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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SEPT. 12, 1947 the GoodoU ReaUunnt, 30 Lfay-fir Lebanon Valley Collect tajParent-Teacher Teamwork Ptnnsytvartia, tie following the (una. Fred Oehrhefdt is chairman of the Around the Borough Bruce Edwards Dy Committee. Edward H. Docraa ef II AdWr Vital to Schools, Says Jansen rise, a rlerfc la the Rrooklra 8v Mr.

and Mr. Arthur Goldstein 1 preme Court, has been named of 183 Beach 123d Belle Harbor.jchalrman of the annual dinner MEN'S FELT HATS by announce the birth of a son at Beth i dance of the Kings County Board El Hospital. Mrs. Goldstein is the of the Ancient Order of Hl- lormer Hermine Reib of Brooklyn, bernians, which will be held Oct. ent organizations are often most difficult to start where they are most needed in our lowest socioeconomic areas.

In such places the parents are often not sufficiently aware of the Importance of their co-operation In the education of their children or they have little I. Municipal Court Justice Harry Eppig and Councilman Thomas fX Miraoile will speak Sept 17 at meeting of the 23th Ward Tax- free time and are frequently un A close partnership between jar-j entl and teachers is a basic requirement for the solution of many school problems. Dr. William Jansen. superintendent of schools, declared yesterday over WNVC on the United Parents Association program.

"Do you think of the teacher merely as an Impersonal instrument whose service Is Included In your rent and taxes, or rather as a friend of your family an Important factor In your child's welfare?" Dr. Jansen asked, adding. "What a difference your attitude will make In the educational ers Protective Association in AND OTHER FAMOUS HATTERS able to pay even nominal member Ridgewood Masonic Temple. Bush-wick and Gates Aves. MEDIUM WEIGHT LIGHT WEIGHT 375 UP The Brooklyn Museum School Photography announces the addition to its Pall Jerm schedule of a 495 UP 1 course irf Home Movie Techniques.

The instructor will be Prank E. ship fees." Referring to Open School Week which this year will be observed from Nov. through IS, Dr. Jansen said visits to the schools bv parents should not be limited to this period. 'There are many occasions when a parent should make a point of visiting the school and should put aside all other engagements to do so.

Por example, when the child is examined by the school doctor, the parent should be present. Her pres Gunnel. The finely marie hall ire talesmen's samples, cancellation! and returns. growth of your child!" I -i 1 II The success of the school pro I "4 II gram, he said, depends In no small Mrs. Aaron Denonn of 13S Ja-j ma Ir a Ave.

celebrated her 8iHh! birthday with a party at her home. Mrs. Denonn was one of the measure upon co-operation between the home and the school. When pupils, teachers, parents (founders of the Ladies Hebrew ence will be helpful both to the and supervisors work together harmoniously." Dr. Jansen ex- family and to the examining if parents are plained, "philosophies, procedures, i physician.

Again. I I Pi courses of study, guidance and invited to a meeting in order that the school program may be ex Benevolent Society of East New York and is the only surviving charter member. She Is also a long-time member of the Brooklyn Council of Jewish Women and Is a niece of the late Bernard Midas, who was one of the charity commissioners of the old town of New Lots. school objectives are better understood and can be supplemented plained or a change In school procedure described, attendance and Interested intelligently within ii i should be regarded as mandatory Funds Are Presented to Cancer Committee the family group. "It Is unfortunate that good par- i by the parent," he declared.

i 17 i Three block parties for the benefit of the Brooklyn r- ,.4.. k.u v. I With more than 100 veterans or are sponsoring the event. The program for the youth of Brooklyn and Queens will be held at the 21 Instructors Added To Hofstra Faculty diiuci vummiiicc wm uc iicm wuigm, in unc numbers of their families calling They are being sponsored bf neighborhood groups, withupon the Brooklyn Red Cross each tu ct on-rs ri ot ov, of Ko tor major social service aid. Edward H.

Duggan uiumuua viun, i rruhpcci Hempstead, Sept. '-Twenty- Wett infl that for Nassau and I Good Assortment MEN'S SUITS -TOPCOATS OVERCOATS -RAINCOATS EXrERTLY TAILORED FINE FABRICS AND PATTERNS SHOES-FURNISHINGS MX AT OIR USUAL FACTORY STORE LOW PRICES MEN'S FELT HATS RENOVATED ON THE PREMISES FACTORY STORE 601 Grand Ave. Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Between Bergen St.

and St. Mark'i Av: Phon MAin 24)841 Store Honri Monday Through Saturday 9 A.M. to P.M. I I off'u, ir. at j.nh'.

lone new instructors have been f.rmcd Firemen's Post Americanl is appealing for more volunteers. 1 11 at the Hotel st- George. County land will hold a card party there on vrr, iratzpn rhirnn President Joseph G. Monarity of Legion Auxiliary, as general chair Brentwood. added to the Hofstra College lac Each session will start with because of a record enroll Oct.

1. the mms savx that, tho retiw i the A. H- announce the need for volunteer assistance exists! "'r p-w gurai a mass, and panel discussions win begin at 11 a.m. Each panel will few days. Last year the honor ment of 2,100 students for the Pall semester.

Six hundred and fifty in the claims unit of the Home When a call was received at the Marine Barracks of the Navy consist of two priest advisors and (Service Department, where former fresh len constitute the largest first-year group In the history of Hofstra, with additional transfer 10 young people, who will discuss various topics "through the eyes of youth." went to Mayor O'Dwyer. Serving on Mr. Duggan's committee are Hugh Begley, John L. Boyle, James J. Cunningham, Joseph Grimes, John F.

Hughes, Frank Lynn, El wood A. Lour, Denis P. O'Leary. D. Gilbert Sullivan, W.

Bourke Meagher, Alfred A. Duffy and Edward G. Lally. students from other colleges bring ing the new total to 800. servicemen and their dependents are assisted in filing claims for compensation.

Corps members help the veteran prepare statements and affidavits in support of his claim. Mrs. Kat-zen said. Often, she added, they visit friends, neighbors and physi man. She Is being assisted by a committee of high school students, Joan O'Neil.

Joan Butler, Doris Uhlig and Audrey Aulbach. One of the parties will be on Coyle St. between Avenues and U. and the other two will be on Himrod and Harmon Sts. between Cyprus and St.

Nicholas Aves. This Is the first time in Brooklyn that three benefits have been held on the same night for the Cancer Committee, according to Barbara Van Huelen, the committee's executive director. As a special feature of the Har Yard yesterday for a blood donor for a Gold Star Mother, 14 men volunteered within five minutes and five were selected to appear at St. Mary's Hospital, 1298 St. Mark's Ave.

today. The woman is Mrs. Mary Daly, whose son by a former It. Robert L. Gately, was killed at Okinawa.

Another son, Sgt. John Gately, was wounded at Okinawa. Calendar Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.

Titus of 951 E. 42d are among the weekend arrivals at Hot Springs, TONIGHT T-t-nJ ripaa IP cians to obtain affidavits support where they will be guests The presentation of scholarships ing the specific claim. Applicants Annual affair of Castrllano-Nunep. Post Until the middle of the month by the Men's League in Aid of uc 111 am rpnnoctprf tn visit Ur. V.l.on rmw jwi-whi iiirwiwiiwiwiwiiwiiiMii at the Brooklyn Red Cross, 57 1 o.

have taken place tomorrow In John Hirkey, vice-president of SMaJfTil! i mmmmmmmmiSmmmi Inter-Faith meetim of the resident! of the Manhattan Beach Veterans Hon-j inf Project, at the band shell on the project. 8:43 p.m. the Greater New York Savings ou Mayor O'Dwvers office, has been Bank, addressed members of the, Dr. jam McDonald, American postponed to Sept. 27.

mon St. party there will be a. special children's parade. Games niuuMMi juiuui v.imuiuti ui Luiii-, mpltlhpr niliwAmri.n riesuiar meeting or Kiatewooa utmn-eraiic Club, 60-70 Putnam 9 pm. -j 11 (hrM ana niusu.

ic.u. merte hi me giuup monwny mcei- Committee of Inquiry on Palestine. Former Appeals Commissioner Albert D. Schanzer, Brooklyn chairman of the speakers bureau rlu wil sneak at a meetinir Spnt 17 In the above photograph, left to Tom Allen, "Jaycee" president, pre of the East Midwood Committee WHEN OtJT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN sented gavels to pxst presidents Ed or the United Jewish Appeal, will ward Fisher, Walter Trum Jr. and conduct an energetic campaign in behalf of the Appeal durine the to raise $4,000,000 for a medical school in Palestine.

The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. I. S. Friedman of 143 Buckingham Road. William Slader.

Final plans were completed for a borough-wide chest Jewish holidays. Mr. Schanzer will speak at Congregation B'Nai, 3017 X-ray campaign to be conducted next February; a "Dimes for Toys" SEE TEEN-AGE PAGE for Teen-Age Charm Quit Glenwood Road, on -the first day of the Jewish New Year and at right, Josephine Pulgramo, Michael Lemmo and Jean Piscitelli turn over funds from a previous benefit block party to Jay I. Boxer of the Brooklyn Cancer Committee. Tic.

Melvin Shulman Post, Jewish War Veterans, will have its annual dance tomorrow night at Manhattan Center, 34th St. and 8th Manhattan. Proceeds arp for the post's hospitalization and welfare fund. campaign, which will run during Police LI. Walter E.

J. Hen- Congregation Shaare Tefilah of Kings Highway on the Dav of uir nexi, icw mourns, ana a of the 75th Precinct is con-prevention essay contest among from a serious illness at borough's school children. the nome o( hii daughter. Mrs. John P.

Duienan of 33 Tioea Walk Atonement. Court of Claims Judge Bruce fcdwards, ine uodgers catcher, will be honored at Ebbets Breezv Point. His home is at 735 E. 42d St. Mr.

and Mrs. James McGovern Tl will he American Legion Night Field Sept. 21, when 700 orphans will be guests of the committee arranging the event, for both the tmanuei ureenberg is general chairman of the Brooklyn campaign. More than 300 Catholic parishes in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties will take part In Catholic Youth Day, Oct. 13th.

Thirteen youth organizations In the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn of 354 91st St. announce the en gagement of Mrs. McGovem's sis. ceremonies and the ball game. The popular backstop will receive an automobile among other gifts and ter, Agnes Mary O'Neill of 351 20t.h to Gerard McKenna of 667 at the Coney Island Mardl Gras tonight and Brooklyn posts of the Ugion will be well represented in the parade.

A dinner at Feltman's will precede the parade and among the guests will be Deputy Mayor John J. Bennett, City Treasurer will be entertained at a dinner in 6th Ave. Mr. McKenna is attend Ii Spencer C. Young and Kings County Legion Commander James T.

Watters. A Fall program of cruises and a membership drive among Brooklyn and Queens boat owners will be mapped tonight at a meeting of the Rorkaway Inlet Division of the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary at Its base. Beach Channel Drive and i r.

i 0 ll i Ui V- i i llill A mm 1 A A Wm A B. 117th Belle Harbor. The National Conference of Christians and Jews is cooperating in an Interfaith meeting tonight at the music shell In the Manhattan Beach Veterans Housing Project. Speakers will Include Sperial Sessions Justice Matthew J. Troy, Past National Commander Archie Greenberg of the Jewish War Vrterans and Howard A.

Swain, managing editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. The meeting is sponsored by Manhattan Beach Memorial Post, American Legion; Beachhead Chapter, American Veterans Committee, and the Manhattan Beach Veterans Tenants Association. Joseph Gustafson will be chairman. HI' I 1 I ru 3 1 1 'ii Mrs. Mathilda Burling, national president of the Gold Star Mothers of lie World Wars, installed of-firprs of the new Windsor Ter I i -i I I i race Chapter at the clubhouse of the Windsor Terrace Post, American Leqion.

Mrs. Mary Hampton was seated as president, Mrs. Helen Donahugh as vice presi dent. Mrs. Mary Gilbert and MrsJ Anna Kurefc as secretaries, Mrs.

Fl II I Theresa Burgo as treasurer and Mrs. Mary Malone as chaplain. Kensington Chapter, Progressive Citizens of America, will hold a street meeting at 18th Ave. and 2d St. at 8 o'clock tonight.

Frank Scrri, borough attorney, will speak El Li and has titled his talk: "Resolvea That the Palestine Problem Turned Over to the United Nations for Immediate Settlement." a D-liCCIE uiin Mrs. Freda Stark Ferber of 107 Br ooklyn Ave. is on her way home from a four-month visit with her Special Purchase! ii LnaoiL ivmiu chin-up coat parents and other relatives in Palestine there. She had not seen them in 38 years. Mrs.

Ferber Is a cousin of Abe Stark, promient civic worker and merchant in the Williamsburg section. With her are two sons, Eli and Jacob, and her daughter, Mrs. Mary Berger. i MM' a JACKETS The Women's Chapter or Hias 3 will hold Its annual New Year's Eve dinner-dance at the Hotel Si Georee. Mrs.

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