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cousin entertained her by
reciting nursery rhymes. _
As I shuttled between my
wounded bird and the phone,
I was mildly embarrassed
that the switchboard was
aglow for us. Moreover, I was
relieved. A medical emergen-
cy, traumatic and frightening,
was ripening into a family oc-
casion, fueled by the fires of
interconnection which Jews
feel so extraordinarily.
We are a people touched by
tragedy, dogged by a history
of real injury. Thus are we
also a nation which exper-
iences a collective respon-
sibility for each other.
"Everyone in Israel is respon-
sible one for another," says
the proverb. Thus are we
never alone, never apart from
a kinship community.
I have always been touched
by the affectionate way im-
migrant Jews speak of a
"landsman." My cousin Sam
always puffs up his chest and
glows from cheek to cherry
cheek, to pronounce this or
that person "mine cousin" or
from "mine town" in Poland.
Indeed, fifty years
of .car._
wept
in the
arms of her "ship-schwester"
with the tenderness of a real
long-lost sister. Faith aside,
we are a community of people
who does not wait for God•to
come to our aid. We are con-
sciously, actively, and inten-
tionally a family writ large.
We are a tribe, a people, a
nation.
And from this traumatic
experience of a Sunday after-
noon, what will my daughter
learn? She will probably learn
greater respect for simple
household toys. She will learn
to depend on a family that
loves and nurtures her. And
some day, when she is older,
I will teach her to ask the
quintessential rabbinic ques-
tion easily applied to any
situation, "Nu? What do we
learn from this?"

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David L. Bittker of Or-
chard Lake, an activist and
leader in B'nai B'rith Inter-
national for more •than a
quarter century, has been
elected chairman of the
organization's Fund Raising
Cabinet. He has been a
member of the cabinet for 30
years.
Bittker, treasurer of the
National Lumber Company
was also appointed to B'nai
B'rith's financial manage-
ment committee.
While he headed the dis-
trict, he became a member of
the international board of
governors and served as
chairman of the Michigan
regional board of the Anti-
Defamation League of B'nai
B'rith. For the last nine