In an effort to stimulate thought on the subject of the present plight of Judaism, the Bronx House, Washington Avenue and 173rd Street, is offering a twelve week lecture course on “Present Day Problems of Jewish Life”, to be given by George Wolfe on alternate Thursdays beginning January 25.
Mr. Wolfe, who is director of research at the School for Jewish Social Work, will make a separate analysis of “Orthodoxy”, “Reformism”, “Zionism”, “Chassidism”, “Yiddishism”, and “Nationalism”.
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