Gharib's hospital on Tuesday, July 27 — and the Droubi and Saab households awoke to the ululation of joy. The mother, Mrs. Nabila, and her beautiful baby have returned home in perfect health. To them all, from the family of "The Woman's Voice," the warmest congratulations and good wishes...

• And there is another bud that dawned upon us at the beginning of last August: "Zeina," second child of Mrs. Widad and Mr. Anis Rawda; their firstborn is named "Marwan." The delivery was accomplished through the good offices of Dr. Suleiman Najjar.

"The Woman's Voice" congratu-lates the Rawda family on the mother's safe delivery and on little "Zeina" — who is, no doubt, as lovely as her name... But, we wonder, is she "Bedouin" in her looks... like her name?? And to whose lot did "the hen and the kmajeh and the hireling without hire" fall??...

• And on the twenty-fourth of the month of August there dawned upon us, in a storm of joy and laughter, the little bud "Layla," the heart's desire of her parents, Mrs. Lily and Dr. Albert Badre. Little "Layla" has three brothers: Sami, Ramzi, and Nasib — God keep them all, in the shade of her two generous parents.

A week ago Dr. Albert Badre declared: "If a girl comes to us, we'll give our friends a party lasting till the break of light... and if a boy comes, we'll make do with the moghli!" And here we are, reminding the father of his promise!

• There was founded in Amman, in the middle of last June, the Arab Women's Union, through the efforts of a select company of ladies and young ladies, at their head Miss Emily Bisharat.

The Arab Women's Union is con-

sidered the first women's political party in Jordan. Among its aims are: combating illiteracy; raising woman's level and preparing her to exercise her full rights as a citizeness; and finally, strength-ening the bonds of friendship and understanding between Arab women and the women of the world by founding branches of this Union in every Arab country, if that be possible.

The opening ceremony took place in the Philadelphia Garden in Amman, at which Miss Bisharat delivered a detailed address,

calling woman to solidarity and to work. Among what she said:

"National duty requires that we unite our efforts and our ranks, women and men, that we may be a fundamental force at the very heart of the national movement and the Arab renaissance."

Until she said at the last: —

"Let us women know that if we ignore our rights and stand aside from exercising them, we are gambling with the future of our country and dragging our nation down to the depths of humiliation and disgrace. For

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