Hadassah National Officers
To Attend Silver Tea Here

Mrs. Samuel Rosensohn, na- Mesdames B e n j a m i n Laikin,
tional president of Hadassah Jacob Sauls, Robert Lattin, Ellis
from New York, will arrive prior Fishman, Lawrence Fleischman,
John Frazier, Baer Keidan and
Seymour Kyte, and Misses
Sophia Schwartz, B & P chair-
man, and Anne Epstein, Junior
Hadassah.
Registration for the conven-
tion, which will be held Oct.
26 to 29, begins at 7:30 a.m.,
Oct. 25, and will continue at 8
a.m. on opening day.
Addressing the Sunday session
will be Abba S. Eban, Israel Am-
bassador to the United States
and Jonathon B. Bingham, as-
sistant director of the TCA Point
Four program. Mrs. Rosensohn
will extend greetings to delegates.
Monday evening's sesison will
be devoted to the Hadassah
Medical Organization (HMO),
and will feature the film show-
MRS. SAMUEL ROSENSOHN
ing of "The Great Road" as an
to the 40th convention of Ha- introduction to a pageant, "The
dassah in Detroit, to address Great City," written by Millard
members of the local Chapter at Lampell and directed by Mrs.
their Silver Anniversary Tea on Leonard Fox. Soloists, Mrs. Ber-
nard Lachs and Dan Froham,
' Oct. 23.
will be accompanied by Mrs.
Arriving with her will be other Morris Stein.
members of the national board.
The pageant will portray the
The tea, to be held at 1 p.m., work of HMO through the devel-
Thursday, at Atlas Shalom Syn- opment - of-its servcies and the
agogue, will mark the culmina- presentation of its slogan "Reap
tion of the local Honor Roll in Joy." Miss Helen Keller, re-
efforts.
markable blind and deaf scholar,
Mrs. Morse Saulson, Chapter will address the convention.
president, and Mrs. Morris
A fashion show, featuring Is-
Brandwine, Honor Roll chair- rael fashions on parade, will be
man, invite all members, con- Tuesday night's tribute to an-
tributors and new members to other Hadassah undertaking—
the 25th anniversary event.
Youth Aliyah and the program
A subscription dinner will be of education. All fashions shown
given at 6 p.m., that evening will have been designed by stu-
by Chapter and Group officers dents in the Institute of Fash-
in honor of the national board ion and Design, Brandeis Voca-
members. For tickets, call tional Center, in Tel Aviv, which
Hadassah office, TY. 8-8216.
is supported by the organization.
Mrs. Rosensohn, who assumed
Fashions as the new avenue
presidency of Hadassah at its for American dollars in Israel
Mid-Winter Conference in Jan- will be the show's central
uary. will be joined here by theme. A film premiere of "To
these members of the national Save One Life" will also be
board ; Miss Hannah L. Goldberg, presented.
convention chairman; Mrs. Ben-
Mrs. Helen Gahagan Doug-
jamin Gottesman, education; las, former Congresswoman
Mrs. Samuel W. Halprin, immed-
from California, and Maurice
iate past president; Mrs. Arthur Samuel, noted author and
Greenwald, Mrs. Rebecca Shul- journalists, will share the spot-
man, HMO chairmen; Dr. Miri- light at the convention's clos-
am Freund, vocational educa- ing banquet on Wednesday
tion; Mrs. Abraham Tulin, Youth evening.
Aliyah; and Mrs. Moses P. Ep-
Other convention speakers of
stein, Zionist public relations. note are Martha Sharp, called
Changes and additions made the "guardian angel of Europe-
in preparation for the conven- an children," who was the
tion are noted in the following: founder of Children to Pales-
Mrs. Leo Orecklin has assumed tine, Inc., a Christian-Jewish
presidency of University East committee for the rescue of Jew-
Group; Russell Woods West has ish refugee children through Ha-
replaced Mrs. Claire Axelrod dassah; and Dr. Kalman J.
with Mrs. Morris Brandwine as Mann, director of HMO in Israel.
convention delegate; new con-
Daytime sessions will feature
, vention committee chairmen are workshops and discussions, be-
Mesdames Harry L. Jackson, Ma- ginning daily at 9:30 a.m., in
sonic Temple arrangements; the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel and
Samuel Rhodes, Veterans Me- the Veterans Memorial Building.
morial preparations; Joseph All phases of Hadassah activi-
Newman, Sheraton Cadillac ar- ties will be discussed with an
rangements; new members of eye toward implementing and
the arrangements committee are improving existing programs.

Lowdermilk Meets Bond Leaders
At Israel's Huleh Swamp Project

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Friday, October 17, 1952

California Lt. Governor
Tours Israel Fruit Factories

Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, of
California, recently returned
home from an inspection tour of
projects and
factories in Is-
r a e 1 supported
with proceeds
from the $500,-
000,000 State of
Israel bond is-
sue. In Israel, he
sampled s o in e
citrus fruit
which is canned
Knight
with Los An-
geles-produced machinery used
at the Assis Distilleries in Ra-
i mat Gan. The factory has been
I approved to receive an allotment
of $112,000 in Israel Bond funds.

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Resort Owners Asked
To Outlaw Discrimination

NEW YORK—The State Fed-
erations of Labor of New Hamp-
shire and Vermont at conven-
tions in their respective states
passed resolutions calling for
state legislation outlawing racial
and religious discrimination in
the resort areas, after an address
by Julius Bernstein, Jewish
Labor Committee representative
and executive director of the
Boston Labor Committee to
Combat Intolerance.
Both conventions called upon
their legislative directors to push
for legislation designed to carry
out the resolutions.

Turkish Minister Tells WJC of Equal Rights for Jews

ANKARA. (JTA) —The Jews of
Turkey have and will continue
to have the fullest opportunity
to participate in all aspects of
Turkish national life, Fuat Keu-
prulu, Turkish Foreign Minister,
affirmed here.
He told Dr. M. L. Perlzweig of
New York and A. L. Easterman,
of London, representatives of the
World Jewish Congress, that
Turkey makes no discrimination

Scientists Assail McCarran Act
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Leading
American scientists, ,includilag
Dr. Albert Einstein bitterly criti-
cized the McCarran Immigration
and Internal Security Acts, as
well as the visa policy of the
State Department in the October
issue of "The Bulletin of the
Atomic Scientists.

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among Turkish citizens on the
basis of their religious belief or
racial origin, and declared there
is and will continue to be com-
plete equality in the exercise of
citizenship.

Rabbi Miller Given Emblem
By Jerusalem Municipality

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Rabbi
Irving Miller, president of the
Zionist Organization of Ameri-
ca, was tendered a reception by
the Jerusalem municipality and
was presented with the Golden
Emblem of the city. Later he
was given a reception by the
Jewish Agency and a luncheon
by Dr. Emanuel Neumann,
member of the Agency's execu-
tive.

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Rep. Celler Elected Chairman
Of American Red Mogen Dovid

NEW YORK—Rep. Emanuel
Celler has been elected chair-
man of the board of directors
of the American Red Mogen
Dovid for Israel, an organiza-
tion he served in a like capacity
in 1948, when Israel was fight-
ing for independence against
Arab invaders. Rep. Celler cited
the emergency in the new state
as his reason for accepting the
post he held three years ago.

Basic Training in Yugoslavia

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—A group of
Israel Army officers will leave
for Yugoslavia to study Yugo-
slav military training courses.

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OR leave from the United States Department of Agriculture, shows
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