Minnesota Jewry Protests Inclusion
of Cross in State Centennial Seal

ought not to become an issue at
this time."
L. H. Frisch, editor and pub-
lisher of the American Jewish
World, said that the comments
by the Commission members
and that of Dr. Nelson were "a
direct threat against citizens
who dare to defend their con-
science and speak freely."
He pointed out that an earlier
design of the emblem carried a
rocket and an airplane as sym-
bols of • transportation. These
were removed by the Commis-
sion out of consideration for the
teamsters and railroad men.
If the Commission could be so
sensitive about an inadequate
trademark, it certainly ought to
give due consideration to a
question of conscience," he said
in an editorial in his paper.

MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA)—Of-
ficials of the Minnesota Centen-
nial Commission are re-consid-
ering retention of the cross in
a proposed Centennial emblem,
after a formal protest from the
Minnesota Jewish Council. No
final action had been taken on
retaining the cross. The centen-
nial will be observed during
1958.
Several members of the Cen-
tennial Commission "pointedly
asked" the Minnesota Jewish
Council whether Jews were "not
afraid of the rise of anti-Semi-
tism if they freely expressed
their position," the American
Jewish World, .local weekly
newspaper, reports. Dr. C. A.
Nelson, chaplain of the State
Senate, declared that "for the
protection of minorities, this

Monument
Unveilings

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The family of the late Jessie
Penslar Jacobs announces the
unveiling of a monument in her
memory at 1 p.m., Sunday, May
12, at Machpe'ah Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are asked
to attend.
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The family of the ]ate Ferdi-
nand Fisher announces the un-
veiling of a monument in his
memory at 11 a.m., Sunday,
May 12, at Northwest Hebrew
Memorial Park Cemetery, 6
Mile and Middlebelt. Rabbi
Lehrman will officiate. Rela-
tives and friends are asked to
'attend.

Obituaries

ZANG SCHREBNICK, 19764
Cranbrook, died May 7. He was
a member of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, Craftsman Lodge, F. &
A. M., Shrine and Detroit Con-
sistory, Detroit Jewelers Asso-
ciation and Great Lakes Yacht
Club. He leaves his wife, Ann;
mother, Mrs. Anna Schrebnick;
a brother and two sisters.

ABRAHAM GELIEBTER,
3026 Clements, died May 4. Sur-
vived by his wife, Norma
(Anna); a son, Jack; two daugh-
ters, • Mrs. Martin Schwartz and
Mrs. Saul Eskow; seven grand-
children, and a great-grand-
child.

James de Rothschild

BURTON I. NANES, 17501 Dies at Age of 78
lAroodingham, died April 27. He
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
leaves his wife. Frances; a son,
LONDON—James de Roths-
David; a daughter, Judith; his
mother. Mrs. Rose Nanes; a child died in London' Monday
at the age of 78. He was the
brother and a sister. •
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older son of Baron Edmond de
DOROTHY. MOSHER, 16516 Rothschild of Paris, "father of
Northlawn, died May 2. She Jewish colonization in Pales-
leaves her husband, Herman F.; tine."
French and British educated
four sons, Gerald E., Harold L.
of Minneapolis, Hilbert D. of James de Rothschild, although
Cincinnati, - and Abbott W. of a French citizen, fought with
Sioux Falls; two daughters, Mrs. the British army in World War
School Clothing Drive
Real Story of Joey
Gerald Levitt and Mrs. Ben I rising to the rank of Major,
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Pliam
of St. Louis Park, Minn.; seeing service in both France
Asks
Spring
Discards
and Cindy Adams:
The
family
of
the
late
Betty
three
sisters,
10 grandchildren and Palestine, winning a Dis-
Detroiters are urged by Ar-
tinguished Conduct Medal.
Bookful of Laughs
thur L. McGrath, assistant su- Krupp announces the unveiling and a great-grandchild.
He settled in England after
of a monument in her memory
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perintendent
of
Joey Adams, the comedian
that war where, in addition to
12,
at
10:30
a.m.,
Sunday,
May
WILLIAM GOLDBERG, 15951
and master of ceremonies who schools, to do-
at Northwest Hebrew Memorial Turner, died May 3. He leaves his city interests, he became
has made many friends in . our nate spring
known as a leading figure in
Park.
Rabbi
Segal
will
officiate.
•his wife, Mrs. Edna Turner; a
community — cleaning d i s-
Relatives and friends are asked daughter, Mrs. Edward Kukow- racing cireles, his horses win-
cards
of
used
and in many
ning many leading races. In
to attend.
ski, and four grandchildren.
American com- shoes and
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1929, he was, elected a Liberal
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clothing
to
the
munities where
Member of Parliament for the
The
family
of
the
late
Sam
GERTRUDE SCHECHTER,
he has partici- Spring Public
Wise announces the unveiling 4236 Sturtevant, died April 29. Isle of Ely, representing that
pated in char- School Cloth-
of a monument in his memory Survived by her husband, Ar- constituency. until 1945.
itable en- ing Drive,
James .de Rothschild was re-
at 12 noon, Sunday, May 12, at thur; two daughters, Mrs. Sam-
being
held
deavors — has
Beth Tikvah Cemetery, 14 Mile uel E. Cohen and Shirley, and garded as one of the leading
through
M
a
y
a fabulous
spokesmen for the Jewish com-
and Gratiot. Rabbi Levin will a grandchild.
Wife. They 17. Such dis-
munity and his wide range of
officiate. Relatives and friends
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cards
are
badly
make a fine
interests in Jewish spheres in-
are asked to attend.
ALBERT GOLDBERG, 12157 cluded the Hebrew University,
team in come- needed to
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clothe
th
o
u-
- :: dy, as indicat-
The family of the late Bessie N. Martindale, died April 29. the Economic Board for Pales-
Joey Adams ed in J o e y's sands of needy
Foster
announces the unveiling Survived, by his wife, Sarah; tine and the Palestine Electric
personal account of their amus- children for
of
a
monument
in her memory two daughters, Mrs. Sam Spolan Corporation. But his greatest
ing experiences, in his new school during
at
12
noon,
Sunday,
May 12, at and Mrs. Irving Stoffer, and interest was the Jewish Col-
book, "Cindy and I," subtitled the fall and
onization Association in which
Beth
Moses
Cemetery.
Rabbi five grandchildren.
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"the real life adventures of winter months.
he succeeded his father as
Homnick will offiCiate. Relatives
The
drive
is
PHILIP'SEEDMAN, 306 Craft, president.
Mr. and Mrs. Joey Adams."
-and friends are asked to attend.
sponsored by
Pittsburgh, Pa., died May 1.
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Actually, it is a travelogue. Detroit Public
The family of the late Bertha Survived by his wif,A, Betty; two Michal Michalesko Dies
Joey and his wife (in Joey's Schools Social Service, Inc., of
account) take you to many which McGrath is president. Fox announces the unveiling of sons, Joseph A. and Franklin E.;
NEW YORK (JTA) — Michal
American cities, to Israel, to The social welfare agency again a monument in her memory at a brother,- a sister, and a grand- Michalesko, world renowned
child.
11
a.m.,
Sunday,
May
12,
at
Europe.
Yiddish actor; died . . her'47:last
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co-operating with the schools Northwest H e b r e w Memorial
There are many puns, for the drive is the Volunteers Park Cemetery. Relatives and
ESTHER ZAGER, 2973 Leslie, week. He was 72. A native of
mostly harmless and thor- of America which distributes
friends are asked to attend.
died May 2. Survived by her Russia, Michalesko came to the
oughly delightful. One refers the clothing without charge to
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husband, Sam; a son, Dr. Albert, U.S. in 192.1. He also played in
to Simons and Michelson children reported absent from
The family of the late Sol of the U.S. Air Force; a daugh- Poland, London, Paris and
(Leonard and Larry), the
South America.
school because of financial dif- Feldman announces the unveil- ter, Eleanor, and a brother.
Detroit advertising executives ficulty of parents.
(Michalesko was well known
* *
ing of a monument in his
whom Joey has befriended on
Since this first week of the memory at 1 p.m., Sunday, May
MOLLIE SUSSMAN, of Cleve- in Detroit, having appeared
his many fund-raising tours. drive is also "Clean-Up, Paint-
12, at Machpelah Cemetery. land and •Detroit, died April 15. here in Yiddish theater per-
There's a laugh on every Up, Fix-Up Week," McGrath Rabbi Syme - will officiate. Rela- She leaves a son, Morris; a formances for many years.)
page — like the one in Munich, suggested that this will be a tives and friends are asked to daughter, Mrs. Julius Horowitz,
where the Adams' were unable good time to take or send con- attend.
of Cleveland; a sister of New
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to get hotel accommodations. tributions to the nearest public
York; and five grandchildren.
school.
In
doing
so,
he
requested
Joey asked if Eisenhower would
The family of the late Fanny
have gotten a hotel room. "Oh, that clothing be wrapped in Epstein announces the unveiling
MORRIS SILVER-MAN, 20119
In lasting and loving memory
well, the President . . ." Where- bundles and shoes, rubbers and of a monument in her memory Prest, died May 4. He leaves
upon Joey said: "I got news for galoshes securely tied in pairs at- 1:30 p.m., Sunday, May 19, at three sons, Aaron, Earl and Al- of our dear wife, mother and
ya. I happen to know the, Presi- to prevent mismating. A home Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi bert; three daughters, Mrs. Max grandmother, Fanny Goren,
dent's not gonna show up. I'll pickup may also be arranged 'Lehrman will officiate. Rela- Rissman, Mrs. Charles Cruze who passed away on April 20,'
1955 (10 days in Iyars).
by calling the Volunteers of
take his room."
tives and friends are asked to and Mrs, Harold H. Goldberg;
Sadly missed by her husband,
America
at
WO
2-8810.
10 grandchildren and six great Sam; children, Bob Goren and
The chapter "L au ghter
attend.
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grandchildren.
Over Israel" is most delight-
Helen Langberg and grandchil-
Egyptian Youths to Study
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ful. The Adams' caught the
The family of the late Rose
dren.
TRUDE MICHEL, 18307 Mon-
spirit of the land. They at Brooklyn Yeshiva
Finkelstein announces the un-
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NEW YORK (JTA)—A party veiling of a monument in her te Vista, died May 4. She leaves
created laughs and enjoyed
In loving memory of our dearly
of
21
Egyptian
Jewish
boys
are
her
husband,
Kurt;
a
son,
those they heard.
memory at 2 p.m., Sunday, May
beloved mother, Ida Mintz, who
Joey relates how Mrs. Roose- _preparing to come to the United 12, at Chesed shel Ernes Ceme- Frank; a daughter, Vivian; and passed away two years ago (16
States
to
attend
the
Mirrer
a
sister.'
tery.
Relatives
and
friends
are
velt, who was in 'Israel at the
days' in Iyar).
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Yeshiva in Brooklyn, N.Y., asked to attend.
same time, enjoyed the visit
Sadly missed and never for-
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Rabbi Abraham Kalmanowitz,
CHASA
SLOAN,
18025
Wilde-
and admired the work of Ha-
gotten
by her children and
president
of
the
institution,
an-
mere,
died
May
4.
The mother
The family of the late Dorothy
dassah.
nounced.
of the late Saul Sloan, she grandchildren.
Fox
announces
the
unveiling
of
Joey and Cindy met with
Rabbi Kalmanowitz said he
leaves five daughters, all of
Ben-Gurion and many other received a cable from the Chief a monument in her memory at Russia; 10 grandchildren and- 10
11 a.m., Sunday, May 19, at
MONUMENTS
Israeli leaders, but the stories Rabbinate of Cairo telling him
great grandchildren.
in "Cindy and I" are mostly the youths had been granted Machpelah Cemetery. Relatives
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Karl C. Berg
asked to attend.
about the men and women in visas to attend the yeshiva and and friends are
Mrs Wrotskveky
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JACOB HOROWITZ, 3205 Ty-
Monument Werke
the street who make up the life asked that passage and accom-
The family of the late Sam ler, died May 6. He leaves a
of the heroic populace of Israel. modations be provided.
Owner
Pupko announces the - unveiling daughter, Mrs. Joseph Levine;
41t=1,
The stories related provided
Distinctive
The 21 had been students at of a monument in his memory and a grandchild.
Monuments
truly fine laughs.
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Yeshiva Thaba Ve. Ahva which at 1 p.m., Sunday, May 19, 'at
Reasonably Prieed
"Cindy and I" is a delightful was closed last November when
3201
JOY ROAD
JOSEPH PELTZ, 28601 Hazel-
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
^,orner Wildentere
book. It should command sales the Nasser - regime began its
Relatives and friends are asked wood, Inkster, died May 6. He
Y. 6-0196
far larger than Joey's previous persecution of the Egyptian to attend.
leaves his wife, Jackalynn; a
joke books.
Jewish community.
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son, JoSeph B.; a daughter, Deb-
The family of the late Max orah; his mother, Mrs. Mary
Young announces the unveiling Peltz; and three brothers.
of a monument in his memory
at 1 p.m., Sunday, May 19, at
Independent Detroit Lodge
I f death occurs away from home just phone
Cemetery, Gratiot at 141/2 Mile
us and we will make all arrangements
Rd. Rabbi Chinitz will officiate.
Relatiyes and friend's are asked
MONUMENTS AND MARKERS FOR ALL
for transfer to Detroit.
to attend.
JEWISH CEMETERIES

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B11011111 & RAISCH CO.

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The Ira Kaufman Chapel
Director of Funerals

9419 Dexter

TYLer 4-8020.

The family of the late Charles
BrosS announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory
at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, May 12,
at Chesed shel Ernes Cemetery.
Rabbi, Gruskin will officiate,.

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