OIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, Ja nuary 19, 1962 — 12
Ben Zion Ilan Enthuses Audience
Author Lucatz
Speaks Sunday at of 500 at Histadrut Drive Ope
An over-flow audience of 500, corners from th
Histadrut Rally attending the official opening the Governor
"Can Israel Exist Without
Histadrut?" will be the subject
of a talk to be delivered at the
first Campaign Council meeting
by Dr. ,Noah Lucatz, noted au-
thor and lecturer, Sunday morn-
ing, in Room 111 of the Labor
Zionist Institute. Breakfast will
be served promptly at 10:30
a.m.
Members of the campaign
council, campaign officers, divi-
sion and trade
union heads,
branch and
chapter Hista-
drut chair-
men of the
Labor Zionist
Movement,
Pioneer Wom-
en and all or-
ganizations,
cieties have
clubs and so-
been invited to
.attend.
D r . Lucatz
is a graduate
of Glasgow
University
From 1953 to
1957 he served
with the His-
Lucatz
tadrut execu-
tive in Israel as international
secretary and in this capacity
shared in the development of
Histadrut's relations with Asian
and African labOr movements.
He is the author of several
books, including "Cooperation
in Israel" and "Histadrut in Is-
rael." He is presently on leave
from the Histadrut as an ex-
change visitor in this country.
He received his Ph.D. from
Washington University in St.
Louis in 1961 and is presently
teaching at Southern Iillinois
University while continuing re-
search on Histadrut.
Individuals attending are ex-
pected to complete as much of
their personal assignments as
possible and bring returns to
this meeting.
.
Mrs. Faine Addresses
Local Pioneer Women
on Histadrut Campaign
"The Role of Women in Isra-
el" was the subject of an address
by Mrs. Ruth C. Faine, head of
the Histadrut Tours Department
of the American Travel Associa-
tion of New
York, at a tea
given in honor
of Pioneer
Women at the
Morris L. Sch-
aver Auditor-
ium yesterday,
Mrs. Paine had
been invited to
come to De-
troit as the
guest of the
Mrs. Faine
Detroit Israel Histadrut Cam-
paign.
The meeting was chaired by
Mrs. Nathan Glenner, chairman
of the Pioneer Women's division
of the Histadrut Campaign. Mrs.
Norman Leemon, Pioneer
Women Council president, ex-
tended greetings, and Mrs. Chana
Michlin, vice-chairman of the
Histadrut Campaign, brought
greetings on behalf of the cam-
paign.
January is traditionally Hist-
adrut month for Pioneer Women.
This year the organization is
looking for greater participation
of its membership in the cam-
paign. Pioneer Women's fund-
raising effort for Histadrut is an
added tool for raising funds for
the Moetzet Hapoalot quota.
14th Century Scholar
Kalonymus of Arles, France,
14th century Jewish scholar,
scientist and physician was
commissioned by Robert of
Anjou, King of Naples to con-
duct a study in Rome of the
natural and scientific works of
lesser known Greek and Arab-
ian authors.
function of the 1962 Histadrut
campaign in the Labor Zionist
Institute Tuesday evening, re-
sponded enthusiastically to the
call for action in the current
fund-raising effort.
Chairman of the evening Sid-
ney Shevitz paid tribute to Mor-
ris Lieberman, chairman of the
Detroit Histadrut Campaign, for
his leadership of the campaign
for many years. Shevitz special
pride in introducing the guest
speaker, Ben Zion Ilan, Mapai's
deputy secretary general in Is-
real, who also is his brother-
in-law. Ilan, an American cha-
lutZ who settled in Israel nearly
30 years ago, one of the out-
standing leaders of the Israel
labor movement, has made a
distinguished record in the
fields of youth leadership, pio-
neering settlement. defense and
political action. He is a member
of Kibbutz Afikim and repre-
sents the kibbutz sector in Ma-
pai, the Israel labor party
headed by David Ben Gurion.
In his address Ilan stated
that man has not yet devised
instruments which can meas-
ure when, how many an
from where new immigrants
will come to the shores of
Israel. He stressed the work
of Israel's youth who will be-
come its leaders of tomorrow
and carry the full responsi-
bility for its security and up-
building. "Can the new immi-
grant," he asked, "be fully
integrated into the social
framework of the country?"
"This," he said, "is the pri-
mary role of the Histadrut
which considers itself re-
sponsinble to continue with
the role of integration of new-
Histadrut Israel
Summer Camp
Program in July
The Israel Histadrut Cam-
paign has announced the spon-
sorship of a seven-week Sum-
mer Camp program in Israel for
American and Canadian boys
and girls between the ages of
13 and 18.
The summer camp, non-profit,
educational project council of
Histadrut in Israel, will open in
July, 1962, at the village of
Kfar Hayarok near Tel Aviv.
An experienced staff of Amer-
ican and Israeli counsellors will
head the program, which
rec-
include all educational a
reational camp activit - , such
as land and water spo
el es
, arts
in conversational
eld trips
and crafts, and
o historical
thoughout Isra
sites and urb
d rural om-
munities.
Informat
regarding
unique pr ram can be o
by writi
to Histadrut
Schaefe Detroit 35, or
ing U 4-7094.
JOHNNY LEBOW
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from
Shevitz follow
Ilan's ad-
ress with an peal to those
o the organiza-
I they represent to
ti
come forward and support the
1962 Histadrut drive in unpre-
cedented form. A tabulation
of the returns brought to t
opening function indic
that nearly half of t
lished quota alre
reached.
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