Over 300 volunteer workers
in the 1960 Detroit Israel Hista-
drut Campaign will mark the
official close of the drive this
Sunday, following six weeks of
intensive campaigning.
Only last-minute "mop-up ef-
forts" - will be -required to put
the drive over its $200,000 goal,
it was announced this week by
Morris Lieberman, campaign
chairman. •
Celebrating the culmination
of the drive and the successful
results, which have boosted this
year's fund-raising substantially
over last year's figures, there
will be a cocktail party and re-
ception on Tuesday- evening, in
the Morris L. Schaver audito-
rium of the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer.
Col. Shoshana Gershom,
former commanding officer
of CHEN, the Israel Women's
Army Corps, and now Attache
for Women's Affairs attached
to the Israel. Embassy in
Washington, will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Lois Raye, young American
contralto who is the recipient
of the Marian Anderson Prize,
will provide the musical portion
of the program. She will be ac-
companied by Mrs. Bella Gold-
berg.
Histadrut officers are devot-
ing the remainder of the cam-
paign tine to a group-by-group

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tine, during the UN Partition
negotiations, Col. Gershom
was attached to Haganah
headquarters and placed in
charge of the women of
Jerusalem.
In April of 1948, she was
flown out of besieged Jerusa-
lem to Tel Aviv, and there es-
tablished the staff f( r the fu-
ture Women's Army.
In 1950-51, Col. Gershom
commanded the girls units of
the Nachal (fighting and pio-
neering branch of the Israeli
Army), after which she was
named to command the Wo-
men's Army of the Israel De-
fense Forces, a post she held
for eight years).
Reservations for the Hista-
drut reception honoring Col.
Gershom should be made with
the organization's office, UN.
COL. SHOSHANA GERSHOM 4-7094.

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canvas of all volunteer workers
to assure completion of solicita-
tion of every outstanding card.
Lieberman, in reporting on
the success of the drive, stated
that campaign results have been
significantly aided by a large
number of new contributors.
Col. Gershom, a member of
Haganah since 1926, joined the
British Army in 1942. Serving
with the equivalent rank of lieu-
tenant, she • saw service in Egypt
and Italy.
While with the troops in
Italy, Col. Gershom, together
with other Jewish soldiers, es-
tablished rehabilitation centers,
schools and other facilities for
Jewish refugees then streaming
into the country.
Following the first Arab
attacks on the Jews of Pales-

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National Drive Total
Reaches $1,250,000

NEW YORK, (JTA) — More
than $1,25Q000 in cash was pre-
sented here for the 1960 Hista-
drut campaign at the mid-win-
ter national conference of the
National Committee for Labor
Israel which conducts the cam-
paign. The 1960 goal of the
drive is $5,000,000.
Charles Zimmerman, chair-
man of the board of the NCLI,
reported at the conference that
the AFL-CIO and the Histadrut
are jointly sponsoring an Insti-
tute of Labor Studies for Asian
and African trade union lead-
ers which will be established
soon in Tel Aviv. Courses would
include administrative tech-
niques, collective bargaining
and economics.
He said that the executive
council of the AFL-CIO approv-
ed the project at its meeting
earlier this month in Bal Har-
bor, Fla. George H. Meany,
president of the AFL-CIO, an-
nounced that the American la-
bor movement would provide
half of the scholarships, costing
$175,000, for the first year of
the Institute's operation. The
National Commtitee for Labor
Israel will provide another
$175,000.

Ordered 300 Jews
to Death, Ex-Nazi
Officer Admits

BERLIN, (JTA) — A former
Nazi officer testified this week
at his trial in the shooting of
300 Jews in the Ukraine in
1942 that he had ordered
the killings out of fear that if
he had refused to do so, he
himself would have been exe-
cuted.
Alois Huelsduenker, 68, said
that as chief of the Nazi
security police post in Berdit-
chev, he had been ordered to
liquidate the 300 Jews in the
camp.
Asserting that he knew he
was participating in a crime,
he said: "In my anguish I
thought of my wife and six
children at home. If I had re-
fused to execute the order, I
would have been put before a
special court myself and sen-
tenced to death by shooting."

Meet to Plan Program for
Henrietta Szold Centenary

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — For-
eign Minister Golda Meir served
as chairman at the first meeting
of the Israel Committee for the
Henrietta Szold Centennial. The
committee approved a series of
observances to be held through-
out the world, commemorating
the birth of the founder of
Hadassah and the 'Youth Aliyah
movement. The worldwide com-
memorative events will be un-
der the aegis of a presidium
whic7, includes Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, chairman of the Jewish
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5—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Frid ay, February 26, 1960

Cot. Gershom to Address Histadrut on
Tuesday; Drive Nears $200,000 Goat