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2C ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE Sunday, April 27, 1958 Rochester Daybook Dr. Glaser, Expert in Allergies, Named to Receive Kaiser Meda Today's Events Horn. Ilnwrr ind Garden Show Community Wr Memorial, open to 10:10 D.m. MrmoriiU Art GillW, open 7 to 5-30 P.m.: trvelnuue. "Hall Round the World In 4' lhivi'' 4:11 p.m.

Museum uf Art ind St-lencM. open 2 to p.m.: color dim. Ihe Kin Sen anil "Germanv Heople of the Art 2: Ml unl Ml m. Vrrdl Oucra Soilttr. Manner Hotel.

the book hat been translated :37 Plymouth 5. and Adams, tick, ness. 1:17 Hay ward and Public Markst, tar barrel fire, Mt. Hope and Elmwood, rubbish fire. Chestnut and George, Incinerator fire.

8 JO Harold and North, accident, 8:17 One Company above accident. Plymouth and Atkinson, smoke in chimney, Hudson, sickness. 11:47 41 Vienna, sickness. Births on Page 15D A Rochester physician who has become widely known for -his research and treatment of allergies in into a number of foreign lang uages. children yesterday was named winner 01 tne iaa Albert David Kaiser Medal, top honor awarded locally in How he found time to write 11 while maintaining a busy prac Kntman House, open 1 to 6 oruan recital.

2. 3. and 3:41 D.ni.j hlim. 2:10 and 4 10 "Vatitlv and "The Blue Aniifl." R. Anlnont llou.

17 Madisoti oixn I to 5 o.m. tice and professional career is something of a puzzle. But the the field of medicine. The award, bestowed annually by the Rochester Academy of Medicine, goes to Dr. Jerome laser for "outstanding contributions in the fields of allergy Krnera ram open lu a m.

io answer lies at the beginning of the scholarly volume. Here, he Youth Captured 7 p.m. (so. New York, Central Station. OPi 10 a.m.

to m. immune Mil let v. mm we Henrietta dedicates the book to his father, the late Simon Glaser; to the open 111 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cimiihtll i hlttlfsev House, open and pediatrics." He will receive late Dr.

Samuel Wolcott Clau to ,1 I). Alcoholic Aiionvmoin. open meet inas. 14 N. Waicr 8:10 o.m..

sen, one time professor of pedi the honor at the Acaaemy an rual meeting May 13. Christ Church. 26 lawn p.m.: closed nicci na. 14 in. water it a.m Announcement of the aelec- A atrics at the University of Rochester, and to his wife and sons, Fred and John, "as a poor token of compensation for the many hours of companionship tion of Dr.

Glaser was made by the Academy's board of trustees. The award was established in 1939 in tribute to Dr. Kaiser, Rochester'i famed city health officer who died 2V4 years ago. I.N EMERGENCY Fire. Mill 14.

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i ll In. Irondeuiifllt Police. HO 7-X840. National Ambulance, Eastern Ambulance, HA 6-8700. VOI RFPRf'SKNT ATIV'FS IN CONGRESS forever lost In addition to his practice Dr.

Glaser is assistant profes After 14-Ft. Leap Apprehended after he leaped 14 feet from the roof of a Public, Market stall, a 14-year-old Union Street North 'boy last night admitted three burglaries committed in the last four weeks, police said. The boy was apprehended by Detectives Norman Roeper, Albert DelMonte and Patrolman Robert Opper about 6:30 after a citizen reported two boys on the roof. Under questioning by Detective Lt. Bernard Dailey at Police Headquarters, the youth 5 v.

I 3 -V'I -r-V 'y I Dr. Kaiser was the first recipi ent of the medal. sor of pediatrics at the UR medical school, assistant pedi va It) jacoo- K. Javilt K), Address: Senate A 1923 graduate of Cornell Medical College, Dr. Glaser began practicing here in 1929, fol (jii.ee Miniiiinu.

Washington. atrician at Strong Memorial Hospital, pediatrician-in-chief at Genesee Hospital, and consul Dis- House of Kenresenlal vea INih trict. Kenneth B. keatinv (Rl: Oislnct. Harold Ostertaa (Kl.

tant to St. Mary's and Roch Address: House Office Bu Jim. Wash- lowing internship at Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago and iiiKlon. D.C. postgraduate studies in Germany and Austria.

ester General Hospitals. He has been honored by numerous medical groups, being a Emergencies Summary of fire and ambulance emer- Shortly after setting up prac fellow of the American Medi KEY MEN Basil Ilillman, president of Empire State Typographical Conference, holds music while Elmer Brown and Julius Loos, right, beat keys of marimba at banquet. Brown is International Typographical Union official, Loos is the local secretary-treasurer. (tency calls for the 24-hour period ending iast midniitht: tice. Dr.

Glaser made the Iirst of his contributions to medicine, admitted the following burglaries: Jimmy's Restaurant, 34 Public Market, March 27; Davis Plywood 75 Public Market, April 10, and the Roches Midnlicht in Noon 2.099 Vose, tree fire. cal American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Allergy, American College of Allergists, and a past beginning a pattern that has been the hallmark of his career Chestnut and Temple, accident. 3:46 160 Harding, kitchen fire. Wilder, sickness. 0:1227 Thorn, sickness.

Banquet Climaxes State Conference ter Gasoline Dealers 130 Franklin April 10, police In the late 1920s, he made the first detailed description in the president of the Rochester Pediatric Society and the Rochester said. annals of medicine of a jaundice Academy of Medicine. Alto Detectives said the boy took 1:13 Hudson and Alphonse, accident. 1:17 Ramona, at railroad, iirasa fire. 1:2111 Lyndhurst, flrl injured.

1:35384 Denise. ties hurnini. Noon to Mldnlehl gether, he has contributed 83 condition affecting some in fants. Again, in 1935, Jie re Veteran Printers Cited at Parley 12:1254 Shcpard, defective motor. research papers to various medical journals.

$50 from the dealers association and 30 cents from Jimmy's Restaurant. He was charged with juvenile delinquency, spe ported on a previously unde-scribed congenital condition of take and AmDrose, maitress fire. Anzenberger, Fred Brungardt, stressed management-union co A 60-year member, two 50 1:05 WK) Chili, sickness. Wilbert Carr, Lawrence Conger, operation, telling the audience year members and thirty-three 40-year members of Rochester cifically third degree burglary and petit larceny. John Dawson, George Englert, Clarence Feiock, Elbert Finch, 2:06700 Atlantic, (trjss fire.

2:1726 Cornell, sitkflcss. 2:41 Mt. Hope and Hickory, grass fire. 3:35 University and Scio, man Two Women Iniured In Lake Ave. Collission A two-car collision in front of 400 Lake Ave.

resulted in He was taken to the Chil the larynx, or voice box. Dr. Glaser is perhaps best known for his work on allergy, especially for reactions that cow's milk may trigger in a limited number of infants. From his research findings, he has Typographical Union No. 13 were honored last night at a dren's Shelter.

Iniured. Elmer Frederick, Herbert Gaenz-ler, Siegfried Gall, James E. Gardner, Edgar Genthner, Jay Gordon, Katherine Hogan, Earl banquet climaxing the 79th session of the Empire State Typo 4:00 Red Wing "Stadium, boyl 4:061015 Harvard, sickness. DR. JEROME GLASER graphical Conference.

4:16 Coast Ouaxd Station, Summer- of almost 600 that: "We want to work with you toward bringing out the best that your craftsmanship can produce." Martin Q. Moll, president of the Christopher Press, entered a plea for technological advances and mutual trust between union and management, because of their common goal: "To keep the whole world L. Hopkins, Joseph Hohmart, The banquet included speech Clarence Humphrey, Julius Loos, vine, Doay in river. 5:25 343 Tremont, sickness. 5:50719 Park, sickness.

"Allergy in Childhood," an exhaustive work on the diagno maintained 'the only natural food for the human infant, at least during the first few months of life, is human breast milk." Two years ago, Dr. Glaser Henry Maganan, William Mance, 7:1643 Merrimac, sickness. 7:17 Exchange and Adams, store fire. es by leaders of the printing industry, in management and on labor's local, state and national levels. William H.

Miller George minor injuries to two women shortly before 2 a.m. yesterday. Treated at St. Mary's Hospital were Gladys Blum, 62, of 70 Morncrest Gates, one of the drivers, and her sister, Ethel Blum, 55, of the Gates address, a passenger in her car. Both suffered back and neck sprains.

Police said the Blum car crashed against the rear of an auto driven by Alvin Pfahl, 61, sis and treatment of a host of allergic reactions in youngsters. First of its kind ever compiled, 7:24 Second alarm above fire. 7:24 Ambulance above fire. completed work on the book, I Montena, Frank Pauth, Leon Perkins, William Peters, William Sauer, Emil Schmidt, Wil Shadowing Leads To Gaming Arrest Trailed by plainclothesmen for an hour and a half, Anthony Tantalo, 47, of 57 Romeyn St. last night was arrested on a gambling charge at 1040 Jay St.

at 9 p.m. Plainclothesmen Prisco D'An-gelo and Richard Snyder reported Tantalo had 200 horse betting slips and $500 in cash in his possession when he was 7:26 2 Commercial, defective sprink Principal address was given ler. liam Schwab, Clair Walbridge by Elmer Brown, chief of the department of representatives Camping Rewards Praised Greetings from the City of Rochester were delivered by City Councilman John G. Bitt- and Frank Wiegand. The three-day conference will of the International Typographical Union and a candidate for the International's ulce Box Looted In Club Burglary An undetermined amount of ner, who remarked that the enu wun uusmess serums iuuty.

of 202 Clay which was stopped for a traffic light. local printers' union "not only chosen officers of the group. Weldon B. Hester was named president, and Dewey Sawyer treasurer. Other officers are Camping should be more than a baby sitter service for harassed parents; it should teach the child independence, cooper helped make the Rochester cash was stolen from a juke box and cigarette machine at story, but also- printed the Rochester story." presidency.

Brown scored government bureaucracy which, he said, threatens to become "so obnoxious that' unless somebody steps in and stops them, charged the violation of the Municipal Code. He was released in $250 bail for arraign Introduced by local president Neil L. Rogers, the folllowing local printers received service ment tomorrow in City Court. D'Angelo said Tantalo was fol HURT IN COLLISION A two-car collision at Hudson Avenue and Alphonse Street about 11:15 a.m. yesterday resulted in a minor back injury for Mrs.

Marguerite Herold, 44, of 42 Orland Irondequoit, one of the drivers. Patrolman John Socha of the Accident Division identified the other driver as Claude Sackrider, 24, of 185 Waring Rd. APARTMENT BURGLARIZED Loot valued at $35 was taken from the apartment of Paul Eastman, 39, of 407 South by a burglar who jimmied the apartment door to enter, police reported yesterday. Eastman told Patrolman Rudy Knoff the mising items included a suit valued at $25 and a wrist watch worth $10. ation, and an appreciation of the moral and spiritual values of life.

The Rev. George Hill, pastor of the Lake Avenue Baptist Church, stressed those goals of camping yesterday in the closing session of the Upstate New York Conference of the American Camping Assn. Two Rochesterians were Frances Plummer of Albany, first vice president; Robert Bale of Ithaca, second vice president, and Joan Bowen of North Tona-wanda, secretary. More than 90 delegates met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss such facets of camp life as outdoors menus, training staff, campfire songs, and nature photography. the 280 Club, 280 Main St.

by burglars who broke a skylight over a rest room, police reported yesterday. The- breakin was discovered by Betty Kline of 215 Chestnut a club employe, when she arrived for work shortly after 8 a.m. Police said the thieves broke a rear window to leave the club. lowed after he left a grocery store in Maple and Glide streets. pins: Sixty-years: John Boyer.

Fifty-year: Joseph Kalb and Abe we'll be, like some European countries with labor courts which step in and tell labor and management what to do." Another speaker was Lynn N. Bitner, general manager of They reported Tantalo was headed for a cigar store at the Forty-year: Claude Agate, time of his arrest but ha declined to identify the store. The Gannett Newspapers, who Joseph Emmett Allen, Fred Saturday Until 6 p.m. Regular $19.95 Value! FOLDING ALUMINUM CHAISE LOUNGE BRAND NEW 1958 MODEL! Wmermn When You Buy Th Philco- Bendix Shown Below StLfS I lM TELEVISION 21" OVER-ALL DIAGONAL MEASURE iff 5439.00 Latest Model ML with RADIO and HI-FI PHONO with Automatic 4-Speed Changer I PHICCO Allowance $140.00 mm tE CLINEE? L9)L CO IMITOUR fiai I CHAIR lASi fJltl Special OY HEAVY DUTY WASHER Washes clothes cleaner, fresher! Sturdy cast aluminum agitator! New safety release wringer! Heavy Duty design features! Full One Year Warranty! Pay Only $1.50 a Week Television with the most advanced Emerson-engineered electronic features. Powerful Superheterodyne Radio, Automatic 4-Speed Record Changer.

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