THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
38 ire 16, 1918
Jerome Weidman's 21st Novel: `A Family Fortune'
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novel. His other novels in-
clude "Other People's
Money" and "The Temple."
Weidman, whom Heming-
way compared to Honore de
Balzac, was born in New
York on the East Side, the
son of a garment worker.
"A Family Fortune" is
realistic, and aS the name
indicates, an American suc-
cess story. Its principal
characters, Max and Ida,
came to the United States
after the First World War
illegally and under the as-
sumed name Lessing.
Eighteen-year-old Max
was an Austrian army de-
serter who smashed his col-
onel's head for calling him a
kike. Seventeen-year-old
Ida, Max's future bride, ran
away from home because
her father refused to teach
her reading and writing.
In the United States, Max
and Ida settled in Min-
neapolis on Minnehaha
Ave. in a one room apart-
ment without plumbing
facilities. Max started out
as a pushcart peddler sel-
ling inexpensive notions.
Soon, he added home-made
"Passover wine" to his
wares.
Bootlegging "Passover
wine" led Max to bootleg-
You don't have to know your
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kosher, because not only do you
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important personal touch. All
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ging whiskey. And before like to see other Jews kil- 'What a bum you made me.'
long he became Minnesota's led?... People have tried to They never say that I made
foremost bootlegger. Within buy me off before ... You them into a saint. They
a short time, Max bef- have a unique distinction. seem to recognize them-
riended Minnesota's law en- You are the first person who selves."
forcers and beeame a power has tried to buy me off with
in state and national poli- a promise to have Hitler as-
sassinated by your family
tics.
An example of the Les- gangsters."
"... I am not a gangster,
sings high opinion of them-
selves is the verbal ex- Mr. Blau. Neither is my
change between Ida and husband."
"Of course not," Jake
Jake Blau (probably Ab-
raham Cahan), editor of the Blau said, "And me, I'm not
"Jewish Daily Watchword" a barber ... so now will you
("The Forward") and author please get out of this office
of the column "Ask Me and
JUNE SHOWING
Illuminating is Jerome
I'll Tell You" ("Dos Bintl
Weidman's explanation re-
Briv").
Jake Blau said, "You said ported, by Richard F.
you came here with a prog- Shepard in the New York
ram to tell me how you plan Times Magazine why he
to kill Hitler? ... Why do writes about "Jewish no-
you want to kill Hitler? ... goodnicks."
t- •
The novelist is not a
Why do you want to kill Hi-
propagandist," he said. "I
tler, Mrs. Lessing?"
have
lived
all
my
life
with
s
"The same reason you
Read in J._:•se 19th Issue
Jewish people, and I have to
want to kill him."
of People Magazine A
"Never mind my reasons paint them, warts and all.
Three Page Story on Jen-
.. You came here all the My best is the beat that
kins
way from Minneapolis to Sinclair Lewis took, life in
tell me your reasons, Mrs. America. He dealt with the
people he knew, and I deal
Lessing."
with the people I know.
"I'm a Jew..."
"I admit that some of the
"It's only because you're a
Jewish lady who doesn't people I write about are not
of the most estimable
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Other officers are Mes-
dames Homer Smith, Mil-
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Shada, vice presidents; Mrs.
Julian Jones, treasurer;
Mesdames Cynthia Fayz,
Merle Bowyer, Leonard H.
Gussow, secretaries; and
Mesdames Charles Kessler,
Ophelia Bush and Penny
Dennis, board members.
Mrs. Levy is a past presi-
dent of the League of Jewish
Women's Organizations of
From Groat Scoff's
Greater Detroit, the
Maimonides Medical Soci-
ety Auxiliary, Pisgah Chap-
ter of Bnai Brith and was
vice president of Adat
Shalom Sisterhood and the
Women of United Founda-
tion.
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