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Pittsburgh Press, Monday, May 1961 Around The Town dent of the Allegheny Bar Assn. and a life trustee of the Federation of Jewish rhilantroples of. Pittsburgh. Brotherhood Award of the tional Conference of Chris- tians and Jews for his con-' tributions in the field of hu- Catholic School Parley May 7-8; He has been awarded the i man relations the Hilton Hotel with Louis C. Glasso, general chairman, I presiding.

Members and ven-1 erables of Allegheny County lodges are invited. St 1 The 21st annual Federation Convention of high schools in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh will be held May 7-8 at Central Catholic High School. Bishop John J. Wright will officially open the convention on Sunday and Msgr. John B.

McDowell will address the assembly the following day. Some 1100 delegates from 54 schools will take part. Theme of the convention will be "Image of Youth," with tive board of the American Jewish Committee Miss Audrey Wolfe, student counselor, and Mrs. Dorothy Hughes, in-service instructor at West Penn Hospital, attended a nursing education counseling workshop in Sharon Recently awarded the rank of Eagle Scout were Boy Scouts Thomas H. Barnes III, John L.

Erskine, Paul Hartmann and James S. Herb, all of Troop 230 of the Mt. Lebanon Presbyterian Church, and John Alisesky Jr. and Norman Miller, both of Troop 859 of St. Barbara's Church, South Fayette.

Fund Drive Starts Trafford Band Boosters will hold their annual fund drive this week to purchase new majorette uniforms and additional Instruments. Chairman is Mrs. William Ferraro, 322 Third St. City Man Picked By Jewish Group Special to The Press NEW YORK, May 1-Louis Caplan, Pittsburgh attorney, was elected chairman of the executive board of the Ameri-car Jewish Committee here to( ay. it its 54th annual meeting here the committee elected Frederick F.

Greenman, New York attorney, as its 10th students and directors of the federation paying tribute to the memory of its founder, Msgr. Thomas J. Qulgley. Bishop Wright also will award trophies to outstand ing student councils and mem "i n2Pv1OlN HV VODKA bers of the honor societies. People CAPTAIN CANDY spruces up his craft, the Cood Ship Lollipop, for the opening of Story Book Forest on Route 30, Ligonier, next Sunday.

president. Mr. aplun is vice presi If W-7l ENJOY it K. Guggenheim Awards 3 From Here Win Fellowships Dr. Clarence L.

an sickle, of the University of Pittsburgh, will attend a five-day seminar on American and European economic conditions at Knokke, Belgium, this month Pittsburgh attorney Louis Caplan has been elected chairman of the execu U3 Convention Parley Set The convention committee of the Order of the Sons of Italy in 'Pennsylvania will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in t.AOMtTtl Mil 80 Proof Oi stilted Inn 100 (mi Ntulu! Spirits. Cilhiv'i Dutillil Undon 0r En. 911 tml "Americo'i foftii" SPAGHETTI SAUCE 100 dm Neutral Stints.

W. k. Ciltej, 111., 0. Oistnbuted i) National Oistillirs Piai'atls C. Three Pittsburghers have awarded Guggenheim fellowships for scientific of surfaces under various environmental conditions.

Dr. Robert E. Olson, professor of biochemistry and nutrition, University of Pittsburgh, for studies of the mechanism of control of certain aspects SAVE TWICE! of cell metabolism In heart muscle. Dr. Hexter will leave for Israel next month for a year's research at the Israel Institute of Technology at Haifa under the Guggenhiem Fellowship and a Fulbright grant.

His work at Mellon Institute since 1957 has been in research on spectroscopy of solids. He expects to return to the institute here In 1962. study. They are among 265 scholars, scientists and artists selected for fellowships by the Guggenheim Foundation in New York. The fellowships rep Nikita Answers JFK On Space Freedom In Peril, Judge Tells Jury Panel To Take Up 500 Cases Here Judge Samuel A.

Weiss today told the May grand jury MOSCOW, May 1 (UPD Premier Nikita Khrushchev has acknowledged President Kennedy's message of congratulations on the successful orbiting of the first spaceman, Maj. Yuri Gagarin, Moscow Radio said today. In a broadcast beamed in English at North America, Moscow Radio said Khrushchev told Mr. Kennedy: "Like you, I hope the USSR and the United States of America will work together in conquering space, regarding this as part of the great task of establishing a world without weapons or wars." i resent a total Dr. Hexter investment of $1,350,000.

Fellowship winners from Pittsburgh are: Dr. Robert M. Hexter, senior fellow, Mellon Institute, for a study of the problem of predicting the electronic and vibrational spectra of molecular crystals. Dr. William W.

Mullins, associate professor of metallurgy, Carnegie Institute of Technology, for studies of theoretical problems relating to shapes and rates of changes for Low lor Double Top Value Stamps! of their responsibility in maintaining the American way of life. Judge Weiss, In charging the new grand jurors In Criminal Court, said, "Never has America been graver danger than today." a Mi mi mm "But so long: as we the right of the Individual, the state, and communism, cannot ti Save 40 it's a DP WFQTC BEAUTY BRUSH BUY reign supreme." Judge Weiss spoke to the jury as it prepared to take up some 500 cases. He also addressed the two panels of regular Criminal Court jurors, directing them to scrutinize closely "all petty cases before ordering them hack to trial." John J. Lawson, 4071 Lud-wick Squirrel Hill, was named grand jury foreman. JFK To Get Doctorate WASHINGTON, May 1 President Kennedy will receive an honorary doctor of lau-c riofrpo Wednesday from WHEN YOU BUY A NEW DR.

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