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.Supermarket
.zoning Studied

A coming petition for a pro-
posed Supermarket adjacent to
the Hillcrest Heights shopping
center is being studied by the
Prince Georges County Commits
sioners.
The request for 10000 square
foot store bounded by Twenty
third place, Iverson street and
Twenty-fourth avenue, was
taken under Amusement yester-
day after a stormy hearing in
the Hyattsville County Build
ing.
A group of residents vigorously
protested that the store would
create noises and increase traf-
fic and litter problems.
Approved by Planners
Nicholas J. Oren. jr. attorney
for Carozza Properties. Inc.
noted the requested residential
to commercial change had been
approved by the Maryland Nat
ional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission. He said the
tract of nearly two acres was
best suited for supermarket.
His client would build three
houses on Twenty-fourth avenue
and install a fence and shrubbery
to screen the store from homes.
Mr.. Orem said. One resident
complained the store delivery
area would be only 80 feet from
her child'S bedroom window.
Two Pepco Projects
In other sections. the commits
lsionerS approved the use of two
lots on Mount Pisqah road, in
Adelphi Hill. for the erection of
Ia Potomac Electric Power Co.
substation estimated to cost
100000.
Also approved for the power
company was a planned SIS mil
lion development of some Is acres
at New Hampshire avenue and
Ray road, a terminal station
scheduled to be built in the next
five years. 1t will be the power
station for all of Prince Georges
and parts of Montgomery County.
The County Commissioners ap-
proved an application by the
planning commission to reclassi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

fly from rural-residential to in
dustrial more than 5 acres of
Kropps Addition in College Park.
The commission expects to sell
the II scattered lots in an in
dustrial area east of the Balti-
more g. Ohio Railroad tract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Special Purchase!

No name is known better than the label
still sewn on these gloves. Novelty ond
classic styles. Worth special mention.
the long gloves included. Some ore
hond-sewn. NyIon or cotton - 10th
double-woven White, block, wheat,
pink. brown ond navy in group Sizes
6-7k, but not in every style and color.
KGnn's-Gloves--Street Floor. Both Stores
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29
Local Talent
Scores in Little
Theater ShOu

Rockville Little Theater's pro-
duction of '"TWo Blind Mice" a
play built upon the remarkable
foul-ups of government bureauc.
racy, drew number of belly
laughs from its Rockville audi
ences last Friday and Saturday.
This is not surprising, since
any Rockville audience includes a
large number of government
workers ready to appreciate even
the most subtle pokes at the mer-
ry-go-round on the Potomac.
Charles James, an import from
Bethesda, played a strong lead in
the role of Tommy Thurston, a
reported with pixilated sense of
humor who contributes to the
snafu of 'lost agency"
His personality and acting abil-
ity carried the play over the
rough spots which cropped up
from time to time. In spite of
these, the general feeling that
came over the footlights was that
the cast was enjoying the play
every bit as much as the audi.
ence.
New local talent was evidenced
by Marion Sandsberry, from Hun
gerford Town, who furnished the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29

love interest for Mr.. James. The
Little Theatre should hang on
tight to Mrs. Sandsberry. She's
not only good to look at every
minute, but she can act, too.
Lucy Redkey and Jean Ever,
hart, well known in Little Theatre
groups in the county, outdid them.
selves in their roles as two sweet
old things guarding the lost agen-
cy. And Peggy Smith, wife OF the
director, j. Hodge Smith, gave the
needed touch of whistle-bait in
her part as rhumba teacher.
Our moment of sympathy came
with Alex Greene, who as a re-
porter had his most cherished
scoop" blow up in his face. AS
a whole, the various government
types were well cast and played
with enthusiasm and understand
ing.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29
Want to Be a Nurse?

Have you selected your career?
Are you interested in nursing?
Have you visited a school of nurs,
ing, or talked to a student nurse?
The Lucy Webb Hayes School
of Nursing of Sibley Memorial
Hospital would be happy to ar
range these opportunities for you
Appointments can be made by
calling metropolitan 8-4412, OF
writing to the director of nurses
The school and hospital are 10.
Gated at 1850 N. Capitol St, Wash
ington.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday. November ~. 1855

of the bride, of St. Paul, Mimi,
was maid of honor. Miss Cora
gene Marshall, Cleveland, Ohio,
roommate Of the bride at Bates
College, Lewiston, Me, served as
bridesmaid
Best man was James Cady,
brother of the bridegroom. Os-
car ]. See and William See were
ushers.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the brides
home at 9309 Rockville Pikel
The couple are now at home in
the Shirley Park Apartments in
Arlington, Va.
The bride is a graduate of Be,
thesda-Chevy Chase High School
and attended Bates College and
the University Of Maryland.
Mr. Cady attended Landon and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29

the size who made the reproduction and
process finally the size of the reproduction
where it be purchased and its price
than the information contained in this source
the in which the pictures selected worldwide staff
of working for UNSCO chose them from thousands sub
mitted from all the world threefod basis.
Importance of the artist second the Importance of
representative of the of the artist and third
the quality of color reproduction the criteria
With the help of these two Volumes the staff had narrowed
down worldwide 400 pictures Even the choice of
45 from this number not easy.
favore is not included please remember that the aim
give periods possible and
offer the widest range of choice,
After 2month period they will analyze the results to
which pictures the most popular and which periods subjects
appeal people Also the number of borrowers will tell
whether service should be increased We looking
ward doing folowup column this analysis next
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29
Bro Names Counsel

Appointment of Jervis Lang
don, Jr., as general counsel of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
was announced today by Presi-
dent Howard E. Simpson.
Mr.. Langdon will begin his new
duties on December /. He has
been, since 1853, chairman of the
Association of Southeastern Rail-
roads, and has achieved national
prominence as a spokesman for
the railroad industry.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29

st. Andrews Schools. He graduat-
ed from Colgate University in
June and at present is serving in
the United States Marine Corps
and is assigned to Officers Basic
Training at Quantico, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29

II, at 2 pm. The Rev. Marion S.
Michael officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white silk
gown with medium train and a
full veil with pearls. Her bouquet
was cascading white gladiolas.
Mrs. Mana L. Anderson, sister
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-11-29

Nancy Lou Lowe. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calarence A. Lowe,
Bethesda, became the bride of
Richard Carlysle Cady, Jr., son
of Mrs. Richard Carlysle Cady,
Sr., Woodacres, and the late Mr..
Cady at the Bethesda Methodist
Church on Saturday, November
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

Buduci su urednici "zajednieara" previse zaposleni sa
slaganjem ~sluzbenog glasna, brat Mandic imenuje brata
John 0vcarich, da vodi zapisnik ovog z~asjedanja.
Prelazi Sc ma eitanje ~izvjestaja Djecjeg Donna pc bratu
tajnikkae Djecjeg Donna hrata Frank Krasich. Dale brat Bella
cita pismo cd brata Peter Stipetich, einovnika radnika u
i vezi sa Djeajim Dompom Edward B. servov, pravni
savjetnik, daje slijedecu preporuku:
Nakon so su procltan prlmljenl lZvjeStaji glavnog
tajnika, predsjednika Nadzornog Odbora, ~izvjestaj Nadzor-
nog 0dbora, nakon pretresanja financijalnog stanja Die
sto je p~rocitan ~izvjestaj Odbora Djecjeg Donna, i izvjestaj
upravitelja Djecjeg Donna, nakon so su primjecene pr.
Boric predlaze a brat Mikan podupire ppredlog, da Glavni
Odbor Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice imenuje specijalni (po-
Djecjeg Donna Hrvatske Bratske zajednice u America, OBJ
zirom ma velike gubitke, koje financijalno stanje stalno po-
obuku u Domu; stanje opreme Donna; stanje nekretnina;
skrb uzdrzavanje Donna; njegova uporabljivost "a daljnju
trebno, u specijalno vrijeme u mjestu Des PLANES, Illinois,
i da Sc pozove %cjelokupni Odbor Djecjeg Donna, u~pravitelja
j TT tom on : p oa ed Sa svjedod HSatye bbi bio Hoje dru sgeee osobe, iii
osoba, clJe svjedocanstvo dokazi bi mogi biti cd koristi
ovom Odboru tie da sc ucini specijalne preporuke u vidu owe
istrage i da sc o tome pismeno izvjesti Glavni Odbor, sto
NadaIje Sc t~akodjer predlaze da Sc akcija (djelo) u
~pravitelja Djecjeg Donna u o%tpustaniu bio kojeg manifesto
nika p%rivremeno suspendira (obustavja) dok Sc izvrsi istra-
GO IT, d done nTps rspo y oypg o sdbos?;l koji Sc odbor sastoji
predsjednika, Josipa y; n: B~azdarits, tajnice Nsdzornog Cd
Nikole Hinica pravnog savjetnika, Edward B. Servov-a.
Predlog je lednoglasno primljen.
Brat Mandic izjavljuje, da Sc u uredu nalazi brat Tho
mas r. Balaban, prvi Deputy Insurance Commissioner dr.
gave Pennsylvania. Brat Balaban ulazi u glavnu sobu, pax
ovom zgodom Sc %cjelokupni Glavni Odbor sa casnicima die
u pocast bratu Balaban. Brat Balaban pozdravlja odbor-
nike casnike, tie napusta sjednicu.
Brat Bazdaric preuzima duznost predsjedatelja, tie po-
viva brata Michael Bozic, upravitelja tskare, da procita svo-
je izvjesce. 1zvjesce brata Bozc Sc prima do znanja.
Prelazi Sc ma raspravu pc %pojedinim izvjestajma.
Izvjesce glavnog predsjednika, brata Mandic, ma priied-
log brata Majetic, poduprt pc bratu HIND, prima Sc jedno-
glasno kako je podneseno.
Ma prijedlog brata skrtic, poduprt pc sestri Niksic, IL
vjesce .glavnog podpredsjednika, brata Bazdaric, prima Sc
jednoglasno.
Posto je 5 sati, glavni predsjednik, brat Mandic, die
ovo z~asjedanje urice trece z~asjedanje sutra u 9 sati u
Jutro. John Ovcarich, tajnik OBJ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
zAP|S NIX
Trece sjednice, utorak prize podne, rs. septembra 1856.

Trece sjednice, utOrak prize podne, rs. septembra 1856.
Glavni predsjednik, brat Mandich, otvara trecu sled
n1cu Gavnog Odbora u utorak u jutro, 25. septembra, 1886.
godlne, sa pozdravom. Prisutni su svi clanovi Glavnog Cd
bora casnci Zaiednice.
cd brata Tome Pancica IL Black Eeagle, Montana, odsiek
984, ~prijasnjeg odbornika Hrvatskog Bratstva u Great Falls,
Montana. Brat Pancic ~zazeljue uspjeh Glavnom Odboru
ma %njegovom :z~asjedanju, a Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici
stalni porast blagostanje.
PrelaZi Sc ma raspravu 0 izvjeStajima Glavnom Odboru.
~Izvjestaj drugog glavnog podpredsjednika, brata Mia
ma Vranesa, prlma Sc kako !e podnesen ma predlog brata
Belle, poduprt pc bratu Boricu.
Takodjer je primljen ~izvjestaj treceg glavnog podpred-
sjednika, brata Mate Kovacevica, kako je podnesen ma
predlog brata vranesa, poduprt pc bratq V!erbosu:
Zatim glavni tajnik, brat Bella, prelazi ma njegov IL
vjeStaj Gavnom Odboru.
Brat Bella Narodna - Pomona Zaklada: Ova "a
zakiadi nalazi Sc svota cd $50, 5ss. 70. Mi drHmo, da bi mogi
placati ~pristojbe "a sve clanove, koji SUI navrsii IS godna
starosti. Owe pristojbe iznasale hi mjesecno poprijecno oko
$125:Oo S time bi odai poeast nasim starim elanovima.
Brat Mandich po?iIyije glavne odbornike, da ovoj pre-
U raspravi o ovom pitanju sudeluju glavni predsjednik,
sestra Niksic, braca Bella, Hinich, Krasich, Grasha Mikan.
pristojbe "a ossmrtninu 50 centa "a uprave troskove ispla-
cuJu IL Narodne zaklade "a se one clanove, koji su preko
o 90 goa'i ias Sta1'' m meEoHho gl IA ho1de oa0o IN "a z 4as,; zna n3s,: ia Ii
cini "a one clanove, koji su p~rekoracIi starost cd 70 godina.
s.nid Brat nats1 Bella E saa Msjaja. d 7, b oo III izis Sj daljnjs Rlaa;
"a veliki broj clanova u kategoriji clanstva cd 70 godina i
preko te starosti.
laze, a brat skrtic podupire predlog, da Sc ova ~preporuka
glavnog tajnika usvoj, sa nadodatkom, da Sc u to ~pllacanje
Prima sc jednoglasno.
Glavni tajnik zatim cia slijedecu preporuku.
Brat Bella Zaklada Upravnih Troskova Wise izdato
nego primito u tn Zakladu je $24, 101.68. u Zakladi bo je
koncem juna cistoga $685. .16. Prenos nismo ucinili kako
je to Odbor odredio, nego to obicno cinimo koncem godine.
prenasamo svake godine $50, 0OO,0 90 "a prosle godine,
koja svota je ostajala u zakladi Osmrtnna pripadala je u
zakladu Upravnih Troskova. Isto tako smijeno prenesti sta
novh procenat IL Zaklade Osmrtnina u Upravnu Zakladu
svake godine. To nam dozvoljava drzavni zakon. Prosle 60
dine ucinii smo prenos samo go cd ubranih pristojba to
je iznasalo ~$58,68710. ia drzim, da bi Glavni Odbor mogao
opunomociti Izvrsni Odbor, da prenese u Zakladu Upravnih
Troskova svotu cd so premap otrebi, koja &c Sc ustanoviti
nakon zakljucka knjiga.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
zAP| NIX
Cetvrte sjednice, utorak poslije podne, rs. septembra 1856

Cetvrte sjednice, utorak poslije podne, rs. septembra 1856.
Glavni predsjednik, brat V. l. Mandic, otvara sjednicu
s pozdravom. Prisutni svi glavni odbornici casnici.
Nastavlja Sc S raspravom o izvjestaju preporukama
glavnog tajnika, brata Josipa Bella. Glavni predsjednik ma
pominje, da buduci je rasprava pc ovom ~izvjestaju pi kra-
ju, to da hi Sc ista rekordirala u prijepoldasnji zapsnik
tako da zapisnik Dude potpun o TOT raspravi.
Ma red dolazi izvjestaj tajnika bolne potpore osteta,
brata Ovcarica. On podnasa da Glavni Odbor usvoji ME
govu preporuku, buduci O tome pravla negovore, maine, da
Sc isplata "a bolnu potporu ostete, u slucaju smrti clana,
plati imenovanim bastenicima pc odluci Izvrsnog Odbora,
a ma osnovi tumaeenja pravHa Glavnog Odbora.
Pc tom pitanju Sc povela rasprava "a bolje objasnjenje,
tie Sc jednoglasno usvaja Ovcarceva preporuka, ko njegov
p~rjedlog, sto brat Mikan podupire.
Potion brat Boric ~predlaze, a brat Verbos %podupire, da
Sc ~izvjestaj tajnika Ovcarica print. Prima Sc jednoglasno.
Preazi Sc ma i~zvjestaj glavnog b%lagajnika.
Brat Krasic veil, da on nema ~preporuka, vc "a boJe
upoznavanje djelovanja njegova odjeljenja on prikazuje ka-
ko zadnje vrijeme dolaze sve veci kamati ma izdanja po-
iednih bondova, pax kako SUI wee neki porasi ma $3.50
kamata, cine Sc mi sluzimo kd ulaganja zajednickog nov
ca ma uloske. U suglasju toga on veil, da financijski odbor
radi, pax isplate bondova S nizim kamatima odbor ma
stoji da tie svote ulaze u vrijedne bondove pc nasim pravili-
ma ma vece kamate.
Nakon toga objasnjenja brat Mikan predaze, a brat
Hinic podupire, da Sc izvjestaj glavnog blagajnika print.
Prima Sc jednoglasno.
Prelazi Sc ma i~zvjestaj Upravitelja Pomladka, brata
Michael Grasha.
Brat Grasha nema preporuka, vec izjavljuje kako je
mas Pomladak minute kampanje znatno porastao do naJvise
visine, tie kako je ~kampanja dobro uspjela, kao turneja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24
ZAP NIX

Druge sjednice, ponedjeljak poslije podne, "a. sept. 1856.
Glavni predsjednik, brat v. ]. Mandic, otvara drugo "a
sjedanje u 100 sati posije podne sa pozdravom odbornici.
ma, casnicima cielokupnom clanstvu Zaiednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-10-24

Napomena:- Svi ~izvjestaji spomenuti u ovom zapi
niku, imaju bti objelodanjeni u Zajednicaru u tekstu (i
vornom jezku) kako SUI podneseni).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10
ROTC for Air
Participates in
Freedom Fete

More than 1000 Air Force
ROTC cadets today participated
in the annual military day, "Sa-
lutte to Freedom" program at the
University of Maryland.
Maryland Gov. Theodore Nc
Keldin presented the Governors
Cup. awarded annually to the
outstanding drill squadron in the
corps Of cadets. The cup was re-
ceived by Cadet Capt. Robert E.
Weiss of Springfield, Va.
Other area students given
cadet awards at the ceremony
were:
1t. Thomas A. Neal. 1906
Luxmanor road, Rockville. the
Alumni Cup; Kenneth B. Robin
son. College Park. Reserve Of
ficers Association gold medal:
Paul D. Lambrides, Laurel. Md.
the associations silver medal:
Hubert II. Bolick, jr., l4ll Sara
toga avenue NE, the associa-
Ition's bronze medal.
Also, Richard A. Smith. 1915
Jonathan street, Hyattsville, Air
Force Communications and Elec-
tronics Association Award; Rich
ard l.. Donnelly. 87l4 Geren
road. Silver Spring. Pershing
Rife Medal: Richard H. Melton,
$500 Hamilton street, HyattSville,
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Corp. Award; Capt. John F.. D.
Bowersox, Norwich road. College
Park. National Defense Trans
port Association Award: Glenn
r. Linsemmayer. 3l48 Belle
view avenue. Cheverly, Sons Of
the American Revolution Award (;
Capt. Edward L. Miner. TIA
Milestone drive, Silver Spring,
IVandenberg Guard Award. and
1t. Lawrence G. Larkin. 3ll3
Cheverly avenue. Cheverly. Per-
shing Rife Award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10
z Mechanics
Held in Theft
IOf Auto Ports

Two men employed as me-
IchanicS by a Bethesda auto
agency were charged with house.
breaking and larceny early today
after Montgomery County police
reported nabbing the pair leav-
ing the agency with their arms
full Of auto parts.
jailed were Louis L. Rollison,
jr., 20, of Route /, Silver Spring,
and William C. Tyner, %, of the
l1100 block of Old Bladensburg
road, Wheaton. Police said they
were employed by the Chevy
Chase Motor Co., 7725 Wisconsin
avenue, as mechanics.
County Police PvtS. Baird
Cowell and Warren Carter were
on a routine patrol of the Be-
Ithesda business district shortly
after midnight when the robbery
suspects were spotted. The po-
licemen said they saw the pair
carrying a load of spark-plugs
hub-caps ano other accessories.
The wholesale value of the al
legedly stolen parts was estimat-
ed at $l79. Police said the meu
offered no resistance when cap
tured. They were placed under
$500 bond each pending a pre-
Iliminary hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10

by the executive committee of
the Groom Committee yesterday.
Action of Report Deferred
At the suggestion of Attorney
James c. Wilkes, the committee
deferred action on a Subcommit-
tee report Analysing Mr.. Lewis
proposals for new controls on
population and density in various
types of buildings. No action was
taken to give the Groom Com
Imittee members a chance to
study the regulations and maps
next week.
The group heard comments
on the report. however. from
Julian Berla, architect. He sug-
guested a number of revisions
lin the Lewis proposals, including
less restriction on population
density in apartments and a
Slightly reduced density control
on row house development.
Several members of the group
also urged that firm policy posi-
Itions be reached on proposals
to reduce the density and height
Iof big buildings that will go up
in the future. These proposals
ARE the most controversial of
the Lewis recommendations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Independent Order OF
B'nai Birth Supreme Lodge
concludes its meeting in
Hotel Statler.
The Highway Transpor-
tation Congress winds UP
its session in the Mayflower
Hotel.
The Operations Research
Society Of America contin-
ues its three-day meeting
in the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The Maryland Delaware
Water and Sewerage AS
ISOLATION meets in the Will
lard Hotel.
The National Association
OF Sheet Metal Contractors
continues its meetings in
the Shoreham Hotel.
The National Rivers and
Harbors Congress opens a
three-day meeting in the
Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10
40, ASKS
GOV. STANLEY FOR
CONFEDERATE SHIRT

SLANT. Va. May 10 tP).--
John Sailing. one Of the
South's three surviving vet
Grams of the Civil War, says
he'd like Gov. Thomas B.
Stanley to send him a Con-
federate shirt for his 10th
birthday Tuesday.
IF / got the shirt, it would
give me a full uniform, Mr..
Sailing said yesterday. He
also expressed the wish for
a birthday cake.
Mai. w. c. Thomas of the
Virginia State police in
Richmond is scheduled TO
present Sailing with a 10
gallon hat as a birthday gift.
Mr.. Sailing said he's doing
front porch farming on his
23-acre property. referring
to his directing the labor Of
others living on the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10

Seen
McKeldin Reported
Ready to Replace 3

ANNAPOLIS, May 10 (Spe-
IciaD Gov. McKeldin is reported
about ready to replace the three
members Of the State Roads
Commission, possibly before
June /.
The name of Robert o. Bon
nell. Baltimore, has figured
prominently in speculation as a
successor to Commission Chair
man Russell H. Mccain. Some
quarters reported the chairman's
salary will be raised from $15.-
000-equal to the Governor's-to
$4,000 a year.
Several commission reorgan-
lization bills have been defeated
in recent sessions of the legisla-
ture. At the session earlier this
year. one of the bills defeated
would have given the chairman
more authority, with other men,
bers serving more-or less in adj
Ivisory capacities.
Lacking any change in the law,
the reported reorganization now
pending would merely be a re-
placement of personnel with the
setup remaining unchanged. an
Authoritative source said. The
other two commission members
are Edgar T. Bennett and Bram-
well Kelly.
The Governors Office declined
to comment on the reports.
Gov. McKeldin has indicated
previously he was considering a
commission shakeup. The State
roads administration has been
under fire in recent political
campaigns and figured in land
prof1teering scandals last year
involving former Right-of-Way
Engineer Ben Du Pre-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-10

Everything the chiefs Of medi-
cine have said you've read"
He was referring TO the feud
between the medical officers and
DR.. P. A. E. Stebbing, hospital
manager, and Health Director
Daniel l.. Seckinger.
This is amazing" said Mr..
Dodge. as he looked at the adj
missions room.
Five-HOur Wait
you wouldn't think such con-
ditions could exist in a modern
city hospital" added DR.. Joseph
Fazekas, chief Of the medical
staff.
1.-THE next patient on the emer-
gency list to be examined has
had to wait five hours" said DR..
Lawrence Phillips, admissions
officer.
This admission Office is bet
ter suited for a barn." declared
DR.. Fazekas.
II fully intend to write to
Congress. This is a disgrace,
decided Mr.. Dodge.
Actually. Hospital Day was
planned as part of the Nation
wide observance of Hospital
Week, which ends Saturday.
In a ceremony yesterday after
non, three women were cited
for giving over rs years Of serv-
ice at the hospital. They are
Mrs. Frances Norton Of the
American Legion Auxiliary. Miss
A. Barbara Wiegand. Lutheran
Inner Mission Society, and Mrs.
Charles H. Thompson of the
United Church Women of
Greater washington.