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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Myron Hauser Dies

Dr. Myron Hauser, an op-
tometrist practicing in
Kalamazoo, died Jan. 28 at
age 67.
A resident of Portage, Dr.
Hauser managed the Nu
Vision offices in
Kalamazoo. He was
graduated from the North-
ern Illinois College of Op-
tometry. He practiced in
Detroit for many years prior

Leo Walt Dies

NEW YORK — Leo Walt,
American ORT Federation
West Coast membership di-
rector, whose lifetime asso-
ciation with ORT in
America spanned the entire
47 years of his working life,
from 1936 to 1983, died Jan.
16. He was 71.
He was honored just a few
weeks ago at the annual Los
Angeles Men's ORT
Hanuka Scholarship
event, with the establish-
ment of a scholarship fund
in his honor at the ORT
Scbool of Engineering in
Jerusalem.

to moving to Kalamazoo.
Dr. Hauser was a member
of Acacia Lodge of the Ma-
sons and Temple Bnai Israel
in Kalamazoo.
He leaves his wife, Betty;
children, Mark Hauser of
Birmingham, Mrs. William
(Joann) Greenberg of West
Bloomfield and Jeffrey
Palm of Portage; two
brothers, Dr. I. Jerome of
West Bloomfield and Dr.
Maurice of Detroit; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Yale (Anne)
Smith of Flint and Mrs.
Herbert (Florence) Metz of
La Jolla, Calif.; and six
grandchildren.

Commander Dies

LONDON — Britain's
lait high commissioner in
pre-state Israel, Gen. Sir
Alan Cunningham, died
Jan. 30 at age 95.
Sir Alan was the high
commissioner and com-
mander in chief in the last
years of the British man-
date of Palestine.

In loving memory of our
dear brother

WILLIAM GEORGE .
CAPLAN

In loving memory of

ESTHER
GASTMAN

Who left us -Feb. 6,
1941. Some may think
the wound has healed,
but little do they know!
Sadly missed by your
brother, Dr. B. B. Cap-
lan of Columbus, Ohio,
and sister, Mrs. Ann
(Nathan) Feldman of
North Miami, Fla., and
their families.

Feb. 5, 1982

[Sadly missed and al-
ways in our hearts.
Your loving family

In blessed memory of brother and
brother-in-law

HARRY A. KIEF

Feb. 9. 1976
Deep in our hearts there's a picture of a
loved one, in memory's frame we shall keep
it, because he was one of the best.
The Lord make His face to shine upon thee
.. Bless thee and keep thee, and give thee
peace.
Yetta V. and Max Englander

In loving memory of

ARTHUR KLEE

Feb. 2, 1980

Although it has been three years since
you have left us, you will always be in our
hearts and thoughts. Sadly missed by your
wife, Lily; daughters, Rosetta and Brenda;
and grandchildren.

The Family of the Late

OSCAR RAPPOPORT

and

MOLLY RAPPOPORT
SUROWITZ

Acknowledges with grateful appreciation
the many kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends during the
family's recent bereavement.

THE

Yachad Mission Excites Navon

By DAVID FRIEDMAN

(Copyright 1983, JTA, Inc.)

WASHINGTON — When
Israeli President Yitzhak
Navon was in Washington
recently he told a Jewish
audience that one of the
major means of strengthen-
ing unity between the
Jewish Diaspora and Israel
was tourism to the Jewish
state.
Navon was delighted, ac-
cording to Benjamin
Abileah, the Israel Consul
General in Washington,
when he was told that 1,500
young Jewish men and
women would be visiting Is-
rael April 10-20 on a United
Jewish Appeal Young
Leadership Mission aptly
named Yachad, the Hebrew
word for "together."
Speaking to nearly 100
persons from the Washing-
ton area who have signed up
for the mission, a joint proj-
ect of the UJA Young Lead-
ership Cabinet and Young
Women's Leadership
Cabinet, Abileah said
Navon told his aides he
would receive the entire
group at his official
Jerusalem residence even
though it usually can only
accommodate no more than
700 persons. The mission it-
self is something that Israel

Rabbi Kaplan,
Scholar, Author

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan,
scholar and author of
numerous books on Jewish
thought and philosophy on
basic practice and obser-
vance, died Jan. 28 at age
48.
In the course of a writing
career which spanned only
10 years, Rabbi Kaplan be-
came well known among
teenagers and adults for
such books as "Water of
Eden: The Mystery of the
Mikva," "Shabat, Day of
Eternity," and "God, Man of
Tefillin." He was also editor
of "Jewish Life," the maga-
zine of the Union of Or-
thodox Jewish Congrega-
tions of America.
As an activist in the Or-
thodox Union's National
Conference of Synagogue
Youth, Rabbi Kaplan was a
firm believer in acquainting
unaffiliated and alienated
Jewish teenagers with their
heritage.
He was a prime force
behind the teshuva
movement — the return
of Jewish observance.
Born in The Bronx, New
York, he received his rab-
binical training from Mir-
rer Yeshiva in Jerusalem.
His most recent book, "The
Living Torah," is a contem-
porary English translation
of the five books of Moses
with maps, notes, illustra-
tions and an annotated
bibliography, all compiled
by the author in the short
period of nine months.

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needs now like lifeblood, nity of a lifetime to find out
Abileah said, because it is a what Israel is about." Per-
"demonstration of unity, a haps even more, he noted,
demonstration of support." will force you to think who
Meeting at the Israel you are, what your life is all
Embassy, the young men about, what being a Jew is
and women, many of all about."
whom had never visited
The mission itself offers
Israel before, heard a de- some unique events. It de-
scription of the upcoming parts the U.S. on Yom
mission from Carl Kap- Hashoah, Holocaust Re-
lan, who along with membrance Day, and there
Karen Adler, is co- will be special Holocaust
chairman of the UJA remembrance ceremonies
mission.
at each of the U.S. airports
Kaplan stressed that the from which the 1,500 par-
mission was not a vacation ticipants from 75 com-
but 10 activity-packed days munities leave for Israel.
in which the participants
In Israel, the group will
would have the "opportu- participate in Israel's corn-
memoration of the 40th an-
niversary of the Warsaw
WE REMEMBER
Ghetto Uprising, in Memo-
rial Day services for Pal-
During the coming
mach soldiers who died in
week Yeshivath
the War of Independence
Beth Yehudah will
and will be the official
observe the
American delegation in Is-
Yahrzeits of the fol-
rael's celebration of Yom
lowing departed
Haatzmaut, its 35th Inde-
friends, with the
pendence Day.
'traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
The mission will in-
tion of Kaddish and
clude visits to the
Studying of Mis-
Lebanese border, but will
hnayos.
not go into Lebanon it-
self; the Golan. Heights,
SHEVAT FEB.
the West Bank and the
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new settlements in the
FANNIE BLINDER
Negev.
BLONDER
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SAMUEL CARMEN
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For information about the
MOLLE COHEN
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mission, call the Jewish
SOL COPIN
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SOPHIE FREED
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Welfare Federation, 965-
ANNA R. GOLDBERG
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3939.
HARRY JACOBSON
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LAWRENCE N. KELLER
ANNETTE M. KUNICK
NMIE KWARTOWITZ
SCHECHTER
FANNY ANNA SMITH
FAY TEITELBAUM
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DEVORAH GOLDFARB
LENA HOLTZMAN
JENNIE MANDELBAUM
PEARL ROTTENBERG
1.
GEORGE ALLEN
JOSEPH BENJAMIN
MORRIS BERNSTEIN
RACHEL DANN
CHAIM J. DIAMOND
SARAH GOLDMAN
ROSE LAPINSKY
JULIA LEBOVICS
MENDEL SIMON
HYMAN WATERSTONE
NATHAN BAKALAR
WOLF COHEN
TILLIE FELDMAN
ESTHER GLICKSMAN
JOHANNA KAROL
SELMA S. LEVINE
THEODORE LIPMAN
SI NA SCHU LIST
JENNIE SHORE
LEON J. SIMON
FANNIE YAKER
HYMAN ALTMAN
ERNEST H. CHAYET
MELVIN EARL DUCHAN
SOPHIE ENGELMAN
RUBEN GREVNIN
ROSE HERSHMAN
PEARL PATENT
HELEN EVELYN SILVER
LILLIAN ZEIDMAN
ROSE FELDSTEIN
HANNCHEN HESS
MAX KAPLAN
JACK LUBLIN
DAVID MORRIS
LIFSHA OLESHANSKY
BENJAMIN A. POLLACK
JOSEPH PHILLIP RUFFSKY
MARY ERLICH
MARY FILL
EUGENE J. GOODMAN
SAMUEL GORE
PAULA M. GREENBLATT
ESTHER FREYDA KLAUS
HERMAN SCHEN
SIMA KAILA B. MOSHE
MAX WAIN
BEN WEIDER

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