THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 40—Friday, Feb. 16, 1973 1)4,r- sty Analyzes 18th Century JI_ fft CA1,11-1 rdel‘lated CIi sit .lefferson. The ol •.4• 1111 ■ 1 krael-Ituilt Jet • Is Chan. , ea wAst1INGToN 1.1TA) — Tile Israeli holy Jet plane lorninodore - has been Ind - and in Doit se, 's explan, and anaktical on the century Frenchman's 1,101 . is Ur. t Stirs. I?()thl,(.rg-I sraers Secret TI ea puts If ever an Thrust, Golda Meir. in an By MEYER STEINGIASS For pure dynamism and total self sacrifice, one TII.In stands out head :Ind 1•111 s alio% e all • Al ipivnl of it din the inn mime •d he 1973 Israel 11 I ion ‘11r, • ' "All so, Dorsi, 's studiils era) consideration for the po ■ ••inr:iti.. HI actual ity " The Jeffersnnian b a c k- ground adds value to this work Furthermore. the in- dication of de Tracy's being Woodward, Detroit, this vol• ume will prove of immense . the inventor of the term ''ideology" is aiming the fac- value, for an understanding tors of interest. of the political and social In Dr. Dorsey's preface to sciences. Volume I of this collected Actually, ther' are two ritical acumen of Destutt de Tracy " Published by the Center for Ilealth Education, 4421 books in one in this descrip- tive work. The first volume is de Tracy's; translated by irt.lz.5 Feb. 6 — To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rubin (Myrna Lasser). 24510 Old Orchard. Novi, a daughter, Shannon Meg. • • • Jan. 31—To Dr. and Mrs. David Karp (Cheryl Schwartz) of Madison, Wis., a daughter, Abigail Faith. • • • Jan. 25—To Dr. and Mrs. Robert Warshawsky (Joyce Knoppow) of Edina. Minn., a son, Brian Gerome. • • • Jan. I4—To Dr. and Mrs. Henry - A. Shevitz (Susan Berman), 219 S. Cranbrook Cross, Birmingham, a son, Loren Simon. • • • Jan n-To Mr. and Mrs :.awrence Ilarwin (Maxine Karol of Bay City), 7461 Franklin Ridge, West Illoom• field. a son, Marc Noah. • • • To Mr. and Mrs. Martin I.. Starkman (B arba r a Rothenberg), 14691 Talbot, Oak Park, an adopted son, Jonathan Scott. • • • work, there is this para- graph: "On May 31. 1936. my fondly esteemed self analyst, Sigmund Freud, affectionate- ly wrote his friend Arnold Zweig about the latter's wish to become Freud's biograph- er, thus emphatically dis- couraging the attempt: 'Any- one turning biographer com- mits himself to lies, to con- cealment, to hypocrisy, to flattery, and even to hiding his own lack of understand. lag, for biological truth is not to be had, and even if it were It couldn't be used.' Possibly my deep meaning. fulness for this recorded at- titude owes some of its depth to the fact that, I much lat- er discovered, that I was do- ing my self analysis with my Professor Freud at the time It was written." Perhaps all of the Dorsey works are self analytical. In that way he introduces means of studying human nature — and human values — as well as the political aspects — as he does in this work. Greeting for Shazar on Poems Publication NEW YORK (JTA) — The Congress for Jewish Culture, an association of writers, artists, educators and in- tellectuals, sent a greeting to To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Altman (Ellen Bisgeier), Israeli President Zalman 24290 Condon, Oak Park, an Shazar congratulating him adopted daughter, Rachel upon the publication of his collection of poetry entitled Ann. Farish Poems. The greeting by telegram RABBI LEO , was sent to Shazar prior to his departure for Israel. The book of poetry, pub- lished late last year in Tel F:vtiert Whet Serving Hospitals and Homes Aviv by "Di Goldene Keyt," LI 1-9769 consists of 25 original poems, LI 2-4444 some of which are based on the motifs of traditional Jew- ish prayers. GOLDMAN RABBI S. ZACHARIASH Specialized Picky, Picky, Picky. MOREL LOS ANGELES — At the recent Jerusalem Fair here, someone recalled the story told at the time of Israel's 10th anniversary when the late Levi Eshkol, then minister of finance, sup- posedly asked Meyer Weis- gal of the Weizmann Insti- tute to develop a plan to mark the occasion. In Home or Hospital 557-9666 REV. SIDNEY RUBE Mohel 358 - 1426 or 357 - 5544 When Weisgal returned with detailed _plans for an HERSHIl ROTH Ceriihirel Meisel 557-0888 Of Ore ail ,111.5. • elaborate fair, Eshkol res- ponded. "But this will cost us millions." "Do you want a plan?" Weisgal is said to have replied. "Then don't bother me with technical details," • , 11.1l ill 1,i I ,,r1 is s "Westwinil - is mane Israel Aircraft factured by Industries Ltd. • Right-Wing Group Holds First Congress • t1( ► 11 1 , l) Gen. TFI. AVIV Elaiar said that Israel has made Im pressive. prog- ress toward self sufficiency in arms production, including highly sophisticated weapon- ry. The chief of staff of Isra- I el's armed forces also praised arimments received from the U.S. which he said contribut- Israel's "great leap ed to forward" in arms, but qual- itatively and quantitatively during the last five years. investment was based on faith. it was the first Israel Bond issue, which mas floated in 1951, when Israel was practically fiVer- , het:mid by mass in re i izra- tion and its ecomimy unable to cope with the huge bur- dens of absorption. Wall or' ■ 1 1 1 . 4)(Ill Ill I` 10. - the I T .' 1 I •i tribute. There is hardly a single representative slew ish roie mind!r that has not herr 11 t. eikard .:,'fl, r or 'fl , oi iie roars her e, tori , Ite r historic visit to Miami Beach, will personally join in the 1.., wroled mare :nom N. 1,a - Israel-related tact. and perhaps any ses than o!l,•r man on the American he fore he retired in inn business se% era! years ago, he devoted every spare moment to hts chief aim in life: to promote the welfare progress of the state of Israel and its people. Sam Rothberg's concern for Israel, for its cultural. social and economic progress. is deeply rooted in his early experiences when he visited Europe at the end of World War II. Shocked by the trau- matic effects of the Holocaust and the tragic devastation of entire Jewish communities in various parts, of Europe. he reacted with characteristic resolve to do anything In his power to restore the shatter ed remnants of Jewish life. Immediately on his return o the United States, he un- d ertook the task og raising unprecedented funds through he United Jewish Appeal for be relief and resettlement of he Jewish survivors. Over the years. he has aken on a host of responsi- bilities to which he has de- voted unlimited time, in ex- haustible enthusiasm and a sizeable share of its own re. including over a ources, l- +'rkiet.anaperts predicted that even if Israel Bonds ever got off the ground, the total sale ,ouldn't reach mitre than $10000.000. The sale of Israel It.•inds in 1972 was S27(1.404,750— all time record—bringing the total sold since Slay 1951 to more than $2,100,000,000. and y X1111 's\ cD)- BONN (JTA I—West Ger- many's newest extreme right- wing organization. "Aktion Neue Reehte," held its first Elazar spoke at the annual national congress here be- convention of civilian em- hind closed doors. ployes of the military—me- About 500 members and chanics, scientists, laundry sympathizers attended most workers and engineers—who of them former members of he described as "an integral the moribund National Dem- part of the Israeli army." ocratic Party (NPD), which was regarded by many as nen- N a zi . The ANR was founded in 1972 by the former NPD ma- tional chairman Siegfried Poeldmann in Musick. It es- JERUSALEM (JTA)—Pre- pouses ■ policy of European asked Euro- "liberation," extreme nation- mier Golda Meir pean leaders she met last alism and a Nall-type social- week to use their good of- ism. obtain the release of The congress re-elected fices to 13 Israeli prisoners of war Poehlmann as party chair- Egypt and Syria. man and decided to break held in Mrs. Meir disclosed that with Gerhard Frey, chair- she made the request during man of the right-wing Deut- the meeting of the Socialist 51,000,000 dollars in contri- s•he Volksunion and publisher International in Paris Jan. butions alone. of the right•wing, frequently As president of Israel In- 13-14 and in her subsequent anti-Israel Deutsch National- meeting with Italian Premier vestors Corp., he has stimu- Zeitung. lated large-scale investments Giulio Andreotti in Rome. She said she made it clear n many of Israel's key eco- Jewish Population that Israel was prepared to nomic enterprises. return its 65 Egyptian and Twenty-two years ago, Down in Moravia Syrian POWs for the 13 Is- Itothberg was a founder (to- LONDON — The Jewish raelis. gether with Julian B. Ve- 5/5 III 0MB, !VI community of Southern Mora- The premier spoke at cere- nezky, Rudolf G. Sonneborn 4,15ft Telegraph Finial via is reduced to 2,000 from publica- and Henry Montor) of the ginning ham, Mich. SIMI It 40,000 during World War II. tion of a hook by Yair Dori, Israel Bond Organization and Eight hundred live in the a paratrooper who was Moravian capital, Brno, re- severely wounded during the the first national chairman. cent reports to the Interna- Six-Day War and spent nine tional Council of Jews from months in an Egyptian pri• Czechoslovakia said. son. The book is an account The synagogue Na Koliste of his prison experiences. GATEWAY to is no longer in use. Services Mrs. Meir . said Israel r ISRAEL, U.S.A. and EVERYWHERE are held in a small syna- would agree to any arrange- gogue, Na Skorepce, near the ment to obtain release of the We help you plan your trip, main railway station. Israeli POWs, even one call- you help us maintain our Except for High Holy Days, I ing for the prior release of Nursery and Kdgn. Dent,. attendance is limited. There the Arab prisoners. Eve. 559-7567 Call 557-6750 is no old-age-home for Jews and four Jews are living in a mixed old-age-home. The Jewish religious com- munity has no assets of its TEL AVIV (ZINS)— Is- own. Salaries of employees 1 rael's spiraling inflation has are paid by the state. resulted in a 1972 cost-of- living increase of 15 per cent ' 'Hineini' Unit Aims as compared with a 5 per cent rise in the United State-a to Curb Alienation and Western Europe. All "Hineini" — "Here I Am" If he has poor reading skills—doesn't com- —an organization for college I economic indicators point to plete his assignments—or is having trouble students--has been formed a continuation of this infla- tionary trend during 1973, , with headquarters in North in any subject area— Woodmere, N. Y., to coun- and prices are expected to rise even higher. teract "spiritual bankruptcy ' Steady erosion in the buy- of today's youth.•' was . ing power of Israeli currency The organization found ed by Mrs. Esther is evident in that the Israel Jungreis, a descendent of a pound is now worth only 6 . per cent of its value 25 years rabbinic dynasty. There were ago. This represents a loss 80 rabbis by, the name of in purchasing power of Cie Jungreis in Hungary. Diagnostic Testing, Individually Planned Pro- In concentration camps, local currency of 94 per cent. rams to meet the scholastic as well as the Economists are convinced her parents "adopted" more emotional needs of your child. than 300 children who had that, soon after the Knesset Release of POWs in Egypt, Syria Sought by Golda Your Children's Feet Deserve the Best and that's what we give them The Best In: • Fit • Quality • Personal attention YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH TRAVELS Another Devaluation of Pound Predicted If Your Child Is Having Difficulty in School WE CAN HELP EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT CENTER . A Learning Experience been orphaned during the war. "This is my heritage. Mrs. Jungreis states, "and from this heritage has come my total commitment to one thing: bringing Yiddishkeit to the world." elections this fall, the gov- ernment will have to further devalue the Israel pound. 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