THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hershell Wais Named Head
of Local Israel Bonds Office
State of Israel Bonds pro-
fessional Hershell Wais of
Southfield has been selected
by the national Israel Bond
Organization to assume the
directorship of the Michi-
gan state campaign, it was
announced by D. Dan Kahn,
Metro Detroit general
chairman.
A native Detroiter, Wais
comes to his new post fol-
lowing more than 13 years
as a SEC licensed security
agent and field representa-
tive for State of Israel Bonds
in the Metro Detroit area.
Recently his campaign
duties had additionally
been extended to several
other communities in
Southeastern Michigan and
Northern Ohio.
In 1973, Wais was as-
signed by the national
office to head the Bond cam-
paign in the states of Wash-
ington and Oregon during
the period of the Yom Kip-
HERSHELL WAIS
pur War.
The new Michigan direc-
tor attended Wayne State
University, where he
earned a BA degree in
English and a master's de-
gree in education. He is a
member of the National
Association of Fund Rais-
ers.
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Bloch Heads New Bond Unit
Ivan S. Bloch has ac-
cepted the presidency of the
Metro Detroit Chapter of
the new International Is-
rael's President's Club.
The newly-formed Israel
President's Club is com-
posed of men and women in
three continents who pur-
chase $100,000 or more in
Israel Bonds to assure the
strengthening of Israel's
economic infrastructure in
1984.
Israel President Chaim
Herzog, agreed to give
IVAN BLOCH
recognition to the leader-
ship role of friends of Israel
who qualify for membership
in the club.
The new honor society
was officially launched
this week at the Interna-
tional Israel Bond Con-
ference in Israel.
Bloch is the immediate
past two-term president of
the Metro Detroit Prime
Minister's Club and both he
and his wife, Linda, are
top-level pace-setters in the
Bond campaign. Bloch also
serves on the Israel Bond
local and international
boards.
He is a member of the
board of governors of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah,
the board of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, and the boards of
National Men's ORT and
the Lubavitcher Center. He
is actively involved in a
leadership role for the na-
tional Bnai Brith organiza-
tion and is a member of the
executive board of the
Holocaust Memorial Center
of Detroit. Additionally, he
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is president of the Detroit
AKIM, an organization
providing care for retarded
children in Israel.
Bloch was honored re-
cently by Cong. Shaarey
Zedek at its annual
Israel Bond dinner where he
was presented with the
State of Israel's Peace
Award. He also was honored
recently by Yeshivath Beth-
Yehudah as recipient of its
Golden Torah Award.
His accomplishments
have earned him a spot in
"Who's Who in the Mid-
west," "Who's Who in the
World" and "Who's Who
in Finance and Indus-
try."
Bloch said that special
honors and tokens of appre-
ciation by Israel and the
Bond organization will be
presented to members of the
President's Club "in
gratitude for their
standard-setting participa-
tion" in the Israel Bond pro-
gram.
SANTIAGO (JTA) —
Chile's Jewish community
has requested authorities to
investigate a university
textbook containing anti-
Semitic passages as well as
the participation of Nazi
elements in a recent demon-
stration of a local Arab
organization, the World
Jewish Congress reported.
The Comite Repre-
sentativo de las Entidades
Judias de Chile, the central
representative body of Chi-
lean Jewry and the WJC af-
filiate here, discovered that
a booklet published by the
University Press, used in
preparation for aptitude
tests for entrance to the
university, contains vio-
lently anti-Semitic refer-
ences.
When your crowd of fol-
lowers applaud you so
loudly, Pomponius, it is not
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