24—THE JEWISH NEWS

Louis Cohane Is 65

Friday, January 16, 1953

Prominent Local Attorney Talked
His Way into the Hearts of Many

A talent for public speaking, i Law, he was chosen speaker of

Debating • Club.
a gift our Creator endowed upon the Philamathic
native Detroiter—he was

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Louis S. Cohane, has benefit&

LOUIS S. COHANE

not only the renowned attorney,

but has been used often and
vociferously for the good of
many worthy causes.
As greetings start to pour in
from all quarters in celebration
of his 65th birthday on Sunday,
the many important causes
which Mr. Cohane has further-
ed with his efforts in thought,
speech and action are brought
to mind.
He well remembers the day
back in 1907, when as a stu-
dent at the Detroit College of

born here on Jan. 18, 1888—he
first became active in the
Jew i s h community in 1910
when he served as president
of the Young 'Men's Hebrew
Association. He was a prime
organizer and the first presi-
dent of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council in 1915.

From 1916 to 1922 he was a
member of the board of trus-
tees of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
and in 1918 he served several
years on the City of Detroit's
Americanization Committee.
His4 efforts in behalf of the
nation during World War I were
numerous, and included speech-
es as a four-minute speaker
throughout the state for Lib-
erty Bonds.
In 1921 he formed the law
firm of Cohane, Rhodes, Garvett
and Frankel, which included
Samuel J. Rhodes, Morris Gar-
vett and Samuel D. Frankel.
A new partnership was form-
ed on Dec. 9, 1924 when he was
married to Regene Freund, a
fellow attorney, and they- or-
ganized the law firm of Cohane
and Cohane, with offices, theme
and now, at 1026 Buhl Bldg.

• Mr. Cohane has served as
chairman of speakers' com-
mittee of the local YMCA's
drive for $5,000,000; represent-
ed the American Bar Associa-
tion at the U. S. Attorney
General's crime conference in
1934; wis vice-chairman of
the ABA section on criminal
law; served on the real estate
committee of the Detroit Bar
Association; was chairman of
the publicity committee of the
Detroit Boy Scouts; was on
the board of directors of the
Michigan Committee for Men-
tal Hygiene.

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He now is a member of the.
American Bar Association Com-
mittee on Sentencing, Probation
and • Parole and of the Detroit
Bar Association Committee on
Inter-Professional Relations.
Mr. Cohane has been an ar-
dent Zionist for 45 years.
In 1937 he was chairman of the
Allied Jewish Campaign Speak-
er's Bureau, and has taken an
active part in nearly a score
of other campaigns. He also
served as vice-president of Pis-
gah Lodge, Bnai Brith, and is a
member of Temple Beth El and
Union Masonic Lodge.

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JNF Schedules Tu b'Shvat Event
For Detroit Schools for Jan. 31

Mrs. Chajes to Speak
At Combined Meeting
Of Congress Women

William Hordes, president of
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit, this week an-
nounced that a special event
Marguerite Kozenn - Chajes, had been arranged for the
Detroit soprano, will speak at a school children and their teach-
combined meeting of four chap-
ters of the Detroit Women's Divi- ./ FBI Agent to Be Speaker
sion, American Jewish Congress, At Bar Mitzvah Club Event
at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, at
Edward Scheidt, special agent
Young Israel Center.
of the Federal Bureau of Inves-
Mrs. Chajes' keen interest in tigation, has arranged an FBI
Jewish affairs has taken her to program for members of the
Europe and Israel six times in Bnai Moshe Bar Mitzvah Club
the past five years. Her morale this Sunday morning, in the
tour to DP camps with her hus- synagogue social hall.
band, Julius Chajes, in 1947, pro-
Membership is open to all Bar
vided her with much information Mitzvah boys, who are inter-
on Jewish activities in post-war ested in continuing religious in-
Europe.
terest through these Sunday
On Wednesday, she will speak morning programs, which in-
on her experiences in Austria clude services,' breakfast and
guest speakers. -
last summer.
Sponsors of Sunday's break-
Mrs. Arthur Robbins, division
chairman of World Jewish Con - fast are Samuel Auslander, Ben-
gress and Isreal, will preside. jamin M. Reznik and Sigmund
The film, "This Is the Chal- Jaulus. Maxwell M. Lowe and
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the United Nations, will be activities.
shown. Mesdames Joseph Feld-
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ers, on the occasion of Jewish
Arbor Day—Tu b'Shvat—to be
observed on Jan. 31.
That Saturday night, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, prize
winners will be selected among
the schools planting trees in Is-
rael on the occasion of the tree-
planting festival.
The evening's program will
include an Israel film, dances by
Habonim groups, songs by the
Hashomer choir and community
singing. Refreshments will be
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Carmel School to Add
Afternoon Session

Plans for the enlargement of
Carmel Hebrew School's nursery
with the formation of an addi-
tional afternoon session are
proceeding following approval
of .a resolution voted at its re-
cent meeting.
The nursery is designed for
working mothers, and provides
scholarships to children of serv-
icemen. Youngsters receive two
meals a day at the school.
Abe Cherrin, president, ap-
pointed Max Bachman, Morris
Sheppard and Al Prag to chair
a committee planning a night
of games for Feb. 28 to raise
funds for maintenance and
transportation at the school.
Gladys Dahlberg, who heads
the nursery, will also be in
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A one-man show of paintings
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