Friday, Soptombor 4, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jews in the
U. S. Service

Neighborhood Tots'
Lot is Dedicated

Jeremiah Haggai
Enlists in Buffs

Page Fifteen

Chief Rabbi Landau,
77, Dies in S. Africa

was born in 1866, later in Vienna,
where he studied for the rab-
binate and in England where he
Dedication of a Tots' Lot at We I I
spent three years before emigrat-
Known Ex-Detroiter Was Leading Figure in South
Calvert and Woodrow Wilson
ing to South Africa, Rabbi Lan-
In Service With British
Africa Nearly 40 Years;
took place a week ago Thursday.
dau was an active worker for
Forces In Palestine
Zionism.
Ardent Zionist
A band from the Naval Arm-
—
His literary career began in
ory led the parade which opened Hands across the seas and con- JOHANNESBURG (J T A)
the program. Earl Riasan of the tinents are now more firmly unit_ Chief Rabbi .Juda Leo Landau, 1879 when at the age of 13 he
Department of Parks and Boule- ing the free peoples of the world who has been a leading figure in wrote his first published poem.
in solidifying the United Nations' Jewish life in South Africa for Several of his works were pub-
Captain Lewis B. Daniels, well yards was master of ceremonies.
front, and Palestine is playing an nearly 40 years, died here this lished in America, including one
known Detroit attorney who is
Addresses were delivered by heroic part in this effort to crush , week at the age of 77 after a of his most famous, "Don Yitehok
now stationed with the U.S. Air B. Lailry, president of the Parks the enemy of mankind.
Abarbanel."
Forces in Miami Beach, Fla., was
1protracted illness.
an engineer before he was a law- and Recreation Commission; C. A former Detroiter, son of two The chief rabbi was equally
In 1900, Dr. Landau came to
E. Brewer, superintendent of the local labor Zionist leaders, fig- 111 noted for his devotion to th e
yer, and his
London to attend the fourth Zion-
commission; Mr. Brewer's
ewer assist-
early training is
ures interesting- Zionist cause, and his activities ist Congress. At the advice of
ant
of great help to
ant, John J. Considine; Fred No- ly in the current as a scholar, poet and playwi ight Dr. Moses Gaster he remained in
gel and Dr. S. Stillbeck, air raid
military news A one-time president of the South England for three years studying,
him and to his
sector warden.
nation in the
from the Jewish African Zionist Federation, Dr. writing and acting as rabbi of
Mrs. Samuel B. Goldberg pre-
National Home. Landau was associated with Dr. the North Manchester Congra-
present war.
seated Mr. Nagel with a gift on
Captain Dan-
Word was rece- Theodore Herzl when the organ- tion. In 1903 he accepted a cg
call
behalf of the mothers and chil -
iels earned his
ived this week ized Zionist movement was in from the New Hebrew Congrega-
dren to equip the playground.
degree in min-
t h a t Jeremiah its infancy. In Galicia, where he tion in this city. He soon became
She also
(Yirmi y a h u )
ing engineering
a gift to Mrs .
a leader of South African Jewry,
ai son of
Hagg,
Jean Myers, the supervisor. Mrs.
from Ohio State
participating iiii, communal, edu-
Mr. and Mrs.
University, and Capt. Daniels
Myers was presented with a gift
rational and literary activities. He
J. FLaggal
Joseph Haggai,
did graduate work in minerology by Irwin Posner in behalf of the
held the chair of Hebrew at the
of 3375 Coll Joseph Ave., has
and metallurgy. He was awarded children.
Witwatersrand University.
enlisted
in
the
Palestine
Buffs,
his degree of Juris Doctor by
the Children's dances were super- his address now being Pvt. J. PEEKSKILL, N. Y., (JTA).— Max Oberfield, 52, of 3272
Detroit College of Law and has vised by the Misses Betty Minus Haggai, 17218, No. 18 Pal-Coy The Rev. Dr. Nessim J. Ovadia, Monterey, a
practiced law here for 14 years .
res Funeral
for
. and Doris Goldberg. The Boy Sqd. 4, The Buffs, Palestine Re- former chief rabbi of the Sep- 35 years, died Monday.
He is also
an
athlete.
While
a Scouts
were in charge of the flag cruit Training Station, Middle hardic community in Paris, died services were held Wednesday.
student
at the
College
of the
City
ceremony.
East Forces.
of New York, he won his letter
this week in the Peekskill Hospi- He is survived by his wife,
A Leader In Hashomer
„..,2 -,-,...,
7
in basketball under the famous
4:-.21k Aoisir---1,..,- --
Clara; a son, Edward; two
"My
conscience
gave
me
no
coach Nat Holman. He also play-
-,
daughters, Mrs. Bernice Stone
rest," Yirmiyahu wrote his par-
ed college baseball.
and Mrs. Lena Stone.
eats informing them of his en-
- During World War 1, Captain
listment.
He
explained
at
length
Daniels was in the S.A.T.C.
that when the United States be=
He was married to Anne Stein
of Toledo in December 1925. They J. C. Miller Appears in Mo- came involved in the war he saw
...., I , ,,, ..
constantly flashing before his
have one daughter, Lois Jane.
LINERS aceeptea from responsible
tograph Taken in London
firms •or persons by tel
mind's
eye
gronps
of
Detroiters,
np to
-.;-'
Captain Daniels is scheduled to
re s. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a
friends and acquaintances,
Seeing
Westminster
i
1
-
,..z
in
the
remain in Miami Beach for a six-
Hue. Minimum tw• limes.
uniforms of Uncle Sam , ready for
week period and will then be
RAndolph 7956
J. C. Miller of Detroit, who is battle against the Axis, and he
transferred', probably to Los
:„.,. -.,;: --
in
knew
that
he
would
have
to
leave
serving
in
the
U.
S.
Navy,
Vagas , N. M.
is
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES TO
RENT OR LEASE UNFUP.NISHED
In one of his recent letters, England, according to the latest his wife and child for active ser-
SINGL E HOME OR INCOM E IN
vice.
NORT
information
available.
Captain Daniels writes that the
HWEST SECTION. ONLY 3
Yirmiyahu
Haggai
was
one
of
ADULTS. BOX 73.. JEWISH NEWS.
aviation school in Miami Beach His family in Detroit learned
is one of the most marvelously of his whereabouts by a curious the outstanding leaders in the i
FOR RENT—Room to gentleman who
organized training centers. There coincidence. An Associated Press Hashomer Hatzair movement in i
wants.perman-mt home: good trans-
portatIon. 1659 Clairmount.
this
country,
and
he
retained
a
TR
are men there up to the age of photograph showed him with an-
2-3624.
position
of
prominence
in
the
50, some of whom have sacrific-
other sailor and Zionist youth organiaztion , in
WANTED—Housekeeper for home with
ed careers to be in their country's
a young lady
invalid. Only two in family. UN.
1-0595,
service in the present crucial
g u i d e viewing Palestine. After forming a strong
Hashomer Hatzair in Detroit, he
time. The morale of the men is
DR. NESSIM J. OVADIA
V. - ANTED YOUNG LADY to share
,1 Westminster i n went to New York and helped
'gh, he writes, and there is con-
-bedroom with business girl. Tin-
- 4London.
More interest- direct the activities of the or tai of a heart attack suffered at
limited telephone. Clean surround-
dence in the ultimate triumph
:"
lags. Home privileges. DA. 3515.
ganization,
also
serving
as
one
of
the
home
of
friends
whom
he
f the United Nations.
tag, however, is
• • •
the editors of the Hashomer Hat- had been visiting for several FURN/SHED COTTAGE in Petoskey.
Mich. 3 bedrooms, all comforts. Fine
4,-
an in experience
Pvt. Alfred L. Deutsch, son of
had
which the he zair Magazine. In Palestine, he v. - eeks. He was born in Adrian-
for over Labor Day or longer. Phone
p g ran
wrIte N' s l;g :Z. a Goldstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch of
,
718 Mich-
Red Cross played worked in Kvut zoth—including ople, Turkey, about 52 years ago.
Ain Hashophet, the colony form- Dr. Ovadia, who was chief
18495 San Juan, recently was one
1
a
m
a
g
n
i
f
icent
ed
In
honor
of
the
Justice
_Louis
rabbi
of
the
Sephardic
corrarnun-
of two men selected from a class
FURNISHED POOH for rent to one
role. Miler had
''t
or two girls. 3710 Burlingame. Apt -
' • f 200 to attend the teachers'
just arrived from D. Brandeis. From time to time 1-Y in Vienna before assuming
402.
•urse in finance at Fort Rani- Iceland in a United States port he was called by the Karen Kay- the Paris post in 1935, left Paris
n, Ind.
where his ship had put in for emeth LeIsrael (Jewish National with his wife the day before the
ASSURANCE-
• • •
Fund) to do editorial work and Germans entered in June, 1940,
repairs,
he Mrs.
received
translate Hebrew and English and, after eluding the Gestapo,
Party for Men in Service
that his when
mother,
Sarah word
Mil- to
works.
SECURITY
they arrived in New York with
On Sept. 6, the Workmen's Cir- ler, had passed away, on Feb. 19.
other refugees on the Portuguese
Translated Classics
pie of Detroit, in co-operation The Red Cross arranged for him
Implicit coafidenee in what we offer
Assisting in Hashomer Hatzair liner Serpa Pinto in March, 1941. you. Selected properties of
'with Arthur M. Lang, Torn Mit- to come by plane to Detroit in
Since then Dr. Ovadia has tug value and appeal. Rely outt.tand-
kel d o rf and Nathan Robbins, will time for the funeral.
cultural projects, he also translat-
on our
helped organize he Central Sep-
entertain 100 members of the Miller's wife and son are now ed several outstanding English hardic
Facts sad Figures. See Mr. Bedford:
t Community
of
Armed Forces at an informal par- in Pittsburgh. His sister and classics into Hebrew, and some America Jewish
and was
chief rabbi of
ss.000 Dow- n-14 units semi-fireproof
at the Workmen's Circle Bldg. brothers are Mrs. Allan Abram- of his works were published in its two New York congregations.
center.
'an Linwood Ave.
son and Gilbert Miller of DetroitPalestine.
c-cn d.
Yirmiyahu Haggai left Wayne He leaves his widow, Mazal stoves. 4 rooms. tiled baths. .i*::•eants
and Hy C. Miller of St. Louis.
remain for years. Imagine sold once
His mother's will, just made pub- University in his senior year be- Emanuel Ovadia, and two sons, $90.000.
Estate price only 525,000.
Property with a future.
lic, includes bequests to several fore settling in Palestine six Joseph and Jeuda.
BUSINESS
years
ago.
He
is
a
graduate
of
the
causes which are listed on the
or
$6 000 Down. 20 units 3 to 4 rooms.
"What's Happening in Detroit?" United Hebrew Schools and is executive assistant to the pub- semi-fireproof.
Excellent cond. Always
INDIVIDUAL
page,
a master of the Hebrew langu- fisher, John S. Knight, has left rented: now 5s.2co. will sacrifice
less
•
• •
than
half
building
age.
to
take
the
Army
costs—less than
C
Air Corps of f
.
former Ins. Co. Mtg. 12th St. Sec.
Mrs. Haggai is the former Sarah firers ' training course in Miami, small
4. ,,-i% 15 yr. terms.
Pvt. Jerome L. Simons, son of
Mrs. Lou Elliman of the Briggs (Syd) Zelner of New York and is
• • •
$12,000 Down. 31 units furn. Mod-
graduate of the Teachers' Col- Fla.
Hotel in Detroit, Hdqt. Detach-
,
On
ernized like new, 3-story solid brick
ment, Battalion, is stationed with lege of the Jewish Theological Lt. William L. Deutsch, M. C. and stone. Securely located. Marvel-
MACHINERY A EQUIPMENT th e 355th Infan-
Seminary of New York. Their is now stationed at Lowry Field, ous producer: 20% net on entire price
or 40% net on down payment. Owner
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
son, Avraham Aviram, is three Denver, Colo, and Pvt. Richard subject
'try a t Camp ''
to draft; must sell.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
and a half years old.
W. Deutsch is stationed at Fort
Carson, C o .1 o .,
$20.000
Down Solid 52 units. S
•
• •
Since his enlistment—as of the Warren, Cheyenne. Wyo.
A.P.O. 89. He
rooms, bath showers. Elevator. New
• • •
date of the last letter he wrote
w a s associated
tubular boiler. Sold once $400,000.
AUTO LOANS—REFINANCING
to his parents—Yirmiyahu had Private Sam Kaplan, a recent Earns 16.7,, net on foreclosed price of
with his broth-
REPAIR BILLS FINANCED
$100.000. Small 15
terms.
two furloughs, and during one of University of Michigan graduate, only
er, Leonard N.
First time advertised.
First
•
• •
them he attended the fifth an- has been transferred from Fort
Simons, in the
$40.000 Down—Takes deed subject to
ni versary celebration of Airi Custer to Camp Grand, Illinois.
PERSONAL--
Simons - Michel-
easy mtg. Beautiful property, select
SIGNATURE ONLY
• • •
Hashophet
son Advertising
location, all modern improvements.
* • •
Air Corps Students of Dear - Rent $1,031 Earns 12% net on sacri-
Agensy u n t i I
flee price.
Private First Class Albert M. born were entertained at a picnic
1939. After that
Robbins, son of Mrs. Ida Robbins Sunday, Aug. 30, at Liberty Park
he was associat-
HOMER WARREN & CO.
ed with the Western Sales and of 2900 Hazelwood Ave., writes by the Foreman's Association of
INVESTMENT CO.
58 YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE
America and the American Leg-
Supply Co., Hollywood, Calif. He h o m e "some-
Abraham Cooper, Pres.
--vz,--, :nz-; ion, Dearborn Post No. 173.
was born in Detroit Jan. 8, 1913. where from the ,-.-
DIME BLDG.
CA. 0321
and was graduated from Central Pacific." He has'
320 Fort St. 'West of Wayne
High School. He was recently ap- been in the U.
36.29 Llvernois at Grand River pointed acting corporal and has S. Service since
23rd YEAR CH. 7474 b e e n studying communication November, 1941._
work in camp since July 14, 1942. A graduate of
Wayne Univers-
ity, Private :
Robbins taught.
Detroit's Finest
at the Scripps
Jewish Funeral Home
School at the
time of his in-
duction. He has been trans-
ferred recently from the Infantry
to the censorship office of COM=
NO CHARGE FOR USE OF OUR CHAPEL
pan? headquarters.
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7739 JOHN R. STREET

Captain Daniels'

First Studiek Help
In Present Crisis

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Former Chief Rabbi
Of Paris Group IJies

Family Finds Sailor
In Press Picture

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