Lois Tachna Engaged Hebrew Benevolent Epstein-DrikeriVuptiai
To Wed Albert Resnick Society to Honor Scheduled for December

Martyrs' Memory

Israeli Official Quits Post .
For Rabbinate in Germany

MUNICH, (JTA)— Rabbi Ad-
oniyahu Kraus, an official of the
Ministry for Religion in Jerusa-
lem, has been named rabbi of the
Jewish community of Regensburg
and several nearby communities
near here.

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The first annual memorial ser-
vice honoring the memories of
the 6,000,000 Jews who perished
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in Europe during World War II
MEN
and BOYS '
will be held at 12 noon, Aug.
Reason can in general do
21, on the grounds of the Chesed
more than blind force.—Gallus.
.shel Emes Cemetery, 14 Mile
Rd. and Gratiot. •
The decision to. _hold annual
services' was adopted in a resolu-
tion passed at a recent board
meeting by -the officers-.-and
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This year's _ program, over
which Rabbi Leizer Levin- will
preside, will be conducted in
front of the Memorial Bldg. of
the cemetery erected in 1947 as
a monument to the Jewish
martyrs.
A representation will be pres-
ent from the Council of Orthodox
MISS TRUDY EPSTEIN
Rabbis and a prominent cantor
will participate in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. William Epstein,
The community has been invited of Ohio Ave., announce the en-
by Hebrew Benevolent Society gagement of their daughter,
leaders to attend the memorial.
Trudy, to Lt. (j.g.) Jack Driker,'
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Driker, of Leslie Ave.
Miss Epstein is a graduate of
With the Birth )1-
Wayne University. Lt. Driker
attended Wayne U. and the Har-
of a
vard University graduate school.
He recently returned from a tour
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A December wedding is
planned.

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MISS LOIS TACILNA

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tachna, of
Fullerton Ave. last weekend an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Lois, to Albert Resnick,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Res-
nick, of Whitcomb Ave.
The bride-elect, a former Uni-
versity of Michigan student, is
now attending Wayne Univer-
sity's college of education. Her
fiance is a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
- A June wedding is planned.

Bond Women Stait
Fall Bond Campaign

A recent meeting at Rainbow
Terrace, marked the launching by
the Women's Division of its fall
drive for State of'Israel Bonds.
SiXty-four leaders heard Mrs.
Albert Farber of Philadelphia,
national CHEN chairman,' speak
-. of the necessity for strengthening
Israel through the sale of Devel-
opment Bonds.
Mrs. Farber, assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Newman, Detroit CHEN
chairman, 'presented CHEN
awards to many of the women
present.
CHEN awards are gold charms,
each designed to represent one
of the 12 Tribes, made on the
basis of one charm for each $2,500
worth of bonds sold. An award
of the first four charms was made
to Mrs. Harry Docks, who, by
virtue of her purchase of a $10,000
bond, became a Trustee of Israel.
Plans were formulated for at-
tendance of CHEN women at the
Israel Bond conference in Wash-
ington, Sept. 10 and 11.
There will be al garden meeting
in August and a Women's Divi-
sion meeting in October.

Judge Kuper Honored

JOHANNESBURG (JTA) —
The elevation of Simon Kuper
to the bench of the South African
Supreme Court is an indication
that the "government recognizes
that devotion to Jewish causes is
completely compatible with serv-
ice to South Africa and in no way
disqualifies anyone from the
highest office in the land." Gus-
tav Saron, general secretary of
the South African Jewish Board
of Deputies, declared at a func-
tion honoring Judge Kuper.

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Pennsylvania Adopts
`Watered Down' FEPC

HARRISBURG, Pa. (JTA) —
The State Senate of Pennsyl-
vania, after a stormy contro-
versy, passed a, "watered-down"
Fair Employment Practices Bill
by a vote of 44 to 5. A stronger
version of the bill had passed the
State House of Representatives
five months ago, but Republican
members of the Senate insisted
on amendments before they
would vote for the bill.
Democratic members of the
Pennsylvania Legislature fought
to keep out any provisions which
would hinder the effectiveness
of the measure, but finally yield-
ed to pressure rather than see the
FEPC bill.. die completely. As it
stands now, in addition to pro-
visions for race,- color, or na-
tional _origin, the bill provides
that workers between the ages
of 40 and .62 are not to be dis
criminated against.

Jewish Population
In Burma Reduced

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to be proUd.—Shakespeare.

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II broke out, now consists of 150
persons. Most of the Jews of
Burma were interned by the
Japanese during the war, anti] the
remainder fled. Only 400 re-
turned at the end of the war, and
250 of these left subsequently.

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