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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - April 4, 1975, Indianapolis, Indiana25 per copy published weekly $12.50 per year a Indiana Lewi a a stand opinion shalom. Quot if you let the people Koiv they can a today is Friday april 4, 1975 611 n. Park ave. Me 4-1307 it. Multi a it volume. L11 no. Remember when styles change but people Don t. Some of these faces possibly at a Board meeting must seem familiar. The Indianapolis jewish historical committee would like to know who is in this picture. Call committee chairman mrs. Louis Fink at 255-9786. Or Call the Center. These pictures and More will be on display at the opening of the new jewish Community Center tentatively scheduled for May 10-18. Jef women s conference speaker april 17 is mrs. Henry . Aliyah figures decline 17 from Indiana in 2 years by Reuyl Daskal editors note this is the last in a two part series on Aliyah based on an interview with Aliyah regional director Moshe Anieli. Indiana is a discouraging state if you Are regional Aliyah director a in two years 17 people have made Aliyah. A so i concentrate on the universities a Moshe Anieli explained. In three states there Are 11 universities and about 6.000 jews. A it is easier for the Young people to leave America they have less Security worries. And the Challenge of building a new nation to be part of it and to help appeals to the Israel prefers american men with families rather than retired people though they will not discourage anyone. A men in professions with experience can contribute so much. More than even the israelis. With one or two americans in every department we can solve our problems. Quot russian immigrants come to Israel and they Are not a ahead of us. We need americans to sort of balance it out to fill the jobs and to bring their experience with democracy a said Anieli. Stories of the outrageous israeli bureaucracy scare people off but Anieli explained this is being worked on. The Aliyah bureaucracy has been combined into two area offices in Tel Aviv and Beer Sheba to treat each Case from beginning to end. Then there a that saying a israelis like immigration but not this is True of some israelis. Anieli says but he puts it in perspective. A Israel is a nation full of problems and tensions. The americans and russians get privileges whereas an israeli born individual or an immigrant from 20 years ago has worked hard and fought in wars but gets no privileges. There is bound to be resentment. But everyone who is getting these favors is giving More than they Are getting a Anieli says. A in the Long run Aliyah makes More opportunities for israelis. Only in the Short continued on next Page mrs. Henry Jackson wife of the prominent senator from the state of Washington will address the annual meeting of the jewish welfare federation women s conference on thursday april 17 at Indianapolis hebrew congregation the luncheon meeting and speaker were announced by mrs. June Herman conference president. Mrs. Herman said this year s meeting will be in the form of a a thank you to All Campaign workers and contributors and the Price of admission will be their pledge starts next week to the 1975 Jef Campaign. Election of officers for the 1975-76 year will be another highlight of the meeting. Mrs. Michael Maurer is vice president of the conference mrs. Alan Cohn is Secretary and mrs. Leonard Berkowitz is program chairman. Mrs. Jackson Helen is expected to relate information about attitudes and concerns on Capitol Hill. Senator Jackson seeks the 1976 democratic presidential nomination. Mrs. Jackson attended Vassar and was graduated from teen scene returns 2 columnists named the a Cindy teen scene is Back and it is with great pleasure that the jewish Post will feature the first column of the new team in next Friday s Issue. Joanie Grossman and Susan Laikin both sophomores at North Central High school Are the new columnists. Joanie the daughter of Audrey and Martin Grossman is a member of Temple teens is corresponding Secretary of Shoshana b Nai by Rith girls 891, and is treasurer of Counci Lettes. She has two Brothers Daniel 7, and David 17, and is a member of Indianapolis hebrew congregation Joanie is also a member of two social clubs at North Central. Susan the daughter of Judy and Sidney Laikin has two Brothers Danny 13, and Bobby. 11. She is recording Secretary of Counci Lettes and a member of Temple teens. She has a part time Job in a children a clothing store and is also a member of Indianapolis hebrew congregation. Susan belongs to two social clubs at North Central the a teen scene Quot will take on a Bright new look but your help is needed. Call Joanie or Susan with your news so they can better report what a happening mrs. Henry Jackson. Concerns on Capitol Hill Scripps College. She received her . From Columbia University and served for two years As Secretary to the medical editor of the Oxford University press. She then went to Washington dc., As a continued on Back Page for your convenience the jewish Post amp opinion is on Sale at the following drug stores Schoener s pharmacy 5601 n. Illinois st. Morgan pharmacy 1433 w. 86th st. West Lane pharmacy 7167 n. Michigan Saltzman to receive honorary divinity degree rabbi Murray Saltzman. Spiritual Leader of the Indianapolis hebrew congregation is one of five religious leaders who will receive honorary degrees of doctor of divinity from Christian theological Seminary april 10, during a special three Day conference marking the Seminary a 50th anniversary. In keeping with its ecumenical spirit and traditions t h e Seminary selected representatives of the protestant Catholic and jewish faiths for honors at the closing Public session of its Golden anniversary conference at 7 30 . Thursday april 10. At the cts auditorium. Rabbi Saltzman has served the Indianapolis hebrew congregation since 1967 he is a participant in a weekly television program a focus on Faith Quot which seeks to crystallize similarities and differences Between protestantism catholicism and Judaism. Among his Many activities he serves on the boards of the National conference of christians and jews the anti defamation league the jewish welfare federation the jewish Community relations Council greater Indianapolis Progress committee the governors prayer breakfast committee and just this year was named by president Ford to the United rabbi Saltzman. Honoured by the Christian theological Seminary states commission on civil rights. Others being honoured along with rabbi Saltzman Are sister Teresa Aloyse mount Sisters of Providence. St. Mary of the Woods Indiana Rev. Daniel e Huff pastor of Linwood Christian Church Indianapolis or. Grover l. Hartman executive Secretary Indiana Council of churches and Rev. Harold Glen Brown senior minister of Community Christian Church Kansas City to

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