38—Friday, March 8, 1974
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Wayne State University's
Faculty Committee Solicits
Allied Drive Contributions
A special committee,
formed to launch a more in-
tensive effort for the Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund than occur-
red in any previous year
among the Jewish faculty at
Wayne State University, was
formed to base this year's
efforts on a personalized ap-
proach.
The committee, headed by
Dr. George D. Barahal and
Dr. Leonard W. Moss, co-
chairmen of the educational
services section of the Allied
Jewish Campaign - Israel
Emergency Fund's profes-
sional division, has set March
18, the date of the AJC clos-
ing dinner, as its own target
date for completion.
Barahal said, " 0 u r ex-
panded fund-raising with
Bill of Rights for Commissioner
Shapero School
Graduates 47
Practical Nurses
JWV
BLOCH -R O S E AUXILI-
ARY will meet 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday at the JWV head-
quarters. The May regional,
service to the Battle Creek
Hospital and other service
dates will be discussed. A
social hour and refreshments
will follow. For information,
Detroit Police Commissioner Philip Tannian holds a call the JWVA office 559-
framed copy of the Bill of Rights presented to him by the 5680, or the president,
Department of Michigan Jewish War Veterans, for use by Dorothy Goldberg, 548-6850.
police headquarters and all Detroit police precincts. Distri-
bution of the Bill of Rights to Michigan courts, legislators,
law school graduates—and soon, all high school graduates JWV Appointees
—is a JWV project to call attention of the value of that
Local Jewish War Veterans
document in the perpetuation of American democracy.
Naturalized citizens also receive a copy of the document members appointed to na-
from JWV when they take their oath of citizenship. Shown tional offices include Arthur
with Tannian at the presentation are, from left, JWV De- Lang, associate Americanism
partment Senior Vice Commander Leonard Green; Com- officer; Leonard Green, co-
mander Joe Bale; Auxiliary President Ann Rubin; Chief of program officer; Jack Ber-
Staff Irwin Chodak; Past Department Commander Philip m a n , co-memorial officer;
Goodman, Judge Advocate Arthur M. Lang, Parliamentarian Robert Sontag, co-supply of-
Norman Moss and Jay Handlesman.
ficer; Neland S. Klonel, co-
scholarship officer; John
Nemon, co-legacy and welfare
fund officer; Iry Chodak, co-
program officer; and Philip
Goodman, historian.
Wayne's faculty is in direct
response to the United Jew-
ish Appeal's directive to
make intensified attempts at
reaching out among college
faculties. ;Our work .at WSU
is just part of the post-Yom
Kippur W a r campaign to
reach every Jew in the coun-
try, whether he is a contribu-
tor in past years or a new
prospect."
The committee hopes to re-
port a nearly complete Wayne
faculty camp a i g n at the
workers' report meeting on
Sunday where journalist Yael
Dayan will be guest speaker.
Besides Profs. Barahal and
Moss, Robert Broner and Dr.
Abraham F. Citron were in-
strumental in forming the
WSU committee. Other mem-
bers include Dr. Arthur
Brown, Prof. Louis L. Fried-
land, Dr. Julius L. Jackson
and Prof. Ralph Slovenko.
E. Thal is chairman
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The son of Victor Martin
and Mrs. Teddi Martin, of
Detroit, he was graduated
from the Detroit Country
Day School in 1965. Follow-
ing graduation, he studied in
California and in 1966 visited
Israel. Aliya soon followed.
He is a,citizen of the U. S.
and Israel.
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Martin studied in an ulpan
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after leaving the kibutz in
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brew University. He took a
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Being a tour guide is a
"good way to make a living,"
said Martin but, he noted the
training course is difficult.
Prospective guides must take
The 33rd class of licenseu
practical nurse students was
graduated from Sinai Hos-
pital's Shapero School of
Nursing Thursday.
Herbert A. Aronsson, pres-
ident of the board of trustees
of Shapero School, welcomed
the class of 47 graduates and
their families.
The new class brings the
total of Shapero School grad-
uates to 1,382 since its open-
ing in 1956. The school of' - -.
a 12-month program, -
classes beginning in Mat eiL
and September each year. It
was the first practical nurse
school in Michigan to win
national accreditation.
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17 examinations, a four-hour
final and an oral exam in
front of a committee from
the foreign ministry.
About one out of 10 appli-
cants pass the course, but
each year, the guide's license
must be renewed after he
take classes and trips. "You
have to be well-informed on
everything in the country,"
Martin said.
Martin talked about the
process of making aliya. To
begin, prospective olim go
to the Israel Aliya Office,
where information is dis-
seminated on jobs and types
of absorption centers and
ulpanim available to meet
the individual's needs. Pilot
trips are offered to prcfcs-
sionals seeking job inter-
views.
The oleh is met by an ab-
sorption center representa-
tive and taken to the center
where he will live for five-
six months. Here, he will
learn Hebrew and about Is-
rael, and he will be assisted
in finding an apartment and
job.
"You don''t always get a
job that you want or an
apartment where you want,
but you always get some-
thing," Martin said.
When thl six months are
over, the oleh is on his own
and is entitled to all the
benefits available to new
olim. These include bringing
cars and other items into
the country duty free, and
paying a reduced income tax
or none at all. Benefits for
students include tuition
scholarships and even spend-
ing money.
Martin will be in the De-
troit area through March 31,
attending meetings in syna-
gogues and private homes,
where he will speak and
show films on aliya and the
Yom Kippur War. For infor-
mation, call Martin or the
Israel Aliya office, 559-&755.
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