Women's Share in Israel's Creation
Described by Miss Zabari of Knesset;
Fashion Show Nets $150,000 for Bonds

Miss Rachel Zabari, one of the
12 women members of the Is-
rael Knesset, in an address to
leaders in the Women's Division
of the Israel Bond Organization,
Tuesday, at Masonic Temple,
described woman's role in the
building of the Jewish state.
Although outnumbered by
men in the Knesset, Miss Zabari
commented, and although the
women do the least amount of
speech-making, they are always
the pioneers in constructive ef-
forts. Women work in the fields,
assist in road-building, never
tire of even the hardest tasks.
In Tel Aviv, she said, there
are homes that were built en-
tirely by women. As a result of

women's efforts in the field of
infant welfare, infant mortality
in Israel has been reduced 29
per thousand.
Miss Dorothy Sarnoff, star of
"The King and I," included "The
Hora" among the songs she sang
at the bruncheon which preced-
ed the fashion show. Mrs. Theo-
dore Bargman, chairman of the
Women's Division of the bond
organization, presided.
It was reported that $150,000
worth of Israel bonds were pur-
chased or sold by those attend-
ing the fashion show.
Citations, expressing apprecia-
tion for their assistance in the
bond drive, were given at the
fashion show to the representa-
tives of Detroit's newspapers.

People Make News

Rabbi Herbert C. Brichto has
been appointed assistant dean
of the Hebrew Union School of
Education and Sacred Music in
New York.
The schools, part of the He-
brew Union
College - Jewish
Institute of Re-
ligion, train re-
ligious school
personnel a n d
cantor - educa-
tors for service
to Jewish con-
g r egations.
Rabbi Brichto, a
1950 graduate of
the College-In-
stitute, won the
bronze star for
outstanding Rabbi Brichto
service in the chaplaincy dur-
ing the Korean war. In addi-
tion to his new faculty post, he
serves as leader of Temple Sinai,
Englewood, N.J.
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LOUIS BERRY, outstanding
local communal leader, was in-
stalled as co-chairman of the
Jewish Theological Seminary's
national planning committee at
a convocation early this week in
New York. The installation was
part of the Jubilee celebration
of the Seminary's incorporation,
which also marked the opening
of the 1953-54 academic year.
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The National Young Zionist
Committee, the young adult
section of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America, elected a new
slate of officers for the ensuing
year, headed by HANS ZVI
WEINBERG of Yonkers, N.Y.
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Mrs. Alex Lowenthal of Pitts-
burgh, was designated national
chairman of the Women's Di-
ision of the
tate of Israel
and Organiza-
ion to succeed
rs. Moses P.
pstein, of New
ork, at the Na-
ional Economic
:Conference for
:Israel, which
. met in Wash-
ington, D. C.
Mrs. LowenthalMrs. Epstein, as
Honorary Chairman, will contin-
ue to work closely with. Mrs.
Lowenthal to mobilize the wom-
en of America in support of the
Israel bond drive, which pro-

vides investment capital to speed
the growth of Israel's industrial
and agricultural economy.
* * *
HYEM KRAMER, of Madison,
Fla., has been elected president
of the Madison Rotary Club.
This is the first time that the
position has been held by a
Jewish resident.

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Dr. LEO SZILARD, nuclear
physics pioneer, who was largely
responsible for the development
of the atomic bomb, has been
named professor of biophysics
at Brandeis University.
* * *
T h e appoint-
ment of Morris
S. ShaPiro of
New ton as
chairman of the
commit t e e on
university re-
sources of the
board of trus-
tees of Brandeis
University w a s
announced by
George A 1 pert,
Shapiro
board chairman.

Religion Still Strong Among Jews
In Bokhara, U. S. Correspondent Says

Name Truman Winner
Of Hebrew U. Award

Harry S. Truman has been
voted the Hebrew University
Bublick Award for 1953, an-
nounced Dr. George S. Wise,
chairman of the board of gover-
nors of the Jerusalem institu-
tion and president of the Ameri-
can Friends of the Hebrew
Uuiversity.
Over 1,000 leaders in govern-
ment, business, science and edu-
cation, including the presidents
of some of America's foremost
universities, as well as key fig-
ures from both major parties,
will see Mr. Truman receive the
award at a dinner tendered by
the American Friends of the He-
brew University on Nov. 12, at
the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria.
The Solomon Bublick Public
Service Award, which is granted
in recognition of "outstanding
public service to Israel, the
Jewish people, and all man-
kind," was first awarded in 1949
to Prime Minister David Ben-
Gurion of Israel, the only re-
cipient to date.

NEW YORK, (JTA) — There
have been changes among the
Jews living in the ancient city
of Bokhara as a result of the
Soviet regime but "perhaps not
of the quality and quantity that
might be imagined," it was re-
ported by the New York Times
in a dispatch from Bokhara.
The Times correspondent in
Moscow, Harrison E. Salisbury,
who is currently visiting Soviet
Central Asia, writes: "Bokhara's
Jews are still practicing their re-
ligion in their ancient way. They
are studying their Talmud. They
are still living on the same
streets and in the same quarter.
"If there are major changes
affecting the Bokhara Jews,
they relate to the professions
and to the youth. Under the
Soviet regime there has been a

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The appointment of Dr. Paul
Riebenfeld as director of the
securities department of the Pal-
estine Economic Corporation war
announced by R o b e r t Szold,
chairman of the
board. Dr. Rie-
ben f el d is an
economist a n d
business man
and h a s been
closely connec-
ted with the de-
velopment of Is-
rael, where he
has spent con-
siderable t i m e.
Rieberifeld For a number of
years he lived in England and
was a prominent member of the
Board of Deputies of British
Jews.

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brew for 8th and and 9th grades,
music instruction for all classes
under Cantor Judah Goldring;
brunches for 8th and 9th gra.des
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great reduction in private trade,
although individual artisans,
especially in a city like Bokhara,
still ply their trades. And young
Bokhara Jews, like Soviet young
people of other faiths, are tend-
ing to break away from the
strict and special Bokhara orth-
odoxy," the correspondent re-
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