THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Censorship on News
of Cabinet Matters
in New Israeli Law

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

JERUSALEM — The Knesset
Tuesday gave its final reading to
the cabinet law which, among other
things, imposes strict censorship
on deliberations of the cabinet in
matters concerning defense, secu-
rity or anything else the cabinet
may define as secret. Under the
law, journalists and publishers may
be prosecuted if they print news
in violation of the decree.
The formula finally incorporated
into the law represented a com-
promise between the - cabinet's
first draft which would have made
all cabinet deliberations secret un-
less publication was specifically
authorized and the demand by the
journalists and publishers associa-
tions that the law cover only mili-
tary subjects.
The cabinet law will become part
of what is known as Israel's "little
constitution."
Israel has no written constitu-
tion. The country is governed un-
der a series of basic laws passed
one-by-one over the years. These
laws govern the election of the
Knesset, the president and other
legislative and executive bodies.
The new cabinet law will not
change the basic formula under
which the prime minister is chosen
by the president after consultation
with the various parties.
The cabinet assumes office after
receiving a vote of confidence by
the Knesset.

Colleges Needed to Draw
U.S. Settlers, Says Peres

TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Former
Deputy Defense Minister Shimon
Peres said at a Labor Party meet-
ing at Netanya last weekend that
Israel must build more universities
to attract more settlers from the
ranks of professionals and Jewish
youth in the Western countries.
Peres pointed out that 25 per
cent of the professors in the United
States and 10 per cent of its 6,-
000,000 students are Jews. The
only way to bring them to Israel
is by building as many universi-
ties as possible, he said.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Belle
Schlafman acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent be-
reavement.

The Family of the Late

SAMUEL P.
BAKER

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

The Family of the Late

EVELYN GELLER

Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.

Friday, August 16, 1968-39

OBITUARIES

Dayan's Father,
Israeli Pioneer

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Shmuel
Dayan, father of Defense Minister
Moshe Dayan and one of the pio-
neer settlers of Israel, died Sunday
at Hadassah Hospital at age 77.
Mr. Dayan, one of the founders
of Nahalal, the first small holders
cooperative settlement, was born
in the 'Ukraine and came to Pales-
tine early in the century. He work-
ed at Petah Tikva and Hedera and
was among the founders of De-
gania, the first kibutz.
He was a delegate to numerous
Zionist congresses, a member of
the Zionist General Council and for
10 years after the establishment of
the state, a member of the Knes-
set, Israel's parliament.
He was the author of several
books on the history of Jewish set-
tlement in Palestine, one of them
written in collaboration with his
granddaughter, Yael Dayan.

World Zionist Leader,
Dr. Arie Lauterbach

MAE APPLEBAUM, 27666 Aber-
deen, Southfield, died Aug. 10.
Survived by a son, Fred of Des
Plaines Ill. a daughter, Mrs Sol
(Irene) Alpiner; three sisters and
six grandchildren.
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GARY CIGLER, 22150 Marlow,
Oak Park, died Aug. 11. Survived
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Cigler.
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PESA COHEN, 17219 Indiana.
died Aug. 7. He leaves a niece and
nephew in New York.

Harry Steinberg, 91;
Pioneer Zionist Here

Harry Steinberg, pioneer Detroit
Zionist and former Sunday school
teacher at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
died Tuesday in Chicago, where he
had made his home for the past
30 years. He was 91.
Mr. Steinberg, who lived here for
50 years, was a Zionist organizer,
serving as secretary-treasurer of
an early group, and belonged to
both Cong. Shaarey Zedek and
Temple Beth El. He was the owner
of a ready-to-wear store.
Surviving are his wife, Lillie; a
son, Jerome of Las Vegas; two
daughters, Mrs. William (Evelyn)
Lees of Lincolnwood, Ill., and Mrs.
David (Jean) Diamond of Skokie;
a brother, Meyer; and two sisters,
Mrs. Meyer L. (Anna) Prentis and
Mrs. Albert (Bessie) Foreman, all
of Detroit; seven grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Inter-
ment Chicago.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Dr. Arie
Leo Lauterbach, for many years
secretary of the World Zionist
Executive and director of its de-
partment of organization, died here
at age 82.
One of the best known pioneer
Zionists, he served the World
Zionist Organization for 37 years
until his retirement in 1956.
Among the Israeli leaders attend-
ing his funeral were President
Shazar and former Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion.
Born in Drohobycz in Galicia,
Dr. Lauterbach became a Zionist
while a pupil in the secondary
school of Przemyszl. He received Morris Cohen, Age 64;
his doctor of law degree from the
University of Vienna, where he was Electrical Contractor
a leader of the Student Zionist
Morris L. Cohen, an electri-
Movement.
cal contractor with Sun Electrical
Contracting Co., 8409 Fenkell, died
George Rapp, Jeweler Aug. 9 at age 64.
Mr. Cohen, a native of New York,
George S. Rapp, a member of was
a member of Perfection Lodge
many communal organizations and of the
Masons, Sidney Hill Club
a retired wholesale jeweler at In-
the Moslem Shrine. He resided
dustrial Jewelry Co., 33 John R., and
at 27722 Echo Valey E., Farming-
died Aug. 8. He was 72.
ton.
Mr. Rapp, 18685 W. Nine Mile,
Survivors are his wife, Lois; a
Southfield, was born in Russia and
lived in the Detroit area for 50 daughter, Vicki, a brother, George
years. He was a past master of of Scarsdale; and four sisters,
Daylite Lodge of the Masons, and Mrs. Louis (Sophie) Moed, Mrs.
a member of the Moslem Shrine, Mae Silberberg and Mrs. Sam
Scottish Rite Consistory and the (Rita) Gutterman, all of New York,
Crescent, East Side, Boulevard and Mrs. Barney (Lily) Lichtman
and Caravan Shrine clubs. Knights of Alexandria, Va.
of Pythias, American Legion, Elks
Club, Jewish War Veterans and Mrs. Kelemer, Daughter
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Surviving are his wife, Evelyn; of Late Rabbi Lipshitz
Rebecca Kelemer, daughter of
a son, Norman; a daughter Mrs.
Pietro (Sharon) Mascagni of Rome• the late Rabbi and Mrs. Mailech
Lipshitz of Detroit, died Aug. 1 in
and two grandchildren.
Los Angeles.
She is survived by her husband,
Belle Schlafman, 61
Rev. Bernard Kelemer, cantor of
Belle Schlafman, the former Sharrei Tefila in Los Angeles; two
Belle Steinberg-Teal of Detroit, sons, Rabbis Irving and Jordan;
died Aug. 6 at Sault Ste. Marie, three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Radin
Ont. She was 61.
of Detroit, Mrs. Norma Robinowitz
Mrs. Schlafman had worked at of Miami Beach and Mrs. Jerome
the North End Clinic here for Gordon of Rochester, N.Y.; and a
many years before she went to brother, Rabbi Max A. Lipshitz
Canada and was well-known in of N. Miami Beach.
Sudbury for her volunteer hospital
work.
Surviving are her husband, Nor- Veterinarian Who Found
man; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Hoof-Mouth Disease Cure
Cohen of Montreal; her mother,
AMSTERDAM (JTA)—Dr. Her-
Mrs. Abraham Steinberg; two sis- man Salomon Frenkel, a promi-
ters, Mrs. Jack (Tessie) Freeman nent veterinarian surgeon who dis-
of Huntington Woods and Mrs. Eu- covered a serum for hoof and
gene (Ethel) Roberts of Pasadena; mouth disease, died here Aug. 7 at
two brothers, Charles of Cleveland the age of 77.
Dr. Frenkel, who survived the
and Lewis of El Paso; and three
Nazi concentration camp at There-
grandchildren.
sienstadt, was a former director of
Nearly 800 passenger • flights a the Central Veterinarian Institute
day leave or arrive at Detroit air- of Amsterdam and an honorary
ports, carrying some 6,000,000 member of veterinarian societies
in Israel.
passengers a year.

JACK CRANIS (BURNS), 3125
Brisbane, Walled Lake, died Aug
14. Survived by his wife, Margaret;
a daughter, Mrs. Calvin (Carol)
Kern of South Lyon; five brothers
and four grandchildren. -

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HILDA GAMBURD, 11501 Petos-
key, died Aug. 14. Survived by a
son, Jacob; a daughter, Mrs. Cur-
tis (Ethel) Tway, five grandchil-
dren and three great-grandchil-
dren.
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BELLE HOLTZMAN, 13900
Pearson, Oak Park, died Aug. 12.
She leaves her husband, Edward
E.; a daughter, Marcie; two broth-
ers and two sisters.
*
ISADORE HOLTZMAN, 20179
Lesure, died Aug. 10. Survived -
by his wife, Anna; three daughters,
Mrs. Morris (Hilda) Kaplan, Mrs.
Stanley (Sarah) Engel and Mrs.
William (Irene) Goose; two
brothers, one sister and six grand-
children.
* * *
MAX KATZ, 11501 Petoskey,
died Aug. 10. Survived by a nephew,
John Meistrichi and two nieces,
Mrs. Jack 0. (Celia) Lefton and
Mrs. Marvin (Mollie) Kanes.
* * *
LOUIS LEVIN, 19439 Schaefer,
died Aug. 1. Survived by his aunt,
Flora Levin; and three cousins,
Maurice Levin, Mrs. Irving (Lor-
raine) Segal and Abraham Paul.
4: * *
BESSIE LIFSHITZ, 23785 Rock-
ingham, Southfield, died Aug. 14.
Survived by a son, Frederick Krai-
nen; three daughters, Mrs. Sher-
man (Helen) Goldman, Mrs. Jack
(Ethel) Kornheiser and Mrs. Julius
(Rose) Elkiiad of Culver City,
Calif.; two brothers, two sisters,
13 grandchildren and, two great-
grandchildren. Interment Israel.
* *
MALVINE MARKOVITZ, 13725
Dexter, died Aug. 7. She leaves
her husband, Louis; two sons,
Harold Marks of Los Angeles and
Alan Marx; two daughters, Mrs.
Morris (Irene) Batchko and Mrs.
Sam (Magene) Richman; one
brother, nine grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
* *
CHARLES EDWARD MELLEN,
19199 Marlowe, died Aug. 7. Sur-
vived by two sons, Morton D. of
Omaha and Jordan; two daughters,
Mrs. Sidney (Betty) Rosenblatt
and Annette; three brothers; six
sisters and five grandchildren.
* *
CHARLES MUCASE Y, 20161
Stansbury, died Aug. 1. He leaves
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Kraft, as
well as his wife Frida; daughter,

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ANNA PODOLSKY, 1014 Wiltih-
burn, died Aug. 13. She !env eit tu'r
husband, Ben; two sons, IlItivold
and Earl Parkett; three brilti ► c+rtl,
one sister and seven grAnd(. 1111-
dren.
* * *
JOSEPH B. SPIZMAN, 13911
Pearson, Oak Park, died Aug. 10.
He leaves his wife, Jean; a son,
Kenneth; two daughters, Karen
and Linda; his parents, Isadore
Spizman of New York and Mrs.
Helen Spizman of Los Angeles; two
brothers and two sisters.
* a *
LEONARD STEIN, 18715 Schae-
fer, died Aug. 13. Survived by his
wife, Eva; two daughters, Mrs.
Milton (Shirley) Steinbock of
Cleveland and Mrs. Zvi (Betty)
Wagner; brothers, sisters and
three grandchildren.
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ANNA WEISS, 11501 Petoskey,
died Aug. 13. Survived by two
sons, Sidney of Los Angeles and
Harold; one brother, one sister
and six grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS ZACK, 15301 Miller, Oak
Park, died Aug. 11. Survived by his
wife, Sara; two sons, Dr. Burton
and Theodore; his mother, Mrs.
Dora Zack; one brother and six
grandchildren.

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