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resolutions committee. Mrs. Irene
Brickner read the resolution.
Philip Slomovitz spoke in sup-
port Of the resolutions.
Isaac Franck, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Community
Council, greeted the gathering in
Schaver Re-Elected Chairman of Drive to Raise $75,000; the name of the 200 organizations
comprising the Council.
'- Gathering of 700 Assure Full Support of Palestine
Others who spoke included M.
Jewish Federation of Labor Activities
Taich, A. H. Kushinsky, campaign
director, and Louis Levine, chair-
An enthusiastic gathering of more than 700 representa- man
of the nominating commit-
tives of local organizations, meeting in annual conference tee.

Pledged to Aid Histadruth

Philip A. Adler ' of the Detroit
News and Baruch Zuckerman,
world leader in the labor Zionist
movement.
Mr. Adler advocated an aggres-
sive policy in dealing with Great
Britain. He urged uninterrupted
protests against the White Paper
and advocated the enlisting of
the aid of all elements—Christian
and Jewish—in the fight against
restrictions on Jewish efforts.

of the Detroit branch of the National Labor Committee for
Musical Program
Palestine at the Shaarey Zedek last Sunday to inaugurate
The musical program consisted
the 1944 Gewerkshaften campaign, pledged its wholehearted of violin selections by Arthur
support to the work for Palestine's redemption and to the Grossman, accompanied by Rosa

activities of the Histadrut the

Stirring Address
In a stirring address, Mr. Zuck-

erman described Jewish achieve-
ments in Palestine and declared
that the workers in Eretz Israel
are determined not to permit
anything to stand in the way of
final success of all undertakings
to assure the establishment of the
Jewish Commonwealth.
Mr. Zuckerman declared that

the fight against the White Paper
will continue until the pledges
made to the Jewish people are
fully adhered to. He called for
tireless support of the labor
program in Palestine in order to
strengthen the hands of the Jew-
ish pioneers.

Campaign Report Meeting

Mr. Kushinsky announced that
weekly report meetings will be
held at which workers will have
an opportunity to report on the
progress of their work.
The first workers' report meet-
ing will take place next Thurs-
day evening at Lachar's on 12th
St. The speaker will be Dr. Max
Alpert of Chicago, rioted archi-
tect.
Campaign headquarters for the
Gewerkshaften are located at
9142 Linwood, TY. 7-8225.

Bassin Stein, and vocal solos by
Palestine Jewish Federation of pressed confidence that the cur- Cantor Irving Ringel, accom-
Labor.
rent quota will be raised.
panied by Dan Frohman.
Adopting a quota of $75,000 for
The principal addresses of the
A. Meyerowitz addressed the
the current drive, the conference conference as chairman of the afternoon were delivered by
re-elected Morris L. Schaver
chairman of the campaign for
the 15th consecutive year.
Laikin Associate Chairman
Benjamin M. Laikin was chos-
en associate chairman of the
drive, and the following are the
additional officers:
Vice-chairmen, Max Bachman,
Careful niothers are finding out that all baby
A. Belkin, William London, Alex
Nichamin, A. Nussbaum, David
foods are NOT the same! So they refuse to take
Sheraga and J. L. Wolok; treas-
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BY VOOD TE. •

Adopt Resolution

The conference unanimously
adopted a resolution setting forth
the following:
1. Message of greeting sent to
President Roosevelt and men in
armed forces blessing their ef-
forts in winning the war.
2. Pledge of loyalty in all ef-
forts to help achieve victory.
3. Greetings to armed forces
in Palestine.
4. Greetings to Histadrut on
its efforts to absorb new im-
migrants into productive labor
and on the progress it has
achieved during the last 20
years.
5. Protest against White Paper
which the conference condemned
as being contrary to the spirit
of the Palestine Mandate and
the Balfour Declaration.
6. Immediate abrogation of
White Paper demanded and sup-
port pledged to all groups en-
gaged in effort to prevent im-
plementation of destructive docu-
ment.
7. Wholehearted support pledg-
ed Histadrut drive and com-
munity called upon to double lbst
year's efforts in behalf of the
work for labor. Palestine.

Unterrupted Effort

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With Mr. Schaver presiding,
Sunday's conference - went on
record favoring uninterrupted ef-
fort . in behalf of the Histadrut
until the $75,000 quota is reached.
Harry Schumer presehted his
report as treasurer and pointed
out that a total of $50,884 was
raised last year at an operating
expense of 7 per cent. He point-
ed out that $13,483 was subscribed
by Detroit's landsmanichaften.
David Sislin, r ep or t i n g as
chairman of the credential com-
mittee, announced that 119 or-
ganizations enlisted as cooperat-
ing groups in this year's drive.

Greeted by Pekarsky

Herman M. Pekarsky, acting
executive director of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit,
greeted the gathering. He point-
ed out that the major sums for
Palestine redemption work comes
from the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, during the past two years
through the War Chest. He ex-
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