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NEW YORK — Labor
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have made and are making
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Throughout the decades
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on Israel's economic prob-
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South African Zionist Fed-
eration, argued that "with-
out a doubt, Israel's most
critical current burden is
rampant inflation, which
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As an antidote, Arkin
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Throughout modern his-
tory, wherever they have
been free to participate in
governmental processes,
Jews have been in the van-
guard of movements for so-
cial improvement. Jews and
Jewish organizations have
been prominent among
supporters of social secu-
rity, welfare, health, bet-
terment of working condi-
tions, minimum wage and a
myriad of other reforms. In
the battle for civil rights,
Jewish organizations and
thousands of individual
Jews played major roles.
In all this, America's
labor unions and the
American Jewish commu-
nity continue to have a
shared interest and con-
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For a generation of
immigrant Jews,
unionization led the way
out of the abject poverty
of the sweatshops and
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NEW YORK (JTA) —
Leon Dulzin, chairman of
the Jewish Agency and
World Zionist Organization
Executives, who recently
spent lTdays as the guest of
the Jewish communities in
Brazil, Argentina,
Uruguay, Chile, Peru and
Mexico, declared here that
the general political situa-
tion in most of these Latin
American countries seems
to be more stable and life in
the Jewish communities
more tranquil than in prev-
ious years.
•
The Zionist leader alter-
nated speaking in Spanish
and Yiddish in his appear-
ances at-large Jewish rallies
in seven Latin American
cities.
those same ends for
others.
Labor Day this year will
be a memorable and re-
warding event for American
Jews, for American labor
and for the world, if it is
made an occasion for reflec-
tion upon some of these re-
lationships and if it results
in a more earnest and
energetic initiative toward
cooperation between the
Jewish community and or-
ganized labor for the
achievement of peace and
social justice for people
everywhere.
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