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September 11, 1981 - Image 11

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1981-09-11

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Friday, September 11, 1931 11

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Novel Chronicles Wealthy
Jewish Family in Germany

Four generations of a
wealthy German-Jewish
family are chronicled in Sil-
via Tennenbaum's new
novel, "Yesterday's Streets"
(Random ifouse).
The Wertheims have
lived in Frankfurt since the
15th Century, far longer
than most of their gentile
neighbors. Successful in
business and the profes-
sions, they are, by the time
the novel begins in 1903,
also patrons 6f the arts who
live in a style comparable to
their neighbors in France,
the Rothschilds.

Against the backdrop of
contemporary events — the
coming of World War I, the
Russian Revolution, the col-
lapse of the Weimar Repub-
lic and the rise of Hitler —
the author involves the
reader with the fortunes of
15 major characters. There
is Edu, the youngest son,
who takes over the business
on the death of his father
and thereafter ceaselessly,

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but, with considerable
charm, seeks to manipulate
the lives of those around
him.
There is Andreas, a
musicologist, and his
twin brother, Ernst, who
emigrates to Palestine,
Emma, their'older sister,
seems to find it terrifying
to be a Jew, while Lena,
their younger sister, pos-
sesses a charm that car-
ries her into many differ-
ent Jewish and Gentile
circles.
As the Nazis come to
power, many of the char-
acters escape. The author
details the adventures of
the-family in Switzerland,
France, Holland, England
and America, but it is
Frankfurt as it once was
that is at the heart of the
book.
Silvia Tennenbaum was
born in Frankfurt and carne
to this country in 1938. A
graduate student in art his-
tory at Columbia Univer-
sity, "Yesterday's Streets"
is her second novel. She is
also the author of "Rachel,
the Rabbi's Wife."

DINNER AND ACADEMIC CONVOCATION

honoring

PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

with the Degree of

Dr. of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa

PROF. EMANUEL
RACKMAN
President, Bar-Han University

and marking the establishment of the

PHILIP SLOMOVITZ CHAIR IN COMMUNICATIONS

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1981
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK

DR. MARTIN HART
General Vice Chairman—Chairman, Education Committee

New Zealand
Kehilla Begun

MELBOURNE (JTA) —
A new organization
authorized to represent the
New Zealand Jewish com-
munity has been estab-
lished in Wellington at a
national conference
attended by Jewish leaders
from all the centers of
Jewish population.
The new umbrella group
is to be known as the New
Zealand Jewish Council.
New Zealand's Jewish
community numbers 3,500
and is divided mostly be-
tween the cities of Auckland
and Wellington, with
smaller communities in key
provincial centers.
In recent years the com-
munity has faced serious
problems as a result of in-
termarriage, emigration to
Australia, and a growing
anti-Israel shift in govern-
ment policies among some
'opinion making groups.
Relative to its small
numbers, New Zealand'
Jewry has a high rate of
aliya. At the same time,
there has been a steady
growth in recent years of
newcomers from the Soviet
Union.

IRVING LAKER

General Chairman

GeorgePers4Win! I • . •

NORMAN A. PAPPAS
Endowment Chairman

HENRY P. LEE MAX NOSANCHIJK
Scholarship Chairmen

SHARON HART
Arrangements Chairman

SALEK LESSMAN
Chairman, Business Administration

JOSEPH H. JACKIER
Development Chairman, Faculty of Law

DR. BRUCE M. FOOTE
Flint Area Chairman

JACOB ROSENTHAL
Windsor Area Chairman

EMERY I. KLEIN
DAVID HERMELIN
IRVING NUSBAUM
ROBERT N. NAFTALY
American Board of Overseers

MAX STOLLMAN
Global Board of Trustees

FRIEDA STOLLMAN
Global Board of Trustees—President, American Women for Bar-Ilan

MYRON L MILGROM

General Chairman

DR. LEON FILL
Global Board of Trustees—Vice President, American Board of Overseers

PHILLIP STOLLMAN
Chairman, Global Board of Trustees

Slomovitz Chair Committee*

Louis Berry, Dr. Leon Fill, Samuel Frankel, Grant Silverfarb, Louis Silverfarb,
Leonard N. Simons, Myron Steinberg, Philip Stollman

Dinner. Committee*

Gershwins Cited
by Opera House

NEW YORK — Ira Ger-
shwin and his late brother,
George, became the first re-
cipients of the Goodspeed
Opera House Award this
week.
The award, given for ex-
cellence in musical theater,
was presented prior to a per-
formance of the 1927 Ger-
shwin musical "Funny
Face." The brass and
stained glass musical note
was accepted by Marc Ger-
shwin and Leopold
Godowsky, nephews of

conferred by

PHILIP SLOMOVITZ



Norman Allan
Peter Alter
Paul Baker
Ronald F. Berman
Dr. David Berris
Harold Berry
Ivan Bloch
Dr. Thomas Bonner
Paul Borman
Morris Brandwine
Anthony S. Brown
Allen Chariupski
Norman J. Cohen
Meyer I. Cooper
Norman Cottler
A. J. Cutler
Joseph Cutler
Milton Duchan
Alexander Ehrmann
Sanford Eisenberg
Charles E. Feinberg
Joseph Fetter
Aaron Ginsberg
Nathan I. Goldin
Prof. Bernard Goldman
Martin R. Goldman
Leslie M. Goldstein
Midwest Executive Director

Norma Goldman
David I. Gordon, D.O.
Merrill Gordon
Norman Gordon
Satman Grand
Stephen Grand
Abe Green
David L. Greenbaum
Dr. Joel Hamburger
Samuel Hechtman
David B. Holtzman
Louis A. Horowitz
Lawrence Jackier
Alex Joseph
Mrs. Morris Karbal
Rabbi Joseph Katz
Jay Kogan
Harry Laker
Max Levenson
Dr. Lawrence Loewenthal
Eric. Yale Lutz
Dr. Harris Mainster
Charles Milan
Dr. A. Freda Milstein
David H. Morrison

Morris Music
Dave Muskovitz
Milford Nemer
Jacob Nosanchuk
Mrs. Laura Nusbaum
Graham Orley
Joseph Orley
Abe Pastemak
Allan Pearlman
Harold Platt
Samuel W. Platt
Cecille Raichlen
Sonny Raichlen
Mrs. Harold Robinson
Jack A. Robinson
Ben Rosen
Burt Rosen
Dr. Harvey P. Sabbota
Dave Sakwa
Mrs. Morris Scheyer
Mark E. Schlussel
Robert A. Schwartz
Abe Selesny
Dr. Harold Shapiro
D. Larry Sherman

Jane Sherman
I. William Sherr
Robert W. Siegel
David Silver
Dora Silverfarb
Minnie Stobasky
Carmi Slomovitz
Nathan Soberman
Steven Solomon
Jack Solway
Robert Sosnick
Bernard H. Stollman
Dr. Gerald Stollman
Dr. Samuel S. Stollman
Myron Steinberg
Morris Tabachnick
David S. Tanzman
Martin Waldman
Saul Waldman
Harvey Weisberg
Peter Weisberg
Charles Zalev
Harry Zekelman
Paul Zlotott
Dr. Arnold Zuroff

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