THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
JULY 8,
Whether as a business trip . . . a friendly visit... or a vacation . . .
The Victory Bus Line is at your service with two return trips daily and more frequently on week-end*.
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Ottawa
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228 Albert Street
THE CATHAY"
CHOP SUEY PALACE
Phone 5-5256
Cafe HENRY Burger
MADAME HENRY BURGER, PROP. OPEN ON SUNDAY � JUST 3 MINUTES FROM CHATEAU LAURIER
Cuisine Franfaise � Be�r and Winei � Privatf Dining Room 69 LAURIER ST., HULL, QUE.
TELEPHONE: 2-2071
WHAT.. YOU AGAIN?
For your own protection arxj that of others, will you please kern to drive the safe way.
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Montreal Meetings
� JEWISH GENERAL Hospital, Women's Auxiliary: Out-of-town chairmen for the subscription campaign are, of: Ottawa, Ont., Mrs. M. Sagerman, Mrs. J. Shmeltzer; of Glace Bay, N.S., Mrs. Arthur Green; of Edmonton, Alta., Mrs. I. C. Lyons; of Sherbrooke, Mrs. A. Smith; of Kirkland Lake, Ont., Mrs. J. Kussner; of Fredericton, N.B., Mrs. F. Budovitch; of Cornwall, Ont., Mrs. Joseph Richer. Control chairmen for these captains are Mrs. S. S. Lerner, Mrs. N. Proctor. Mrs. David Greenspon is holding an aquacade and garden party on Sunday, July 17, at 2.30 p.m., on the grounds of her country house at St. Adolphe de Howard, proceeds to go to the special project of the Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish General Hospital.
Teachers, which will continue until August 3.
� HEBREW CONSUMPTIVE Aid Association acknowledges receipt of $106.25, proceeds of a cash shower sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Russian Polish Sick Benefit Society, and presented by Mrs. A. Rind and Mrs. E. Andes, officers of the organization. Mrs. L. Sitrin is president.
Montreal Classified
� CANADIAN ASSOCIATION of Hebrew Schools: Professor B. Wol-man. of Israel, holder of a Ph.D. Degree in psychology and education, at present visiting professor in New York, at Columbia Teachers' College, is lecturer for the session of the Summer School for Hebrew
WANTED: private teacher for boy of ten, for full fourth grade work, to take charge in fall. Write to Box Number 55, Canadian Jewish Review, 675 Belmont Street.
BRIGHT, FURNISHED ROOM, in apartment near Snowdon, for business gentleman; with quiet family. Call WA. 6260.
ROOM TO LET: For one or two girls. Shower, radio. Modern. Please call DO. 7433 or AT. 3058.
FOR SALE: Beautiful bridal or evening gown, with all accessories, worn once, in perfect condition, size 14, reasonable. Please call Vi. 1640.
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outstanding: part in the development of Reform Judaism in America.
He was born in Wmbaah, Ind., Aug. 9, 1862, the son of Joseph and Louisa Freudenthal Philipson. As a youth of IS, he came down from Columbus, Ohio, with his father to Cincinnati to arrange with Rabbi Isaac M. Wise about entering the Hebrew Union College which was then opening its doora. Unforgettable for him was this meeting with the famous scholar whose teachings of Reform Judaism he was destined to carry on.
He enrolled in that first class and Cincinnati was his home ever since, except from 1884 to 1888, when the youthful disciple and favorite pupil of Dr� Wise carried the standards of the fledgling college eastward to Baltimore.
Dr. Philipson received an A.B. degree from the University of Cincinnati and was graduated from Hebrew Union College there in 1883. He received a D.D. degree in 1886 and a D. H. L. degree in 1925 from the college. He also held honorary LL.D. degrees from the University of Cincinnati, Lincoln Memorial University and the Jewish Institute of Religion.
Subsequently he was professor of homilctics from 1891 to 1906 and lecturer on history of Reform Judaism at Hebrew Union College.
Dr. Philipson took part in 1885 in the Reform Jewish rabbinical conference at Pittsburgh which drew up the famous "Pittsburgh platform" containing the principles of American Reform Judaism.
As rabbi of Bene Israel Congregation he foresaw the trend of population away from the downtown center of Cincinnati, and, under his leadership a new temple on Rockdale Avenue was dedicated in 1906. Dr. Philipson was active in the movement to improve municipal government in Cincinnati. In 1905 he was appointed a member of the Honest Elections Committee, which succeeded in setting up a reform charter administration.
Dr. Philipson had served as a member of the board of editors of new Bible translation, consulting editor of the Jewish Encyclopedia, and chairman of the board of editors of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Hebrew Union College Annual. He also had been president of the National Conference on Jewish Activities at Universities, vice-president of the American Jewish Historical Society, a member of the board of governors of Hebrew Union College, and chairman of the Commission
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He also had served as a member
of the Jewish Publication Society of America, the Synagogue Council of America and American Jewish Committee, a trustee of Associated Charities of Cincinnati, United Jewish Social Agencies, Youris Men's Mercantile Library Association, and was a member of the Jewish Community Council. He was a former president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis.
Dr. Philipson was the author of the standard volume "The Reform Movement in Judaism," 1907, new edition, 1931. His other works included "The Jew in English Fiction," "Old European Jewries."
LEGAL NOTICE
Hitler's Yacht Lamps And Maker Meet In N, Y.
The hand-wrought lamps of the luxurious yacht Grille and Curt Tasse, former German lamp manufacturer, met again in New York.
It was in 1935 that Mr. Tasse, then Germany's leading lamp manufacturer and dealer, completed a mysterious order to equip an unnamed boat with the moat expensive lamps and fixtures available. It was an order that started a chain reaction which three years later landed Mr. Tasie in New York and has made him a citizen of the United States.
An outfitter for such lines as the North German Lloyd, Hamburg-American and Red Star, Mr. Tasse in his Hamburg office received the order from the ship builders Blohm & Voss. It was the biggest order he had ever received in his 30 years in business.
It was only when he had partly completed the order that he learned.the unnamed boat was to be Hitler's private yacht, the Grille. By that time it seemed likely that the lamps would light up a first-class political scandal. Some high-echelon Nazis had learned that Tasse was Jewish, and there was not much doubt that heads would roll if the Fuehrer discovered he was seeing by the aid of Jewish-manufactured lamps.
Things began happening fairly quickly then. Mr. Tasse asked to withdraw from the order. He was commanded, for reasons of "personal safety," to continue. Next, a Nazi ward leader came by to inform Mr. Tasse that he was an Aryan, to which Mr. Tasse offered to show his family tree for 300 years to prove he was Jewish. The Nazi then said he would settle if Mr. Tasse would sign a statement saying he was half Aryan. Mr. Tasse refused.
In the office of his lamp store at 9 East Fifty-third Street, Mr. Tasse commented, to the New York Times: "That was the beginning of the end of my business in Germany. I got out three years later and here I am in New York and here I'm going to stay."
"The Oldest Jewish Congregation in the West," "A Holiday Sheaf" (sermons), "Max Lilienthal � American Rabbi," "Centenary Papers and Others," History of the Hebrew Union College" and "My Life Aa An American Jewt"
ings of Isaac M. Wise," "Reminiscences by Isaac M. Wise" and 'Letters of Rebecca Gratz."
His wife was the late Ella Hollander whom he married in 1886.
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A home away from home NEW GLASGOW, QUE.
Dear Friends: �
Plan to spend your vacation at Kottenberg's Hotel, conveniently situated only 36 miles from Montreal.
Their spacious grounds are ideal for the children. They will thrive on Kottenberg's home-cooked meals and homey atmosphere.
You will find all conveniences here. A new lobby has been built for your comfort.
Make your reservations by phoning St. Jerome 3144 or Ta. 7054.
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MUSKOKA HOUSE Phone R. 3 Baysville, Ont. Baysville
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FOR A DELIGHTFUL VACATION
Holiday in Muskoka at the
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Dancing nightly with own fine orchestra.
Finest kosher cuisine.
Counsellor* for the children.
Recommended Hay-fevtr relief.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson
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LAKE OF BAY'S, MUSKOKA,
take pleasure in announcing to their friends and clientele that they will have
JIMMY AMARO
AND HIS ORCHESTRA, also
HARVEY APPLEBAVM
SOCIAL DIRECTOR
for the Slimmer season
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