a $500
Dubnove
Israeli Bond also to be added to
this bequest.
Property at 2134-36 Belvedere to
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah.
Property at 3414 Belvedere to
Central Yeshivath Lubavitch-
Merkaz in Brooklyn.

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The request is made that me-
morial plaques be placed in his
memory in the latter two institu-
tions.

Property at 2181 W. Grand Blvd.
to Jewish National Fund, to sup-
plement the fund for Nachlath
Aaron Dubnove already estab-
Dr. Dubnove's surviving brother, lished by him in Israel through the
Abraham Dubnove, who lived with JNF.
him on West Grand Boulevard
Property at 2902 Concord to
where he practiced medicine, is Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin where
his yahrzeit is to be observed, the
Kaddish recited and a plaque
placed in his memory.

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Miami Synagogues
Pray for Safety
of Kidnaped Boy

An additional cash bequest went
_ to the Jewish National Fund to
provide for a suitable burial
place for him in Israel, to have
Prayers are being chanted in his remains transported to the
Holy Land and a proper marker
Miami Beach synagogues for the
placed over his grave.
safety of Daniel Goldman, 18, son

A $1,000 Vernor Ginger Ale
Bond is left to his alma mater,
University of Manitoba, where - he
already had established the Mc-
Lean Parker Davis Student Loan
Fund.
Dr. Dubnove's medical instru-
ments and valuable library are left
to his brother, Abraham. His
nieces listed for bequests are
Sarah and Annie Levant and
others included for smaller be-
quests are Bennie Levant, Beau
Levant, Alex Levant, Minnie Lei-
tes, Joel Leites.
Mortimer J. Liss was Dr. Dub-
•ove's attorney.
Commenting on the late Dr.
Dubnove's generosity, Judge Ira
G. Kaufman said:
"Dr. Dubnove was certainly a
man dedicated to the Welfare of
his people. Would that there were
more like him!"

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In Dr. Dubnove's will, numer-
ous causes are listed—local as
well as Israeli.

of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Goldman,
who was kidnapped on Monday

annual Herzliah Institute dinner
Sunday. Dr. Miriam K. Freund,
former president of Hadassah, was
honored at the banquet for her
contributions to the cause of Jewish
education in America.

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Case of Jewess Abandoned
by Christian Husband
and for whom a $50,000 ransom is Taken Up by Israel Court

DANIEL GOLDMAN

asked.
Police believe they have clues
to the kidnaper, who may have
been a disgruntled associate in
business of the kidnaped boy's
;lather.
A reward fund for the kidnaped
)boy is being handled by Irving
Schulman, former mayor of Surf-
side, Miami Beach suburb where
the Goldmans resided.

Babbitt's Charming
Story of Magicians

Samuel F. Babbitt wrote the
story and his wife Natalie Babbitt
drew the pictures for "The Forty-
Ninth Magician" which has been
published by Pantheon Books.
It is a story full of charm—
about a king with one magician,
whose ranks grow to two and three
and then to 49. From the 49th,
the king learns how to spend time
leisurely, how to make hours dis-
appear into Minutes, minutes into
seconds. . . .
At first there is the problem of
what to do with 49 magicians. But
the youngest, the 49th, teaches the
king the lesson of life and he be-
comes his first magician.
All of its develops into a tale
youngsters will love immensely.

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM — Israel's supreme
court was asked Tuesday to hand
down a declaratory judgment on
the personal status of a Jewish
woman who married a gentile in
a civil ceremony abroad and was
then abandoned by her husband.
The rabbinical court in Haifa
rejected her application for a
divorce although she had a signed
agreement to the divorce from
her husband. The court held it
was not competent to rule on a
divorce between a Christian and
a Jewess.
The woman then appealed to the
civil district court, asking for a
declaratory judgment, but that
court declined to act on grounds
that international law required
civil courts not to question the
validity of acts properly per-
formed under laws of another
state.
In her appeal to the civil court,
the woman pointed out she had
not been married under Jewish
religious law, leaving her in a
legal no-man's-land. The supreme
court said it would begin a hear-
ing on the matter April 26.

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