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Women/Naamat, Israel's
largest organization for
women, focused national at-
tention on discrimination in
salaries and advancement
opportunities for women.
To highlight the demand
for equal status in the work
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place, activities were held
at high schools, army bases,
kibutzim, andeven at major
food and textile factories,
where women make up a
disproportionately high
percentage of the lowest
paid employees.
In Nahariya, three pro-
fessional women — a
neurologist, a high school
principal, and a sociologist
— discussed the rewards
and difficulties of profes-
sional life for women. In Tel
Aviv, hundreds of women
attended an all-day seminar
on "Women in Manage-
ment." In 15 Naamat cen-
ters throughout the coun-
try, Arab women shared
their feelings about the
woman's position in Arab
society.
To encourage research on
woman's issues, Naamat
announced the establish-
ment of an annual prize of
$1,000 to be awarded for a
scholarly paper relating to
the position of women in Is-
rael. Naamat has also been
influential in formulating
the first women's studies
program in Israel to begin
this fall at Haifa Univer-
sity.
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Making final arrangements for the second annual
Freedom Concert for Soviet Jewry are, from left: sol-
oist David Bar-Illan, Brenda Pangborn and Robert
Pangborn.
The Detroit Soviet Jewry
Committee of the Jewish
Community Council will
sponsor its second annual
Freedom Concert for Soviet
Jewry 8 p.m. May 10 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Chairmen Mr. and Mrs.
Robert (Brenda) Pangborn
announce the guest soloist
for the evening will be
pianist David Bar-Illan of
Haifa, Israel.
Members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra also
will perform in the concert,
under the baton of Se' von
Bychkov. The concert will
feature a world premiere of
a composition by David
Finko, a iRussian immig-
rant to the U.S.
A special photographic
exhibition, "By Spirit
Alone . . . Jewish Life in
the Soviet Union Today,"
by artist Bill Aron of Los
Angeles, Calif., will be on
display at the concert.
Proceeds will go to
projects benefiting Soviet
Jewish refusniks and pris-
oners of conscience. For tic-
kets, call Bev Yost at the
JCCouncil, 962-1880.
Pantomimist Zwi Kanar
to Give Performances Here
Pantomimist Zvi Kanar
will perform at a luncheon
noon Wednesday at the
LaMed Auditorium in the
main _United Hebrew
Schools building.
The program is sponsored
by the UHS Cultural Coun-
cil and Woman's Auxiliary.
For reservations, call the
UHS, 354-1050.
Kanar also will give a solo
mime theater performance
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