Histadrut Leader Gives Outlook
On Future of Israel's Labor Movement
In America to assist Hista-
drut's campaign for funds for
resettlement and rehabilitation
of new immigrants in Israel,
Yosef Almogi, Secretary of the
Haifa Labor Council, declared
that within the Holy Land there
is no strife between Jew and
Arab.
"The trouble between the two
peoples," he stated, "comes at
Israel's borders. The Israeli
Arab earns as much as anyone
within the country. Children of
the Arabs attend Israel's schools
at no individual cost and this
makes for better understand-
ing."
Almogi also pointed out that
in Israel there is universal suf-
frage, with both Arab and Jew-
ish women possessing the right
to vote.
contract which has not been
amended or altered since it
was drawn up in August, 1951.
"But," Almogi stated, "in Is-
rael, workers do not have a 40-
hour week. Laborers put in 47
hIurs as the country cannot af-
ford the luxury of this time."
He declared that the plant in
Israel is a true example of a
melting pot, adding that visi-
tors could hear 17 languages
spoken.
At a press interview in the
Hotel Statler, he told reporters
that "In a sense, the Histadrut
is somewhat comparable to the
CIO but is unique in that it en-
gages in activities outside the
scope of labor unions. Approxi-
mately 80 per cent of the popu-
lation in Israel, Jews and Arabs,
are members of or are affiliated
While in Detroit, Almogi
with Histadrut.
visited the Kaiser- Frazer
He pointed out that Histadrut
plant. Company spokesmen
maintains the largest health
there commended him for be-
service of any group in Israel
ing "extremely helpful" when
and takes care of both Histadrut
K-F set up a plant in Israel.
members and n o n - members.
They pointed out that Almogi
"Activity of this health service
was useful in obtaining and
ranges from educational work
training suitable help for the
instructing new-corners in the
Israeli factories and that he
basic rules of hygiene on up to
worked in negotiating a union
complicated operations in well-
equipped hospitals. As an or-
Mrs. Levin Elected
ganization of workers, he em-
Histadrut is vitally
To Head Yeshivah PTA phasized,
concerned in protecting the jobs
At a recent meeting of the of newcomers and raising their
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah PTA, standard of living.
the following officers were elect-
When asked whether Hista-
ed to head the organization in drut owned a portion of the
1953:
Mesdames Isadore Levin, pres-
ident; Jack Isbee and Abbe Levi,
vice-president; Louis Thav, Moe
Baumer, secretaries; and Morris
H. Berris, treasurer. Committee
chairmen are Rabbi Abraham
Zentman, program; and Mes-
dames Albert Dunn, Samuel
Platt, refreshments; Isadore Is-
bee, publicity; Benjamin Aron-
son, happy day fund; and Mr.
Eugene Greenfield, Bar Mitz-
vah Sholosh Seudos Fund.
Mrs. David Bressler heads the
telephone squad, and is assisted
by Mesdames Henry Carlebach
and Solomon N. Cohen. Mrs.
Renee Rochelle will organize a
new room mothers committee.
Representatives to the Yeshi-
vah board of directors are Mes-
dames Charles Gellman, Samuel
Platt, Morris H. Berris, Solomon
Cohen and Abbe Levi.
Congress Women Slate
Group Study Meetings
Mrs. G. Lionel Willens, chair-
man of the commission on com-
munity inter-relations of the
Detroit Women's Division, Am-
erican Jewish Congress, an-
nounces that chapter study
group meetings will be held at
12:45 p.m., Monday, following
dessert luncheons.
At the Northeast Chapter
meeting — Mrs. Albert Daniels,
chairman — the Rev. Merrill
Bates will discuss "Church and
State," at the home of Mrs.
Harold Nelson, 20236 Wakefield.
Mrs. Julius Stross, Northwest
Chapter chairman, will present
Owen Keiley of the Mayor's
Inter-Racial Committee, w h o
will speak on "Equality of Op-
portunity in Housing." T h e
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Melvin Nord, 17600 Pine-
hurst.
South Chapter will hold a
membership tea at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg, 2681
Burlingame. Mrs. M. J. Kritch-
man, past CCI division chair-
man. and Mrs. Lillian Cohen,
president of South Chapter, will
lead a discussion on "T h e
Changing Neighborhood — its
Effect on You and Your Fam-
ily." Mrs. Abraham Rapoport is
chairman.
Central Chapter's membership
meeting will be held at the home
. of Mrs. Leo Simons, 18039 Appo-
line. Prospective members are
urged to attend.
Kaiser-Frazer plant, Almogi
replied, "Definitely not. Hist-
adrut is not interested in en-
tering an enterprise that pri-
vate capital is prepared to
handle itself. Histadrut en-
ters only those enterprises
where help is requested or
where private capital cannot
be induced to enter."
Can one foresee the day when
Histadrut will have completed
its task?
"When normality is achieved,"
Almogi predicted, "Histadrut will
have completed its job. The gov-
ernment will without doubt take
over a number of our functions
such as youth training, public
health, and Histadrut looks for-
ward to that day."
Rabbi Isaac Stollman Is Elected *
National Mizrachi Vice-President
Mrs. Nachman Ebin, national
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.—Rabbi
vice-president of the Mizrachi Isaac Stollman of Detroit was
Women of America, will be elected to the vice-presidency of
guest speaker at the annual Mizrachi organization by unani-
donor luncheon of the Sisters of mous acclaim at the 32nd Na-
Zion Mizrachi, to be held at tional Mizrachi Convention here.
12:30 p.m., Dec. 3, at Adas Sha- Rabbi Stollman is Dean of the
lom Synagogue.
Detroit Council of Orthodox
Mrs. Ebin, Rabbis.
daughter of
The convention established a
Rabbi Aaron board of trustees for Bar-Ilan
Ashinsky, a for- University, the first new univer-
mer Detroit sity in Israel which is presently
rabbi, is world being built by Mizrachi. On the
chairman of the board are Detroiters Daniel
children's v i 1 - Temchin, Abraham Nusbaum
lage project of Irving W. Schlussel, and Max
the Mizrachi Stollman. Other Detroit dele-
women at Ra- gates at the convention were:
anan a, Israel. Phillip Stollman, Mizrachi presi-
She was a dele- dent; Arthur Gellman, v i c e-
gate this year president; Isidor Sosnick, or-
to the World ganizations chairman; and Zvi
Zionist Con- Tomkiewicz, executive director.
gress in Jerusa-
A record budget of $2,750,000
Mrs. Ebin
lem.
for 1953 was approved, which
Mrs. Milton Winston, president provides
a $1,000,000 allocation
of the local group, announces
that Mrs. Louis Goldfine is gen-
CARD OF THANKS
eral chairman of the donor, and
is assisted by Mrs. Joseph Kunin,
Mrs. Harry Collins and the
program chairman.
The last in a series of pep family of the late Sarah Fisher
rallies preceding the donor will wish to thank their relatives
be held at 12:30 p.m., Wednes- and friends for the many kind-
day, in Young Israel Center.
Mrs. Ruth Waldman, national nesses extended during its re-
president of National Women's cent bereavement.
League of Young Israel and ac-
tive in many other organizations
will address the rally. Mrs. Jos-
hua Lewis, national president,
originally scheduled to speak, A kK ATF MAN ' S
will not be able to attend.
KOSHER DILL 6. NEW DILL
Guests are inivted to attend
the rally, and to make reserva-
tions to the donor.
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programs in Israel, $500,000 for
the Jewish National Fund, $200,-
000 for Jewish educational work
in the United States, and $50,000
for administrative expenses.
Rabbi Max Kirshblum of New
York was elected president of
the organization. He announced
that he would visit Israel and
discuss Mizrachi interests with
Premier David Ben-Gurion.
Dr. Pinkhos Churgin, retiring
president, was named president-
designate of the projected Or-
thodox Bar-Ilan University in
Israel. Dr. Churgin announced
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ceremonies of the first building
of the University would be held
next April 20. the fifth anniver-
sary of Israel's independence.
The University will rise on a
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