Miniatures Spark
John XXIII, JFK
Leadership Roles
Random House gains added glory
with a new form of literature—
the miniatures.
In two such set s, boxed 3x4
inches in size, are included the wit
and wisdom and selections from
the speecheS of John F. Kennedy
and Pope John XXIII.
Planned and produced by Sayre
Ross Co., illustrated by Jan Ment-
ing, the four small Kennedy vol-
umes, offered as "Memorial Minia-
tures," contain the late President's
humorous remarks made on many
occasions; wisdom included in his
speeches as Senator and as Presi-
dent; his inaugural address of Jan.
20, 1961, and the eulogies paid to
him in the rotunda of the Capitol,
Nov. 24, 1963.
The noble role of the late Pope
John XXIII is relayed in a simi-
lar set of four little books which
deal with the wit and wisdom of
the late Pontiff, his expressions
of faith and the eulogies to him.
In the miniature on faith are
incorporated excerpts from Pope
John's "Pacem in Terris" which
has become an historic document.
The eulogies include a brief state-
ment by Rabbi Maurice N. Eisen-
drath, president, Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations.
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- Inter-Religious Dialogue
Featured in Volume's Essays
.
Jews will become better Jews
and Christians will be stronger in
their faiths if -each makes an ef-
fort to better understand the re-
ligious beliefs of the other.
Advancing this objective is a
new book, "The Star and The
Cross: Essays on Jewish-Christian
Relations," edited by Mother Kath-
arine Hargrove, R.S.C.J. This mon-
umental literary achievement, pub-
lished by Bruce Publishing Com-
pany of Milwaukee, made its debut
recently.
Among the authors whose essays
comprise the book's engaging dia-
logue are Rabbi Marc H. Tanen-
baum, director of the Interreligious
Affairs department, American
JewiSh Committee; Dr. Joseph
Lichten, director of Intercultural
Affairs, Anti-Defamation League,
Bnai Brith; Guenter Lewy, author
of the controversial "Pope Pius
XII"; James O'Gara, editor, Com-
monweal; Msgr. _John M. °ester-
reicher, director of Judeo-Christian
studies, Seton Hall University;
Jules Isaac, French scholar and
author;. Emil L. Fackenheim, Jew-
ish philosopher; Rabbi Arthur Gil-
bert, New York; Father Thomas
Merton, famous Trappist author;
and Robert Hoyt, executive editor
of the National Catholic Reporter.
Charlotte Cooper, Teacher
in Detroit for 20 Years
Charlotte C. Cooper, a retired
school teacher who had been with
the Detroit school system 20 years,
died Wednesday at age 57.
Mrs. Cooper, 980 Whitmore,
was a life resident of Detroit and
taught special education at Mc-
Kerrow Elementary School until
her retirement two years ago. She
was a graduate of the Detroit
Conservatory of Music in 1929.
She leaves her husband, Mark
G.; her father, Louis Cohen; and
a sister, Mrs. Samuel (Florence)
Klegon.
Goldye Franklin, 79 Kin of Shalom Aleichem Proposes Tel Aviv Street Be Named for. `Tevya' _
TEL AVIV (ZINS)—The well- Tel Aviv "Tevya der Milchiger" named after Shat m Aleichem,
Active Club Member known
Hebrew publicist, I. P.
Goldye Franklin, an active worker Berkowitz, a •son-in-law of Shalom
for several communal organiza- Aleichem, proposed to the local
tions, died Sunday at age 79.
municipality to name a street in
Mrs. Franklin, 20081 Ronsdale,
Birmingham, was a member of
Temple Beth El and its sisterhood,
a life member of Brandeis Uni
versity National Women's Commit-
tee and of the Jewish National
Home for Asthmatic Children and
a member of Hadassah, ORT and
the Sinai Hospital Guild.
Mrs. Franklin, a 60-year resi-
dent of the Detroit area, was born
in Ohio.
She leaves a son, Irving G.; two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Isabel)
Davidson and Mrs. Robert (Caro-
lyn) Grossman, both of Miami
Beach; a brother, Sol Gerson; and
seven grandchildren.
Sarah Laker, Windsor
Sarah Laker, an active member
of the Windsor Jewish community,
died May 2 at age 77.
Mrs. Laker, 685 Wyandotte, was
a member of the Golden Age Club,
Pinsker Progressive Aid Society,
Rebekahs and Shaar Hashomayim
Synagogue Sisterhood. She also
was a founder and an honorary
president of the Laker Family
Club.
Born in Poland, Mrs. Laker
lived in Windsor 53 years.
She leaves five sons, Harry I.,
Marvin and James N. of the De-
troit area, Benjamin of Toronto
and Dr. Harold of Evanston, • Ill.;
three daughters, Mrs. Phillip (Bet-
ty Fogel) Shandraff, Mrs. Melvin
(Etta) Mermell of Birmingham and
Mrs. Harry (Marion) Stone of Lon-
don, Ont•; 23 grandchildren and
15 great-grandchildren. Interment
Windsor.
If you're over 60
Morris Goldman,. 57
Morris A. Goldman, 24031 Sene-
6a, Oak Park, died May 5 at age
57. He was a member of Cong.
Bnai Moshe, Mosaic Lodge F&AM
and Detroit Consistory\ and Moslem
Temple.
Born in Russia, Mr. Goldman
lived in the Detroit area 25 years.
Survivors are his wife' -Lillian; a
son, Ronald; a daughter, Mrs.
Lawrence (Helen) Wilk of Corpus
Christi, Tex.; his mother, Mrs.
Merle Goldman; • two • brothers,
Max and Hy; • two sisters, Mrs.
Harvey (Mary). Gilbert and Mrs.
Irving (Ruth) Margulies of Silver
Spring, Md.; and five grandchil-
dren.
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Sidney Warren Dies
Sidney Warren, a theater busi-
ness. executive, died Sunday, the
third member of the prominent
local family to pass away in • one
month.
Mr. Warren's brother Herman
died April 12, and his sister, Anna,
May 1. A Detroit native, Mr.
Warren lived at 13333 N. Norfolk.
He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mor-:
ris (Gladys) Garvett and Mrs.
William (Ruth) Gordon.
Moses T. Eliovson Dead
NEW YORK (JTA) — The .body
of Moses. Tobias 'Eliovson, promi-
nent Hebrew scholar, was flown
Sunday to Israel for interment
there. Dr. Eliovson, who died sud-
denly in New York, was 68 years
old. He was born in Johannesburg,
South Africa, and was taken to
Palestine in 1906 by his parents.
His father, Rabbi Yehoshua Eliov-
son, was one of the founders of Tel
Aviv.
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