THE DETROIT JEWI5H NEWS

22—Friday, June 1, 1973

Armed Forces
Academies List
Jewish Grads

NEW YORK—Twenty-eight
Jews will be commissioned
as officers in the U.S. Armed
Forces upon graduation from
four U.S. service academies
this June, it was announced
by Rabbi Emanuel Rackman,
chairman of the commission
on Jewish chaplaincy of the
National Jewish Welfare
Board (JWB).
Of the twenty-eight, three
Jewish graduates are from
the U.S. Air Force Academy,
Colorado; six are from the
U.S. Military Academy, West
Point; 12 are from the U.S.
Naval Academy, Annapolis;
and seven are from the U.S.
Merchant Marine Academy,
Kings Point, N.Y.
The new Jewish officers
will receive complimentary
leather-covered Bibles from
JWB, during the special bac-
calaureate ceremonies at the
various academies.
The baccalaureate services
will be held June 24 at the
Merchant Marine Academy;
today at the Military Acad-
emy ; and Sunday at both the
Air Force and Naval acad-
emies. Graduation exercises
are scheduled for June 25 at
the Merchant Marine Acad-
emy and Wednesday at the
three others.

Cement Shortage
Problem in Israel

TEL AVIV (JTA) — An
acute cement shortage has
developed in Israel causing
contractors to seek supplies
on the black market or
suspend construction.
The Nesher Cement Co., a
division of Koor Industries,
which has the monopoly on
cement production in Israel,
produces just over 1,500,000
tons a year at its three
plants against an estimated
demand this year for 2,500,-
000 tons.
Nesher, which is obliged
to import cement to make
up its shortage, appears re-
luctant to do so.
Several shiploads of' ce-
ment are waiting to unload
at Israeli ports but the
vessels connot discharge
their cargoes because of the
scarcity of facilities to handle
bulk cement.
Housing Minister Zeev
Sharef, meanwhile, has
blamed contractors for un-
dertaking too many building
starts.
The contractors are blam-
ing the Ports Authority for
delays in unloading import-
ed cement.
The ministry of commerce
and industry is considering
a fourth cement plant outside
of the Nesher monopoly. Two
local firms and two foreign
firms are bidding for a li-
cense to build an IL 200,000,-
000 cement factory.

London Hillel House
Hit by Neo-Nazis

LONDON (JTA)—A brick
inscribed with the words,
"The Neo-Nazi Party of
Great Britain," was thrown
through a window of the Bnai
Brith Hillel House here.
Apart from the window
nothing was damaged and no
one was hurt. Hillel House
personnel also reported re-
ceiving four telephone bomb
threats. Police are investi-
gating.

Mrs. Trepper Gets Visa to Tour U.S.; Plans Visit This Month

COPENHAGEN (JTA) —
Mrs. Elisabeth Trepper, wife
of World War II master spy,
Leopold Trepper, has been
issued a visa for travel in
the U. S., the Trepper De-
fense Committee disclosed.
A committee spokesman

said she planned to go to the
U. S. this month to cam-
paign on her husband's be-
half during the visit of So-
viet Communist Party Secre-
tary Leonid I. Brezhnev.
Trepper, who lives in War-
saw, has been refused an

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