Chaplain Is First Jew
to Get Honol'ar'y‘D'egree
From Hawaii College

HONOLULU, Hawaii—Chap-
lain Samuel Sobel, who has
been serving as Jewish chaplain
with the U. S. Pacific Fleet in
Hawaii, has been awarded an
honorary degree of Doctor of
Education by Jackson College,
Hawaii. The award was granted
-for his accomplishments in the
field of religious and intercul-
tural education.
Chaplain Sobel served in the
Korean War with the First Ma-
rine Division, winning the
Bronze Star Medal "for meri-
torious services in connection
with operations against the en-
emy."
A holder of the "Jewish chap-
lainof the year award'? from
the Military Chaplains Associ-
ation, Chaplain Sobel has served
since his entrance into the Navy
in 1945- at the Great. Lakes
Naval Training Center, Ill.,
_Camp Lejeune, N.C., Pearl Har- MISS FRANCES HAYS LEVIN
bor, Hawaii, and at the San
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin,
Diego, Calif., Naval Training of Balmoral Drive, announce
Center.
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Frances Hayes, to Bruce
It takes 50 railroad cars to Stanley Koerner, son of Mr.
transport the New Yolk City and Mrs. Norman Koerner, of
telephone directories from Chi- Milwaukee, Wis.
cago which prints the major
Miss Levin is a sophomore
Volume of the nation's tele-
at the University of Wisconsin,
phone directories.
where her fiance also was a
student the past two years and
where the couple had met.
Mr. Koerner, who was over-
seas in the engineering corps
AND SUPPLIES
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Lillian Fink UN 4-4977
years, will enter the Univer-
sity of Illinois Institute of
19730 Santa Barbara
Technology, School of Archi-
tecture, in the fall, and expects
to complete his architectural
engineering course there in two
years. -
Will Look
The couple is planning a De-
cember wedding and to make
Better When
their home in Chicago.
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Jewish Services
Held on Formosa
For First Time

TAIPEI, Formosa — Jewish
religious services were held on
the island of Formosa last
month for the first time thanks
to the resourcefulness of Chap-
lain Walter Jacob. -
From his station at Clark Air
Base in the Philippines, Chap-
lain Jacob now flies into Taipei
once a month to conduct serv-
ices for American Jewish mili-
tary and civilian personnel and
their families. In this latest ex-
tention of the National Jewish
Welfare Board's world - wide
program of religious and wel-
fare services for military per-
sonnel and their dependents,
Chaplain Jacob discovered that
the services he launched in May
were the first ever held in this
hot center of the cold war.
In addition to conducting
services on his monthly visits,
he drops off a variety of cul-
tural and religious literature
and supplies furnished by JWB,
trains pinch-hitters to conduct
a modest program of Jewish
education for the youngsters
and brings a touch of home to
the isolated men and their fam-
ilies.
Each time Chaplain Jacob
arrives in Formosa his "con-
gregation" oonsists of all Jews
on Formosa and their families.
Many of the participants in the
services travel tremendous dis-
tances under difficult circum-
stances to get to the service.

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