Helen Fagan to Wed
Jack Maltz in August

MISS HELEN LEE FAGAN

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fagan,
formerly of Bay City, Mich.,
now of Stansbury Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Lee, to Jack A.
Maltz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Maltz, of Tuxedo Ave.
An August wedding is planned.

Men's Clubs

Sgt. Sachse Brings
Back Bronze Star
From Korean Battles

Sgt. Charles H. Sachse has
returned from Korea, and is
presently on furlough visiting
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Kolom Z. Sachse, of 3250
Burlingame.
Sgt. Sachse, prior to his en-
trance into the armed froces,
was a student at the University
of Michigan. He served in Ko-
rea from March, 1943 to March
of this year, and returned to
this country only last month.
He brought with him a bronze
star medal and accompanying
citation which reads in part:
"Sgt. Sachse distinguished
himself by meritorious service in
connection with military opera-
tions against an armed enemy,
in Korea. As computer in the
battalion fire direction center,
Sgt. Sachse discharged the re-
sponsibilities with enthusiasm
and skill. . . His highly capable
performance displayed his un-
derstanding of the need for rap-
id fire and the safety of friendly
troops. . . Sgt. Sachse's exemp-
lary record reflect great credit
on himself and the military
service."
Entering the armed forces in
September, 1952, Sgt. Sachse
served in Korea with Headquar-
ters Battery of the 158th Field
Artillery Battalion, following
basic training at Camp Chaffee,
Ark.
His division fought engage-
ments at Old Baldy, T-Bone and
Eerie Hills, Heartbreak Ridge and
Sand Bag Castle before the ces-
sation of combat. Sgt. Sachse,
who will be discharged in Sep-
tember, says he probably will
return to his studies at U. of M.

Council Backs Bills for

To Wed Marine

Liberalized Immigration

A statement adopted by the The statement noted also that
Jewish Community Council of the Council is in agreement with
Detroit and forwarded to Michi- the principles incorporated in
gan's Senators and Congressmen the immigration bill introduced
from the Detroit area commend- by Senator Herbert H. Lehman.
ed current Congressional efforts
to amend the existing immigra-
For Fine Music ..
tion and nationality law. The
and Entertainment
Community Council statement
call
referred specifically to Senate
Bill 3292, sponsored by Senator
BEN KATZMAN
Ives, and to H.R. 8802, intro-
and His Orchestra
duced by Congressman Javits.
UN. 2-2783 or WE. 3-2254:
Both bills were cited by the
Council, at the same time, noted
Council as proposing changes
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah and
that would improve the present
Sweet Sixteen Invitations.
law. The Council noted that
Matches and Napkins
while the proposals do not
Complete Selection at Reasonable
P rices
abandon the national origins
quota system, that their adop-
MRS.
KATE
ALTMAN
tion would nonetheless be a pro-
UNiversity 4-0640
gressive step.

MISS BARBARA KRAMER

CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Kramer,
The family of the late Joseph
of Chesterfield Rd., announce L. Laffe acknowledges with
the engagement of their daugh- grateful appreciation the many
ter, Barbara Lee, to Pfc. Carl R. kind expressions of sympathy
Ruby, USMC, son of Mr. and extended by relatives and
Mrs. Oliver A. Ruby, of Wood- friends during the family's re-
ingham Dr. The couple will wed cent bereavement.
early next spring, upon Pfc.
Ruby's return from Korea.

Mrs. Manning Heads
Women's Committee

JULES KLEIN

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of the Women's Division of the
BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
Jewish Welfare Federation, an-
_ will hold its annual installation
nounces the appointment of Mrs.
of officers at 8:30 p.m., May 27,
Lewis H. Manning as chairman
in the synagogue social hall. En-
of the committee of committees.
tertainment and refreshments
This group will have over-all re-
will be featured. Friends and
Wholesale Diamonds Importer
sponsibility of manning the year-
members of the congregation are
round Women's Division commit-
invited to attend the program.
Now Prepared to Sell
tee.
Appointments will be made to
Blue White Perfect
the following committees : edu-
cation, program, study, promo-
tion, organizations, publicity, of-
fice and personnel.
and Platinum Diamond Watches
EDWARD L. 'SHULMAN art-- David Goldstein, of St. Louis, . The group will hold its first
meeting next Thursday, at the
flounced his candidacy for State Mo., signed up the largest num- home of Mrs. Manning.
To the Public at Large Savings!
Representative on the Demo- ber of new members for Bnai
Brith during the
cratic slate in the newly-created
WO. 2-9328
502 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
special cam- Ahavas Achim Sisterhood
4th District, consisting of Wards
paign for Bnai Discusses Future Activities
CLOSED SATURDAYS
10, 12, and 14. He holds the
Brith members
position of actuary in the City
Plans for the coming year's
sponsored by the
Controller's Office and is co-
National Bnai religious and social - activities
owner of Studio Theater. He
Br ith BoWling were discussed at a meeting of
Headquarters
serves on the executive board of
Association. Mr. Ahavas Achim Sisterhood by
Americans for Democratic Ac-
Goldstein w o n Mrs. Ellis Rifkin, president, and
tion and Serve Our Schools
the top national her board.
Committee, and is former chair-
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Mrs. Jerome Kirschbaum,
membership
man of Detroit Jewish Youth
award for bring- Ways and Means vice-president,
Doctors' Prescriptions
We Make
Council.
ing in 71 new has se4cted the following mem-
* * *
Accurately Filled
Our Own Glasses
Goldstein
members. He is bers for her committee: Mes-
DAVID LEON MENDELSON, 43, father of four children, and dames Sam Terman, co-chair-
• Immediate Repair
• Broken Lenses Duplicated
six-foot junior in Wayne Uni- a member of Ebn Ezra Lodge man; Joseph Glicker, Sol Mey-
ers, Charles Zwirn, Edward Al-
versity's college of liberal arts, since 1936.
• Reasonably Priced
len, Sam Solomo n, Morris
* * *
was assigned a heavy part of
the load of building a winning
ARTHUR BECKER, Purple Schwartz, Barney Zatkoff, Irv-
golf team this season. A big fac- Heart veteran of the last war ing Waserman, Jules Suberoff,
tor in last season's 12-1 record, who is an outstanding leader in Morris Snyder, -Lou Weingarden,
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday, to 9 p.m., Friday to 5:30 p.m.
Mendelson w a s counted on to the ranks of the Veterans of Harry Young, Irwin A. Leviant.
carry much of the weight of a Foreign Wars, this week an-
WE. 3-7093
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greatly weakened team. A gradu- nounced his candidacy for State Bicur Cholem Young Women
ate of Detroit's Central High Representative in the reorgan- Will Hold Meeting Monday
School, the 21-year-old athlete ized new 4th District. Mr. Becker,
took two varsity letters in golf who is business representative of
Young Women's Bicur Cho-
while there. He lives with his Michigan Conference of Team- lem will hold a board meet-
QUALITY • KASHRUTH* • FRIENDSHIP
parents at 2675 Burlingame.
sters and is associated with ing at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at
NOW OPEN . . .
Becker Bros. Printers, is service the home of Mrs. William
•
Frankford, 19303 Montrose. Plans
officer
of
VFW
and
vice-corn-
and accepting bookings for: Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs
Mrs. Liss President of mander of VFW Post 9206.
will be made for the election
and all social functions at
meeting on May 24 at the home
Adas Shalom Women
From
of Mrs. Harry Schwartz, 3760
SZ Men's Club Presents Cortland. Mrs. Allan Bookstein,
Israel
Installation of newly-elected
officers and board members of 'Evening With the Rabbi' chairman of the group's adopt-
a-ward project, states that mem-
the Adas Shalom Sisterhood will
Cong. Shaarey Zedek's Men's bers will visit Northville State
be held at 12:30 p.m., Monday,
in the synagogue social hall, Club will present its annual Hospital on Tuesday. Members
UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF
announces Mrs. Alexander Moss, "Evening with the Rabbi" at wishing to go should call Mrs.
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the Bookstein, TO. 8-7478.
chairman.
SARAH L. HOROWITZ
synagogue's social hall.
A luncheon, in the form of a
Rabbi Morris Adler, recently
Or at Your Hall, Home or Synagogue
"crown jewel ceremony" will
Dance with Delight
precede the program, at which presented . with life tenure by
to
We Respectfully Invite Inquiries
Mrs. Jacob E. Segal will be in- the congregation, will again
speak informally "off the pulpit"
stalling officer.
LARRY
FREEDMAN
of the unusual experiences of a
To be inducted into office are rabbi inside and outside the con-
and his Orchestra
Mesdames George Liss, presi- gregation.
• Supervision of Vaad Harabonim
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dent; Joseph Katchke, David
Rabbi
Adler
will
also
install
Samelson and Norman Allen,
vice-presidents; Philip Cameron, the newly-elected officers and
SPECIALISTS IN
David Dunsky and Dan Shapiro, directors of the organization.
RECOMMENDED
secretaries; Philip Langwald, The public is welcome to attend
treasurer; Maurice Lax, Joseph this meeting, which traditionally
BY BETTER
closes the club's program for
DRAPES - CORNICES - SLIP COVERS - LAMP SHADES - BED SPREADS
Loomus and. George Bassin, the year.
INTERIOR
WE DO ALL THE WORK—REMOVING & INSTALLING (WITH PINS IN)
mailing secretaries.
TRAVERSE RODS RESTRUNG AND ADJUSTED
DECORATORS
Youth Group Plans Dance
A new book of poems by A.
PHONE US FOR ESTIMATE — NO OBLIGATION
Lisitzky has been published by
At their bi-monthly meeting
Mosad Bialik, Jerusalem. The in the synagogue social hall,
verses depict the life of the Ahavas Achim Youth Group dis-
Negroes in the United States.
cussed plans for a dance and
(ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES)
social to be held at the syna-
12—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS gogue June 12. Invitations are
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Service to: • Homes • Offices • Stores
being sent to local youth groups.
Friday, May 14, 1954

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