Activiiiei in Soci4

Mrs. Becker Named
President of LJWO

Mrs. Harry Becker is the new-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert•. Goldman and daughters, Darlene and ly elected president of the
Susan Beth, have moved from Dexter Blvd. to their new residence. League of Jewish Women's Or-
18011 ,Coyle.
ganizations. She was elected at
Irene Levine, whose marriage will be an event of June 5, the board of directors meeting
was entertained by the following hostesses at the Wilshire Hotel: at the home of Mrs. Samuel B.
Mesdames Joseph M. Cutler, -Louis Schwartz and „William Freed. Danto. The board consists of
Mrs. Eleanor Kay, formerly a member of the Louis Marshall
Bnai Brith Women, was installed as president of the Silverlake
Bnai Brith Women of Los Angeles, on May 8. Also installed as
officers were her mother. Mrs. Morris -Hershaft, as trustee, and
'Mrs. Ruth Wiener (Ruth Hershaft) as .recording secretary.
Mrs. Max Levine of 2922 Calvert has just returned from an
extended visit with Mrs. William Fisher, of 3436 Prairie, Miami
beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cohen of 3311 Chicago Blvd. have returned
from Chicago where they attended the golden wedding celebra-
tion of their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Cohen.
Mr. and Mrs. Morry M. Fenton, of the Book Cadillac Hotel,
sailed on the Queen Elizabeth, on a vacation trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shwayder of Fairfield Ave., had as their
guests last weekend -her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kaplan and their two children of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan S. Grosner of Atkinson Ave. and Mrs. M.
M. Whittelshofer of BOston Blvd., spent the Memorial Day week-
end in West Branch, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fecheimer of Monterey Ave., had as their
guest last weekend their son-in-law, Dr. Frank Seinsheimer of
Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Winkelman of Fairfield Ave., left on
Monday for a visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simon of LaSalle Blvd., and Mr: and Mrs.
MRS. HARRY BECKER
Theodore Kelter of Cherrylawn Ave., spent the holiday weekend at
Wauwausee,
Joan Field returned on Saturday from New Orleans, where presidents of all' affiliated or-
she attends Sophie Newcombe College, to spend the summer with ganizations.
Installation of officers will be
her parents.. Mr. and Mrs. William Field. The Fields recently re-
at the league's one-day
turned from Cincinnati where they visited her brother-in-law and held
convention, Thursday, June 9,
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mills.
Mrs. Herman Finsterwald of Longfellow Ave., has returned at the Book Cadillac Hotel, with
from Memphis, Tenn., where she spent the last six months as the Mrs. Harry L. Jackson as in-
guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dreifus. stallation officer.
Elected vice-presidents were
Mrs. David M. Zemon and Dr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Gass and
mesdames
Louis Glasier, pro-
their two children have returned to New York after a visit with
gram; Mrs. William Fran k,
Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Zemon of Wildemere Ave.
Mrs. Scherley Applebaum of Los Angeles was the guest of Mr. membership; Rob e r t Drews,
Sol Bloom, community
and Mrs. Aaron L. Cohen of 3311 W Chicago Blvd. during the past publicity;
relations.
week. She attended the golden wedding anniversary of their
Other officers elected were
brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Cohen, In Chicago.
mesdames Samuel Hillman, sec-
retary to the president; Morton
L. Snyder, treasurer; Samuel
Green, rec. sec.; Julian Grace,
corres. sec.

Israeli Govt. Announces Rationing
of Food, Clothing; Plans New Taxes

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Israeli
government announced food ra-
tioning will be introduced
throughout the country under
the austerity program approved
by the Knesseth last week. The
new food ration will restrict the
population to daily consumption
of 360 grams of bread, 58 grams
of sugar, 25 grams of meat and
a monthly consumption of 12
eggs.
Dr. Dov Joseph, minister of
food and supply, said the month-
ly consumption of food will cost
about six pounds—or approxi-
mately $18—per capita. He ex-
pressed the restricted diet will
improve public health.
Ration books will be issued
within a month, the minister
said. Clothing and shoes also
will be rationed. The government
is studying means of absorbing
the purchasing power created
by the "austerity" measures and
a proposal to that end soon will
be presented to the Knesset, the
Minister reveiled.
Beginning this week restric-
tions also will be introduced on
the use of electric current dur-
ing certain daytime hours. Com-
pulsory saving and additional
'taxation are being planned
among measures designed to ab-
sorb the purchasing power cre-
ated by the rationing program.
The new program came under
a many-sided attack at a meet-
ing of the Agricultural Center
of the Histadrut. Speakers com-
plained the program did, not.

3 Jets Return to U. S..

Defend Aid to Israel

LOS ANGELES, May 15. (JTA)
—Three American Jewish youths
who have just returned from the
battlefields of Israel surrendered
to Los Angeles. authorities to an-
swer an indictment charging
them with sending radio and air.
plane parts to the Jewish state
during the war. They are: Al
Schwimmer, Bridgeport, Conn ;
Leon Gardner, Los Angeles. Wil-
liam Sosnow, Brooklyn,
Ten leading Jewish organiza-
tions have issued a statement in
behalf of the youths, pointing
out they are accused of aiding
victims of aggression and that
most of the youths named in
the indictment are veterans of
World War II.

provide necessary incentives to
agriculture.
A warning that Israel must be
strongly armed, and possess a
modern army equipped with the
most modern weapons, was is-
sued by Premier David Ben
Gurion, speaking at a meeting
of the Haganah Veterans Asso-
ciation. He said the Jewish state
could not depend on its experi-
ence in the recent fighting with
the Arabs because the Arabs had
learned from their mistakes.

Laub New JDC Chief
For Morocco, Algeria

Chipkin ana Eisentierg
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Fine Four British Pilots
For Flying Fighters to Israel
LONDON, (JTA)—Four London
residents, all pilots, were fined
$200 each for having flown four
British Beaufighter planes from
Britain to Palestine. The men
admitted flying the planes.
Three of the four said that they
had received $2,000 for the
flight, while the fourth member
stated that he got $800.

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of Dr. Azriel Eisenberg as exec-
utive vice-president of the Jew-
ish Education Committee of
New York, was announced by
Harry H. Liebovitz, president of
the organization. Dr. Alexander
M. Dushkin, executive vice-
president of the Committee for
the past 10 years, has resigned
to accept the post of Dean of
Undergraduate studies at the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem.

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- The second annual session of
the National Senior _Young
Judaea camp, Tel Yehudah, will
be held from June 26 to July 17
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stead, N. H., according to an an-
nouncement by Norman Schan-
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Judaea. Applications are now
being accepted by the national
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ior Young 'Judaeans, represent-
ing all parts of the United
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Detroiters will be chosen.
The purpose of the camp,
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will predispose the campers to-
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Judaea program in their local
communities." A feature of the
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Judaea's 40th anniversary.
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half years, as JDC director for
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