(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
NEW YORK — Samuel H.
Daroff, president of the Amer-
ican Jewish League for Israel,
told the League's board of di-
rectors that there was a great
need to increase aid to Israel
to help Israel cope with its
huge immigration and absorp-
tion problems.
He also discussed the vital
role which Zionism must have
in Jewish communities outside
of Israel.
Daroff, national chairman of
the observance of Israel's 15th
Independence Day, which will
be sponsored in the United
States by the American Zionist
Council, urged the League and
the American Jewish commu-
nity to give fullest support to
the United Jewish Appeal in its
program of aiding Israel in the
transportation, resettlement and
absorption of immigration.
Dr. Natan Lerner of Argen-
tina, who came to the United
States recently to take charge
of the Latin American desk of
the World Jewish Congress,
conveyed the greetings of the
Independent General Zionists
of Argentina and described the
problems facing Argentine Jew-
ry.
Sir Barnett Janner, president
of the Board o_f British Jews,
was the guest speaker at the
boards luncheon session. He
spoke of the united action by
Jewish communities and cited
the work of the British Board
of Deputies as an example.
Judge Louis E. Levinthal des-
cribed issues to come before
the actions committee ,when it
meets in Jerusalem later this
month.
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will have a meeting, 6 p.m.,
Tuesday, at the Furniture Club.
David S. Mondry is chairman of
the section.
The mercantile division, men's
wear section, will have a meet-
ing 8 p.m., Wednesday, in room
-224, Jewish Center. Mar tin
Felder and Norman Wachler are
co-chairmen of the section.
The metropolitan division will
have a drop-off day, 10 a.m. until
2 p.m., Sunday, March 17, in the
Allen Lounge of the Jewish
Center. Nathan Rubenstein is
chairman, and Alfred W. Keats
is associate chairman of the di-
vision.
The professional division, den-
tal section, will have a fund-
raising brunch meeting, noon
Sunday, March 17, in room 278
of the Jewish Center. Sydney 0.
Siegan is chairman of the section.
The mercantile division, shoe
section, will have a brunch meet-
ing, 12 noon, Sunday, March 24,
at the Furniture Club. S. Rich-
ard Kotzer is chairman of the
section.
The metropolitan division will
have a drop-off day from 10 a.m.
until 2 p.m., Sunday, March 24,
in the Allen Lounge of the Jewish
Center.
The first report meeting will
be held, 12:15 p.m. Sunday,
March 29, in the auditorium of
the Fred M. Butzel Building.
The services division, linen
and laundry drivers union sec-
tion, will have a fund - raising
meeting, 10:30 a.m., Sunday,
March 31, at the Furniture Club.
Arthur S. King is chairman of
the section.
The mechanical trades divi-
sion, non-ferrous metals section,
will have a fund-raising dinner
meeting, 6 p.m., Monday, April 1,
at Raleigh House. Philip S. Min-
kin is chairman of the section.
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TEL AVIV — El Al planes
in Israel were grounded by a
strike of aircrews at midnight
Wednesday in a dispute about
working procedures.
Despite the walkout, airline
officials managed to send one
plane to Rome with a "volun-
teer crew" which will take the
flight to that city where the
passengers will be able to trans-
fer to other planes to continue
their trips. El Al officials indi-
cated they hoped to have an-
other volunteer crew to man
another flight to Rome on
Thursday.
The strike came as a surprise
during talks on a new agree-
ment between management and
the aircrews and the Histadrut
immediately announced it was
not supporting the walkout,
which it called a wildcat strike.
The immediate cause given
by the strikers was the appoint-
ment of two captains to prepare
flight manuals, a standard pro-
Cedure during the winter season
when a number of captains are
free to do such work.
A committee representing the
aircrews said it was not con-
sulted about t h e assignment
and called the strike despite a
Histadrut request to suspend
any walkout until the next
morning for more talks. It
was pointed out that the cap-
tains had been working on the
manuals for a whole month with-
out anyone raising the question.
After the strike began,. the
Histadrut sent a strongly-
worded letter to the strike lead-
ers, warning them that if the
walkout was not cancelled im-
mediately, the Histadrut would
call on aircrews directly to re-
turn to work and ignore instruc-
tions from the strike commit-
tee. The basic demand of the
aircrews is for more pay but
the El Al management has said
it was bound by decisions of
both the government and the
Histadrut to freeze salaries for
the year.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, March 8, 1963
Daroff Urges
Aid to Israel
for Immigrants