THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, October 6, 1967
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M. E. Issue 'Complicated'
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Prime
Minister Jens Otto Krag of
Denmark said in an address be-
fore the National Press Club Sept.
27 that an Arab-Israeli solution was
"not easy" and that he would not
be surprised if it took some time.
He termed the problem "very, very
complicated." He said that "per-
haps, it has to be solved by direct
negotiations" and "perhaps, it has
to be solved by some action of the
United Nations."
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Ellmanns Honored at Michigan StateBar Assn. Annua I Dinner Meeting
Sept. 28 was definitely Ellmann
Day. William Ellmann was hon-
ored as the retiring president of
the M:4-bigan State Bar Associa-
tion. His parents
were acclaimed
and wide atten-
tion was given to
Prof. Richard
Ellman's discov-
ery of the Joyce
document ( b e -
low).
The accumula-
tion of recogni-
Lion of the many
accomplishments
Wm. Ellmann of the Ellmanns
was noted at the annual dinner
meeting of the State Bar Assn. at
the Sheraton Cadillac. William Ell-
mann presided and when he intro-
duced his parents, Judge and Mrs.
James I. Ellmann, and noted that
his father had just observed his
80th birthday and that he had prac-
ticed law here for 57 years, the
elder Ellmanns received a stand-
ing ovation from the large gath-
ering which included some of the
state's most noted jurists and at-
torneys.
Ernest Ilaverman, noted au•
thor, as guest speaker at the
alba
dinner, speaking on the role of
the lawyer in present-day society,
deplored the conformity among
Americans, the manner in which
they now think alike, and de-
dared that "Lawyers are the last
rugged outpost against conform-
ity."
Haverman, a close friend of Bill
Ellmann since their association in
the last world war, emphasized
that "this nation was founded by
non-conformists." He warned that
"conformity is stifling and can be
dangerous and fatal." He declared
that lawyers play an important
role in providing protection against
face R. Maile, of Grosse Pointe
the false sense of certainty.
John Starr, successor to William for the past 31 years, was elected
chairman
of the negligence law
Ellmann as president of the Michi-
section of the State Bar of Mich-
gan Bar Association, presented the
igan.
retiring officer with a testimonial
Leach has been for several years
certificate signed by all of the Bar
Commissioners, attesting the es- an active member of the council
and
has also held the offices of
teem in which Ellmann is held for
the various local and state chap-
the services he has rendered.
ters of the American Trial Law-
Dr. Richard Hertz pronounced yers Association, including the
the benediction at the dinner.
presidency of the Michigan State
Chapter of this organization. He
At the annual meeting of the
State Bar Saul M. Leach, of the has served as a member of the
law firm of Maile, Leach & national board of governors to the
Schreier, practicing attorney who American Trial Lawyers Associa-
tion.
has been associated with Boni-
Prof. Richard Ellmann "s Discovery of Story
by Joyce Widely Acdaimed in Literary Circles
punctilio. But when their private
The most sensational literary ,
letters are published, posthum-
news story of the year was the!
ously, of course, we learn how
announcement last Thursday of the
furious they were with the Nobel
SAMUEL M. EDELSTEIN,
discovery of a James Joyce auto- j
Owner Mgmt.
Prize committee for overlooking
YOEL EISEN. Manager
biographical love story which will
them to favor some inadequate
be published in January by Viking ,
other. The impingement of some-
Press in an 18-page book by Prof.
one else's poetic world upon
Richard Ellmann of the English
theirs also makes them restless,
Bells IsleNenetian Causeway/Miami Beach
department of Northwestern Uni- ,
as if their centripetal energy
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r- r.,
versify.
!
might not suffice to keep them
The entire document will be re- , '
in orbit. Yet as years pass they
produced in that book and its text
become accustomed to their ri-
will be accompanied by an intro- I
vals, until one of them dies.
ductory essay by Prof. Ellmann.
Then they feel an unexpected
who is acknowledged as the out
regret, for the consequence must
standing world authority on Joyce.
be that some unfamiliar com-
"Giacomo Joyce," the Italian
petitor, laden with unfamiliar
form of his name used by Joyce,
hostility, is likely to replace the
(Chesed She! Emes)
will be the title of the book. It is
late lamented."
the story of a young woman Joyce
In "Eminent Domain" Prof. Ell-
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tutored in Trieste in 1914.
mann emerges anew as an au-
Marshall A. Best, Viking Press
PROF. RICHARD ELLMANN thority on the great poetic works
executive committee chairman, an-
Extend Their Best Wishes for
of the most eminent of our time
I nounced Prof. Ellmann's presenta- in this series of scholarly essays
He evinces a good sense hu:
tion of the manuscript to him three the Y ats references by the five mor which coupled with a brilliant e
a Happy and Prosperous New Year to
I months ago and the subsequent noted writers under analysis in this '
style, places him—the former De-
1 plans for its publication.
Oxford volume.
troiter the son of Judge and Mrs.
All Their Members, Synagogues,
Prof. Ellmann, in a supplemen-
With this new work, the Ellmann James ' I. Ellmann, among the
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tary statement issued from his bibliography is vastly extended. literary
giants of our time.
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home in Evanston, Ill., stated that Students of Joyce, Yates, Wilde,
• Organizations and Detroit Jewry
1 "this book is a central work, radi- Eliot, Pound and Auden will find
I ating backwards and forwards in an enrichment of knowledge about Jules Cohen, Authority
HARRY PORTNER, President
Joyce's literary career. He be- their favorites in this compilation.
on Intergroup Relations
lieves that the Joyce love affair
Scores of intimate references
SAMUEL S. PORTNER, PAUL JACOBS, Vice
1 with his pupil took place between ! about the writer s, specifically
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) —Jules
Presidents
and
1914.
1911
about Yeats, make "Eminent Do- Cohen, executive director of the
Prof. Ellmann, who will return main" stand out as a literary clas- Jewish Community Relations Coun-
ISIDORE SOSNICK, Treasurer 1
to the faculty of his alma mater, I sic.
cil of Greater Philadelphia and a
I Yale
University, next year, is the' Bloom's role emerges in an addi- nationally known figure in the field
NATHAN P. ROSSEN, Secretary
author of another work, "Eminent I tionally interesting light in the ex- of intergroup relations, died Mon-
SAM LEVIN, HYMAN LIPSITZ, ISADORE
1 Domain," which will be released planatory essays.
day after a short illness at age 59.
A native of this city, Mr. Cohen
Prof. Ellmann reveals in these
SHERR, Trustees
i by Oxford University Press on Oct.
26, in which he deals with "Yeats studies not only his deep knowledge returned to direct the council here
!, Among Wilde, Joyce, Pound, Eliot about the major literary giants after having served as a national
SAMUEL P. HAVIS, Cemetery Chairman
and Auden." An authority also on with whom he deals but his coordinator for the National Com-
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RABBI ISRAEL I. ROCKOVE, Executive Director
William Yeats, whose biographical aquaintance with the intimacies of munity Relations Advisory Coun-
NATHAN WOLOK, Assistant Director
i material and writings have been I the authors. He commences one of cil. A lawer by profession, he was
incorporated in his earlier works,
active in the Conservative move-
I Prof. Ellmann takes into account his essays with this note:
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courteous, though it verged on in Jenkintown, Pa.
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