LIVES OF OUR TIMES
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HE RECEIVED HIS EDUCATION AT CITY COLLEGE
IN NEW YORK,COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AND
ALSO STUDIED LAW CONCENTRATING ON THE
PHILOSOPHIC ASPECTS OF JURISPRUDENCE,
ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING PHILOSOPHER:3
IN THE UNITED STATES IN RECENT YEARS.—
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•lladassah Holds
Regional Parley
fOcodil•d 11;y NORie.AN. end SO1, NODE
t;IZ OF: 14;40i1R i S . RAPHAEL COHEIR
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The Canton:Chapter of HAdas,
sal' will play- host to representa-
tives of 53 chapters and divisions
of the women's group from Ohio..
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BORN IN RUSSIA90HO, HE WAS BROUGHT TO THE
AT THE AGE OF U. HE . LIVED Of4I- ELREAD DURING
THE ENTIRE OCEAN VOYAGE BECAUSE. THE
SHIP'S FOOD WAS NOT KOSHER. •
ALTHOUGH 14E RETIRED IN 1938,HE
NONETHELESS CONTINUED TO PRESENT
HIS PHILOSOPHIC DISCOURSES AT LEAD-
ING UNIVERSITIES.
•
VITALLY INTERESTED IN JEWISH AFFAIRS,HE
WAS NONETHELESS AGAINST THE CONCEPT
OF A JEWISH STATE.DURING WORLD WAR IL HE
WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON PEACE
STUDIES OF AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE.
AFTER TEACHING MA
'ATIC 2 14E BECAME
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AT CITY COLLEGE,
WHERE THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS FLOCKED
TO HEAR HIS LECTURES.
HE DIED IN 1948 2 1EAVING BEHIND HIM A
HERITAGE OF TRUTH AND PHILOSOPHIC REFLECTION
PROF, AlOggis
RAPHAEL COO
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UNIVERSALLY REGARDED AS A GREAT TEACHER,
HE BELIEVED IN TRAINING1HINKERS RATHER
DISCIPLES!' HE ALSO WROTE MANY EXCELLENT
bOOKS,INCLU DING 'REFLECTIONS Of A WONDERING JEW!
Semi-Annual JNF Box Clearance
Starts Sunday; Will End May 15
CO,A.OHT :94, •
`Ritual Murder' Rumors
Circulating in Munich
TEL :ORA , .IC AGENCY'.
PWO Club One Furthers
Plans for 2-Day Bazaar
Michigan, Kentucky and West .
Virginia, at a regional conference.
to be held at. the Onesto Hotel;
April- 23 . to 25. .-
Keynote- addresses will be de=
livered by Mrs. Raphael . Tour-
over of Washington, Hadassah's
representative in the nation's
capitol; Victor H. Bernstein, for-
merly foreign correspondent for-
the New York Star and - noW pub-
lic relations director of the. Jew-
ish Agency for Palestine, and .
Mrs. Juliette Aschner of New
York.
The following will attend the
conference as delegates from the
Detroit Chapter: Mesdames G.
Krause, M. J. Greenberg, Ralph
Lowe, Maurice Witus, Morris Wit-
tus, Maurice Wayne, Carl Schil-
ler, Sidney Barnett, _ Theodore
Bargman, I. I. Lappin, Robert •
Lattin, Sarrthel Cohl, Joseph Neu-
man, Roy Fisher. Jr., Benjamin
Bond, I. M. Lattin and David,Dia-
mond.
Greetings of the
Passover Season
make certain that their boxes are
filled. Those desiring boxes are "ritual murder" are circulating in
To Oar Many Friends
asked to communicate with the the town of Heidenheim, the Jew-
We will be open Passover to serve
JNF office, 11816 Dexter, TO.
ish Committee of that town has
you with our fancy macaroons,
8-7384.
informed the Central Committee
Passover goodies and famous Pass-
of Liberated Jews here. Ameri-
ovei cakes.
A. H. Cohen to Speak
can Military Government author-
ities and the office of the advisor
At Interfraternal
on Jewish affairs to AMG have
Dinner on April 3 0
been apprised of the reports by
the Central Committee.
Archie H. Cohen, prominent
Chicagoan, will be the speaker
9144 12th
MA 6870
for Bnai Brith at the eighth an-
nual interfraternal dinner of the
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Detroit area Masons, Knights of
Branch in Neumann's: Mkt.
Columbus and Bnai Brith, April
30 at St. Mary's
THE JEWISH NEWS—Is
1452 FARMER at John R
Magdalen parish
Friday, April 15, 1949
hall. The Knights
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the hosts this
y e a r, and the
dinner is spon-
5_ HOLIDAY GREETINGS
sored by the De-,
,04oriwalaroad.,
troit R ound
r-1 a
May 4)6' r.e o n
Table.;; of Cath-
.
OlicS,:'•Jews and ttri s for Israel brinig
Prolestants.
Mr. Cohen is
A. H. Cohen
happiness; it
la- -sting
past president of District Grand
and
Lodge No. 6 of Bnai Brith, is a
Marvin Rubinstein Wins Chicago attorney who was a fed- _Jews evOrywhere
eral. referee in bankruptcy of the
First Spelling Bee at
United States District Court. At
help speed peace. for
Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah! the. present he is chairman of the
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district committee on American-
the entire world.
Winner of the first Detroit ism, and is a trustee of the John
News spelling bee ever held at Marshall Law School, where he
Beth Yehudah schools was Mar- is an instructor in bankruptcy
yin Rubinstein, 13, of 1952 Sew- 1 law. He is affiliated with the
ard, an 8-A day school 'student of Chicago Lodge Order of Elks,
the Yeshiva. Marvin's w inning I Covenant Club of Chicago, is a
word was "classification." He member of the American, Illinois
will represent Beth Yehudah at State and Chicago Bar • Associa.
the district bee. Lion, and Decalogue Society of
CUTLER MOTOR SALES
Lawyers.
Rachel Loewy, 10, of 3761
The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
334 E. Michigane.
Humphrey, a 5-A student, _won l ,C( until is represented on the
Ypsilanti, Michigan
the fifth year competition with arrangements committee by Louis
the word "beginning"; Judy Res- Barden, cnairman.
nick, 10, 4042 Duane, a 6-A stu-
dent, led her class with the word
"separate"; while Joel Sperka,
11, 7-B student of 1938 Tuxedo,
WILL BE OPEN ALL WEEK PASSOVER ... SERVING
won with the word "apartment"
STRICTLY PASSOVER MEALS
and was runner-up in the school.
Each of the students will re-
WE CATER:
For
ceive a dictionary inscribed in
Showers,
Weddings
gold with both his name and the
"Pasechdike
name "Beth Yehudah School."
Bar Mitzvahs
Additional prize to Marvin, is a
Reasonable
Macholim"
bronze medallion.
MUNICH, (JTA) — Rumors of
Semi-annual clearance of Jew-
ish National Fund Blue and
White Boxes, traditionally con-
ducted during Passover and Suk-
koth, will begin on Sunday, April
17, and will continue until May
15.
Arthur ,Shutkin, JNF executive
director, pointed out this week
that the JNF boxes represent an
important means of traditional in-
come. He announced that a large
number of volunteers have under-
taken to clear the. boxes and to
assure the gathering of a suffic-
ient sum to supplement Detroit's
income for land redemption in
Israel.
At the recent meeting at the
Northwest Congregation, the lin-
o portance of JNF work at this
time was outlined by Rabbi
Moses Lehrman, William Hordes,
Irving Schlussel, Mrs. Jack Ros-
enthal and Mr. Shutkin. Many in
the audience applied for the in-
stallation of the traditional boxes
in their homes.
:-JNF Box-holders are asked to
give a cordial welcome to the
JNF volunteer workers, and to
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Mrs. S. Goldoftas, president of
Club One of the Pioneer Wo-
men's Organization, announces
that plans are going forward for
the club's 1949 bazaar, scheduled
for April 30 and May 1 at the
Labor Zionist Institute. •
Committees are working tender
the direction of Mrs. Fanny
White, bazaar chairman. Pro-
ceeds will go to the Child Rescue
Fund, of which Mrs. Sarah Levin
is chapter chairman. Pioneer
Women now maintain 25 child-
ren's homes in Israel, as well as
a number of agricultural training
farms for older. children. -
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AMSTERiMM PRESS
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MR. and MRS.
PHILIP CUTLER
1949
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KORN'S RESTAURANT
Youth Group Sponsors
To Consider Program
Under the supervision of Hillel
L. Abrams, executive secretary,
the sponsors of all young Israel
youth groups, will meet at semi-
nar at 8 p.m. Monday, April 18, in
the Young Israel office, to for-
mulate plans for the next four
months.
The agenda will include the
formation of a youth council, a
general rally of all youth groups,
organization of intra-club com-
petition sports, summer outings,
out-of-town expeditions, and the
YoungeIsrael Camp, Camp Adas,
located at Union Pier, Mich.,
which will be open to children
9 to 15.
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TO 6-9395
12216 LINWOOD
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TO OUR
Best Wishes
FOR A
Joyous Passover
FROM ALL WHO SERVE YOU AT
FRIENDS and PATRONS
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