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For Chunified Ad RemUt BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1933 Telephone MAin 46000 6 at any Catholic college in the country meeting the New York State Regents standards, will be given to two boys and one girl who must be EYESIGHT GROUP MEETS The eyesight conservation committee of the Brooklyn Health Council, under the chairmanship of L. M. Arrowsmlth, met last night at the Hotel Granada to hear informal reports on matters aligned by the council to the committee for study, chairman of the scholarship committee. The chapter also announced the Boy Life Bureau of the Supreme Council will conduct a two-day course In boy leadership May 1 and 2 at the Columbus Club, 1 Prospect Park West, at 3 p.m. on May 1, and 8 p.m.

on May 2, Catholic, residents of Long Island, and 1938 high School graduates. The examination will be given in fourth year high school English, and American history. Fred E. Kienle of Lindenhurst is K. C.

Scholarship I Exams on June 4 The annual competitive examination fo. the Long Island Chapter, Knights of Columbus, award of three college scholarships, will be held Saturday morning, June 4, at the Bishop McDonneil Memorial High School, Eastern Parkway and Washington it was announced today. The scholarships, consisting of $150 a year for a four years' course Kingswood Club To Honor Breslin Tomorrow night will be Breslin Night at the Livingston, 309 Scher-merhorn when members of the Kingswood Democratic Club' of the 18th A. D. and their friends gather in tribute to Deputy Sheriff Hugh E.

Breslin, executive member. A number of public figures are expected to attend. They are Attorney General John J. Bennett Assembly Minority Leader Irwin Steingut, State Senator Edward J. Shore Road Academy A.

Meet Sunday The Parent-Teachers Association of Shore Road Academy will hold a i meeting Sunday night at the school, 9249 Shore Road. Dr. -lolin A. Lester, chairman of (he friend's council on education, who as a member of the directing committee of the eight-year plan seeks to change college requirements in the near future, will talkt on thus i subject. On the committee in 1 charge of the supper are Mrs.

Elliot Hill, Mrs. Niels Hoiness, Mrs. Crosby i Field, Mrs. Erwin Munzert and Mrs. Vilheirn Relmann.

ACHE QUALITY Jim Braddock Due At Church Bouts Jim Braddock, former world's heavyweight champion, will appear tomorrow night at the annual amateur boxing show In St. Theresa's auditorium, Classon Ave. and St. John's Place. The 11 bouts are being held under the auspices of the Metropolitan A.

A. although arranged by the Holy Name committee of the church. Amon? the boxers on the card are Willie Smith, 126-pound champion of the International Golden Gloves tournament; Richard Cramer, National A. A. U.

135-pound champion; Tommy Marney, diamond belt champion: Al Romanofski, Kings County 135-pound champion; Abner Power, heavyweight runner-up in the 1938 Golden Gloves show; Warren Jones and Bobby Smith. On the committee in charge are the Rev. Robert Crowell, spiritual director; Joseph Reilly, chairman; John Sheehan, Thomas Foran, John McMahon, a McGuinness, Frank Clark, Thomas Keenan. John Hoffman, Jerry Hoffman, Herbert George Morris and John Connollv. HO PHI Coughlin, Congressman Andrew Somers, Magistrate Sylvester Sab-batino, Deputy County Clerk James Kelly, City Court Justice Joseph Fennelly and Sheriff James V.

Man-gano. Robert A. Parkes is chairman of the arrangements committee. Fourth Annual Dinner-Dance Aids St. Mary's Proceeds of Reception to Buy New Equipment Needed by llo-pital St.

Mary's Hrispi'al, one of the oldest mwiica'. mv.iiU'ioi.s in Brooklyn, was a.v.tircd of i's important position in the adisrinwiit of modern medir-inr- and ormy by the fourth anivw! nvptio au.t dinhrr-diim'o i-ondm-'od by the mrdiivU of thi- hwpital last tight The Hoicl St. Georsiv Dr. Wi.ium V. Pa.N itil.

Cf tfcp i r.hr rwpUon, who ha born coimrrtcd with the for S8 of 'ts 56 years of to th nn-nounreri that the procerus of the event, attended by more that 1.000 distinguished Brooklyn jurats, charitable workers and phyif i.tns, would be added to a fund for th replacement and addition of M'terific. 111-Btrumertts u-id at lh New Equipment Kvsrnlial Dr. Pascula said that the staff doctors were aiming to maintain the hospital's notable position in the field of medicine and, to accomplish this end, new suinical instruments and equipment were neces- SPREADS FARTHER HipES BETTER-j WEARS LONGER Many beautiful color combinations the Snyder Avenue Boys Club, 2523 Snyder and to provide a cash balance for working capital. In announcing the drive, Lewis W. Francis, treasurer of the league, reported that two Individuals have pledged themselves to contribute $5,000 on condition that the league raise the other $10,000.

will be obtained from, the fine se 310 Per Ret-. Colors to meet the many advancements in the profession. lie pointed out that the first appendectomy in the Metropolitan area was periormed In St. Mary's by Dr. Oeoi'ce R.

Fowler, famous surgeon of his day, on July 14, 1888. six years after the hospital opened. He added that the institution, located at Buftalo and St. Mark's under the direction of Sister Marie Jeanne, superintendent, has beds and conducts a clinic for nearly 50.000 persons annually. Doctors on Commiltep Dr.

P.iN..ual was bv Dr. Howard F. Heakev. Dr. Muliarl J.

Murphy and Dr. Francis W. Currin. Others oa the committee included Dr. Peter J.

Dulhgan, Dr. John O. Oirm, Dr. James A. Mastrota.

Dr. Leo J. Kelly, Dr. Daniel E. Welch, Dr.

John A. Shields Dr. George F. Price, Dr. Thomas M.

Brennan. Dr. Joint J. Collins, Dr. Edward A.

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