Federation Women to Probe
Problems of Jewish. Youth

Problems of Jewish children and the role of Jewish social
service agencies in solving these problems will be the central
theme of "Accent on Youth" to be presented by the Women's
Division of the Jewish Welfare Federation, Thursday, Jan. 30
at Hotel Statler.
The day's discussions will take place at four panel meet-
ings beginning at 10:30 a. m. and

a luncheon meeting at 1 p. m. band died as a result of starva-
Two outstanding speakers will {,ion and exposure under Nazi
address the luncheon meeting treatment.
The panel discussions will fea-
ture Mrs. Harry L. Jones, chair-
man, Dr. Editha Sterba, nursery
school director, speaker, "Emo-
tional Stability in Children"; Mrs.
Benjamin E. Jaffe, chairman,
Samuel Neushatz, intermediate
director at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center, "Putting Leisure Time

MADAME SPANJAARD

which will be devoted to "Eu-
ropean Jewish Children Today"
and a general picture of current
world issues.
John W. Vandercook, NBC's
star commentator on "News of
the World," and Madame Alfred
Spanjaard, will discuss overseas
conditions, while the four panels
will be devoted to emotional
problems, leisure time activities.
Jewish education and vocational
guidance.
Vandercook, who for many
years has been one of America's
most colorful speakers and auth -
ors, has a family heritage in

Friday, December - 27, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Paso Twalva

MRS. CHARLES LAKOFF

to Work"; Pearl Devenow, chair-
man, Mrs. Charles Lakoff, "Jew-
ish Education, Responsibility or
Opportunity"; Mrs. Leonard T.
Lewis, chairman, Albert Cohen,
executive director, Jewish Voca-
tional Service, "Does Your Son
Still Want to be a Policeman?"
Conunielee Members
"Accent on Youth" has been
arranged by the Program Com-
mittee of the Women's Division
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Leonard Weiner and Mrs. Abra-
ham Cooper. Other members of
the committee are Mrs. H. J. L.

Holiday Requires
Earlier Mailing

Due to the New Year holiday,
a special early deadline has been
set for next Friday's issue of the
Jewish News. All copy must be
at the office by noon Monday,
Dec. 23. Photographs should be
submitted two days earlier.
Contributors are asked to take
into account the holiday rush at
the post office when mailing
articles. Over 100 articles were
received too late for publication
in this edition. When possible,
copy should be delivered to the
office, 2114 Penobscot Bldg.

Engagements

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Marilyn Gross-
light to Edward M. Blumberg,
son of Mrs. Oscar Blumberg of
Glynn Ct. and the late Mr. Blum-
berg. The bride-elect is the
daughter of Mrs. George Blum-
enthal of Second Blvd.,' and Sher-
man Grosslight of Boston Blvd.
Miss Grosslight attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan. The couple
plan a June wedding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L. Gold-
man of New York announces the
engagement of their daughter,
Elka, to Leonard Nudelman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nudel-
man of New York. The wedding
will take place in June.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Broudy
of Los Angeles, Calif., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Bertha, to Elliott M. Silver,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Silver of Pasadena.
• • •
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Weiss of
2492 Glendale announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Su-
zette Rita, to Morris M. Welt-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Welt-
man of Cleveland. The bride-
groom-elect served three years in
the U. S. Army and is now attend-
ing the University of California
at Los Angeles. Miss Weiss is now
attending Los Angeles City Col-
lege and will join her fiancee at
UCLA next semester.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. I. Adler announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Helen to Peter Goldstein, son
of Mrs. Yetta Goldstein.

Canadian Legion Plans
New Year's Eve Affair

Children's Program at 'Y'
Will Benefit War Orphans

A program is planned for New
Year's Eve by the Jewish Branch
362, Canadian Legion, at the
Shaar Hashomayim auditorium,
corner Charles and Goyea in
Windsor.
P.eservations are still being
taken for the festivities, which
will include a 9-course strictly
kosher dinner, floor show, favors
and dancing to the music of Jack
Burrows and his band. Admission
is $6 per person.
Henry Shanfleld is chairman of
the affair. For reservations, call
Barney Madoff, WI. 4-2951. After
6 p. m. Pete Lustgarden, WI.
4-7644 or Morris Mandelbaum,
WI. 3-8102 will be able to offer
assistance.
Parties of eight or more can
reserve an individual table. The
program will stAart at 9 p. m.,
with dinner served at 9:30 p. m.

The Social 'Legislation Com-
mittee will present a magician
and movies for chilaren at 3:30
p. m. this Saturday at the _Fisher
branch of the YMCA, Dexter at
W. Grand Blvd.
Admission price is 50 cents
plus tax. Proceeds will benefit
Jewish war orphans. For tickets
or further information call
TO. 5-2834.

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Name Jerusalem Street
For Leader of Agudah

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—A street
in the Sanhedrian quarter of Jer-
usalem renamed in honor of the
late Rabbi Moshe Blau, former
leader of the Agudas Israel. The
street is in an area where a large
Agudah housing project is near-
ing completion.

MRS. LEONARD WEINER

newspaper work' since his father
was the first president of the
United Press. He worked as a
reporter for the Washington
News, Baltimore Post, and as fea-
ture editor of the New York
Graphic before going on a pro-
longed tour of 72 countries, in-
cluding the Pacific Islands. Auth-
or of several books, Vandercook
is also a regular contributor to
Harper's, Liberty and the Satur-
day Evening Post.
Describes Europeans' Plight
Madame Spanjaard, an eye-
witness of Nazi atrocities and a
survivor of the Bergen-Belsen
murder camp, is making a special
trip to Detroit to describe the
plight of European Jewish chil-
dren. She knows first hand the
consequences of the past years,
for she and her family were pris-
oners of the Nazis, and her hus-

Brandeis U. Receives
$500,000 Contributions

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Gifts and
pledges of $508,000 to Brandeis
University, America's first secu-
lar educational institution under
Jewish auspices, were reported
by Julius Silver, treasurer of Al-
bert Einstein Foundation, spon-
soring body of the university.
Mr. Silver made public three
gifts to the foundation totaling
$255,000. $105,000 by Mr. and
Mrs. Allen L. Goldfine of New
York City; $100,000 by Israel
Rogosin of New York City; and
$50,000 by A. Shapiro of Boston.

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Frank, luncheon arrangements;
Mrs. Seymour Frank, seating;
Mrs. Milton Doner and Miss Julia
Klein, registration; Mrs. Martin
L. Friedman and Mrs. Sidney
∎Kalt, publicity, and Mrs. Max
Dushkin and Mrs. Maurice Pearl-
man, arrangements.
All Detroit Jewish women are
invited to attend the meeting.
Registrations may be made by
calling Mrs. Harry L. Jackson,
executive director of the Worn-
en's Division, TE. 1-1800.

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