THE DETROIT JEWISH PIE Koach—Strength From All Points By DAVID SCHWARTZ (Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.) Stuart Eisenstadt is re- markable. He is behind the front in the present Ad- ministration — is regarded as President Carter's lead- ing adviser on domestic problems and he also did similar behind-the-front work for Lyndon Johnson and Vice President Hubert Humphrey. In the carter Adminis- tration he has a research staff we are told of some 30. They say he puts in a 16- hour day and seven-day work week. One of the things that caught my attention read- ing his biography was that he has a mezuza on the door of his home. Eisenstadt perhaps should tell his boss about the mezuza, about the re- petition of the word "all." I think perhaps it points to the chief defect of this Administration. One day carter is for one thing„ the next day he takes another line. Eisenstadt describes Carter as a "moderate pro- gressive." Why not be an all out progressive sometime. I think Americans like an "all out" fellow. Where is security? In the streets of Italy and France, men are being kid- napped. Similar reports come from Germany. Teddy Kollek, mayor of Jerusalem, visiting America, the other day said on television that he did not In front of every good have any problem of Jewish home is a mezuza. security until he arrived in A man with a mezuza on the United States. In his door can't really do a Jerusalem walks about in both the Jewish and Arab bad thing. Speaking of mezuzot, areas unguarded. How do you explain that? there is an old Yiddish story. Hayim and Beryl Jerusalem is still the city of passing the Rothschild peace. Now we can under- mansion in Paris, stood gaz- ing in admiration. "What a stand why a Harvard degree home!" exclaimed Hayim. is rated so highly. The "Why it occupies a whole understanding came after block. I wish I had a home reading a letter of only sev- like that. I would sleep in a eral paragraphs by Richard different room every night." Pipes, professor of history at "No," said Beryl, "I Harvard. The letter, published in wouldn't take this house, if they gave it to me free. Do the New York Times, was in you realize how much it answer to an article written would cost to put mezuzot on by James Reston who wrote that "Most of the Arab gov- all the doors?" As I say, one cannot but ernments are ready to ac- respect anyone with a cept Israel, but the trouble mezuza on the doorpost. In is, Israel is still relying on the mezuza are inscribed force and not ready to com- the words which all true promise." Replying to this, the Har- religion must have: "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God vard professor wrote: that if with all thy heart and all it was true the Arab states are ready to accept Israel, thy might." It just occurs to me that "there are two steps open Freud Books on a Hunch NEW YORK — Columbia University has transferred its collections of Sigmund Freud's library to its new Columbia Health Services Library. The New York State Psychiatric Institute origi- nally acquired the collec- tion on a hunch in 1939, after Freud had fled the Nazis and Vienna. Dr. Jacob Shatzky noticed a small ad placed by a Vie- nna bookseller for a collec- tion of books by "a famous Viennese scientific explorer." The ad said the 50-year collection was "very apt to constitute the nucleus of a library for neurology and psychiatry." Dr. Shatzky convinced his board to buy the books for the $500 asking price. The book dealer, Heinrich Hinterberger, was afraid to put Freud's Arab Drops Plan name in the ad because Germans had burned for Biased Guide the many books by Freud in AMSTERDAM (JTA) — 1933. They can integrate into their society and several hundred thousand Palestinian refugees whom they have deliberately isolated in camps for the past 30 years as a permanent threat to the existence of Israel — miich as West Germany has integrated millions of German ref- ugees from Eastern Europe and Eastern Germany; and "They can stop subsidiz- ing the terrorist activities of the PLO which is said pre- sently to be the recipient of forty million dollars every year from Saudi Arabia." That's our simple no-nonsense sales policy at Tamaroff Buick-Opel-Honda. And we mean to stick to it with each and every customer. No song-and-dance. No double-talk. No run-around. Just "straight-talk" and really "down- to-earth" prices on Buicks, Opels and Hondas. You get the car you want at the price we quoted. And, you know, it must be working because we're the Buick sales leader in this area. The Gutenberg Bible, the first Bible ever printed, was sold at an auction for two million dollars — the high- est price ever paid for a book. TaMaROFF Doesn't Israel have a right to a commission for it? After all, it came out of Israel. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • When Freud fled Vienna, Plans to publish a tourist guide to Holland in Arabic he asked Hinterberger to that would have omitted sell the books Freud could places of Jewish interests, not take with him. The re- such as the Anne Frank mainder of Freud's collec- House, have been aban- tion is held by his daughter, doned by the would-be pub- Dr. Anna Freud, and the Li- ID lisher, Ibrahim Farouk. brary of Congress. • A flood of protests greeted T ounsm Boom • r ism ou his announcement that Jewish sites would not be JERUSALEM (JTA) — • listed because they would Nearly nine million tourists • offend wealthy Arab vis- have visited Israel since the • itors. establishment of the state. • Farouk, who heads the Of these, close to seven • "Arabesk" publishing firm, million came since the • said he was no longer in- Six-Day War, of which ap- • terested in the project and proximately 3.4 million • would advise prospective came since 1975. This corn- Arab tourists not to visit pares to only 325,000 visits • • • • Holland. between 1948-1958. 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