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Correspondence with and in re: Ernst Rabel. In re: Das Recht Des Warenverkaufs, vol. 1. [1] (1944-1945)

handle is hein.ali/hrbor605602 and id is 1 raw text is: 3o6 NORTH DIVISION STREET ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN December 5, 1945 Mr. William Draper Lewis Awbury, Germantowom Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Dear Father: Professor H. R. Coffey of the Law School came in to see me yesterday. It seems that two of the four founda- tions which are at present contributing to the suoport of Dr. Rabel terminate that support on January 31, 194b. These two foundations are, as perhaps you know, The American Philosophical Society which gave $1000 for one year, and the Emergency Committee for the Aid of Displaced Scholars which gave $1000 for one year. The other two foundations, namely the MvcGregor Fund of Detro it and the DaVilla Mills Foundation of GJf-fopia each gave $1500 a year for two years, and therefore stifll have one more year to go. Professor Coffey is anxious that the American Philosophical Society and the Emergency Committee for the Aid of Displaced Scholars should be approached to see if they could continue for another year. He told me that it was due to you and Professor Rheinstein who made the orinal approaches to thlese foundations and that inasmuch as Professor Rheinstein is at present in Europe, he wondered if. you would make the approach. It seems also that Professor Coffey received a letter last March from Mrs. Oliver Cope of Cambridge, Massachusetts stating that she had heard about Dr. Rabel and suggesting that the American Committee for Refugee Scholars might be interested in his case. It seems that Oliver's wife is a member of the Board of Directors of this organization and that the secretary is a Mrs. Elsa Stoudinger of the New School of Social Research in New York. Professor Coffey tells me that he wrote to Mrs. Cope last March stating that Dr. Rabel was taken care of at that time but that an application would be made late this fall to the American Committee for Refugee Scholars. This application has not been made and Professor Coffey thought you might like to pursue this matter further.

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