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November 28, 1969 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1969-11-28

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Judge Abraham Lieberman's Gift Forms Dropsie U. Law Professors
PHILADELPHIA — Judge Al,• ; accomplishment

s in the face of
raham Lieberman of Weehawken, adversity, achieved only by his
N.J., has established at Dropsie innate ability and persistence,
University an endowment fund of epitomizes him as a contem-
$300,000 for a "Professorship in porary Horatio Alger.
Jewish and American Law and
As a youngster, Judge Lieber-
Jurispdudence."
man delivered newspapers, was a
The son of immigrants who bowling pin boy and sales clerk.
once worked as a newsboy and The youngest of seven children of
sold ice cream cones, Judge Lie- an orthodox Jewish couple who
berman has been devoting his fled the pogroms in Russia to
efforts and money to charitable settle in Union City, N.J., at the
and educational causes, beginning of this century, be soon
Dropsie President Dr. Abraham showed clear cut evidence of en-
L Katsh said that Judge Lieber- ' terprise and tenacity.
man's latest benefaction will make He worked his way through New
possible the study and teaching of York University Law School where
the interrelationship of Jewish he won many distinctions. He was
law and Hebrew jurisprudence and captain of the New York Univer-
Israel and American law. "This sity Championship Varsity Debat-
Professorship," said Dr. Katsh, ' ing Team and was presented with
"will open up new areas for stu- membership in the Delta Sigma
dents and scholars to delve into
the history and development of
Jewish and American jurisprud-
ence."

Rho, national honorary debating
fraternity.
A successful law practice fol-
lowed his admission to the New
Jersey Bar and to. practice before
the United States Supreme Court.
Within a few years he was ap-
pointed to a judgeship in the Wee-
hawken Municipal Court.

man is also chairman of the
Friends of the Institute of Hebrew
Studies at New York University
and a member of the hoard of di-
rectors of the Jewish Culture
Foundation at New York Univer-
sity.
Ile was chairman of the United
Jewish Appeal for the state of
In 1963, he established the New Jersey for 10 years and is
"Judge Abraham Liebe r man now honorary chairman.
Professorship in Hebraic Stu-
Dropsie University is currently
dies" at New York University, observing its 60th anniversary as
his alma mater, with a gift of the only non-sectarian, non-theo-
$300,000. Later, in 1967, his gift logical graduate school devoted to
of $250,000 to the Jewish Theo- granting Ph.D. degrees in Hebraic,
logical Seminary of America Semitic, Middle Eastern studies,
endowed the "Judge Abraham and Education. Founded in 1907,
Lieberman Professorship in Tal- with a bequest from Philadelphia
mudic Exegesis."
lawyer, Moses Aaron Dropsie, the
A founder of the Albert Einstein university has won academic ac-
College of Medicine, Judge Lieber- claim for its training of scholars

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 28, 1969-5

in original research and investiga-
tion in all branches of Hebraic
and Semitic learning and disci-
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Dr. Katsh lauded Judge Lie-
berman for his perceptive gift,
which is a pioneering step in
American higher education.
"Jewish law," said Dr. Katsh,
"has been evolving for centuries
from continent to continent and
has certain distinctive features
for scholarly research. The Lie-
berman professorship," he con-
tinued,' "makes possible the
study of sociological and tech-
nical methods relating to legal

aspects of law enforcement and
decision making."
Judge Lieberman, who has serv-
ed for many years on the Muni-
cipal Court of Weehawken, has .
long recognized the close relation.
ship between Jewish and Ameri-
can law. "It is my belief," Judge
Lieberman said, "that this profes-
sorship at Dropsie University, free
of ecclesiastical bonds, will add
much to the understanding of the
early . development of American
law which is steeped in Biblical
and Talmudic teachings."
"I am pleased," the jurist con-
tinued, "t h a t the influential
aspects of Talmudic law on the
growth of our American legal sys-
tem will now be studied."

This benefaction to Dropsie
University is the latest in a
lengthy list of contributions
which have punctuated the ca-
reer of Judge Lieberman. His

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ces, it was announced here- Mon-
day.
The program was prepared
under the joint sponsorship of the
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of
Philadelphia and the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith. It is ex-
pected evenutally to affect more
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hour programs in the "Image of
the Jew in Literature" and seven
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