Chanukah 1959: Rebbe & my father during distribution of Chanuka money to 770 students- RC Dalfin

A happy Kaneka to everyone. So this happened in 1959. Kaneka in 770. My father had just come for me in 1958 to the Reb. In those days the Reba gave out money to those who were official students. My father wasn't an official student. Although every day before he went to work he learned. So the line he went on the line and Rabbi Jacobson of Israel Jacobson one of the mash 770 saw him and he he motioned with his hand he should go out of the line because he he knew that he's not an official student. In other words, he he felt that the are for the students, not for who are not students but happen to learnis or or whatever. My father had no choice. And he opened his mouth and he said to the Reb in Yiddish, Rebba, I learned each day before davening. And the Reb motioned to him he should come over. And the Reb gave him Khan guilt. I have that today. So there's a lesson there that Ebba knows his customers and learn every day. You're official Talmet. You're not official Tal. Of course, it's better to be official student. You learn every day before Davening that gives you Khan guilt. Happy Kaneka.