The International Cooperation Administration, which conducts the Point Four Program in underdeveloped countries, has cited National Jewish Hospital at Denver for its “significant contribution” to this program.
The citation, forwarded by Dr. Edwin H. Arnold, ICA deputy director, said: “This certifies that, under the Program of International Cooperation Administration of the Government of the United States of America in cooperation with other Governments, National Jewish Hospital has made a significant contribution to the achievement of the purposes of this program by furnishing technical assistance to selected representatives of the cooperating countries.”
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