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onto
PAGE FIVE
THE)LIROIVEMS1101RONictr,
I seek the company of Gentiles. Let
as bee through Dr. Levy's eyes how
our fugitive Je
lie
sed.
moves into a non-Jewish
pro neighbor-
LETTER. BOX
hood. Most frequently he finds
(Continued
from
Preceding
Page).
himself
left
strictly
alone.
No
one
of
l'alestine
and
on
the
other
hand
(Continued From Page One).
(Continued Front Page One).
calls tun him, and he is greeted only
settlers, he said, probably felt it undertook that the civil and re-
Inspired by Editorial.
ward
except
in
that
striving,
to
be
very
distantly.
Sometimes
he
dots
and
music
will
be
supplied
by
Sey-
some uncertainty concerning the ligious rights of the non-Jewish Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
mour Simons' Orchestra. Mr. Si- elected to terrible responsibility— succeed in making friends. But
section of the population should
future of Palestine And did not
I want to compliment you on
musicians will also supply sash is the somber and glorious these are only "street-friends."
wish to burn their boats until they not he prejudiced. The position your fine editorial, "A Notable mons'
the music for the dancing to fob nii-sion of Israel. Peace is the They do nut admit him into their
when
civil
government
was
first
were tolerably sure what was like-
Gathering," in your issue of
id, a, the dream, the aspiration that most intimate companionship. He
established in July, 1921 was cer-
ly to happen. Is that true?
April 27.
have sustained and preserved this discovers that the finest of Gentiles
The question was also asked tainly a difficult and. one might
Beautifully written, richly illus-
people through dark and hostile make the tacit assumption that a
whether the British government say, critical one. It became clear trated, full of enthusiasm, enough
age.. Egypt and Assyria, Greece Jew's most intimate associations'
that
some
fresh
pronouncement
of
did not feel that the generous
to inspire anyone who read it.
and Rome are gone. The peoples would be not with them but with
movement in support of the Na- policy had to be made which would
Sincerely yours,
of the sword have perished, Israel, fellow-Jews. These Gentiles do net
tional Jewish Home in other coun- set at rest the uncertainty prevail-
J.
H.
EHRLICH.
the people of the spirit remains."
mean to be unkind. They simply
tries, and especially in America, ing in all quarters. That state-
Could you have believed it, if the expect a Jew to be loyal to his own
ment
of
policy
was
Made
in
the
was showing signs of slackening
kind. They think too well of their
book
Mid
appeared
anonymously,
off. Had the money from these white paper and it is on that pol-
that the same 1111111 who wrote "Up Jewish friend to believe that he
sources diminished? Although ra- icy that we have proceeded ever
would desert, ktray or repudiate
-
Israel?"
In
Stream" wrote also
cial difficulties in Palestine were since. I am not going to pretend
the interval between those two his own people. This is especially
gradually disappearing, did it not that the successful results were
transformation
true in America where social life
1..1.: a complete
appear that one reason for the capable of attainment in such a
hue onvrr,ml in the personality of is drawn largely 011 religious and
difficulties was the continuance of case. This is still the position as
the author. The book "Israel," is denominational lines. Our fugitive
animosity between Arab and Jew, seen on the surface. If we look
111 , ardent account of the supreme Jew soon learns that the Gentiles
and further, what about the Jew- below I think we may fairly say Affair Expected to be One of
th of Jewish ethical ideals of expect him to be interested in amel-
that
the
political
atmosphere
has
ish settlement scheme in the
lie conspicuous role of Jewish gen- iorating the conditions of life in
Most Interesting Spon-
Crimea for which Jews in Amer- greatly improved, and is still im-
iis. in the modern world, and of the the East Sides or the Ghettos. They
proving. I am not disposed to be
ica were giving money?
infinite Iwituty and pr omi s e of the expect hint to he interested in Jew-
sored by Temple.
It was stated, Sir Frederick over-sanguine about the future.
ish philanthropies, in the relief of
Jewish life in Palestine.
There
are
difficulties;
there
will
Lugard, the British member of the
(saaously Lewisohn had changed the stricken Jewish communities of
Temple Beth El's annual spring
far as the po-
commission said, that some flame be difficulties, but so
and gladly acknowledged Eastern Europe, in the reconstruc-
hi
,
mind
sport
festival,
to
be
held
this
Sun-
I
may
litical-situation is concerned
What had oc- tion of Palestine. Him: is our poor`
Iii-. inconsistency.
to five million pounds had been perhaps put it in this way—that day evening, May 13, at Temple
raised in the United States for this
Cynics have said that fugitive goingto tell his fine Gen-
curred?
Beth El, is expected to be one of
project. Could the government we have reached a stage not per- the most interesting affairs spon-
a good Jew- tile friends that these are precisely
Lewisohn
discovered
haps of mutual affection between
give details of the scheme?
ish book mai ket. But that is just the responsibilities witch he 1S hun-
MILFORD STERN
sored by the temple.
Sir John Schukburgh's reply the two parties but at any rate of
The decorations, the special Toastmaster at Pisgah Celebration. &trashes bit of .lewish humor. It gering to escape?
was that since the settlement of mutual toleration. That," Sir fountain, the fact that the affair
Sometimes our fugitive: Jew ac-
is not fair to doubt a man's sincer-
the Crimea was no concern of the John Shuckburgh said, "I venture will also include the celebration of low the banquet program. The in- ity when he has so scorned the tually succeeds in entering into the
mandatory power he could not give to say is something achieved."
vocation will be given by Rabbi prink: of consistency which most intimate society of Gentiles. Then
Mothers'
Duy,—thess.
and
many
Wants Further Restrictions.
detailed information. Ile was un-
Harry Z. Gordon. •
men hug and given himself to nak- he has to watch his step. He can
The recommendation of the other things about it promise to
der the impression that the
ed confession. Fortunately we do never be quite sure of his status.
•
Mr. Monsky's C
make it stand out in importance
scheme had been promoted by the mandates commission to restrict
principal not have to guess at the mental If he makes one slip, he will see
the
Monsky,
Mr.
and interest.
government of Moscow with the immigration to the capacity of the
Those attending are to come in speaker of the evening, was born processes which bridge the gap be- the word "Jew" forming involun-
country
has
been
borne
in
mind
object of inducing a number of
in Omaha on Feb. 4, 189(1, and tasen "Up Stream" and "Israel." tarily on the lips of his friends. If
sport attire.
Jews to settle in the Crimea, where and formed part of the govern-
The walls of the social hall will was educated in Omaha's publis In his newest book "The Island he ever expresses a single opinion
land had been set aside for them. ment's policy, Sir John continued. be converted into scenes of spring
Within," a novel which is confess- which is contrary to their preju-
Ile believed that a fairly large The chairman of the commission gardens by the use of fresh-cut
edly autobiographic, the secret is dices, he will read in their eyes the
sum of money had been collected immediately seized upon this point flowers, cedar, smilax, lattice work
gi v en out. The hem of the novel, accusation "Now you are talking
in the United States for that pur- and suggested that while the gov- forming booths with garden bench-
Pe Arthur bevy, is a psychiatrist not like one of us, but like a Jew."
Suppose our fugitive decides to
pose. Ile could not say whether ernment has been keeping in mind es. A flowering fountain will cen-
by profession. Ile, too, feels his
or not the scheme was successful. this restriction of inuniusration ter the hall.
origin as an oppressive bur- join is Christian Church. 1Ie soon
recommendation made to it by the
den and he wants to get out from finds that other escaping Jews are
Jean
Goldkette's
D.
A.
C.
Or-
Immigration To Be Slow.
mandates commission, it had not
under it and floe. It occurs to him, doing the same thing, and before
And what is the conclusion of it kept it in mind sufficiently. Ile chestra has lean secured for this
however, that the disease of insan- long he makes the surprising dis-
all? The position at the moment made it appear that a little more event. Each musician will be at-
its: in which he specializes is noth. covery that the fashionable church
with regard to Palestine, after restriction would be still more to tired in sport apparel to carry out
ing more or less than the attempt has informally established a Jewish
the
atmosphere
of
spring.
A
grand
reading through the minutes of his liking. It was dais, the chair-
of a human soul tortured by secret quota, and that he must bo content
this last session of the mandate man said, that no Jew should have march will be led by the honored
unattainable wishes to flee from for n while wit h having his name
mothers.
Tickets
may
be
secured
commission, appears to be that been allowed to enter the country
reality. Ile sees his own attitude on the waiting list. If he attempts
for a considerable time to come unless he had a certainty of find- from the Temple Beth El or any
toward Judasm as a type of insan- his escape by way of the Ethical
member
of
the
Young
People's
there is no likelihood of any ing work which was compatible
its: and he hastens to apply the Culture Society or the Christian
large-scale Jewish immigration to with his aptitude and possibilities. Temple Club.
cure--a frank confession of his Science Church, he discovers soon
The patrons and patronesses are
Palestine. There seems to be no
Sir John Shuckburgh replied
Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin,
et cry wish and motive and exper- enough that all his old friends are
likelihood of any change in the that he had nothing to add to the
fence no matter how sordid, mean there and he is in a ghetto again.
policy of the British government reply of the British government on Rabbi Leon Fram, Mr. and Mrs.
How lung will it take our fugitive
or unworthy.
as formulated In what is known this point. It was common Milford Stern, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
to sie the grim joke of it? Ca nhi.
bert
Kaltet,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
The Perfect Psychoanalysis.
as the white paper and generally ground, he agreed, that the admis-
go through with this process and
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ve-
This is precisely what happened
the policy of the British govern- sion of too large a number of
keep his self-respect?
hon, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson,
ment, with the approval of the Jews might have been one of the
in the mind of Ludwig Lewisohn.
Perhaps if the thing is persisted
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Solomon,
Mr.
mandates commission of the causes of the crisis, but on the
Ibis self-exposure in "Up Stream"
was so complete that it had the et- in through several generations
league of Nations, looks as if it is other hand, he said, it must be and Mrs. Melville Welt, Mr. and
complete assimilation will come.
Mrs. Harry Maybaum, 51r. and
feet of a perfect psychoanalysis, But the process is a martydom. And
going to be very slow and cautious. remembered that the number of
Mrs. Maurice T. tlirnkrant, Mr.
that is, it had therapeutic effect. what great cause is involved to jus-
Sir John Shuckburgh made a Jews that had brought money into
and Mrs. Michael I,eishin, Mr. and
It cured him of something that was Iffy a mart•dom? Simply the cause
special point in his evidence be- Palestine had had an excellent
Mrs. Morris Garvett, Mr. and Mrs.
ADOLPH FREUND
the matter with him. Reading his
fore the commission, of the fact effect on the finances of the coun-
with the crowd, of belong-
William B. Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Who Will Tell Pisgah Lodge's own autobiography, Lewisohn sate
w of being
that he represented continuity in ery. The commission, he thought,
bathe majority. But no intelli-
y. allot a ridi culous figure he made,
Story at Seventieth Anni
the administration of the, Pales- should look at both sides of the S. T. Kay.
gent person Comm regard that as an
Norman Birnkrant is chairman
distinctly reminiscent of the leg- important end. If your children
tine mandate. He has been, he medal. The Jews employed in
of the affair. Andel° Maybaum is and high schools, receiving his Li..
endary Peter Schlemihl, the man
said, in his present position, which agriculture, he added, had not left
all worth while,
chairman of the ticket committee.
B. degree from Creighton Univer- who tried to sell his shadow to the are going to Inc at
is that of the head of that depart- the country but formed its most
they sill le in a minority of some
sity. He has been active in
s ,. ment of the British colonial office stable element in times of crisis.
kind. Consider the "blacklist" of
Omaha's communal activities and devil.
His autobiography revealed what
." which deals with Palestine, for the The Zionist Organization had done
its welfare federation and served had been a strange distortion in his the Daughters of the American
last six and a half years, from the its best to make it possible for the
as president of the Nebraska con- character. People spoke of hint as Revolution which represents the
introduction of civil government agricultural colonies to absorb a
ference of social work (1924-25): a pacifist and hewas not ashamed crude mob opinion of America and
into Palestine, right down to the number of workmen thrown out of
In addition to being the chair- of being classed among the they see that the noblest of America's
present moment. During that work during the crisis, with the
On Sunday, June 3, Rabbi
and daughters—Roscoe Pound,
man of the B'nai B'rith wider fists, motley rabble though they
period, he pointed out, there have result that the number of agricul- Franklin of Temple Beth El will
Reinhold Niebuhr, Jane Adams—
been four successive secretaries of tural workers was larger than it confirm a class of nine children at scope campaign fur $2,000,000, were. He was ready to make every all belong to some desperate minor-
Mr. Monsky is a former president sacrifice that pacifism called for.
state for the colonies, two high had ever been previously.
Temple Beth Jacob, Pontiac.
of District Grand Lodge No. 6. People spoke of him as a pro-Ger- ty, and they accept inclusion on
commissioners for Palestine and
And this is the sum-total. The
He is a member of the executive man and he was not ashamed of that list as a badge of honor. There
three chief secretaries of the gov- white paper policy remains, and so
Miss Thelma Meyer and Mr. Abe
is no guarantee by which you can
ernment of Palestine. While these far from suggesting to the Brit- Kirshenbaum, senior students of committee of the order, and is being grouped with the Germans, insure yonr child against belong-
vice-president and a member of mixed multitude though they were.
high officials have changed, he ish.government that the restric- l'ontiac High School, have been
ing to some minority unless it be
stated, I have remained in the tions on immigration might be elected to the National Honorary the executive committee of the They called hint Bohemian, Green- will be stupid. If being a ,law is
wich Villager, parlor Bolshevik, your confidence that your child
same position all the time and slackened, the mandates commis- Society by a faculty committee Boy Scout Organization.
To Initiate Rosenwald Class.
"free lover," and he was not
have therefore had an opportunity sion hints that they might even be which represents every department
The initiation of the Julius ashamed of Ming in that crowd. It martyrdom, then the effort to avoid
which perhaps no one else has had somewhat strengthened. Mr. and activity in the school. Elec-
Rosenwald class of new members was only when they called him being a Jew is ,dually a martydont.
the
is
to quite the same extent of watch- Benzion Brettsneider has got to tion to this organization
will begin with registration of new "Jew" that he bossed his head in Hut the martyrdom of being a Jew
ing throughout this period the stop in Poland and the hundreds highest achievement attainable by
has et least is spirtual compensa-
candidates at 1 p. rn. at the B'nai humiliation.
progress and development of the of Chalutzim in Poland and else- a high school student.
tions, while the effort to casette can
B'rith Center. Registration will
This was the picture of himself never be anything but a ridiculous
Palestine experiment.
where who have been demanding
be followed by initiation by a de- that his own autobiography showed
This being so, it is of interest to a fresh wave of Chalutzim immi-
The Misses Thelma and Ada
gree team headed by Aaron Blu• him, and it Was a caricature of a and degrading, attar.
note that Sir John Shuckburgh's gration into Palestine, have also Meyer and Mildred R. Goldstein
The Island Within.
menau, and arrangements for the man. What an absurd attitude he
views on this matter are. "I call got to stop where they are. So at attended the annual M. 1. P. A.
There is only one thing to do,
ceremonies promise to make it the had gotten himself into. Mere sto-
it the Palestine experiment," h e least it seems after reading the convention at Ann Arbor recently.
this tale would teach us. Lewisohn
most interesting in Pisgah Lodge's icism would have dictated a proud
says, In explaining his attitude, report of the meeting of the man-
did it. Acknowledge your motives.
resignation to the fate of being
Mrs. Joseph Welt of Boston history.
"and I think the word 'experi- date commission.
The new members have been en- born in one group rather than an- Drop the alibis. Then with your
boulevard, Detroit, gave a de-
ment' is justified. Under the cir-
(Copyright, 1025, J. T. A.)
vision
clearer, take a new view of
rolled in a campaign which was other. Mere humanism would dic-
lightful tea at her home April 26
cumstances I think it must be re-
Jewish life, identify yourself with
conducted under the slogan "Every tate that being the son of an un-
for the members of Pontiac Coun-
garded as an experiment. When GEORGE KLEIN FIRST
all that is fine in Jewish life. Try
Jew a Ben B'rith." They will he fortunate people, he should devote
the famous Balfour Declaration
to remedy from within all that is
IN AIRPLANE CONTEST cil of Jewish Women.
addressed following initiation by his talents to improving, their lot
was given it was a war-time decla-
Hiram Frankel, past president of rather than to find ways of escap- not fine.
The
Sisterhood
of
Temple
Beth
ration and it was given at a time
What a tough pull Lewisohn had
George Klein, eon of Mr. and Jacob held their meeting recently. the District Grand Lodge, now sec- ing from them. But his mind
when the Allied forces had not yet
rowing up stream before he found
Mrs. Alexander Klein of 1410 Col= The following officers were elect- retary of the district.
groped further. What was this his island within. "By "the island
conquered Palestine. At the mo-
At the meeting on Monday eve- people against which he felt such
lingwood avenue, was the first to ed: Mrs. Wm. Present, president;
ment very few people could have
within" he means a glad self-identi-
enter in the Statewide Model Air- Mrs. Nathan Blumrosen, vice- ning, Judge Ernest A. O'Brien an aversion? Dimly he remem-
known, at the time when the dec-
ficaton with the Jewish people.
plane Contest. The contest is president; Mrs. Irving Steinman, will speak on "Good Citizenship," bered the Bible stories a school
laration was made, how the policy
We need to save our children the
sponsored by the Detroit News and secretary; Mrs. Murray Wolfman, and Judge Charles Bowles will teacher had once told him. Fal-
to be based upon it was going to
ordeal of Ludwig Lewisohn. There
is to be held on June 16 at the
talk on "Criminality."
teringly he turned to whatever he is a far better road to the island
be carried out in practice. Be -
treasurer.
could find of other Jewish litera- than the one he journeyed. The di-
sides, the declaration itself was a State Fair Grounds.
George, who is 11 years old, is
ture, snatches of translations from rect road to the "island within" is
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burnett
document of dual character. It
in the ninth grade in the Hutchins spent a week in Mt. Clemens at
the Talmud, bits of mediaeval Jewish education begun in infancy
promised in the first place to favor
School, and is a member of the
chronicles—and he mad a thrilIng and continued through adolescence.
the Olympia Hotel.
and promote the establishment of
school's model airplane club.
discovery. lie discovered that Jew-
the National Home for the Jews
It may not be in our power al-
Eighty children gathered Tues- ish tradition and Jewish history
Miss Rena Snyder of Council
ways to protect our children from
day
afternoon
at
Belle
Isle
under
confirmed everything he stood for. the malice which every now and
Bluffs, Iowa, spent several days
as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. the auspices of Congregation He was a liberal, and what finer then the world wreaks upon minori-
Shaarey Tefillah to celebrate Leg tradition of liberalism does man-
Rappaport.
ties. But we can protect them from
b'Omer, or the Scholars' Festival. kind possess than the lives of the
wreaking malice upon themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Beieg, Mr. Many came with their parents and Prophets of Israel. He was a pac- We ran provide them at the begin-
and Mrs. Fred Gunsburg and Mr. friends. There were refreshments ifist—and what nobler tradition of ning of life with that "island with-
and
all
sorts
of
games,
of
which
pacifism was there to be found in." Then if misfortune come, they
and Mrs. Harold Van Baalan of
Detroit spent Sunday as the guests the bow and arrow contest proved than in the lives and teachings of may retire that inner realm for
of Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Netzorg of to be the most interesting and en- , the rabbis? Ile was a believer in comfort, and
prosperity
when
tertaining. The following boy the freedom of the human con
Pontiac.
tempts them they will draw from
and girls were the successful prise science and what history shows a
its recesses that incentive to
braver and a longer struggle for achievement which will make them
Mrs. Henry Jacobson, Mr. Benj. winners of the different races:
I. Zussman, D. Luby, D. Fleisher, liberty of opinion than the history
Goldstein, Mr. Norman Buckner
worthy of the name Israel.
and Mr. Jos. Nyman attended the M. Luby, Lillian Meyers, Helen of the Jew? He was a lover of
u, English literature, and what is
performance 'Diplomacy" at Fleisher, R. Weintraub, E. Ria
L. Fleisher, L. Slatkin, II. Katz, English literature but a reflection INTERRACIAL CONCERT
Orchestra Ilall last Wednesday.
B. Efronson, B. Luby, Y. Coogan, in both language and meaning of
TO BE HELD ON MAY 20
The B'nai B'rith gave a May J. Rose, I. Rubin, It. Lewis, W. the Jewish Bible?
dance Wednesday, May 2, at the I Slatkin, II. Marshall. M. Kaner,
The splendid response to the
Through the medium of Dr. Ar-
Jewish Community Center. Fifty B. Rubin, M. Bamberg, Frank thur Levy's self-analysis, he ex- first conference called by the De-
Masser, L. Kaplan and E. Kaplan. poses the mind of the assimilation- troit Council for the Protection
couples attended.
A trained supervisor of On ,• ist young Jew. There is only one of Foreign-Born Workers has
Mrs. Benjamin Netzorg and city's Public Recreation Depart- motive, he tells them, fur indiffer- greatly stimulated interest and ac-
ment
was in attendance and di. ence to Judaism, and that is the tivity in the first international
Mrs. Benj. Goldstein and daugh-
Beautiful colored figures on white grounds. Washable
ter Mildred ottended the mother reeled the children in the various motive of saving one's skin. The concert undertaken by the Detroit
and fast color.
games.
Rabbi A. Ginzler and Mrs. Jewish people being a minority is Council, according to Jeannette
and daughter luncheon at Temple
Hazel Efronson were in charge of always in an exposed position. it D. Pearl, field organizer of the
Beth El Saturday, May 4.
the program.
is subject to physical danger as National Council.
Hard twisted voile, highly mercerized. Splendid lin-
The concert will take place
Twenty-four women attended
well as to a variety of social dis-
gerie shades.
The Tuesday evening study cir- criminations. Therefore, deep in Sunday, May 20, 8 p. tn., in
the luncheon at Masonic Temple
Monday, May 7, given under the cle is continuing to draw good at- the minds of all these Jews who NIcCollester Hall, Forest and Cass
auspices of the Council of.Jewish tendance. Henceforth the meet- either because of bad education or avenues. Proceeds of the concert
36 inches wide. Also A. B. C. percales. Light and
ing will start at 8:30 p. m. sharp, no education are not emotionally are to be utilized to extend the
Women of Detroit.
medium dark colors.
and members and others wishing identified with their people, there agitation against the proposed
Mrs. S. Goldstein of Fort to join are requested to come arises the desire to escape, to cast registration-deportation bills now
A printed material in neat dress patterns. Very
Wayne, Ind. is the guest of her punctually in order to allow more themselves into the security of the before the committee on immigra-
time for discussion after the lec- majority, to put on protective col- tion and naturalization of the
sister, Mrs. I.
I Rosenthal.
lustrous.
ture or lesson proper. Next Tues- oration, to save their skins. That United States Congress. which the
Mrs. S. Weinstein of Cincinnati day evening Rabbi Ginzler will motive is seldom acknowledged for forces of reaction seek to foiet
is the guest of Norman Buckner of discuss the Book of Job. •
it would be branded immediately upon foreign-born wrokers in or -
der to hamper labor progress.
Dwight street.
as desertion, as cowardice.
The Sisterhood's next meeting
Futile Flight From Judaism.
will be Tuesday, May 15, at 9:30
36 in. wide—pure Irish linen. Shrunk and ready for
BECKMAN TO ADDRESS o'clock, after the conclusion of the
In accordance with a well-known
the needle.
psychological law this unavowed
THE YOUNG EMANUELS study circle meeting.
S. M. SIIORR V. C. DAILEY
motive takes on some respectable
AN INDIVIDUAL JEW CLAIMS
HIS RIGHT TO PALESTINE
V
r
t_s
Upstream to the
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shades. .17e.
many others. 59c.
Frank k Seder—Sixth Floor
Meyer Beckman, president of
the Emanuel Synagogue, will ad-
dress the Young Emanuels on
"True Happiness From a Jewish
Standpoint" on May 17.
The Young Emanuels extend an
invitation to all its friends as well
as members to attend the meeting
Thursday evening in the sub-syna-
gogue of the Young Emanuel.
On May 31 the feature of the
program will be I. Rosenberg's ad.
dress on "Hebrew Language."
Checker Cabs Empire 7000
The get-together dance will
take place May 20 at 2565 liill-
ger avenue. Tickets may be pro-
cured from Mrs. Hazel Efronson,
phone Hickory 7685.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Dr. and Mrs. William V. Kirsch-
baum, formerly of 60 Virginia
Park and now residing at 1412
Seward avenue, have had their
names changed to: Dr. and Mrs.
William V. Kerwin. Offices at 142
West Willis avenue.
disguise.
"I am not religious" pleads the
escaping Jew. But the psycho-
analyst at once identifies the plea
as a defense-reaction, an alibi, a
postmortem. As a matter of fact,
most human beings are incurably
religious, and Judaism, having no
dogmas. creates a minimum intel-
lectual conflict.
Having laid hare the motives of
the fugitive, Dr. Levy now turns
to the process of flight. In its sim-
plest terms the process is to avoid
all association with Jews and to
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