U.S. Senate Gets Bill to Implement
Eisenhower's Immigration Proposals

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Sen
Arthur V. Watkins, Utah Re-
publican, introduced a bill to
implement President Eisen-
hower's proposal for changes in
the Refugee Relief Act of 1953.
At the same time, Rep. Francis
E. Walter, chairman of the
House Immigration Subcommit-
tee, expressed doubt that the
President's proposals for immi-
gration revision would be con-
sidered in the House during this
session.
Sen. Watkins said he "strong-
ly endorsed" the proposals as
"sound and essential" to the
smooth functioning of the Act.
He asked that the bill remain
on the Senate desk for several
days so that any Senators wish-
ing to add their names as. co-
sponsors could do so.
Congress was urged -by the
American Jewish Committee to
act "promptly and favorably" on
the President' .:' 10-point plan to
facilitate entry, of refugees "as a
prelude toward the overhaul" of
basic U. S. immigration policy.
National President Philip M.
Klutznick of Bnai Brith similarly

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hailed President Eisenhower's
recommendations to Congress.
He wired the President full sup-
port of his proposals.

Present Immigration Law's
Execution Urged by Official
SAN FRANCISCO (JTA)—A
State Department visa official
welcomed "constructive criticism
and cooperation" on immigra-
tion laws from interested citi-
zens and groups, but insisted
that the McCarran-Walter Act
is Law and "we cannot take lib-
erty with its language or intent."
Frank L. Auerbackt, special
assistant to the director of the
visa office, spoke before a meet-
ing of the American Immigra-
tion Conference held at the an-
nual forum of the National Con-
ference of Social Work here. He
said that "whenever the law
vests us with discretionary au-
thority we have made and will
make every effort to give it the
most reasonable interpretation."

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature : "Light Against the
Dark," the story of 25 Japanese
girls who were scarred by the
Hiroshima atomic blast who were
brought to this country by Nor-
man Cousins and aided by doc-
tors from Mt. Sinai Hospital,
Quaker groups and others for a
series of plastic surgery opera-
tions, will be related.

Mrs. Jack Hencken, recently
re-elected as president of the
Infants Service Group, will be
installed in of-
fice at a lunch-
eon program
.Wednesday, at
Knollwood
Country Club.
Other officers
to be installed
are the follow-
ing:
Mesdames Jack
Mrs. Hencken K i n g, Leonard
Horton and Herman Rader, vice-

N.o place in Michigan is more
than 85 miles from one of the
Great Lakes .

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YOU ASKED FOR IT
Time: 6 p.m., Sunday.
Station WXYZ-TV (Channel
7).
Feature: Former Detroiter Na-
than Hack will present a group
of his associates at the Univer-
sity of Southern California in
laboratory testing of his latest
Lee Kobrin Engaged As
development, the Ripple Sole
Shoe. President , of the Hack
Omena Social Director
Shoe . Co., Detroit, which he
Lee Kobrin, singing master of founded in 1916, he is honorary
ceremonies of Miami's famous life president of the Michigan
Casablanca and Sherry Front- Shoe Retailers Ass'n.
enac, has been engaged as social
director of Omena Inn this
season, Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Lan-
is, owners of
the popular
ROBERT RAFELSON AUXIL-
Northern Michi-
gan resort, an- IARY recently concluded its sea-
nounced this son with an election meeting,
at which the following were vot-
week.
Kobrin, w h o ed into office : Mesdames Edith
Partrich, p r e s i d e n t; Evelyn
Lee Kobrin has been as - Schwartz and Toby Broder, vice-
socia,ted with
such stars as Martha Raye, presidents; and Kate Erlebacher,
treasurer. Mrs. Frances Rafel-
Jean Carroll, Buddy Hackett and son spoke on her recent visit
Jack E. Leonard, has been abroad.
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featured at such hotels as Wal-
Lt, ROY F. GREEN POST is
dorf Astoria, Commodore, Astor,
planning a games party June 23,
Roosevelt and Statler.
in
the Memorial Home. Pro-
His night club engagements
ceeds will be used for veterans
include appearances at Latin service endeavors.
Casino, Philadelphia; Town
Casino; Buffalo; Havana Mad-
The largest limestone quarry
rid; New York, and 500 Club, in the world is located at ROgers
Atlantic City.
City, Mich.

presidents; Al Fisher, treasurer;
S. Koppelman. and S. Katz, case
chairmen; and Louis Merson,
Alfred Wolf, Nathan Silvers and
Joseph Brilliant, secretaries.
Among the chairmen are Mes-
dames Ralph Shook, happy day
fund; Gerson Horton, memorial
fund; Al Sklar, community re-
lations committee; and Harry
Goodman and Louis Trotsky,
delegates.

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All tickets have been distrib-
Offices in 31 Cities
uted and wide public participa-
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MICHIGAN OFFICES
annual Spring Dance of Chapter
PENOBSCOT BLDG.
726 MOTT FOUNDATION BLDG.
DETROIT
FLINT
Sholem Aleichem Institute, it
was announced this week by
Offices in 31 Cities
Mrs. Maurice Beckerman, ticket
ehairman.
Please send me without obligation Monthly Letter.
The dance will be held 'at 9:30
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Saturday, at the Institute
building, 18495 Wyoming, under
Addreis •
the general chairmanship of
Mrs. Paul Gold.
A circus motif
has been plan-
ned for the
in Northwest Detroit .
dance, and is
being carried
out by Mrs. A.
Levine, Mrs. A.
Chover and
3 NEW ALBUM BY
Morgan Young.
Sam Barnett
and his Orches
tra will playmrs. Beckerman
music for danc-
ing, and entertainment will be
highlighted by pantomimist Leo ,
gnat grith
vi tied
Mogill. Maurice Beckerman is in
Mercury Long Playing Album
eharge of games and prizes.
At joint installation. ceremon- Sidney Benjamin are installa-
A special program for the
event will be distributed to all ies of Rabbi MANDEL M. ZAGER tion chairmen; Aaron Kahn is in
"NIGUN" "TSVEI VANE TAUBEN"
attending. It was edited by LODGE and CHAPTER, Mrs. charge of reservations, and Mor-
George - M. Zeltzer, Chapter II Leonard Sims, past president of ris Direnfeld is handling details
"DREI YINGERLECH" "RAISELE"
president, with assistance from Women's District 6 Council, in- for entertainment. For . reserva-
Mrs. Sy Knapp, Ray Raphael stalled Mesdames Henry Schore, tions, call Kahn, UN. 3-5479_
"KINNERET" "THE SONG OF SONGS"
president; Norton Taylor, Mar-
and Paul Chover.
S
C
Hostesses for the evening in- tin Feldman and Herman Mat-
Newly-elected
officers
of
PIS-
"ANI MAAMIN" "SLEEP, MY CHILD"
clude Mesdames I. Heideman, A. off, vice-presidents; Phillip Go- GAH LODGE will be installed
ren, treasurer; Louis Richman,
Forman and M. Haar.
"ES BRENNT" "THE MARCH OF DEATH"
Seymour, Berman, Faye Blatni- at a program June 20, at 8:30
koff, Abe Sinclair and Henry p.m., in Bel-Aire Terrace. Mil-
DETROIT JEWISH N EWS 1 1 Horwitz, secretaries; Sol Miller, ton M. Weinstein is chairman of
"ZOO NICHT AZ DU GEIST DEM
Friday, June 10, 1955
guardian; Saul Schenfeld, his- arrangements, and is assisted
Leeds and James H.
LETZTEN VEG"
torian; Marvin Lichtenstein, by Jack
Dancing and refreshments
sentinel; Albert Meister, guide; Salle.
are invited.
Martin Rothenberg, monitress; are planned. * Friends
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Mercury Album MG-20052
$3.98
Samuel Traison, Jack Brickner,
DONALD FOX CHAPTER re-
Ettie Meltzer, Jack Klein and
cently installed the following
Henry P. Onrich, trustees.
SUMMER
Board members include Mesdames Louis officers in ceremonies at Zack's,
Emma Schaver sings not only with her rich, ben-like,
Kramer, Arthur Rothenberg, Joseph at which Mrs. Leonard Sims of-
Shapiro, David Pancer, Bernard Dosie,
silvery toned soprano voice: She sings with her heart, too.
Arnold LaKritz, Meyer Pearlman, Louis ficiated: Mesdames Arthur
Garvin, Louis Savine, Joseph Gaba, Robert Frayne, president; Henry Stern-
In this album, the accompaniment of the Kol Israel Or-
Alvin, Joseph Eisenberg, Sol Poskel, Sam-
chestra, under the direction of Marc Lavry, has lent added
uel Pearlman, Harvey Kern, Jack Fine, berg, Jack Hornfeld and Jule
Mox Tolin, Sidney Ersher and Max Sherman, vice-presidents; Mar-
richness
to these songs.
Krawitz.
A "Mish Mash Revue," written tin Singer, treasurer; GeOrge
Tropicals
and directed by Rosiria. LaKritz Fisher, Louis Volk, Miss Tillie
Solids
and Eve Meister, was .presented Burke and Morris Cohen, sec-
by the dramatic group. Mrs. Hy, retaries; Louis Bynder, sentinel;
Splash Weaves
man Matoff was installation Frank Olinick, guide; Philip Fox,
counselor; Rubin Opotowsky,
Linen Weaves -
chairman,
Morris Fox and Joseph Klein,
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP- trustees. Plans are being made
for a luncheon and games party
18026 WYOMING, So : ..of Curtis
TER will hold a fund-raising on
Thursday afternoon, at I
kick-off
event
at
9
p.m.,
Monday,
SALE PRICED AT
OPEN MON, THURS., FRI. EVES. UNTIL 9:00 P.M.
at Cong. Beth Moses. An auc- Friendship Hall, 3225 Fenkell,
Friends
are
invited,
tion sale and games party are
planned, The public is invited to
attend.
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HARRY B. KEIDAN LODGE
CHAPTER will hold a joint
2 for $13.50
, and
dinner-dance Monday evening,
at Northwood Inn. The occasion
CUFFED FREE
also will celebrate the 10th anni-
versary of the Lodge, and all
FATHER'S DAY JUNE 19th past presidents will be honored.
Mickey Woolf and his orchestra
14501 W. 7 MILE ROAD
will entertain. Harry Thomas
2 Blocks W. of James Couxena
Embassy Men's Wear
will be installed Lodge president,
IN SALES
while Mrs. Max Yorke will as-
THE
THE
IN SERVICE
13201 Dexter.,
sume the presidency of the
Johilny 'Lebow'
UN. 4-2300
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Qhapter,;..7v Mrs Sam 'Kahl ,arid

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