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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

ANDREWS AREA-2-bedrm. bunga-
low. Expand: attic. $3.50 dn. FLA,
VA no dn. Low mo; pymtsa .ooo
JOE JACOBS REALTY RE. 6-59O9
ANDREWS AREA
It's True. q 4-bedrm., detached
home with bsmt., all brick. nice
size yard, near shopping. schools,
etc. VA or FILA financing. under
500 per mo. pays all.
w. ". M. REALTY. INC,
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Bancroft

Realty, Inc. HUI. 1900
SPLIT-BRICK = This immaculate
antique brick home. with 4 bed.
rooms, 8 complete baths, 20x2C
family room. separate dtnine
room and screened porch. is the
best buy in Mclean. for only
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
7 CORNERS REALTY. INC.
401 Arlington Blvd. JE. 3-0550
SPRINGFIELD = OWNER. Split.
level. 3 b.r., ~ baths, rec. rm;,
ftrepl., patio, garage. Assume AZ r.
81 mortE.. or low On. FLA.
Call aft. 1880 pm. weekdays,
CT. 6-Sl3l.
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MONTGOMERY REALTY CO.

RoCKvILLE-ROCKLAND = S-bed-
rm. brk. bsmt. FLA, $1,000 Va
cant. r. L. SMITH Realtors. GA.
| 4-771l, GA, 4-S79S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

LANDOVER - 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
Cape Cod on lge. lot. This home is
only 6 years old and like new.
Banner Sales APP, 7-4646
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CHENERL1-All-b rec. nm, 3
bedrms., Ia bath, sep din. rm.,
eat-in kit. Assume 4l2cs loan. no
dn Dymt S135 mo 434 -a216
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BETHESDA
REDUCED $4,000
REALTORS
BETHESDA

PRICED 10 SELL
Eix-room brick rambler in estAb
neiEhborhood. 2 fun baths, hug
kit, encl. porch. full bsmt. Beau
tiful corner lot. Close to school
and shopping. Vacant. Good terms
z. M. FRY CO.. OIL. 6-73S3, ewes
OIL, 2-7SRn
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LANDovER HILLS - This lovely
3 nice bedrms., a 4th one pos
sibie, de luxe kit, q Woodworking
frepl. in rec. rm., q spruce-pan-
eled bsmt. with q fun bath. A
most unusual home already FLA
appraised. Just $4,000 and worth
every cent Of 1t.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COLEsvnLE AREA bedrm. new
brick Cape Cod. ~ baths. rec.
rm. Low eos. Closed Sat. Also
2 others. BY OWNER. 5s7-070O.
EASY TERMS on terrific home
in the Springbrook areal -. Brk.
center hall split, 3 or 4 bedrms,,
baths, rec; rm., garage. $40, 300.
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GAIIHERSBURG
LARGE WOODED LOT with 3-bed'
room. "a bath home. Good buy
at SIC, 800.
RETIREMENT HOME. center o.
town. Neat and clean. garder
SPACE, $4,000.
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SHANNON & LUCHS

CONGRESSIONAL CLUB AREA =
2h-acre estate. Sparkling new A.
bedrm. home with all the trim
nings. Den. recreation and Flor
ida rooms. A must for those who
can afford the best. Call LEGUM
4 GERBER. OIL. 6-5767. Ewes
TE 4-11S2
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OLD COLONIAL
20 ACRES

Authentic older home on high eleva-
ton featuring 8 bedrms.. 4 baths,
huge liv. rm. and din. rm., 3
p0fcheS, small guest cottage,
fenced and cross-fenced. Needs
paint, ideal small estate in the
sos.
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PARKER

BELEOIR
Is only 7 miles away from this
3-bedrm. home situated on a nice
level fenced lot. 24xl3k II. Nv.
kit, nice patio, bath. Quiet
street and only = yrs. old. Assume
sellers loans with payments of
about SlOq per mo. Full rrice
Si6,75O. For appt, to see, call
Town & Country
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BEERS bHOo.' REhIlOtto
CHEVY CHASE
Waffle GALORE

Brick rancher. 8 twin-size bedrms.
2 full baths. fully equip. table
space kit, firepl. in liv. rm. snc
rec. rms, Wv. carpets, drape'
and &C, gar, beautifully land
scaped lot with secluded patio
and pond, assume large loan
priced in mid-20s.
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I. II. lewis 949-4330

BETHESDA-Lux Manor. Williams.
burg Colonial on 25-acre wooded
lot with 4 bedrms. on one leye
plus rec. rm.. LIST floor powder
rm., 2 baths. huge family kit.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEYS AP. 7-S0eC
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ARLINGTON
FOUR BEDROOMS

Seldom are we able to offer q
S SrIiN h price @ Of $i7.sS6 with At.
tractive financing. No traffic haz-
ards on this dead-end street with
lovely view. Family dining room,
bright cheerful basement. Popular
residential neighborhood. st. AIMS
Parish. Call IA. 7-9300. 1900
Wilson blvd. We accept trades.
Try Arlington First
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

BETHEsDA-Brick rambler beauty
Near Medical Center. Sparkling
clean and loaded with charm
Lovely living and dining rms. ex-
cellent kitchen with modern appli-
ances and breakfast area. 8 fine
bedrms, and 2 tile baths. Play I'm.
In bright full bsmt. Priced at only
S27,950 and a wonderful value,
Call our uptown office til pm
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THOMPSON Co, JU. $4,000

HIGH ON A KNOLL-Custom brick
rancher overlooks entire area. 8
rm. plus Amazing 43-ft. paneled
rec. rm. with ground-level exit
to patio. S24,250.
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
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BETHESDA, S17,950 = immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler, firepl., full
bsmt. unfinished rec. rm. and
II bath, " blk. to elem. school
Assume lge. 41aTs loan.
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Chevy Chase, Md.
5 Bedrms., 312 Baths
$40 500

CHEVY CHASE VIEW - 4-bedrm.
2-bath brick home. Rear yard
fenced and graced BY lovely dog
woods. SCI, $50. FLA or conven-
tionel terms. Early occupancy
BEERS BROS, REALTORS
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BETHESDA, st, James Parish-Ex-
cellent home for young family
with its bdrm. and bath on first
nm, kitchen with eating space. 2
bedrms. and bath on .2nd. Full
basement. Can be bought FHA-
low 20s.
BOGLEY OIL. $1,000
zoos WIS. AVE. TIL 9 PM.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Gendarmes
Get Walker
SafetyAward

The East Cleveland Police De-
partment has been awarded the
Walker Safety Award for hav-
ing rendered meritorious serv-
ice for the public welfare by
materially reducing traffic ac-
cidents, fatalities, and promot-
ing highway safety in the COM
munity during the year. This
award should encourage law en-
forcement officers to continue
their splendid work and to be
constantly alert in promoting
safe motoring to the American
public" asserted Police Chief
H. S. Weaver.
The National Police Officers
Association of America which
made the award, built the Ma
tional Police Hall of Fame and
Museum, as a memorial to law
enforcement officers killed in
the line of duty.
1t is located on u. s. Al be-
tween Sarasota, Florida and
Fort Myers.
"Should any local citizens be
driving that way. it is my hope
they drop in and see this Ma
tional memorial" Weaver said.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

"Spring- -Tasia" comes TO
Shaw High School Friday, May
18th. This is the Spring con-
cert as presented by the
schools performing musical or
ganizations; the band, the
choir, the glee club, the mixed
chorus and the orcestrh. Two
hundred performers will be
represented in these groups.
The concert will again be
presented in a "garden-party"
with the Shaw gym trans
/ formed to this by placing
tables and chairs on the entire
floor area. Many potted red
geraniums will add to the color
of the concert hall.
All tables will be reserved
and must be obtained in ad-
vance at the Music Office, Sec
ond floor of Korb Center.
"Spring-Tasia" will be pro-
gram of music Of various types.
| The vocal music will be directed
by Miss Judith Warren and the
| instrumental music by S. Rob-
ert Fraser.
Rousing Selections
The Mixed Chorus, a choir
composed primarily of sopho-
more students, will open the
concert with some rousing, gay
choral selections guaranteed to
spread spring fever, even to
those who have not yet caught
the bug.
The Girls Chorus will take
over at this point singing a
beautiful selection from the
oratorio, Elijah"
The soprano solo in the Ne
gro spiritual Balm in Gilead, y
will be sung by Mary Boone,
The girls then continue their
section of the program with a
number from the current fav-
orite Broadway musical, West
Side Story"
The choral highlight Of
"Spring-Tasia" will be the ap-
pearance of the Shaw Choir, a
group composed of 90 voices. The
first section Of the Choir's pro-
gram is composed of sacred
music, one Of them being the
inspiring Lacrymosa, DAY of
Mourning, Day of Sorrow from
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Shaw Spring Concert to
Feature 200 Musicians

the Requiem" by Mozart.
The remaining half Of the
Choir's numbers are Of a light
jazzy "foot-tapping" nature. Al
this time the audience will have
an opportunity to = hear the
numbers which were so enthu.
siastically received at the Lake
Erie League and Brush SHAW
Festivals. The music presented
here travels through the me-
diums Of the 10th century mad
rigal, the heart-warming negro
spiritual; and finally, the ever
popular Broadway musical.
Violin SOlOist Featured
The Shaw Orchestra, having
just completed its successful
part in the show LII Abner'
turns to music of Monti, Rich
ard Rodgers, Don Gillis and
Offenbach for program mate
rial. They will feature the tai
ented senior violinist Gayle
Vogler as soloist, playing the
fiery gypsy music of the
"Czardes."
The entire musical score from
this years movie success "Flow-
er Drum Song" will also be
performed,
1t is interesting to note that
the Shaw Orchestra has been
engaged to be the pit orchestra
for Wickliffe High Schools
production Of "Li'l Abner" la
ter in the month.
Highlight Movie Music
The colorful Shaw Band will
highlight music from the Ac-
ademy Award prize winning
picture West Side Story" They
will play the entire Bernstein
score from this show. The clas-
sizes will be represented in their
performance Of the Overture
from the opera "Rienzi" by
Richard Wagner. The large
flute section in the band will be
featured in Clare Grundman's
new composition "Flutation."
Tickets for "Spring-Tasia"
are 81 for adults and so cents
for all students. The cost of
reserving a table is 81 with a
minimum Of four admissions
per table. Reserve your table
early at the Music Department
of Shaw High School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Church PIanner
IS Kiwanis
Club Speaker

Rev. Lyle f. Schaller, direc-
tor of the Regional Church
Planning Office, will be the
speaker at East Cleveland ki-
wants Club meeting Monday
noon at the East Cleveland
YMCA.
Rev. Schaller vii describe the
work Of the organization which
is currently studying the needs
Of a number Of Protestant
churches in this area. This ac-
tivity is being supported by
major denominations in a
seven-eounty area of northern
Ohio.
His talk will he entitled
Factors for Change and Sta
bility in East Cleveland"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

WHEREAS, East Clevelands civic pride has
always been an outstanding asset to fine
community, and
WHEREAS, individual, group, and public ef-
forts are desirable to maintain East Cleveland's
reputation as bright, attractive, and healthy
community and a desirable place in which to live,
and
WHEREAS, continued cooperation and effort
in achieving worthwhile objectives always yield
tangible and beneficial results, and
WHEREAS, the annual Greater Cleveland
Cleanup Campaign affords another opportunity
for concerted community effort.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Paul w. Broer, Pres
ident of the Commission of the City Of East
Cleveland, do hereby designate the period from
May 5th through May 18th as TIE East Cleveland
Clean-Up Fix-Up, Paint-Up Campaign, and urge
all citizens and organizations to take active
part in this constructive program for community
betterment not only during these special days but
throughout the year.
Paul W. Broer President (Signed)
East Cleveland City Commission
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Shaw, Senior
Gets $500
Teacher Grant

Amy Klein, \ Shaw High
Senior, will be the guest of the
East Cleveland Education AS
sociation at its annual banquet
tonight in the Kirk Junior High
Cafeteria.
Miss Klein, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Jonas Klein, 1866
Fifth ave, will receive a 5000
scholarship from the teachers
at the event. This is the result
of her winning essay entry on
The Goals of a Teacher"
The teachers dinner program
will feature Prof. Harry l..
Ridenour of Baldwin-Wallace
College faculty. He will discuss
and sing Ohio folk songs.
1t is said that Prof. Ridenour
has the largest Ohio folk song
library in the state and he is
a noted national speaker on the
subject.
Miss Klein is a member Of
Shaw's Future Teachers AS
sociation and is member of
the National Honor Society,
catalina Swim Club, Pepettes
and the Girls Athletic Associa-
ton.
According to Mrs. Ruby o.
son, sponsor of Shaw's Future
Teachers group, the statewide
club is a main source of teacher
supply for Ohio's growing
school enrolment.
1t is estimated that there are
$50 Eta chapters with more
than 10000 members in the
state.
At Shaw the chapter main
tains an average of 35 men,
bers who do tutoring and par
ticipate in actual classroom
teaching in the elementary
schools.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
81 Million Apartment
Passes First Hurdle

A new height variance to per-
nit erecting buildings up to
$50 feet was okayed by the
East Cleveland Board of APP
peals Tuesday to allow con-
struction Of a proposed 22-suite
high rise apartment.
The elaborate project, itself
was given the blessing of the
Board, also.
Both decisions are expected
to get final approval of the
City Commissioners next We'd
nesday night.
The luxury apartment is
supposed to cost over 4 million
to build and will be located
on some four and a half acres
on the south side of Terrace,
just west of Noble rd. 1t will
rival the present Terrace Park
apartment building.
Builder will be Alex Fodor
Realty Co, with construction
to start in approximately two
months. The structure will con-
tain over 250 suites.
In other business, the Zoning
Board approved plans for park
ing and recreation areas for a
l19-suite apartment set to be
built at 154O9-29 Euclid ave.
The officials turned thumbs
down on request by builder,
Carl Milstein to install a fence
around the site.
Also, Sonny Thompson Dodge,
Inc, 14422 Euclid eve, was
granted conditional use per-
NIT for a used car lot at the
firms place Of business.
George Leslie was further
granted authority to construct
an apartment to contain 30
suites at 1S61-69 Taylor I'd. Re
zoning Of the area also i. ex-
pected to be considered by the
commissioners next Wednesday
night.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
City Asks
Tree Care
By Residents

City Service Director JOS
eph Henry has requested
property owners who have
had new street trees planted
in front of their homes to aid
the City in caring for them
Especially, he requested
help in watering the trees
during warm dry periods.
Due TO recent unseason-
able warm weather, the trees
are leafing early which puts
quite a strain on them" he
explained. City workers
water trees as much as pos
sible, but with property own
ers assisting, the trees will
have just that much better
chance for survival"
These past two weeks the
Service Department has
planted nearly 400 trees along
various streets throughout
the city.
The trees are kwanzan
Cherries, Red Naples, Cleve-
land Norway Naples and Cri-
mean Lindens.
All are varieties specially
developed for use as mOder-
ate-sized street trees.
They are being planted in
accordance with a master
street tree plan developed
jointly by the City and the
Cleveland Electric Illuminat-
ing Company.
This plan, when com pIete,
should provide City streets
with added beauty and the
trees will not interfere with
utility or electric lines.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

A testimonial dinner and
dance will be held by the Win
dermere Council knights of Col
umbus, 2726, in the Council
clubrooms, 1927 Euclid ave.
Sunday.
Honored on this occasion will
be Rev. Edward Dickard, Pastor
Of Holy Trinity Parish, who has
and Past Chaplain for Winder.
mere Council will be the guest
speaker. James Castellano, Dep
uty Grand knight, is Chairman
Of the proceedings.
Gerald Cooper, Council Lee
turer, will act as Toastmaster
Monsignor William O'Donnell
Pastor at st. Philomena Church
and James Castellano, Deputy
Grand Knight, is Chairman of
the proceedings.
A social hour beginning al
6 will precede the dinner.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
League
Rosters
Selected
By Bob X eefer

Team rosters in both .h.
Little League and Senior
League were selected this week
by the managers who now
begin the difficult task Of pick
ing out the boys who will re-
main with the squad for the
1862 season.
This seIective process is sc-
complished by means Of sew
eral practice sessions in which
the boys playing ability is
carefully scrutinized by their
managers and coaches.
At present, each Little
League team has from ~ to
A boys assigned to it. incIud-
ing the boys who played with
the team last season as 10 and
l1-year olds. The rosters Of the
eight Little League teams were
posted on the front doors Of the
Shaw High School gym as well
as the time, place and dates If
the practice sessions assigned
to each team.
The boys should report 10
their respective practices at the
time and day indicated and
bring their own gloves. Those
who are relea sed by their teams
managers will have an oppor-
tunity to play in the Minor
League whose games are played
at Shaw Field during the day
on Monday through Friday.
There are Is Minor League
teams and every boy. regard
'eSs Of his playing ability viii
have an opportunity to com
pete with boys in the 1912
year age group.
The newly-orgs nized Senior
League Will replace the former
Pony League and viii include
boys from 1915.
There will be eight player
teams whose games will he
played az Forest Hills Park and
Skating Rink Field on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday eve
nings.
Most Of the boys in thi.
league have come pr through
the Little League ranks and
the caliber Of play should prove
very interesting 70 local base
ball fans. Team rosters were
selected last night by the team
managers and the list Of play
ers will be posted tomorrow on
the Shaw Gym doors along with
the scheduled practices.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Local Residents
In Spring Play

East Cleveland will he vel
represented at the annua'
Spring play to he given by the
Tucker School of Expression
tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the
little auditorium Of the First
Methodist Church, at Euclid
ave and East 30th st.
The director, Miss Florence
L. F. Donley, president of the
school, lives on Garfield I'd;
Mrs. j. Lewis Reed, assistant
director, lives on the corner of
Terrace rd and Beersford ave;
the stage manager, Miss Mar
garet Beer, lives on Grasmere
ave. and one of the hostesses,
Miss Jean Ridenour, lives on
Wadena ave.
All the above are members
Of the faculty of the school
which is located in the Old
Arcade, Superior entrance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03

| a clean, bright and attractive
place in which to live" he stat
ed.
Evidence Of this interest" /"
Broer added, "is everywhere as
home owners are raking and
seeding lawns, planting new
shrubs and clipping old ones,
washing windows and storing
storm windows for the summer,
and all of the other activities
that go hand-in-hand with the
coming Of spring"
Cleanup Committee Chair
man, Emil 0. Macha. reminds
all residents that Good Will In
dustries, Salvation Army, Vol
unteers of America and other
similar agencies will be glad to
collect old furniture, bundles Of
newspapers, magazines or cloth
ing, or other useable things.
For items which are useless,
the Service Department of the
City will collect, upon request,
all normal refuse from the home
which cannot be collected by the
regular collection crews.
Started In 1912
Although East Cleveland has
conducted a Cleanup Campaign
each year for the past decade,
the first Cleanup Campaign
was held in 1912.
It was initiated by a man
named Allen w. Clark who was
convinced that the strong Amer
ican heritage of pride and re-
sponsibility in the community
and the home deserved a focal
point to give credit to those who
maintained their property and
stimulate others to follow
heir standards.
East Cleveland is one of 5000
communities in the United
States which conducts an an
nual campaign.
"The Cleanup Campaign is
based upon cooperation and a
desire to live in an attractive
community" Macha emphasized.
Merchants can help" he
stated, "by cleaning their win
dows, setting up new displays,
and keeping the sidewalks clean
in front of their stores.
School children can help by
not discarding scraps Of paper
on the streets and by walking
on the sidewalks when going to
and from school,
Motorists can help by not
throwing trash or cigarettes out
of he windows; home owners
can help by keeping their lawns
and shrubbery trimmed and by
painting and repairing homes
and garages.
"If everyone does his parts,
East Cleveland will continue its
reputation as The Place to
Live" |
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Estimate 40 Per Cent
Will Cast Votes tuesday

Board of Election officials estimate that good
weather prevailing, some 40 per cent of East
Cleveland's 10000 registered voters will be going
to the polls Tuesday to select Democratic and
Republican candidates for various county, state
and federal offices.
No local issues on the ballot, but five East
Clevelanders are running for state offices.
The voting booths will be opened from 1880
p. m. until 1880 p. m On page is list of the
location of all of the voting places in East
Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-05-03
Expect $50
At Hospital
2-Day Seminar

Some $50 doctors and special
lists in the field of lung and kid
ney diseases will spend toda,
and tomorrow at Huron Roac
Hospital in a two-day seminal
discussing Renal and Pulmon
ary Diseases.
This 9Th annual educationa
seminar jointly presented b,
Huron Road Hospital and thu
Cleveland Chapter of the. Amer
ican Academy of General Prac
tice will help inaugurate Ma
tional Hospital Week opening
Sunday.
The attending doctors viii
hear the deliberations of two
panels and consider 20 papers
being presented by a dlstin'
guished group Of specialists. Il
of whom are coming to the city
for the seminar.
GAS we inaugurate National
Hospital Week, Huron Road is
pleased to be able to present
again q top level educational
scientific series which is de.
signed to contribute to the SCI
entific knowledge of doctors
everywhere" said DR.. Henry
W. Brown, chief of Huron Road
Hospitals staff.
Also on the Hospitals pro-
gram of recognition for Nation.
al Hospital Week will be the
concluding lecture and demon
stration in a series of four pre-
sented for the benefit of Shaw
High School Senior Physiology
students.
This will be . lecture on me-
tabolic diseases presented We'd
nesday, May 9th, by DR.. Hor-
ace V. Parker.
This student program has
been something Of pilot prof.
ect jointly sponsored by the hos
pital and the high school with
the idea of creating q special
science series of interest and
of help to the high schools OF
the ara.