KehilathjeshurunBulletin

2 © October 18, 1974 Volume XLII Number 3 Cheshvan, 5735

Mrs. Yosef Tekoah NADJARI AND THE BERNSTEINS TO HEADLINE To Address Opening MEN'S CLUB-RAMAZ PARENTS COUNCIL Sisterhood Meeting GATHERING, OCTOBER 21 The Kehilath Jeshurun Sisterhood is The Men's Club of the congregation, returned from the Soviet Union. Dur¬ proud to announce that its opening in cooperation with the ing the Yom Kippur and Sukkoth meeting on Monday, October 21 will Parents Council, will present a very period they were in Vilna, Riga, Talin, feature the beautiful, charming, and significant evening on the subject of Minsk and Moscow, where they eloquent wife of Israel's Ambassador Soviet Jewry on Monday, October 21, brought encouragement and strength to the United Nations, Mrs. Ruth at 8:00 o'clock in the Kamber Audi¬ to Soviet Jews who need such sup¬ Tekoah. Mrs. Tekoah's subject will be torium. On that occasion, Maurice port from American Jewry. They have "The Yom Kippur War — One Year Nadjari, Special Prosecutor, will join returned with an incredible story of Later." with Ricki and David Bernstein — our experiences and personalities encoun¬ The Sisterhood has a very interest¬ Youth Directors — in a program en¬ tered during a three-week stay. They ing program planned for the year. No titled: "INTERVENTION IN THE SOVIET expect to illustrate their story with meeting, however, is destined to be UNION; Prosecutor to Prosecutor, Per¬ films which they brought back from more significant or compelling than son to Person." their trip. the first meeting with its dramatic Mr. Nadjari visited the Soviet Union We urge all members of the KJ- guest. We extend a cordial invitation last May in a special effort in behalf Ramaz community to be present on to all the ladies to attend this opening of Jewish Prisoners of Conscience. His Monday night, October 21 for what meeting which will begin at 12:30 — experiences were very significant and promises to be an unforgettable eve¬ with a light luncheon — on Monday, the results of his trip most productive. ning. we October 21. May advise you to come Ricki and David Bernstein have just early in order to be sure of a seat. High Holy Day Credits The long High Holy Day season of A GLORIOUS SUKKOTH THANKS TO AN 5735 is now history. The feeling of gratitude, however, is very much with EXCEPTIONAL MIKE BARANY us. Mike with a beautiful silver We are grateful, to: How does one begin to thank a man etrog box who made it as a small indication of our collective Our — for their sermons, ex¬ possible for more than 800 meals to be served in our esteem and gratitude. planations and inspiration. Syna¬ May he use it in gogue Sukkah during the Sukkoth Fes¬ good health for many years and may Cantor Avrum Davis — for his beau¬ tival? Mike he be reminded through it of the great tiful rendition of the Barany — with a very prayers from service which he rendered to Kehilath Selichot to Simchat . capable assist from his talented wife, Jeshurun. Marcia — made it all possible. Our Ritual Director, Mr. Israel D. The catering of and Tuch- Rosenberg — for his tireless ef¬ Kotimsky man was first rate. The chalah rolls And a forts to make sure that every¬ Special Thanks to donated our very generous mem¬ thing ran smoothly, even while by Adie Trautman ber, Louis Orwasher, were delicious. he was reading the Torah, sound¬ But the work of the Of course nothing would have been ing the Shofar, training the Kohel- Baranys simply defies possible if we had no Sukkah. The let readers and doing description. everything decoration of the Sukkah was accom¬ else. They were helped by a large group plished through the exceptional efforts — far too numerous to mention — of Mayer Moskowitz — for his of Adie Trautman, assisted by a large men, women and children who took inspirational davening in our group of women and children. Here care of all of the arrangements for a Auxiliary Service. again, however, the lion's share of the sensational Sukkah experience. But Dr. William Herzig — for his credit goes to the leader who contri¬ above and every¬ Shacharit, Torah reading and beyond the work of buted her talent and strength to mak¬ one there stood out the dedication and Shofar sounding in the usual ex¬ ing the Sukkah more beautiful than tireless efforts of Mike and Marcia. pert manner at the Auxiliary ever this year — and far less expen¬ Service. At the closing meal on Shabbat af¬ sive. Our hearty thanks to her. Please

Steven Lorch — who filled in so ternoon, the congregation presented God, next year again! many gaps at the Auxiliary Serv¬ ice with his davening and calling to the Torah. Sermons: October 19 — Rabbi Haskel Lookstein

(Continued on Page 2) October 26 — Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein 2 KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

YOUTH GROUPS PRESIDENT OF COLPA TO ADDRESS OPENING COUPLES CLUB MEETING AT THE LOOKSTEINS BEGIN THIS SHABBAT AFTERNOON The first meeting of the year for and rights of the Orthodox Jewish At 3:00 o'clock the Couples Club of the Congregation community. will be held at the home of Rabbi and In addition, COLPA assists in the for young people Mrs. Haskel Lookstein on Saturday drafting of legislation and administra¬ from Nursery through Grade 8. night, October 26 at 8:30. The guest tive rulings throughout the country on speaker that evening will be Howard matters which touch upon the rights I. Jews. has also All groups will assemble Rhine, President of the National of observant COLPA Jewish Commission on Law and Public been involved in the issue of aid to in the lobby our of Affairs (COLPA). Mr. Rhine, a grad¬ parochial schools, poverty programs uate of the Yeshiva of House Flatbush, and adoption services. and NYU Law Mr. Rhine will discuss the subject: School, heads an organization of Or¬ "Civil Rights of the Religious Jew." thodox attorneys and social scientists Members of the Couples Club have ONEG SHABBAT FOR TEENAGERS which has assumed the responsibility already received an invitation to at¬ for representing the Orthodox Jewish tend this meeting. The first teenage activity of the year Couples who would like to attend but who may not have will take place at the home of Rabbi community in the legal sphere. COLPA submits received the are to and Mrs. Haskel Lookstein, 993 Park legal briefs in courts on every invitation, asked level throughout the con¬ call the synagogue office. We will be Avenue, corner of 84th Street this Fri¬ cerning issues affecting happy to invite them to the meeting. day night, October 19, from 8:30 until the interests 10:00 o'clock. The occasion will be an Oneg Shabbat in honor of the return WITHIN OUR FAMILY of Ricki and David Bernstein from the Birthdays- BEST WISHES TO STUART SLOAME Soviet Union. A first-hand report will CANDIDATE FOR CIVIL COURT JUDGE returns to be presented at this Oneg. Many happy of the day Miss Gertrude Breiner, Mrs. Fannie We extend our warmest wishes to Buchman, Mrs. Alan Doft, Dr. Leon A. Stuart C. Sioame, a member of the Feldman, E. congregation and a graduate of Ramaz COFFEE HOUSE FOR Arthur Friedland, Stanley Gurewitsch, Sidney Horwitz, Martin V. School, who is a candidate for Civil HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Lesser, Mrs. Jacob Levi, Mrs. Alex Court Judge in our district. A graduate Lichtman, Mrs. Gertrude Linzer, Milton of Columbia College and Columbia A coffee house for Jewish high Law School, Stuart has been active in school students will be held at K. J. Lukashok, Mrs. Jack Perlberger, Mrs. Robert M. Richter, Howard H. Schim- communal affairs and in Jewish affairs. on Saturday night, October 26 at 8:00 mel, Mrs. Fannie Mrs. Last year he travelled at his own ex¬ o'clock. This will be the first in a series Silverstein, John D. Steindecker, pense to the Soviet Union, where he sponsored jointly by Kehilath Jeshu- Mrs. Meyer Texon and Mrs. Robert Wallach. preformed very important work for run, the Jewish Center and the Lincoln the cause of Soviet Jewry. Square Synagogue. Admission is only We Anniversaries- congratulate him upon his de¬ 50 cents and all are invited to attend. sire to serve the community and we Warmest greetings to Mr. and Mrs. wish him well in his electoral race this Credits (Cont'd) Bertram S. Bermar, Mr. and Mrs. Sid¬ Fall. ney A. Block, Mr. and Mrs. The Board of Ushers in the Main Elgin Shul- sky, Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Texon and BAR MITZVAH Synagogue — who to helped Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Trautman. maintain decorum and who made ARTHUR CHABON people comfortable at the serv¬ Condolences— ices. We extend our condolences to Mrs. Irwin Robins and Noam Shudofsky Charles Censor on the — passing of her who managed the many details beloved mother and to Dr. Robert Hy- of the Auxiliary Service in their man on the demise of his beloved usual, effcient and effective man¬ mother. We pray that the families will ner. be spared further grief for many years to come. Rabbi Gary Lavit — who, although very new in his position, contri¬ Mazel Tov to Dr. and Mrs. Irwin We extend our condolences also to buted ideas, management and Chabon upon Bar the family of the late William Basser the forthcoming rabbinical talent during the entire Mitzvah of their son, Arthur, which on his recent passing. We hope that High Holy Day season. will be held in our the entire family will be comforted synagogue on Shabbat morning, October 26. And Last And By No Means Least — among all those who mourn for Zion and Jerusalem. Arthur, who was a student in Ramaz Sylvia Baum, Hannah Cohen, Flor¬ through Grade 7 and now attends ence Fischel, Sue Moskowitz and Columbia Birth— Grammar, will read from the Shaindy Zeitlin — who did the Torah and the Haftorah as part of his many things in the Synagogue Mazel Tov to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bar Mitzvah celebration. The entire which make Office possible beau¬ Avner upon the birth of a daughter congregation rejoices with the tiful festival services and much to their children, Mr. and Mrs. George Chabons, and will have the opportu¬ Avner. inspiration for the members and May the new arrival grow up nity to congratulate them at the Kid- in the best tradition of worshippers of the Kehilath Torah, Chupah dush which they will sponsor follow¬ Jeshurun and Ma'asim Tovim. family. ing the services on the 26th. KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN 3

THE KEHILATH JESHURUN ADULT INSTITUTE

On these two pages we are proud to present the 1974-75 Adult Education Program of Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun. You will find listed on these pages four courses designed to meet a variety of needs for men and women on week¬ ends and during the daytime hours on Tuesday. You will also find other courses in Hebrew, Bible, and Maimonides' Code of Law. In addition, this year we are launching a special Sunday night study group which will be taught by three outstand¬ ing professors, each of whom will treat a subject in which he has specialized in scholarly work.

We would like to enroll every member of the congregation in one course or another. We feel that the study of Torah is as important as prayer and religious practice. If we foster the latter, we must also promote and enhance the former. We urge you to read the course offerings carefully, select one or more courses that meet your needs and inform us of your interest by filling out and returning the form which appears on the next page.

Thank you in advance for your interest in our program. We are confident that the effort you will expend in Torah study will bring you the greatest amount of satisfaction. Dr. Mortimer J. Blumenthal Chairman, Adult Education Committee

TALMUD I TALMUD IV A Shabbat Afternoon Study Group A Midweek, Midday, Study Group for Women This class will meet every Shabbat afternoon before For the first time, the K. J. Adult Institute will conduct Mincha. During the very short Sabbaths, we will conduct a Talmud Class specifically designed to meet the needs of the class following Maariv, if that is the preference of the women in the community. The class will meet every Tues¬ students. will We study the last chapter of Pesachim, aim¬ day morning from 10:00 until 11:00 in the Synagogue ing for a Siyum at the conclusion of the year. Library. It will study the Tractate of Kiddushin (See Talmud Instructor: Rabbi Haskel Lookstein 613) from the El Am edition. The class is open to women Course Already In Progress who have had previous experience with Talmud as well as to the larger number of women who, through no fault of TALMUD II their own, have been deprived of Talmud study until now. A Sunday Morning Study Group It is our This class will continue the study of chapter one of feeling that studying the oral tradition con¬ tained in the Talmud is as essential for women as it is for Berakhot, using the El Am Talmud, an edition of the Talmud men. We feel that this course which comes with an excellent English translation and presents a unique opportu¬ illuminating notes on the text. We urge students to begin nity and challenge which we hope will be accepted and enjoyed women the program by coming to the minyan on Sunday morning by in the K. J.-Ramaz community and at 8:30, following which a light breakfast will be served throughout the neighborhood. and the study session begun. The class normally meets Instructor: Rabbi Haskel Lookstein from 9:30 until 10:30. First Session: Instructor: Dr. Gilbert N. Kahn Tuesday, October 22 at 10:00 o'clock Course Already In Progress Location: Synagogue Library

TALMUD III A Midtown, Midweek, Midday, Study Group HEBREW TO READ SIDDUR BY This course will meet every other Tuesday from 12:15 This course in elementary Hebrew is designed to take until 1:30 in a midtown office of one of the students. A the student in eight sessions from the Aleph Bet through a light luncheon will be served at the beginning of the session. proficient reading of the Prayer Book. At the end of eight The group will study the Tractate Kiddushin, dealing with sessions, the student should be able to follow a synagogue the rules of marriage and other related subjects. The El Am service comfortably. The course can also be used as a first edition of the Talmud (see Talmud 365) will be used in step in learning modern Hebrew speech. A "must" for any¬ order to make the course useful for beginners as well as one who cannot read Hebrew. Satisfaction and success for advanced students. The course is designed for men and guaranteed. women who are willing to set aside an hour and a quarter every other week for the study of Talmud in a location and Instructor: Evelyn Berger (Of the Ramaz Faculty) setting convenient to their place of work. Hours: Eight Wednesday Evenings, 8:00—9:30 Instructor: Rabbi Haskel Lookstein First Session: Tuesday, October 22, 12:15 P.M. Dates: October 23, 30 Location: Eisenstat and Gottesman November 6, 13, 20 400 Park Avenue (near 54th Street) December 4, 11, 18 4 KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

MAIMONIDES' CODE BIBLE A Wednesday Morning Class for Men and Women Shabbat Afternoons At 3:00 o'clock

This course studies Maimonides' Code of Law with a A study of the weekly portion, with commentaries, text accompanied by English translation. A detailed analysis designed to meet the needs of parents who bring their of the text as well as stimulating discussion have made this children to Shabbat afternoon Youth Groups and who have course an excellent offering in our Adult Education Program. an opportunity, therefore, to spend an hour in productive It follows the regular morning service and it is, in turn, Torah study. Specific questions on the weekly portion will followed by breakfast for those who care to stay. be considered at each session.

Instructor: Rabbi Haskel Lookstein Instructor: Rabbi Gary Lavit

Sessions: Wednesday Mornings, 8:00—8:45 First Session: Saturday, October 19 at 3:00 P.M.

SUNDAY NIGHT STUDIES

A sixteen session course, meeting twice a month, from October through May, presented by three Professors of Bible, Midrash, and Jewish History. Sessions will be held in the homes of students on the Sunday nights listed, at 8:00 o'clock.

THE APOCRYPHA TEXTS IN ETHICAL LITERATURE CONTROVERSIES AND SCHISMS IN MEDIEVAL JEWISH HISTORY A study of the S'farim Chitzoni'im, 1. The Ten Commandments 1. Rabbanites and Karaites as they are called by the Talmud, 2. Ethics of the Fathers those books which were not included 2. Judaism vis-a-vis Christianity and Islam (The Khazars and the Kuzari) in the Bible, but which form part of a 3. The Family 3. The Maimonides religious literature of considerable Controversy 4. The Holocaust and Human Tragedy (Contra the Guide) significance to the Jewish people and 4. Jewish-Christian Disputations to an understanding of ancient Jewish These four subjects will be treated A. The Burning of The Talmud history. through the use of Rabbinic texts both B. Pablo Christiani vs. Nachmanides ancient and Our instructor is a Professor of Bible contemporary. Readings A series of four sessions designed and background material will be pro¬ and Jewish History at Yeshiva Univer¬ to study the origin and impact of four vided to those who register for the sity who has been a favorite teacher controversies and schisms which af¬ course. in our Adult Institute for the past many fected the Jewish community during the Medieval period. Each session will seasons. Our instructor was Professor of Mid- be devoted to a study of a particular rash and Homiletics at the Jewish Detailed information on reading and text, in addition to the presentation of background materials will be sent to Theological Seminary of America background material on the subject. where he served also as President. He Our instructor is all who enroll in the course by return¬ Distinguished Pro¬ fessor of Jewish is currently the President of the History at Rutgers ing the form on this page. University America-Israel Cultural Foundation and and formerly the Chairman of the Instructor: Dr. Department of Jewish Studies Mayer Herskovics a recent inductee into membership in at Rutgers. This is in addition to his Kehilath Dates: Sunday Evenings Jeshurun. being a distinguished member of the October congregation. 27, November 24, Instructor: Dr. Bernard Mandelbaum December 22, January 12, Instructor: Dr. Leon Feldman Dates: February 9, March 9, April 6, Sundays, November 10, Dates: Sundays, January 5, January May 4. December 1, April 20, May 11 26, February 23, March 16 We invite all readers to register for the above Sunday Night Studies Course. Each registrant will receive detailed in¬ formation on the location of each class. We plan to hold all sessions in the private homes of members of the community.

I ADULT INSTITUTE REGISTRATION FORM

(Please clip out and mail to 125 East 85th Street, New York 10028) □ Shabbat Talmud □ Wednesday Maimonides □ Sunday Talmud □ Hebrew to Read Siddur By □ Midtown Talmud □ Shabbat Bible

□ Women's Talmud □ Sunday Night Studies

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KEHILATH JESHURUN — RAMAZ COMMUNITY LEADS NEW YORK CONFERENCE RALLY FOR SOVIET JEWRY

One of the greatest days in the his¬ tory of this congregation and the school which it sponsors, was experi¬ enced on Sunday, Choi Hamoed Suk- koth, October 6, when more than 1,000 people gathered in front of our synagogue to march with a Torah donated by the congregation to a rally of 20,000 New Yorkers in behalf of Soviet Jewry. The rally was held at Gracie Mansion Park, East End Avenue and 84th Street

Accompanied by Governor Wilson, Attorney General Lefkowitz, Bronx Governor Malcolm Wilson and Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz flank Borough President Robert Abrams, Rabbi Haskel Lookstein under the chuvah on the march to Gracie Mansion Park. Senator Javits, District Attorney Kuh Mr. Nathan Scdzman, President of the Congregation, is at Mr. Lefkowitz' left. and other dignitaries, the marchers brought our Torah to Gracie Mansion Park where, before a packed throng, Eugene Hollander presented the Torah in behalf of the congregation to Elie Wiesel, who accepted it in behalf of the Jews of Khust.

Rabbi Haskel Lookstein's Address

Theodore Bikel, Master of Cere¬ monies at the Rally, asked our Rabbi to explain the significance of this gift. Rabbi Haskel Lookstein told the rally that this Torah, which was itself saved from the Holocaust in Hungary and given as a gift to our congregation, was now being given by the congre¬ gation to the Jews of Khust, a city in Russia near the Hungarian border. In that city, a suspicious fire had destroy¬ ed the synagogue which the workers Andy Kaplan and Michael Koppel of Grade I hold the official sign of the of the city had wanted to turn into a rally as they march in front of the Torah. sports palace. The Jews were still davening in the synagogue, but with¬ out a Torah. The Rabbi told the cheer¬ ing gathering that this Torah would be brought to Khust and "the Jews there will read from it as we read from ours; They will dance with the Torah as we dance with ours; they will study this Torah as we study ours."

The Rabbi then called upon the throng to join him in the Simchat Torah theme song of Moscow Jewry: Havah Nagila. The response was en¬ thusiastic. New York Jews sang Mos¬ cow Jewry's song, perhaps even loud 'enough for the echoes to be heard in the capital of the Soviet Union

The photos on the right were taken by Howard Radzyner, a Senior at Elie Wiesel holding the Torah after Rabbi Haskel Lookstein addressing Ramaz. it had been presented to him by the 20,000 New Yorkers at Gracie Eugene Hollander. Mansion Park. 6 KEHILATH JESHURUN BULLETIN

CONG. KEHILATH JESHURUN 125 East 85th Street Father and Son Minyan New York, N.Y. 10028 YAHRZEITS Begins This Sunday, HA 7-1000 OCTOBER October 20, 1974 Synagogue Officials 19—Ann Flatow The Father and Son Minyan will b Joseph H. Lookstein Senior Rabbi 19—Lea Pfeffer back in session on Sunday Haskel Lookstein Rabbi 19—Dora Bruckner morning October 20, at 9:30. David Kahn wil Avrum Davis Cantor 20—Anna Stoller once again be the leader of this im¬ Israel D. Rosenberg Ritual Director 20—Benjamin Fischberg portant congregational activity. Gary J. Lavit Rabbinic Administrator 20—Samuel Grodginsky 20—Anna Heifer We are very anxious to accommo¬ Officers of the Congregation 20—Dr. Paul Friedman date boys between the ages of 10 and Harry W. Baumgarten Hon. President 20—David Joseph 17 at this splendid activity. We begin Max J. Etra Hon. President 21—Bertha Miller with a service in the Chapel; we con¬ Nathan Salzman President 21—Agnes Heyman tinue with breakfast; and we conclude William G. Lebowitz .Vice President with a 22—Julius Israel two hour period in the gym¬ Samuel M. Eisenstat Secretary 22—Fannie Kirshon nasium. Edward Low - Treasurer 22—Max J. Akabas We invite fathers to come with their Mrs. Haskel Lookstein Pres. Sist'd 22—Jacob M. Studnick sons and to enjoy at least the first two Milton Berkowitz Pres. Men's Club 22—Sarah Postel parts of this activity. Harold Goldman Pres. Couples Club 23—Rabbi Morris Gutman 23—Jetty Wassner Sponsors SCHEDULE OF SERVICES 23—Samuel R. Bushnell The Men's Club of the Congregation 23—Lena Loring which underwrites the cost of thej Friday, October 18 24—Rebecca Broz Father and Son Minyan each year, in¬ Lighting of Candles 5:55 24—Lena Esther Heyman vites members of the community to Evening 6:00 24—F. W. Oppenheim sponsor individual Minyanim during 25—Alfred Stoller Saturday the course of the season. The cost of 25—Edna D. Bernstein Morning 9:00 sponsorship is $40.00. 25—Rebecca Junior Congregation 10:00 Woldenberg 25—Abraham Milton Medwin and Dr. William Pre-School Service 11:00 Dores 26—Esther Feldman Major, co-chairmen of this activity, can be Weekly Portion: Noah 26—Katharine Weiss contacted by prospective sponsors. Haftorah: 54 Isaiah 26—Morris Goodman They will be happy to reserve a date Evening 6:00 26—Arnold Weiss for them. The occasion for sponsorship Conclusion of Sabbath 6:46 26—Estelle Hershfield may be a happy event in the family, the observance of a WEEKDAY SERVICES 27—Morris Weiss yahrzeit or simply the 27—Mordecai Yaacov Barth desire to help fund this worth¬ Morning 7:30 28—Jacob Adler while, educational and religious Morning Sunday 8:30 28—Samuel Levy activity. Father and Son Minyan 9:30 28—Tzirle Broz Evening - 6:00 29—Margarette Ballin Thanks To Our Friday, October 25 29—Jacob Heifer Lighting of Candles 5:45 29—Henry Reinhold Kohelet Readers 29—Ella Speizer Evening 6:00 We are happy to thank the follow¬ 29—Salo Ehrenberg ing young men who, under the Saturday 30—Leon Kamaiky guid¬ ance of Mr. read the Scroll Morning 9:00 30—Rebecca Layton Rosenberg, of Kohelet so Junior Congregation 10:00 30—Mollie beautifully on Shabbat Scheinberg Choi Hamoed: Pre-School Service .11:00 30—Carl Koppel Andrew Weekly Portion: Lech Lecha 31—Moses Einhorn Abraham Keith Haftorah: Isaiah 40 31—Louis Kanerek Barany Steven 31—Rose L. Kolatch Berkowitz Evening 5:50 Allan Friedman Conclusion of 31—Oscar Fingerhut Sabbath 6:37 Robert Meislin WEEKDAY SERVICES Neil Mosesson Morning 7:30 E.S.T. Roger Mosesson Clara Gross Robert Riederman Sunday Morning 8:30 E.S.T. Father & Son Minyan 9:30 E.S.T. Happy Day Fund Binyamin Shudofsky Evening 4:50 E.S.T. Douglas Zippel Many thanks to Mrs. Leo Davenport, Mrs. Nathan RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL Kalischer and Mrs. Mal- LIPSTADT MEMORIAL vina Wachter for CHAPEL their contributions to COMPANY the Clara Gross CARL GROSSBERG Happy Day Fund. Monuments ANDREW FIER All contributions may sent to be 370 AMSTERDAM AVENUE Directors Mrs. Leo Davenport, 145 East 84th NEW YORK 24, N. Y. 76th ST. & Street, New York, N.Y. AMSTERDAM AVE. 10028, or to TR the 4-6843 ENdicott 2-6600 Synagogue Office, c/o Happy Day Closed Fund. Saturdays Open Sundays

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