6245 —מכתבי מגבית, עבודת תלמידים בשנת השמיטה, ותיאום בין בתי ספר

With the help of Heaven, 14 Iyar, 5718, Brooklyn.

To the administration of Yeshivas Tomchei Temimim of Lod, the administration of the vocational schools, may God grant you life, greetings and blessings!

In response to your letters from the 8th and 9th of Iyar—which arrived quickly—along with their enclosures.

a) Regarding sending fundraising appeal letters to Anash in all corners of the world, it is understood that you should coordinate with those countries where there are Anash institutions, especially in the United States, so as not to interfere with each other.

b) Regarding the work of students in the agricultural school during the Shemitah year—the matter of metalworking is appropriate, whereas precision mechanics is different; this is certainly connected to specialized studies in mathematics, etc., which require much time. Perhaps this is not the mechanics you meant, and if so, clarify at the next opportunity. In any case, at least some of the above should be included in the carpentry school. As for the location of the metalworking, etc.—you should consult locally.

As you requested, this letter is being sent urgently, and we await good news, including specifically regarding the Torah portion of the day, Pesach Sheni.

With blessings for good news, on behalf of the Rebbe, may he live and be well, A. Quint, secretary.

Summary

This letter emphasizes the importance of coordination in fundraising efforts, careful planning of student vocational activities during Shemitah, and local consultation for technical education. It encourages prompt communication and attention to current Torah study topics.