THE DETROIT! JEWISH NEWS

34 'Friday, April 9,1982

As long as we live we
should more and more be

turning from all that is evil,
and to all that is good.

NOW APPEARING

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and PIZAll

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Dinners Served Mon.-Sat.
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Saloon

(Below Roman Terrace)

SUNDAY -
LASAGNA, SPAGHETTI &
BABY BACK RIB DINNERS

Open for Lunch Mon.-Sat. from 11:30
Open Sun. 4 p.m.
55-3860

Eisenberg History Studies
Continue With Modern Era

"Eyewitness to American
Jewish History," a four-
volume series by Dr. Azriel
Eisenberg, concluded last
month.with the appearance
of the fourth volume de-
voted to "The American
Jew, 1915 to 1969" (Union
of American Hebrew Con-
gregations).
As the title for the new
edition indicates, per-
sonalities known to this
generation, leaders of
movements of major inter-
est, form the cast of char-
DR. AZRIEL EISENBERG
acters in the dramatic ex-
perience of American that Dr. Eisenberg also
Jewry.
should have devoted
The first three books numerous chapters in the
dealt with "From the Colo- new volume to the religious
nial Period to the Revolu- experiences and develop-
tion, 1492-1793," "The ments.
Thus, the book com-
German Immigration, 1800
to 1875" and "The Eastern mences with "Mordecai M.
European, Immigration, Kaplan Founds the Recon-
structionist Movement in
1881 through 1920."
Because the current 1915."
Then there is the vast
volume commences with
the 1920s, continuing number of Jewish writers
through the 1960s, the whose words enriched the
expectation is that the literary world.
Therefore, the second
people who tackled the
serious issues involving chapter is about "Anzia
the Holocaust, Zionism Yezierska Asks What She
-and the state of Israel Can Do for America, 1920."
would be emphasized
Politically and in the
.here.
civic protective fields are
This is exactly what the included the names of
Louis Marshall, Rabbi
volume does.
Because of the spiritual Stephen S. Wise, Nahum
nature of the many changes Goldmann, Emanuel
that have taken place in Neumann and Dr. Israel
Jewish life, it is a natural Goldstein. •
In the literary field,
among political leaders and
in other spheres, are the
names of Alfred Kazin,
Jessie Ethem Sampter,
Judith Kaplan Eisenstein,
Boris Smolar, Lewis E.
Singer, Rebecca Kohut,
Leon Weisenfeld, Lewis L.
Strauss, Emil Ludwig,
Chaplain Roland Gittel-
sohn, Hillel Seidman, David
Mickey Marcus, Con-
gressman Emanuel Celler,
William Zorach, Selman
Waksman, Harold Ribalow
and many others.

THERE IS ONLY
ONE AUTHENTIC
GREEKTOWN
AND THAT'S ON
MONROE STREET

IN DOWNTOWN
DETROIT.

FOR SUPERB GREEK
FOOD AND FLAVOR,
VISIT THE MANY FINE
GREEK RESTAURANTS
LOCATED IN
GREEKTOWN.

Courtesy of Grecian Gardens

He that cannot decidedly
say "No" when tempted to

evil, is on the highway to
ruin.

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Sinai - Guild
Sponsors Talks

Sinai Hospital Guild will
sponsor two lectures
entitled, "To Your Good
Health," 7:45 p.m. April 21
and 7:45 p.m. April 29 at the
Oak Park Community Cen-
ter.
On April 21, Dr. Dale
Boesky of the Sinai staff
will present pointers on
being more emotionally
self-sufficient.
Sinai's chief of psychiat-
ric intake and emergency
services Dr. Lewis
Brodsky will speak on April
29 on how to use the Crisis
Clinic. At the same gather-
ing, Dr. Peter Goodman,
medical coordinator of
Sinai's emergency room,
will explain when to use the
emergency room.
Nurse Alice Slate,
Sinai's patient represen-
tative coordinator, will
talk about patients'
rights and respon-
sibilities.
The series is free to the
public. For reservations,
call Sinai, 493-5300.

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