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Title 41st anniversary dinner : Sunday Eve., Dec. 20, 1964, Statler Hilton Hotel / Yeshivah of Crown Heights.
Additional Titles Forty first anniversary dinner
Yeshivah of Crown Heights 41st anniversary dinner
Publisher Crown Heights : Yeshivah of Crown Heights
Creation Date 1964
Notes Cover title.
Program of dinner held Dec. 20, 1964, Statler Hilton Hotel.
"In tribute to Hon. Arthur Levitt"--first page.
Includes Grace after meals [Seder Birkat ha-mazon] in Hebrew.
Extent 1 volume (unpaged)
13 x 17 cm
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990055558490205171

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