THE DE TROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, February 9, 1962 — 2A)

SOC Hadassah
Oseff-Tennenhouse
Will Present
En a cra 6 veni ent Told
`Education Night'

South Oakland County Chap-
ter of Hadassah will present an
"Education Night" 8 p.m. Tues-
day at the Oak Park Community
Center.
Prof. David Felix of the
Economics Department, Wayne
State University, will be the
moderator, with a panel made
up of French Consul M. Alain
Chaillous, German Consul Nor-
man Dencker and Russell
Barnes of the Detroit News.
"The European Common Mar-
ket and the United States
Tariff Policy" will be the sub-
ject of discussion. A question-
and-answer period will follow.
• Refreshments made by Hadas-
MISS LENORE OSEFF
sah's bakers will be served after
the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Oseff of Oak
Mrs. Jerome So- nenkler is in Park announce the engagement
charge of arrangements. The of their daughter, Lenore Bar-
community is invited.
bara, to Gerald • Jay Tennen-
houSe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Harry Truman Branch Tennenhouse of Oak Park.
The bride-elect attended the
Hosts Jacob Katzman
Jacob Katzman, national as- University of Michigan, where
sociate secretary of the Far- she was affiliated with Alpha
band Labor Zionist Organiza- Lambda Delta sorority. She is
tion, will be guest of the Harry now a junior at the University
Truman Branch of Farband at of Illinois.
Her fiance received his B.S.
a meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold and M.S. degrees from Wayne
State University and now is
Strom, 17210 Cherrylawn.
working on his doctorate degree
at the University of Illinois. He
is a member of Alpha Chi Sigma
fraternity.
An August wedding is planned.

Announcements

Jan. 29 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Grossman (Gertrude
Nedelman), 18694 Woodworth.
Redford Township, a daughter,
Debra Lynn.
*
*
Jan. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard M. Salle (Sue Green),
146 W. 36th Ave., San Mateo,
Calif., formerly of Detroit, a
'son, Steven Kenneth.
•
*
Jan. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Katz, (Dorothy Goodgall),
18829 Hillcrest, Livonia, a son,
Lawrence Jay.
*
Jan. 17 — To Rabbi and Mrs.
Berel Moskowitz (Elaine Gold-
schlag), a son, Reuben.

&at gar th,
Activities

LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE
and CHAPTER will celebrate
"Brotherhood" 8:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161
Schaefer. A
panel, consist-
ing of Ed
Carey, presi-
dent of De-
troit's Com-
mon Council;
Sol I. Littman,
director of the
Anti - Defama-
tion League of
Brith; Carey
Jan. 13 — To Mr. and Mrs. Bnai
George Van Antwerp of
David M. Selik (Marian Good- Father
gall), 23030 Beverly, Oak Park, Holy Trinity Church and Rabbi
Leon Fram, spiritual leader of
a son. Ronald Mark.
Temple Israel, have selected
"Detroit — A Human Relations
RABBI
Laboratory" as the topic to be
discuss Paul Williams of
be the modera-
tion-and-answer pe-
OHEL
ill follow. Refreshments
EXCLUSIVELY Since 1946
in Detroit
be
served. The public is
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Hospitals & Homes
invited. The program was ar-
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ranged by David Pacernick and
Mrs. David Freedman, presi-•
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dents, respectively, of the lodge
and chapter, and Charles Fink
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is under the
o n of Max Kushner,
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PISGAH CHAPTER will meet
loon at the
Certified Surgical Mohel
erg Center, an-
s. Sol Steinberg.
, pi es and refreshments
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W SU Press Commences Paperback Bnai David Youth Plan
Fund-Raising Dance
The Cong. Bnai David Youth
Venture; Essay by Leo Kirschbaum Group
will hold a fund-raising
8:30 p.m. Feb. 17 in the
Analyzes Shylock's Characteristics dance
social hall of the synagogue,

Wayne State University Press
this week embarked on a new
venture—the publishing of pa-
perbacks.
One of the first five in the
new series is "Character and
Characterization in Shakes-
peare," by Dr. Leo Kirschbaum,
WSU professor of English.
Of major interest in this
study is the first essay, "Shy-
lock in the City of God," which,
as the introduction explains,
"shows the embellishment of a
traditional stage villain and the
submergence of the individual
`good' character within group
characteristics."
In this brief-30-page—but
very thorough study of the
subject of Shakespeare's han-
dling of the Jewish character
and the question of anti-Sem-
itism, Prof. Kirschbaum states:
"The tendency of the modern
psyche to exculpate Shylock be-
cause he is forced by society to
be what he is is to misunder-
stand the tenor of the whole
play. To Shakespeare and his
audience sociological deter-
minism was never a valid cause.
It was always a villain's ex-
cuse."
On the question of Shylock's
becoming a Cluistian, Dr.
Kirschbatun asserts: "It is
hard for moderns to see that
this request is also part of the
Christian mercy. Only if the
Jew is baptized can he escape
the eternal pains of hell. As
the Jew wished to kill the
ness which is Antonio,
tonio wishes to kill the
Alain which is in S
Adding that "times v e
changed," Prof. Kirschbaum
expresses the view:
"One has to adopt an his-
torical perspective for 'The
Merchant of Venice' in order
not to be shocked by what to
day seems sentimentally chau-
vinistic Christianity and nasty
obdurate anti-Semitism. Shake-
speare wrote a meaningful fan-
tasy about a bad ogre who tried
to hurt some good people in the
City of God, but Jews today are

so real that they can be seized
and burnt in Nazi crematoria.
But what Shakespeare's Jew
and Shakespeare's Antonio ethi-
cally stand for is, perhaps, also
real today. And some may say
that this is a conflict w Uch
must go on until th
is exterminated by
h%ro-
gen bomb."
The Kirschbaum study delves
into the question of anti-Sem-
itism as well as the Christian
reactions against a Jew. He con-
tends that "mercy is above
justice" as a moral in Shake-
speare's play.
Other paper
Wayne State Tin'
in-
troductions to th
ew venture
are:
"Literary Criticism" — two
volumes — one "Plato to Dry-
den," edited by Prof. Allan H.
Gilbert of Duke University, and
the second, "Pope to Groce,"
edited by Prof. Gay Wils
len of New York I rsi
Prof. Harry Hyden
University of Wiscon
"Educational Isst s in a
Changing Society," edited by
Profs. August Kerber and Wil-
fred R. Smith of Wayne State
University.
"To Be and Not To Be—An
Analysis of Jean-Paul Sartre's
Ontology" by Jacques Salvan.

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Address on Feb. 19

Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of Bnai
Brith and the Metropolitan De-
troit Bnai Brith Council are
co-sponsoring a public meeting,
at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 19,
at the Hayim Greenberg Center
featuring an address by Saul E.
Joftes, secretary to the Bnai
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