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Bride-Elect Sets Date

Active and alumni members
of Iota Alpha Pi sorority from
all parts of the United States
and Canada are arriving at the
'Fuller Hotel today, to begin
the sorority's first national con-
vention in Detroit.
At the opening delegates' re-
ception this evening, the young
women will be greeted by the
national chancellor, Tessie
Hahn Weisman of Chicago, and
Bette Weinberg, Detroit alumni
president.
Business meetings will be in-
terspersed . with social events
over the weekend. A luncheon
and fashion show, of which Mrs.
Albert Perlin is chairman, will
take place Saturday at t h e
'Fuller, and Mrs. Morris Goldin
Ls in charge of - the supper
dance which will be held Satur-
day evening at the Wayne Uni-
versity Student Center.
Nu chapter of IAPi at Wayne
will be hostess to the group at
a brunch and election meeting
on Sunday. The new national
officers will be installed at a
dinner Sunday evening at the
Whittier Hotel. Mrs. Gerald
Goodman has served as overall
convention chairman.

Habibi Israeli Cafe
Gets Bobri Murah

NEW YORK.—A variety of
colorful murals by the well-
known artist. Bobri, will adorn
the walls of Habibi, first authen-
tic Israeli cafe, which will open
Sept. 14 at 227 W. 46th St., it
was announced by host Motya
Nemiroff. These murals will
form a fitting background for
an all-Israeli show consisting of
Zamira Gon, Hillel and Aviva,
Yahalomi and an orchestra
Which will play Israeli rhumbas.

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Aug. 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Morrey Kanter (Jerry Rose). a
daughter, Judith Frances.

Aug. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
J. Schwartz (Ruthe Dorfman, a
son, Lawrence Jerome.
* * *-
Aug. 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
K a r 1 G. Aronsson (Barbara
Rosenfield) of 10005 Nadine,
Huntington Woods, a daughter,
Ian Michele.
* * *
Aug. 20—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Noveck (Evelyn Sislin)
of Lauder Ave., a son, Morton
Leonard.
* * *
Aug. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Metter (L onna Reitman)., a
daughter, Michelle Adria•.

Army Issues Call
For Jewish Chaplains

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Mrs. Anna Berenson of Col-
lingwood Ave. announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Dorothy, to Morrie Lieberman,
son of Mrs. Sam Lieberman of
Pasadena Ave.
The wedding has been set for
Nov. 23, Thanksgoving Day.

Goldman Describes
Jewish Child' Weliare

MOOSEHEART, Ill, (JTA) —
Respect for the rights of the
child—for his mental, physical
and spiritual welfare—has been
part of Jewish tradition.through
the ages, Frank Goldman, presi-
dent of Bnai Brith, told an
audience of more than 20,000
persons attending dedication
ceremonies of t h e $1,500,000
House of God.
Speaking as the representa-
tive of the Jewish faith, Gold-
man cited parallels between
Talmudic teachings and the
principles embodied in the Unit-
ed Nations draft Declaration of
the Rights of the Child. Dr.
Daniel Poling of Baptist Temple,
Philadelphia, spoke for t h e
Protestants and Father Nicholas
Wegner of Omaha, head of Boys'
Town, for the Catholics.

Gottliebs Set Up Fund
To Aid in Polio Fight

A Very
Happy New Year

FROM

Pioneer Women Hold
Third Annual Seminars

Re-orientation of the Pioneer
Women was the theme of the
third regional seminar of Pio-
neer Women, held at Farband
Camp, Aug. 27 to 30.
Participating in this year's
seminar were Mrs. Jacob Levitt,
national first vice president; Eva
Checkoway, recently returned
from Israel; Arthur Greenstein,
national executive director of
Habonim; Y e h u d a H e l lman,
chief correspondent of JTA in
Israel; Esther Names, Israeli
working with Detroit Habonim,
and Sara Halperin, regional
chairman. Carol Berman was the
regional seminar chairman.

Hillman Foundation
Lists $42,500 in Awards

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
trustees of the Sidney Hillman
Foundation announced alloca-
tion of $42,500 for scholarships,
grants-in-aid . and prizes de-
signed to foster closer labor-
management relations and to
promote the cause of democracy
and world peace, in accordance
with the ideals of the late Jew-
ish labor leader in whose mem-
ory the foundation was named.
A $10,000 grant-in-aid was
awarded to the social science
department of the University of
Chicago for a two-year study of
school and college textbooks to
root out the teaching of preju-
dice and discrimination. Schol-
arships totaling $18,000 were
made to Brandeis and Howard
Universities; New School for
Social Research; New York State
School of Industrial and Labor
Relations, Cornell University;
Roosevelt College; and Chaim
Weizman Institute in Israel.

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Wednesday, Sept. 6 — Tea and
voters education conference of
the Mothers' Clubs Council,
2:30 Dexter-Davison branch.
"Peacetime Uses' of Atomic
Energy," lecture by Dr. Ken-
neth E. Corrigan, Woodward
branch.

by July 1, 1951, to fill the
quota urgently needed, it was
announced by the Division of
Religious Activities of the
National Jewish W e l f are
Board.
There are now 18 Jewish
chaplains on active duty with
the armed forces. Fulfillment
of the quota will place ap-
proximately 110 Jewish chap-
lains on duty by July 1, 1951.

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Friday, September 1, 1950

armed forces have asked the
American Jewish community
to recruit 39 additional Jew-
ish chaplains by Jan. 1, 1951,

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gottlieb
of 3274 Elmhurst this week an-
nounced that they are setting
up a fund to assist sufferers
from infantile paralysis and to
help in the fight. against polio.
The Gottliebs' daughter, Julie,
died of polio on Aug. 26, 1949,
at the age of 14. She was a stu-
d e n t at Durfee Intermediate
School and was a member of
ROSINK A'S
Girl Scout Troop 220.
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Besides her parents, Julie is
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Richard, Gerald and Alan Mi-
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Aug. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. chael, and her grandparents,
Character sad Tap
Marvin Markowitz (Isabel Lan- Mr. and Mrs. John Hayman.
sky), of 19313 Stoepel, a daugh-
ter, Michele Jan.
* * *
Aug. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Mentzel (Anne R. Wagman),
of Cortland Ave., a son, Edwin
in the
Aaron.
* * *
Aug. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob•
ert Feldman (Lillian Pevos) of
16303 Mendota, a daughter,
Nancy Ellen,
* * *
Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
'net Schumer (Gerry Ordman) of
Richton Ave., a daughter, Bar-
bara Ann.
* * *
Aug. 5—Ts Mr. and Mrs. Mar--
tin W. Joseff (Corrine Corman),
a son, Steven Howard.
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ip Raznick (Geraldine Scb.unier)
of Richton Ave., a daughter,
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Susan Rita.
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July 11—To Mr. and Mrs.
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Morris Eisenberg (Reva Cohen),
a daughter, Marcia Beth.
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