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The Nome nugget., 1955-08-31

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND
FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SECOND
DIVISION
Notice Of Hearing
on Final Report
and Decree Of Distribution
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

sy Dodell and Mrs An
We wish them all speedy ss
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

Mrs. Harris gave a demonstration
on imitation leather. Miss Viola
Webb of Peters Rock IS the new
clerk for extension service. She
succeeded Mrs. ophelia Webb OF
this city Motion Lions defeat
ed Blytheville Wildcats last week
The Secret Pal club SPONSOR
ed Thanksgiving dinner. Noyem-
Der "a at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Emma Gardener
The Stitch and Chat club met at
the home of the president, Mrs,
Z. c. Grisson. Delicious refresh
ments were served A Back
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

Rock last week Winners from
this county were. Clarence Bran
don. Paradise All club first
place. electricity $50 was bond;
Ruben Stenhouse, Springfield list
place Safety. $50 bond; Susie
B. Harris. Rondo. All. LIST place.
SIS bond; Willie Mae Beasley. ST.
Paul All club. LIST place Food
preparation. $50 bond; Sterling
King. ir- Aubrey All club. LIST
place. meat animal, received gold
watch A very successful HID coun-
ell was held Saturday. Approx
mately 43 officers and members
attended. Plans were completed FOR
the All achievement banquet to
be held at Melton. Dec. Is and the
Christmas tree. Dec II at the ex-
tension office Our home agent
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AROUND Pine BLUFF
-
Rev. A. Smith. Pm. 3973R
Mrs. Lena B. Jones. Pm t71t

Rev. A. Smith. Ph sszsR Mrs Lena B. Jones. Pm t71s
Mr. and Mrs. l. E. Henson of 913 West Bird street had
their holiday guests Luther Henson and Arts Hoeomb
and of Camden father and brohernaw respectively of
Mr. Henson
Mrs. Jerishia Hill of Oakland. California Is the guest
of brothers Willie Charlie and Elge Dismuke and other rel
and friends of the city.
Thurman Scott of San BefnadnO. California. is the guest
parents nr and Mrs McKohn of West Hayis street
DR. and Mrs. C. A. Lawlah of 14O0 Georgia street had
their Thanksgiving guests Miss calle Hamilton of Tuske-
and Mr. Hamilton of Hope sister and father respectively
of Mrs Lawiah
Mr. and Mrs Robert DuIsose and Edward Mccoy of Mil
spent the city the of Mr. and Mrs
E Mccoy and family and other relatives in the city
Mrs Susie Motley of I'll North Cedar street. spent the
Thanksgiving day in Texarkana guest of relatives and
friends.
Maurice Jones of Magnolia. spent the holidays in the
city guest of his wife, Mrs w. Jones and family and
parents Mr., and Mrs C. A Jones and family.
Miss Ethel Gene West spent the holidays in Magnolia as
guest Of relatives.
publication Of please contact the above named
persons before O'Clock Saturday afternoon
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

The Sweet Home Baptist church
sponsored a Mems day program
recently. Rev. Goodwin. pastor.
Rev. J. W. French. pastor OF Eb-
eneezer Baptist church. Louann.
delivered the evening sermon .
Rev. and Ms. Curtis Hildreth at
tended the state convention We'd
nesday at NUNS Chapel Baptist
church. Prescott They were ae-
companied by Mrs. Lydia Howard
and Mrs Annie Dumas of Sweet
Canaan The Mt. Willie Bap-
list church held its fourth annual
Thanksgiving celebration. Nov. n.
sponsored by the Mission and Sum
day school Appearing on program
we're. Rev. C. Hiidreth. Mrs Julia
Smith, Mrs. jamie Phillips. pres
ident little Miss Gladys Marie
nIidreth. Mrs. Dossie Armstrong.
Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. c.
Hildreth. Also appearing on the
program were. Mrs. Katie Willis
al Mt. Zion Baptist church. LIS
bon. Deacon Charlie Davis. Mrs.
Viola Palmer of Mt Willie. The
sermon was by the pastor. Rev.
C. Hiidreth. Mrs. Katie Willis and
Deacon C. c. Miles were In charge
Of the offering. After the pro-
gram. lunch was served. Visitors
present Deacon c. c. Miles Of
Salem, Mrs. LEILA Miles. Miss Ny
ollie Miles. Mrs. Thompson and
family Of Three Greek. Roy Lee
Howard. pianist for MI Willie
church. Participants on the eve
ming program were. No. 5 class.
Mn. Palmer. who was In charge
of NE children. Mrs. o. p. Ad-
derpn. Mrs. Theresa Moore. Miss
Bobbie Jean Phillips. Miss Shirley
Ann Adderson. Bette Jean Ad-
derson and the granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Snowden pre-
sentcd a solo. Remarks were made
by Supt T. J. Phillips Nor
full Coodin Is on the sick list
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Mariana
Ben Anthsny. Jr.

Zen AnIhony. JT.
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson Of Haynes.
Is III at her home Mrs Erma
1. Mathis Of the Union communi-
ty IS getting along fine and would
like 10 hear from all her friends
Mrs. A. n r. Strong atteEd-
ed a meeting last week OF Fes-
kegee. Alabama for March VI
Dimes workers Mrs Strong is
chairman of this division. Accom-
panying her to the meeting were
Misses Laura Mae James. Effie
Reed, LaVerne Jordan. joe Thom-
as and Clarence Jones The
Self Culture club met at the res
idence Of Mrs. Katie Temple. on
Nov. 80 Mrs. Rubye Harris
and Henry A. Smith. home and
farm agents and seven other co.
4-Her's attended the state Ali
congress and banquet in Little
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wv

What would you do with your &4ooo7 Spend it ona
home Of your own? Your chds college education? Go in
business for YOURSELF All Of those things money more
than most Of have But there's why any
Of Us can't get the money five regularly and wisely
The easiest time you're earning more than
ever before And the through the Payroll
Savings Pan Then your saving done for you automatically
What an advantage that isl Once you tell your pay how
much want to each payday you relax and that
everything being taken Of Your money goes regularly
into U. s. Series Savings Bonds Of the safest,
surest investments in the world.
And how money A grOpi Say you sign up for s750a
~ee through The Payroll Sngs Plan ere you pork In year,
you'll hare s2O53 In years and monds-sf27z Ind in
less than 20 yeas-slO,3I3i
And the earlier you the less you need to save each MONTH
Let's you're IS and you investing $3.50 month in
Savings Bonds 65 you'll have retirement fund of $4,000
Another is SIS but invests SIS month in Bonds AT Is he
will have $4,000 Both Of you will have invested the same
s9OOO but you, the early starter, will have
accumulated 209c money.
so every day put off saving costing you money Take
that amPortant first step Sign up Payroll Savings where
you Work-or invest in Bonds regularly where you bank
you want your interest income ask ,u, bz
about 80 Series Bonds that pay interest serannuoly BIZ
Treasury check Available in denominations of $500 TO sioOOo
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hordyce


AfN nAee u. Atoo
The morning message ut ST.
John AME church was delivered
by Rev. W. II. Shepherd Of Cam
den Mrs Lille Andrew. who
spent a six-week vacation on the
west coast was the hostess for
club No. las, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Lillian Grow presided
over the meeting and was etoy-
ed by all. A delicious menu was
served. Ten members were pres
emit The third anniversary
u Rev. Z. ID. McCrue. pastor Of
Greenville First Baptist church
was a big success. We would like
10 thank the various churches OF
uhe city for their fine support and
so-opeation and Rev. l. p. John
son Of Fl Dorado. who delivered
the pastors anniversary sermon.
Finance was given TO the pastor
for his anniversary Miss Mary
Faye Locke. charming daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John II. Locke.
who is in school at Arkansas Bap-
list college. Little Rock, spent the
weekend at home visiting parents
and friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris johnson of Las Vegas,
New. spent a few days in the
city. visiting relatives and friends.
They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jimmerson -. A I. Nc
Coy is here visiting from Las
Vegas Deacon A L. Simmons
is very III at this writing . Rev.
7. NJ. Garrison is very much i'm
proved at this writing Mr..
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Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
In the Municipal Court OF Little
Rock Civil Division
ID. j. Faggard. Manager
Consumer OIL Company, Inc.
vs. No. 1910
Robert c. Peterson
M. Whitaker. Factory Supt.
American Radio & Teleylsion. Inc.
Garnishee
The defendant. Robert c. Peter
son, Is warned 10 appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the suit in attachment of the
plaintiff, ID. ]. Faggard. Manager.
Consumer Oil Company.
Dated: Nov. 1925: Dec. 20. 1855
L. NJ Alexander. Attorney.
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County of Pulaski. $.
In the Pulaski Chaneery Court
Patricia Atkinson brewery
Plaintiff
v. No. io3s8s
James Damon brewery. Defendant
The defendant James Damon
brewery. Is warned to appear In
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plain
tiff. Patricia Atkinson brewery.
Dated: November 10. 1855
Robert Z Diles
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George w. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chaneery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher. ID. c.
il:25:I2:2-g-i6 1t
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We. the family Of Mr.. VIII John
son. wish TO thank our many
friends. neighbors and clubs for
their sympathy during his passing.
We especially thank Rev, S. Rob-
erts. pastor of St Peters Rock
Baptist church for his eonsollng
sermon and the Brown Funeral
home for services rendered.
Mrs. Julie Z. johnson. wife.
children and other members
OF the family. Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

and Mrs. w. X. Proctor are the
proud parents Of a baby son. born
Nov. 10, weight To-. lbs. -. Mrs.
Lottie Emerson is on the sick
list =. The Melody Five Of Mag
nolia rendered a splendid pro-
gram al ST. John AME church
Sunday mite =. Read the STATE
PRESS and get the news.
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RusseIIviIIe
z. Z. Black

Women's day program at Pill
grim Rest Baptist church. Sunday
was very successful We were hap
py TO have the pastor. Rev. G. p.
Strong present Thanksgiving
day Is over. let US all resolve to
be more thankful on the next
THANKSGIVING day Mr.. and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

Home Drive" was held at 81.
Luke AME church last Sunday
morning.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02

Mrs. Carl Pope were guests OF
her sister On the sick list
are Mrs. Josie Gardner. Mrs. Nam
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-12-02
ACHING MUSCLES

aslisss pain. Of tired. ssrs. aching mus
las ~ith sTAh6Aek. tablets or ps4esrs.
sIAseAck acts sast TO bring comforting
fslisf. because the sTAk6sck formula
ssmkiass several prescription gss Ia
gradients for fsst relief sf Gaia
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Connecticut Ave. Apt.
One large Dsarsom. living v g, Sn, I q !;
TemodelBd and decorated through
out: new modern kitchen. new bath
n tub and shower. Waik-in closets;
2l-hour switchboard and elevator
service; also available, efneieney
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING. mr.. D. c. line
Lovely lge. Oct. 8 rms. 2 baths. Of
T nss n siag fq pIxE i sEAE :rs CO.
Ma. $3.50: ewes, AP. 1877.
3-BEDRM. HOME. College Park ~
piano, new refer. reas. rent. 10
mos, begin. Nov. Is. WA. 7-4599
CLEVELAND PARk-By owner.
bet, 2 bedrms.. 2 baths; suitable
entertaining Bsaut; furn. lovely I:
NV W.. e-ssss. @o. s-asas.
NEAR MASS. AND FLORIDA AVIS.
NV. --Completely and beautifully
furnished. available tmmediately
on l-year lease. Excellent for d.
B sars ma pow ssi soon
insnt cniy. mrs. WHIfNAE. HD
sSsssssssss IA q o. " s-ssRiz, s ssss.
Sss5|.s!|s ,,f. ss Ss.SI.r as n.
s scahoois Justine ana SHOPPING cen.
Ten rent sia5 per month. Phone
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Charmingly
furn. 4-bedrm. home q on list NJ:
bed space for 8; 3 baths; screened
porch with porch ftirn; Ice. y6..
fenced: flowers and shade. Owner
son will keep sep. bsmt, apt. with
outside entrance; S225 mo. incl.
dishes, silver. and kit. utensils:
blankets. sheets and table linens
optional. wo. 6-7103. GAO 31st
st. DIV.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW--Deiiehttul
center-hall brick home with 3 bed
rooms, 9 baths on Ind floor and
living room, .dinins room, modern
Kitchen and lavHtoTy on first floor,
Gear garage. Available on or be-
fore November / 10 May /, 1885,
81 SfT5 per mo.
KENsrNdToN--e-room brick Colo
screened rs: Si porch, very nice neishhcr.
hood. Available on or before
November l to May 1. 1886 $50
g SSuiNcY SMITH. INC. i4is H
81, NV DI. 7-905S: ewes, Lu.
t-ffoc. wv
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A WHOLE NEW
LIFE
APARTMENTS WAITED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

APT. WANTED. furnished or unfurn.
must be In white neighborhood. RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-ons bed.
Vii VIII s skovel. Corner ali. ak
enc. Newly decorated. RI. $500
MACARTHUR sLyD. N.w-a-hsd.
room apts; utils. incl; Sl00. ~
ana 6ath; rent reduced 70 $50 mos
tenant 70 attend 70 heating plant
Phone Ma. SASS. IFS
teso BLADENsBURG RD. Me-
One bedrm.,. Nv. Fm-. dtnette, III;
bath; 5000. inels: all ptiis. CAL
II. 4-64l3 or DI. T-77AQ. --z
d 81. Nh rms.. kit. bath. Also
9 rms, kit., bath. utiis. furn.: bus.
line. y; s 5s3 Sy Il =. 4 I S "a.
., E;.I Nv 81. sRaa 81 sath mo- plus . lss
sps.. rsass. 4. 4. HUMPHREYS
sSS ~ SssY1 FIELD AREA mear Ala.
bama and Nichols ayes. insersee;
tionI--Extra. iarge and weil-plannet
i-bedroom apt. with modern kit.,
1t So so, incl. all utils. except
cleo, or $50 so. plus qtils; 3zle
~ e g. nise a Issic esoss to &.
ceiient Shopping and expEess trans
rs. i.Sa55 81 SHANNON q LucHs'
72A 14th st. NV, MA. S-234b.
Ail8 CHAPLIN ST. Sc, Apt. B.
Nice apt. with 2 bedrms... ly, I'm; !,
dinette. kit. and bath; only Sl2.bo
mo-; viii be redec; tnrousnous'
Key Apt. a. INSPECT or cah CO
los YOUNG 81. Sc. dust over
Pa. Ave. Bridsel. End a. duplex
ant. 2 rms, dtnette. kit.s BATH
newly redec.; stove and retgri apt.
opens $50 mo. Inspect or call Co
7ss kfkARNEY ST, NE. Apt. j
Mr Ssino,ic 9ni W.. : fm ni, d News
mo-. heat and hot water firn. In
spect on call CO. 6-6292.
CAN Y0U BEAT THIss ssh, plul
ufils. for this attractive and newll
decorated 1-hedrnl. apt. with pri'
yate frcnt and rear entrances; lac
dining area and modern kitchen
with 9-cu IT. refgf. See res; mgr.
sa5 sse 9. r ss;; 3o oo ~ i4t r
OFF IL TN; TniioMAs CCiiRcLE-Liv, rm..
bedrm.. kit, dinette. bath. modern
apartment. nice-size rms. newly
decprated; $3.50. co. b-3S3S,
Isai LAMONT ST. N.w-2 large
rooms. hall, kitchen. bath. heat and
hot water furnished. Excellent con-
dition: $40. To inspect see 1ani-
tor "a building. p. J. WAI.aHEs INC,
Ills I'VE ct. NV. ma. S-64oS
ass BURBANK ST, Sc. - $50 .
month. utilities included. Very clean,
i bedroom. living room, kitchen,
bath. utility room. Ground moor,
s SPACIOUS ROOMS. hall. private
bath. on nrSt floor Of quiet home.
All utilities, stove, friRidatre iur.
nishsd on heat $50 month. 500
sh Iii sRsEED AREA--Dupien.. i
$3.50. DRGRY REALTY corr,
Nh. Y DUPONT ! ciRSciiiE. sa5s Dscatur
pl.--De luxe sefnidet- apt. 2 bed
rms. ltv. Rm.. din. rni., kit. bath
sis5. 81. 3-saSO. shown By appt.
s ISL {. CAPITOL sr.-s rms, lit,
and bath. End a.: uttls, incl,
$3.50. ST. 3-S220 and - q
ZAIA .fl5.sa- ----a4Q
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I 2, s BEDRM. APIS. IA
HOUSE TYPE
Completely Furnished
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
1884 ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHURCH
DAILY 0 TO 8. SUN, 10 no 8 Is
JE. 2-5500
CHOICE LocArroNs

seaf, - CfAN4GA AAyAA1ION0 l.t =
FALLS CHURCH AREA %
sos - 6l0 Meridian lane--2 -bedrni.
rambler. newly decorated; ra-
diant heat, storage attic;
sodded lot. e.
t35--Popular HeiRhts--The ehoics
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center; 3-bedroOm
brick rambler: all-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL, dishwasher and
Bendix washer. Large picture
window: wooded lot; storage
attic; lB, min. 10 Pentagon,
t50-Columbia Pines = Beautiful
new 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
subdivision. near Annandale;
large picture windows, furn.
basement, pulldown stairway
to attic; garAge: disposal,
dishwasher. electric range and
refrigerator. Large. spacious
'o'.
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APIS UNFURNlsHED--D. {.


HAMPTON COURTS APTs, 2ola
New Hampshire ave n.w.-i-Red-
rm: apt: S9e.0o; Newly dseorsssd'
'sSs g. u Me- s.il k.n asi s sl:s rs
S.5saE dafiy 3 10 $3.50.
BOILING YIELD AREA. 4sl2 Halle,
Si' sssa. d i sns BAH. $500 sss %
.Yt.ls. mel 70. 2.4229: al !,
at aI fnsn.: SIS. u. s-ssSs.
cEoRcErowN eEFIc.-,PuIl Ei,.,
u apt. bldg; nice lce.: SO. Bg. utils.
ticp-Emcieney. ] rm-. kischenetts,
All. .. aeo7 ssirlsun ave. ss.--
Hedrm. Nv fm.. dinette. KIT. and
oath. 3-yr.-old bldg. Tenants fufn.
sler.i 49, ~. 81 4-as24 49,.
T w excel. ssisctions. Az az psits
p q save tsmsl Cal MakpELs
$50 ff0 sn5GSPRELLow sr. NV cor
Ga. Ayt.2 rooms. bit. and bath.
$3.50, So ianitor, RIA. s-039S
DowNTowN. near white Honse-
Large rul., ef1ciency. fireplace. large
closets, ufils, included. S65 per mo. !;
1.yr, lease. Apply once, TALLY-HO
RESTAURANT, 0i2 18th Of. Nv
ss7s MaeAKrHUE BLVD. NV
rm,. fuh bath, kit., dining space:
S47.b0. Call caretaker, Fl. s-S55s,
GEoRGEroWx, $3.50 cue st.-2-
bedrm. apt. IN apt. bldg See any
time. Apis. and 50. Dl 7-1oo9
CONGRESS HGTS.. 4le Mellon. st.
S.e.s Apt. Lily. rn1., hedrm.. kit,
bath. gas heat. WO. 6-S935, 20
The WO0DNER--1 nice efhciency
al $50 so: another with an out
door patio ct $9S.50. and one l.
bedrm.s apt. with double exposure
ia bedrm. 81 $l35. Cali Rental
once. Hu, 3-4400. -25
The HiLLSIDE--Light airy building
outside rooms. cross ventilation,
nttractiveiy decorated. 24-hour Gle.
vatoY service. 3 rooms. Kitchen,
hath. S65; 2 rooms, Pullman kfteh-
en- bath, $50. I415 Chapin 81.
NV Resident Manager. AD 4,
. ROOMS. kitchen and bath: cow
tr2nsp. Apply hhoe Shop. 900
CosNe as 8 hts. AREA--Avaiiabl,
now, attraetiveiy furn. | and
bedrm. apts.: reas. rent. 20. 2-0lb2
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DUKE 81
NORTH CAROLINA OF
Warriors Beat
Knicks, 1O9-1O2

NEW YORK. Dec. 3 (P.-The
Philadelphia Warriors raced to
an early ls-point lead but had
to come from behind in the flnal
I'VE minutes on Neil Johnston's
sharp shooting to defeat the
Knickerbockers. 109-102, tonight
in Madison Square Garden, 1t
was the 10th win in Is MIA
games for the Eastern Division
leaders.
Trailing 1891 with only Ave
minutes remaining, Philadelphia
put together IS points with
Johnston scoring IL Of them.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Dec. 3 (P.
Coming from behind in the
second half and wrapping it up
with q 38-point fourth period,
the Syracuse Nationals notched
their sixth straight home-court
victory by defeating the Mime
apolis Lakers, 114-103. in an
MIA game tonight. Clyde Lowell
lette Of the Lakers led all Scor-
ers with IS points.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 3
up. - The ST. Louis Hawks
strengthened their hold on first
place In the Western Division Of
the MA tonight as Bob Petit
dropped in ~ points to pace
them 10 q S9-Ts Victory over the
Rochester Royals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Keydet Swimmers
Defect Catholic u

Virginia Military Institute. last
years swimming champion in
the Southern Conference. wor
sevep Of 10 events yesterday al
Catholic University for a $3.50
victory over the Cardinals.
One new pool record was SET
In this opening meet for both
teams. Dick Hoyt Of vMI SET
a new mark Of 2:2l.7 in the
200-yard backstroke. The old
record was 2:2T.9.
Summaries:
soo:ys5d medley relay. 1-vMl
'splvss. AoSt. Watins). $3.50
vs s2R9'ars fss:s:yIs; l JnT, Poser
zisrnicki Ccu); 3:24s
coward frsestyis: began tcU)
|3-Mudd tcW: STfumpore vMD
1eo5;yaEd indiyIdual medley: John.
; ,ean tVs sIl5bt 2 -sDire, 'Vn); s--Thus'
DYING: Lamb (vMI). 81 36 points
l277Fox stEu) ~ 80: 3--PriEzi VIVID
100-yard fresstyls: I-Mudd tcU);
I22WvalA4s WA n = tvMn; a--Davenpor'
200-yard backstroks: l--Hoyt CvMIl
l2-Bosan tcU): 3-kirwan VIVID
A-ysrd freestyis: johnson tvMr
l2-Miller WIND: 3--DolliYer tCU)
200-yard breaststroke: ., White
ssarysr VIVID 2--wagnsr VIVID: g.
"o aoooT.11 tcun; 2:45.s ,z,.,,,..,
Ihuss, Mudd, Bogan); 4:O72
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Giont Fighter Quits;
.Aquinst Hurting RiyuIs

LONDON. Dec. 3 tP).-Ewart
Potgieter. giant fighter. today
decided to quit the ring because
Il don't like hurting others"
The 325-pound. 7-foot 2-incr
South African whose clencheo
fist m easures 1914 inches
chalked up nine victories anc
one draw in Is months of fight
ing.
Now he says he is fed up
with fighting.
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\ Columbia Club Sailors Sweep
|Snipe Honors on Chesapeake

was honored with a first-place
certificate in the Thistle Glass
Frank Marquardt. another PRSA
skipper, wound up third in the
series.
Other Washington area skip
Ipers receiving honors were
Comdr. Ed Cotter, second in the
IPenguins for the entire bay. and
Morton Knight, second in Chesa-
peake EOS.
First-place winners in Other
classes included Charles Straus.
burg. Penguins; John and Mary
Swaine. Comets; Hugh Wallis
Chesapeake 16s: Stuart Walker
International las: Stab Ogilvy
Stars; Barney Mead, Lightnings;
Tom Gloss, cruising class A: jim
Rider, Glass B: Carleton Mitchell
Class c.
Renamed for another yeal
were Charles Dell. president
Phil Roach, vice president; Ton
Gloss. secretary treasurer, anc
William Lane and Bill Bruce
! delegates at large.
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.Quontico Scores
.155 Points in Rout
OF Fort Story Five

VIRGINIA BEACH, Dec.
(SpeciaD. - The Quantico Ma
rines claimed a new scoring rec
ord for the base teams tonight
with a 1870 victory over Fort
Story here at Oceana Air Base.
The Marines used IL players
and seven Of them hit double
figures in the rout. which found
Quantico ahead 73-40 at half
time.
Richie Guerin, former Iona
star. played only half the game
and scored 81 points. while Ron
Perry Of Holy Cross was next
with IT. Channey Parrish, a for
mer high school courtman, led
the loserS with On
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IMcCuusIund Boots
Five Goals as Gu
Tops Hoyus, 20

Ernie McCausland Of Catholic
University smashed his own Ma
son Dixon Conference soccer
scoring record yesterday when he
booted five goals during a TO
win over Georgetown on the Gu
field.
1t gave McCausland a total OF
81 for the season. five more than
his previous record. Boris Soko-
loft and Ernie Arteaga each
scored once to fill out the Car
.dinals' total.
Both teams finished their sea-
son with the match, Gu winding
UP with a 7-3 record and George
town with 2-5-1.
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.HundIey Gets "a
AS West Virginia
Tops Tituns, 1919

MORGANTOWN. w. Va, Dec.
3 P.-West Virginia opened its
basketball season tonight with
a 92-T9 victory over Carnegie
Tech. Hot Rod" Hundley began
his junior year bN getting "a
points to lead the Mountaineers
A crowd Of $500 saw the
Mountaineers catch fire in the
final six minutes OF the first half
to outscore the Titans, 22-5. and
pull well out Of reach at 51-29
Hundley played only 80 min
utes Of tonight's contest. and
generally forgot his clowning, al.
though the crowd pleaded with
him OF loosen up. Lloyd Sharrai
scored IA points and Claycs
Kishbaugh 10 for West Virginia
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Moss of Miami Seeks
Nebraska Grid Post

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 3 R.-
Perry Moss. 28-year-old Univer-
Isity Of Miami backfleld coach
has applied for the head coach
ing Job at the University Of Ne
braska.
! He said Bill Orwig, Nebraskal
athletic director. talked with him
and advised him to send in ar
application for the job.