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January 20, 1956 - Image 24

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1956-01-20

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Report Mass, Bias Lower A Beloved and Venerable Celebrant
In Hotels and Resorts

BOSTON (JTA)—Discrimina-
tion in Massachusetts hotels and
resorts is being corrected with
the number of complaints drop-
ping off, and job bias com-
plaints have been handled
through conference and con-
ciliation during the past year,
reports the Massachusetts Corn-
mission Against Discrimination.
The report noted that the
commission had received, ini-
tiated and processed 264 mat-
ters pertaining to discrimina-
tion in employment in this
period and in no case had it
been forced to refer the Matter
to a formal hearing.
In matters of public accom-
modation, only 27 cases were
proCessed during the year and
335 advertising brochures of
MaSsachusetts resorts were
studied, all of them in corn-
pliance with the state's anti-
discrimination law.

Eli Sachse Will Observe 90th Birthday on Iliamisha Asar

Eli Sachse was 22 when he
came to Bay City, Mich., in 1888,
with the aid of a $5 down pay-
ment on a "shifs-karte"—a boat
ticket—purchased by an uncle.
On Jan. 28, Hamisha Asar b'
Shevat when he observes his

The name Michigan comes
from the Indian word Mishiga-
maw, meaning "Great Water."

ELI SACHSE

HOTEL

THE

ON THE OCEAN AT 12th ST.

MIAMI BEACH

Strictly Kosher Cuisine
In a Friendly
Atmosphere

Air Conditioned rooms
Dining Room & Lobby

Your Hosts

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and Family

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No fog, smog, snow or hurricanes.
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a Hid
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•::i
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CARNIVALE ROOM ... Superb Cuisine
in the famous BAGATELLE ROOM.

European & American Plan Available
Studio Kitchenettes Available

$ 4 per Person

%, Double Occ.
Effective Jan. 25
Including DELICIOUS
MEALS

ASK MR. FOSTER
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Directly on the Ocean at 43rd ST.

MIAMI BEACH

90th birthday—he will reminisce
about scores of important events
in his and his family's life—
events that had led to his being
honored, revered and loved by
his fellow-men for his numerous
gifts to his people and his coun-
try.
Four days after his arrival in
Bay City, he was outfitted with
a pack of notions. Language dif-
ficulties complicated matters for
him as he began to earn a live-
lihood and to collect his spare
pennies to pay for his traveling
expenses to this country. A lack
of knowledge of English also
was responsible for his accept-
ance from a salesman of a pair
of tight shoes and the develop-
ment of a foot injury from which
he suffered for the rest of his
life, resulting iti'`a":kg amputa-
tion in his 89th year.
By 1890 he saved enough
money for a horse and wagon.
With an uncle, he peddled
through Northern Michigan.
They landed in Escanaba, estab-
lished a synagogue there, or-
dered a Sefer Torah from New
York and their life began on a
consecrated note in this great
land.
He was married to Fannie
Koffman, in Bay City, in 1894.
He opened a general store in
Worth, Mich., but returned to
Bay City in 1899, out of anxiety
to maintain Jewish contacts, and
entered the hide and fur busi-
ness. Emulating his uncle's ex-
ample, he began to advance
funds to relatives in payment for
boat tickets to bring them to
this country.
With the late Jacob Miller as
president and Mr. Sachse as vice
president, the first Zionist soc-
iety was founded in Bay City
in 1901. Mr. Sachse was presi-
dent of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Bay City in 1908, Mrs.
Sachse being active in the Ladies
Auxiliary.
The Sachses moved to Det-
roit in 1910. Mr. Sachse entered
the slipper manufacturing busi-

ness. He joined Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and with his
wife, became active in the Jew-
ish Old Folks Home, then on
Alfred Street, and later on Ed-
mund Place. Mr. Sachse was a
member of the Homes for many
years and is at present the only
surviving member of the three
honorary members of the board
elected during the regime of the
late Myron Keyes. The others
honored at that time were the
late Mrs. D.W. Simons a n d
Moses Weiswasser.
The Sachses were both active
in the Detroit Hebrew Orphan
Home, which merged with the
Hebrew Baby Day Nursery,
later to become the Jewish
Children's Home.
* * *

Mr. Sachse helped organize
Congregation Emanuel on Tay-
lor and Woodrow Wilson, and
with the help of Alex Barnett
and Mrs. Sachse, who became
the Sisterhood president, also
formed a Hebrew and Sunday
School.
The Sachses took a trip to
Palestine and Europe in 1930.
Haunted by the poverty they
saw in Mr. Sachse's birthplace
city of Shavel, Lithuania, they
gathered relief funds, upon their
return, to help the needy.
Mr. and Mrs. Sachse dedicated
themselves to the Zionist cause,
and especially to the Jewish
National Fund. Mr. Sachse was
treasurer of the Jewish Nat-
ional Fund Council for many
years and Mrs. Sachse served
as president of the JNF Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Sachse also was a founder
of the League of Jewish Wo-
men's Organizations.
* * *
After Mr. Sachse's retirement
from business, they moved to
Los Angeles, where they lived
until Mrs. Sachse's death in
1951, after which he returned
to Detroit.
He has been a member of
Mizrachi and Congregation Beth

Yehuda for many years, and re-
cently was elected an honorary
board member of Congregation
Ahavas Achim. Until his recent
illness, he was preparing several
boys for Bar Mitzvah.
Mr. Sachse is the father of
Mrs. Max Dushkin and Kolman
Z. Sachse, of Detroit, and Er-
nest J. Sachse, of Los Angeles.
His eldest son, Arthur, passed
away in 1950.
His grandchildren are Myron
Dushkin, Alan, Marvin, and Eva
Sachse, of Los Angeles, Mrs, I.
M. Jacobs (Sonia Dushkin), Mrs.
Charles Isackson (Fay Dushkin),
Charles and Stuart Sachse, of

Detroit. His great-grand-child-
ren are Mark Phillip Dushkin,
of Los Augeles, Marlene, Con-
nie and Richard Jacobs, Ellen
and Phyllis Isackson, of Detroit.

24—Detroit Jewish News
Friday, January 20, 1956

"Going to Miami
Beach"?

STOP AT THE

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BY THE SEA"

On the ocean at. 90th Street
Hotel Rooms, 1-Bedroom Apts.,
2-Bedroom - 2 Bath Apts.
?rivate Ocean Beach—Informal
attire. Stop in and see your De-
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For Brochure, write the "Strat-
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Cocktail Lounge

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NOW—ON MODIFIED
AMERICAN PLAN

Dr. Goldstein to Head
JCBA for 27th Term

NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr.
Israel Goldstein was re-elected
to his 27th consecutive term as
president of the Jewish Con-
ciliation Board of America, at
the organization's annual meet-
ing.
Louis Richman, re-elected
executive secretary, reported
that this oldest free court of
arbitration in America settled
300 cases last year, bringing the
total number settled in 32 years
to 6,550.
The board's • decisions are
binding under New York state
law.

(to mar. 14)

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THE

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