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t,—THE JEWISH NEWS—Friday, March 27, 1153

The Jewish Community of Detroit

'STA

Is Cordially Invited to the first

UT "THI D" SEDER

Wednesday April 1st 8 :30 P.m a at Adas Shalom

Guests

WHY HISTADRUT
CAMPAIGN?

By Morris Liebermon



Why should Histadrut, which
has so matey large and proti-
table enterprises in Israel, con-
duct a special campaign for
funds in the , United States?
It is true that Histadrut, through

its holding company Hevrat Ov-
dim, owns many economic enter-
prises such os Solel Boneh, the
Workers Bank, Homishbir, Tnuva,
etc. All of these enterprises ore
going concerns, and 1.-row a
net profit at the end of the
yeas. However, none of these
economic institutions is a bene-
ficiary of the Histadrut Campaign.
Iri the early days they did receive
subsidies until they become self-
sustaining. Due to their stick-to-
itiveness in hard times as well as
good, these cooperative enter-
prises have become pillars of the
Israeli economy, shoring the eco-
nomic problems of all business
concerns in the country, ranging
from a .shortage Of raw materials
to lack of skilled manpower and
credit limitation's. Yet, within their
scope of work they are contributors,
not recipients, of funds to be
used for social welfare, 'educa-
tional and other non - profit our-
poses, These concerns contribute
out of their earnings to Kupat
Holim, • the training of unskilled
immigrants and other social and
welfare activities. A certain pro-
portion of net income - is assigned
to. the. Histadrut Executive for
general' budget, which includes aid

to newly-formed cooperatives for
immigrants, handicapped workers
and war veterans. In 1951, the
Histadrut Executive received the
equivalent of $840,000 from its
economic enterprises, or 8.7 per
cent of its .totol budget. At the
some time, it received over $2,-
919,000 from the campaign in
the United . States and Corrado, or
30 percent of its income. The
rest; abo
ut 60 per cent, came
from membership fees.
The ,:income from the American
campaign is used by Histadrut to
promote its non-profit undertak-
' ings, such as vocational schools,
educational • activities,
health
through Kupot Holint, youth and
sports activities, labor exchanges,
cooperative houSing schemes, and
port , of the. Moetzet Hapaalot bud-
get for aid to working mothers
Onel.thei r children..- .
It shdlild be borne in mind: that
the Hisfodrut enterprises do not
belong' fo' individuals who may
reap enormous profits for them-
. SelVes.; The public 'control
of
these, - UndertakingS enables -..the .:
Utiliiation •Of surplUS income for
new pioneering efforts without re-
gard to profit, in places like Beer-
sheba and Elath. The Histadrut
cooperatives perform a pioneering
duty of vital national significance,
developing-60W fields Of employ-
ment and expanding the economic
and social.horizons of Israel.
Thtile is no contradiction between
the'sucCess
Histodrut in many
fields_ and its urgent 'need • for
support in others, just as the State
of Israel itself has made remark-
able progress yet desperately needs
financial assistance in this criti-
col period.

With its vast medical net-
work geared to serve

1,000,00o

Israeli during 1953, KU-PAT

of Histadrut will be
responsible for guarding the

HOLIM

health of two-thirds of the

entire population of the

country. To render this vital
KUPAT HOLIM.

service,

must expand its facilities-

RABBI MORRIS ADLER

EMMA SCHAVER

Cong. Shaarey Zedek

DAN FROHMAN

Concert Soprano

HalevY Choir Director

"ZVI SCOOLER"

"HARRY ANIK"

Radio & Stage Star

Composer - Pianist

HALEVY FARBAND CHOIR

BELA GOLDBERG ACCOMPANIST

We extend sincere thanks and appreciation to the many
friends, supporters and workers, who through their diligent
and devoted efforts contributed to the success of th 1953
Histadrut Campaign.

THE DETROIT HISTADRUT

comma

hospita Is, clinics, sanatoria
—in older and new areas

of settleinent:

High point of the 1953
building program will be the

dedication of the

ELIEZER
KAPLAN
MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL

at Rehovpt. This "Citadel of
Health" will serve the entire

Negev which sorely lacks
hospital facilities.

DETROIT IS SPONSORING
A SURGICAL PAVILION,
CONSISTING OF I I FULLY
EQUIPPED WARDS WITH
OPERATING TABLES,
OXYGEN TENTS AND THE
MOST MODERN SURICAL
EQUIPMENT.

ISRAEL HISTADRUT
CAMPAIGN

which has underwritten the

$3,000,000 needed for the
Kaplan Hospital, will allo-
cate a substantial part of the
1953 -income toward this
institution, one of the

crowning achievements of
Histadrut made possible' by
the Histadrut Campaign dur-
ing its 30 years of financial
and moral aid to Labor
Israel.

:

KEEP THE VITAL SUPPLIES FLOWING ACROSS THE FRIENDSHIP' BRIDGE

Give an extra contribution
in 1953 for the Detroit Sur-
gical Pavilion on the Eliezer
Kaplan Memorial Hospital.
Make your pledge now
through your organization or
group to the Detroit Israel
Histadrut campaign.—

BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES, AND ISRAELI

1372.2 Linwood TO. 9-8660

HELP HISTADRUT TRANSFORM ISRAEL'S NEW - IMMIGRANTS INTO

PRODUCTIVE, DIGNIFIED CITIZENS OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY!

LEADERS OF THE 1953 HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN

JACK MALAMUD
First Vice-Chairman
M. BAKER
N. NAIMARK
M. BROSE
L. NICHAMIN
.1. BRODY
I. POKEMPNER
I. BURNSTEIN
H. POSNER
M. CHASNICK N. ROSE
. W. GAYMAN M. ROSENTHAL
H. GONTE
M. ROSS
H. GROSSMAN . S. RUBIN
B. HEARSHEN W. SCHUMER
H. KAM1NER
S. SHEVITZ
S. KANAT
M. SHMUCKLER
M. KANE
J. M. SINGER
S. KANE •
D. SISLIN
B. LAIKEN
B. MILINSKI
D. WEINER

A. WINEMAN M. ZACK
Vice-Chairmen
LOUIS LEVINE
Organizations Chairman
MORRIS MALIN •
MORRIS ROSS
Organizations Co -Chairmen

BEN HAROLD
Forband Chairmn
PHILIP GOLDSTEIN

'Chairman
SHOSHANA .HOFFMITZ
PEARL LIEBERMAN
Chairmen, Pioneer* Women.
THELMA ZACK
Co-Chairmen Pioneer Women

NATHAN SHECTER

Furniture Div. 'Chairman
. AARON BERG
CHARLES •SOLOVICH

Furniture.Div. Co-Chairman

SAM. 'SCHWARTZBERG
Scrap Metal Div. , Chairman
HAROLD SILVER
NORMAN DRACHLER
Chairmen
Communol Workers Div.

MORRIS LIEBERMAN
Chairman, Executive Board

MORRIS L. SCHAVER
Honorary Chairman

HARRY SCHU.MElt . .
Chairman

NORMAN COTTLER
Treovorer

SIMON RICHARDSON
Recording Secretory

JULIUS HONEYMAN
Financial Secretory -

ISADORE COHEN
Shoe Div. Chairmen

DR. SAUL STEIN
Chairman
P,rofess• ibnal Division .

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