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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
FAMILY COUNCIL
eyKnow
Too Much,
Nom Says
THE PROBLEM

Betty ID. - The children
know too much for their own
good.
Daniel d. - I don't want
my children to be a ignorant
as I was.
THE DETAILS
Betty D.-A recent case
featured in newspapers In
volved a schoolteacher who
conducted a sex survey In
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-23
Air Force
Reserve News

On the 18th of this month we
held our first meeting of this fiscal
year.
Our Liason N. c. 0. S/Sgt. Kin
derknecht from Glasgow was there
to check our records and get US
started.
We also got 3 new members from
the FIT in Williston which was
dissolved. These men ire Maj. Pep
per, Maj. Salvorson and 1t. Hover.
1t. Hover and Mai. Pepper live
in Williston and Maj. Salvorson
lives in Ray, North Dakota.
On our next meeting we VIII
start our course of study on ad-
m~inistrative services.
We've gotten quite a few new
members since our last meeting in
June, but we can always use more,
so any of you prior service men
who would like to find out more
about our unit just drop into our
meetings, which r held on Tues
day evenings at 800 in the grade
school building.
At our last meeting we also saw
a movie on the new air force aca-
DENY.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-23
NURSES ASSOCIATION
ELECTS
TO STATE CONVENTION

District IL of the American
Nurses Association met at the
Community Memorial Hospital
dining room Thursday evening,
September 10 to resume regular
monthly meetings following a
summer recess. Mrs. Marjorie
Hansen, president, presided, and
was also hostess for the evening.
Business taken care of included
the election of Helen Chambers
and Betty Carey as delegates to the
state convention TO be held in
Livingston October ITO. The
meeting was concluded with lunch
and q social hour.
The next meeting will be held
October IL, when state convention
reports will be given. All nurses
are invited and urged to be in at
tendance.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-23
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The $4,000
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MARDI GRAS PARTY CAKE
S25, 600 Grand Prize winner in Pills
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ontest by Mrs. Eunice Surles, Lake
Charles, Louisiana.
Bake at 375 degrees for rs to 30
minutes. Makes two 9-inck layers.
Melt 2/3 cup butterscotch morseis in
Il cup water in saucepan. Cool. ..Sift
together ga cup sifted Pillsburys
Best All Purpose Flour. l teaspoon salt.
l teaspoon soda and Y teaspoon
donble-acting baking powder. Set
aside add l cup sugar and "A cup
firmly packe brown sugar gradually
TO y cup shortening, Dreaming well.
Blend in. 3 unbeaten eggs, one at a
Tune. beating well after each. Blend
in melted butterscotch morsels, mix
well. Add the dry ingredients alter
nately with l cup buttermilk or sour
milk. Beginning and ending with dry
ingredients. Blend thoroughly after
each addition. with electric mixer
use a low speed.
Turn into two 9-inch round layer
pans. we'll creased and lightly Toured
on the bottoms.
Bake at 375 degrees for Is to 30
minutes until cake springs back hen
touched lightly In center. Cool, spread
filling between layers n on top to
within u inch of edge. Frost sides and
top edge with sea foam frosting or
whipped cream.
Butterscotch Filling. - Combine "
cup sugar and l tablespoon cornstarch
in 2-quart saucepan. Stir in " cup
evaporated milk, 1/3 cup water, 1/3
cup buttersc0tch mOrsels and l beaten
egg yolk. Cook over medium heat
stirring constantly, until thick. Remove
from heat, add 2 tablespoons butter 1
cup coconut, chopped. and iteup peeans
or walnuts, chopped. Cool.
Sea Foam Frosting - Combine In
saucepan Ia cup sugAx, In cup Axm-
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The Sidney herald., 1959-09-23

~V~ 6"0
The regular meeting of tn,
WMF. will be held in the Luther
an Church parlors on Thursday
October l, starting at 200 pm
Everyone is cordially invited t.
attend
Mrs. Albert Diess of Missouls
and Mrs. Elmer Mastvelten ano
Gail visited at the Ted Burau
home on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hager
and family, MI. and Mrs. Warren
Provost and family, MI. and Mrs,
Ted Hamburg and family enjoyed
supper at the Fred Hamburg home
on Sunday evening. The occasion
being h honor of Mrs. Ted HAM
burg's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Miller and
Mrs. Helena Miller returned on
Friday from a vacation trip spent
visiting at the Dean Miller home
IN Billings and at the Wayne Mil
Ter home in Spokane.
Mrs. G.. E. Hicks. who has been
receiving medical attention at the
Sidney Memorial hospital for
burns received in a gas explosion,
was able to leave the hospital on
Friday and spend a few days at
the Fred Gear home, before re-
turning to her own home on Mon
day. She is recovering very'nicely
at this time.
Mrs. Elmer Mastvelten, her
mother, Mrs. Alber; DieSs OF Mis-
soula and Mrs. Don MaStvelten
visited at the Bill Cotter home in
Crane and with Mrs. Art Walla in
Sidney on Monday.
Mrs. Glen Mcbride Of Big Tim
Der is spending a few days visiting
with her father, Mr.. Charlie john
son and sister. Ruth, and also with
her mother who is receiving medi-
cal attention at the Sidney Mem
orial hospital.
Mr.. Glenn Spear of Colorado is
enjoying a short visit at the home
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. E. Hicks.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Shearer and
family of Glendive and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Goss of
Grand Junction, Colorado, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Burau and Con-
ME of Sidney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Vangsness enjoyed supper at
the Ted Burau home on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Rudy Strobbe of Billings
came after his wife and son, who
nave been visiting at the Robert
Gregg home for the past week, on
evening.
Miss Janis Mitchell of Sidney
and Mr.. Carl Carlson of Richey
visited at the William Mitchell
home On Sunday. Miss Martha
Scott Of Glendive and Virginia
B,uau visited there Friday
Mrs. HGona Wilson of Sidney
spent the weekend visiting at the
Don Price home
"A eroup Of httae friends gather
ID &C ~ II. Z Ernster home on
evening. Sept 9th and
he3ped -a,ae c~el4brate her birthday.
Afier N hour Of fun q delicious
hu,eh ws enjoyed. The little
me- a shnnor received many nice
ff60A-Anf friends.
l4lDD6 Doeee IAnGe, daughter OF
andNAL leo LANCE had the
ninwt~M oeeaiing her arm
0Atasdav 1t hsr home.
ol1s: Ana D0ested and MIS-
Nd Aurau e~ntea1ained the Mem
q the rAst Aatron's Club
( 4 an O'Clock Inncheon 1t the
)grau Aoma. On Saturday after
- 14gts wers pre-
Iii Hidfaz, san Of Mr.. and
In. Ramsell Blliard underwent
emergency operation for ap-
endidts At uhe Sidney Memorial
[oGpital on Sunday afternoon He
. getting along nicely at this
me.
Nj. and Mrs. Alvin Maschera
nd family and Mrs. Larson at
ended the Rural Mail Carriers
held at the Bill Miller
ONE at Richey on Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-09-23
Better meals build better f

This week Safeway joins in a nationwide can
Build Better Families" It is a campaign to emph
well balanced meals-an Importance which you ha
daily menus for your family. And we have rsecogniz
provide you week in and week out with a complete
prices. That's WIN we say Better meals begin at S
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
County Facts
Now Compiled

Facts on Columbus County is
the subject of booklet recently
compiled by the extension Of
flee. in cooperation with other
offices and agencies.
Soon to be printed and releas-
I'd, c. D. Raper. county agent
told of the purpose of the bro
chure this week:
Each year a good portion OF
our mail is from parties asking
for data on the county. Mos,
often these requests come from
school children" He added, "I'm
sure that the other offices of the
county also are flooded with the
same type of mail, too"
To cope with the requests
the county commissioners asked
that such booklet be prepared
Contests of the booklet in
clude sections on the county's
history, recreational facilities
agriculture and marketing, for
est wealth, rural organizations
health, schools and libraries.
Raper expects the publication
to be complete by December l.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Cash Available
To WOW Groups
Effective Jan. !

Liberal cash appropriations
for Woodmen Of the World
Camps. Uniform Rank compan.
les and degree teams. and for
Woodcraft Courts, Honor Guards
and degree teams have been
announced by E. E. Blue
Howell. Uniform Rank activities
director, effective January 1.
Elimination of state and dis
trict competition for Uniform
Rank degree teams after 1860
was announced at the same time
The Khaki uniform for this unit
also was made optional. effec-
tive Immediately. Uniform Rank
degree teams now may wear any
attractive uniform selected by a
majority of the members.
The amounts received by mem.
bers of a Uniform Rank degree
team or Honor Guard and their
Camps and Courts will vary in
accordance with specified quail.
fications. The funds received
may be spent for limitations. uni
forms. competitions or entertain
ment selected by the majority OF
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
.Cerro Gordo
Hosting 4-H

Cerro Gordo school will be
the site of the annual All Ach-
ievement Day program Satur-
day, Nov. 7. All members Of
county clubs are asked to attend
the meeting, scheduled to begin
at 9 a. m, and to have their
exhibits ready for showing.
The Home Agents office has
announced that all winners OF
blue ribbons Saturday will be
eligible to participate in the 4
II Honor Day in Wilmington
Nov. 1874. This event is sponsor
ed by the Star-News.
On the program Saturday will
be a report on the 1858 National
All Club Week by Milton Cole
man, and an accounting of the
many interesting experiences en-
Joyed by him during his trip tC
Chicago last December. Yount
Coleman, a leader in the Al
movement, has an OUTSTANDING
record in crop production cover.
ing the past five years.
Over 5000 in cash prizes vii
be awarded during Achievement
Day
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Williams Officers
Attend Workshop

The Future HomemakerS ot
America Club officers of Will
liamS Township High School at
tended the annual F. H. A
Workshop in Bladenboro, Tues
day, October 20.
The officers, along with Mrs
Retha Thompson, left school al
.2:l5 a. m. and arrived at Bled-
enboro High School at 3:25 a. m
The workshop opened with q
special F. H. A. program, given
by the club officers OF Bladen-
boro High School.
The club officers from each
school met in separate groups
and discussed ways of improv-
ing F. II. A. clubs and the duties
of each officer.
The following officers from
Williams High were present
ANGELA Powell. Ethel Cribb
Esta Mae Gore. villa Dean
Cartrette, Doris Faye EOwen
and Muriel Cribb.
BY Muriel Cribt
Reporter
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Williams Township
Senior Backtalk
by MJJRIEI CRIRR

The seniors of Williams Town
ship High School are busy these
days. They have been orderins
pins, and making deposits or
their invitations and callins
cards.
The seniors were pleased with
the profit made at their booth
Thursday night.
The outstanding seniors fol-
the week are none other thar
villa Dean Cartrette and Billy
Crib.
Bobby Sellers, now you know
how it feels to be stood up."
Jerry Shelly, have YOU had
any experience changing tires
lately?
Betty, l hear that you are do
.ns pretty well on that hon,
nest. What was added this
yGek?
Daphne. we're sorry Won
,ouldn't make it to the carnival
low did those tests turn out?
Muriel, is it true that YOU and
your date had bad luck Sunday
You'd better watch that o.,
eedle more carefully next time
Nettie Mae, I hear Won and
8aroara Lee have new bow
friends. Why keep it a secret?
Margie Mcpherson, how does
II feel to stay home on Saturday
nights?
Ethel. what's so special abou,
Evergreen?
Helen' did you really get
stood up Saturday night ?
How about Sonya and ua
earl making A plus on an Al
iris. "''oi'S
Betty Lou, who were YOU with
Thursday night?
By the way. how did you sem
orS like the Junior Aog;e
Oragnet" last week?
So long, hope you will re-
member to read our Senior
8acktalk" next week.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Special Program Is
Gipen At O.E.S. Meet

An original program entitled
"Life's Journey" was given fol-
lowing the regular business
meeting of the local chapter
Order of Eastern Star, on Mon
day evening. Mrs. Reece Bur-
roughs was program chairman
with Mrs. Mae S. Young, Mrs
Homer Frink, Mrs. Dock Bruton
Mrs. Inez H. Rogers, Mrs. Haze
Taylor, Mrs. Erskin Young, Mrs
Roy Long, Mrs. Wade Martin
Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. E W
Fonvielle, Mrs. Milton Wright
and Miss Inez Lewis assisting
with the presentation.
Mrs. Mae S. Young, worthy
matron, presided over the busi-
ness session at which time Mrs
E. w. Fonvielle and Mrs. Reece
Burroughs were appointed gen.
eral chairman of the annual
Masonic-Eastern Star banquet tc
be held in February. Mrs. A. M
Smith and Mrs. Homer Frink
are to be in charge of the decor
ations with other committees TO
be named at future meetings.
During the social period Mrs.
lnez H. Rogers served refresh
mentS.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Cub Scouts Make
Garden Field Trim

The Tabor City Cub Scouts
made a Field Trip Tuesday to
Brook Green Gardens leaving
here at 2 pm.
Those making the trip includ.
ed Den No. 1, Mrs. E. c. San.
ders, mother; Chip Cox. Rod
Sanders. John Goldfinch, Bot
Butler. Joey Coleman. Tommy
Waddell.
Den No. 2 - Mrs. Edwin
Wright. mother; Eddie Wright
Evan Gordon, Bob Joyner, Rusty
Carter. Warren Hipps. Frank
Dameron.
Den No. 8 Mrs. Clarence
Willoughby. mother: Colon Will.
loughby, Bobby Harrelson. Wig,
gle Jackson, Davey Bruton, Hank
Prince.
Den No. A. Mrs. Levi Grain
ger, mother; joey Granger
Jimmy Hewett, Ronald New
Sandy Rogers and Barry Mills
Accompanying the group were
several cub members mothers
and prospective cubs.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Aggie
Drugnef
By NANCY HARRISON

The Williams student council
met Monday and planned a par.
ty to be held the latter part OF
November. They also averaged
the basketball players grades to
see If they will be able to play
basketball this six weeks.
Mr.. Sasser and Mrs. Edwards
have given out the parts for this
years Christmas play. ANGELS
of Christmas"
The Juniors are busy practic-
ing their two one-act plays. The
prompters. ushers, and the dec
oration committee have been ap-
pointed. We're all going to work
hard to make these the best jun
ior plays ever.
The Halloween carnival was
held Thursday night. October
29th. The three kings and the
three queens are as follows: pri-
mary. Sandra White and Terry
Long: elementary. Cynthia Stan
ley, and Ronald Hinson: high
school, Elizabeth Hunt and Billy
Stephens. Congratulations!
We got out at loo O'Clock
Thursday so the teachers could
decorate for the Halloween car.
nival. The carnival turned out
very nicely and I'm sure every.
one that came had a lot of fun
Personality ty-of-the-week
He's a senior He has a blond
crew-cut and blue eyes. He is
a member of the Eta. and the
Beta club. He is a very likable
person. His name is Lowery
Fipps.
Time and effort is all it takes
to make thebeSt of the school
Year.
Until next week, bye-bye.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Demonstration Program to be
held at Hallsboro High School
Thursday. November II. at 7:30
pm. Mrs. J. c. Batten Of the
White Marsh Community will be
in charge.
A highlight Of the meeting
will be q report on this years
activities given In skit form BY
Mrs. A. H. Sessions, Mrs. Eu'
gene Smith, Mrs. Clarence
Thompson, and Mrs. Dale
Wright.
The most outstanding club OF
the year will receive a troph,
and the Home Demonstration
Club Member of the Year will
be announced.
Exhibits of this years work
will be set up in the gymnasium
and the public is cordially invit'
ed to attend.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

the Uniform Rank or Honor
Guard members.
To quality, the degree team
must have . total strength Of 16
to 20 members Of the Uniform
Ranks and principal camp Off
Gers. Honor Guard strength must
be IA to 20. For the largest ap-
preparation principal require
ments are that the unit partici-
pate in at least two initiaory
rites . year. sponsor a charered
Junior Woodmen unit and fur
nish II adult leadership and
meeting place. The unit also
must visit at least one other
Camp Court during the year
and participate in at least four
special events. such as awards
and presentations. The parent
Camp or Court must hold at
least nine monthly meetings in
the year.
Qualifications for the second
largest appropriation are similar
except that the degree team
must participate in but one ini-
tiation of candidates and in at
least two special events during
the year.
The smallest cash appropria-
ton is for degree teams that par
ticipate in one initiation and its
local unit holds at leaS nine
meetings during the year. Re-
quirements for this appropriation
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Party Gipen For
Air Force Bows

Henry James Taylor, son OF
Mr' and Mrs. H. ]. Taylor OF
laoor City also Larry Mills, son
II Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mills are
eaving Thursday for an assign
nent with the USAF in San An
.onia. Texas.
Ihey were honored Tuesda,
ming when their teen aee
friends gave them a going-awa,
party at Kings Barbecue.
About rs attended.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Gree nSec
III News
BY PHILIP HAYES

Rounding out the activities In
Green Sea High School thi,
week is the Halloween Carnival,
the F. T. A. meeting, the Beta
Club meeting, the selection Of
the Homecoming Queen, the as
sembly program.
Hallcween Carnival
Tuesday night the annual Hal
loween Carnival was bald In
the gymnasium. A minstrel show
preceded the Carnival. Hazel
Elliott and Morgan Gilreath was
selected as the Halloween King
and Queen of Senior High. Bet
ty Lane and Franklin Fowler
are the King and Queen of Jun
ior High.
F. T. A. Meeting
Wednesday morning the Fut-
ure Teachers Of America met in
the library. Tommy Roberts had
charge of the program.
Beta Club
The Beta Club met Friday
morning to discuss the taking in
of new members into the Beta
Club
Homecoming
The Homecoming Queen was
selected Thursday morning by
the members of the Student
Body. The results of this cleo
ton will be announced during
half-time ceremonies of the
Green Sea Southport game
Monday afternoon.
Assembly Program
The 10A homeroom had charge
Of this program and presented
their version of Name That
Tune"
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04
Cub Scouts Slate
Thursday PROGRAM

The Cub Scout Pack, sos,
will meet in the chapel of the
Saint Paul Methodist Church
Thursday. November 5. at 7 pm
for a special program.
Achievement badges will be
presented and members of Den
No. / will give a skit on "Aesop
Fables"
Jimmy Cox is Cub Master
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Miss Jessica Gore a student at
.hing's Business college Ra-
!eieh spent the week end with
her parents and relatives Mr.
lnd Mrs. Major Gore Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Ray.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Gree o:
Pireway announced the birth of
a son in Community hospital in
Loris, S. c. Wednesday.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

MISS Shirley Grice of Wilm-
ngton spent the week end with
Nr' and Mrs. Lonnie Grice and
family.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

do not include sponsorship Of q
Junior unit. visits to another
Camp tCoart). or participates )
In special eventx.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Nothing so needs reforming as
other peoples habits.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Grice
and Willard Grice were Friday
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

guests OF his brother Mr.. and,
Mrs. Percy c. Grice Of Lake
Waccamaw.
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

Whether you're building a
pole barn or a new home we
can help you SAVE
MONEY. GOLD BOND
ASBESTOS CEMENT
products have many advan-
tages, such as
Tabor City tribune., 1959-11-04

The 10A homeroom had charge
Of this program and presented
their version of Name That
Tune"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06

TEN DOLLARS WILL STILL FEED A REFUGEE FAMILY FOB
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IN THE LAND OF OUR LORD AND OUR
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and SISTER CELESTE wish TO become Ros.
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You will share in . life Of prayer in the
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-03-06

ABRAHA AND YAlcoB wish 70 serve
At the altar -. they have but one am.
bition in life. They feel that God has
called Them TO be His priests. Will you
help them TO follow the will Of Cod7
Each boy must have . sponsor who will
pay his necessary expenses OF 500 .
year during his six year seminary
course. Will you adopt . son in
Christi" Why not do il IS . Lsntsn
sacrifice?
Evening star., 1959-12-30
SHUE ON WEST SQUAD
Baylor Fails to Make
East AII-Stor 7 cam

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 (AP).-
Old hand Bob Cousy and
Rookie Wilt Chamberlain to-
day were named to the East
team for the 10th annual Ma
tional Basketball Association
All-Star game.
Heading the West team are
Jack Twyman of Cincinnati,
the leagues leading scorer, and
Bob Petit of st. Louis, the
NBA'S scoring record holders.
Five members for each division
will be named later.
Chamberlain took the berth
occupied last season by Bill
Russell. the Boston ace. The
6-foot-1l Russell likely will be
among the later selections.
Twyman's selection left Min
neapolis' Elgin Baylor, rookie
of the year in 1957-5S, off the
squad for the present. Baylor
has been slowed by a virus
condition which cut his weight
drastically.
Cousy, the backcourt genius
of the champion Boston Celt-
les, has played in every all
star classic since it was in
augurated. This seasons game
will be held in Philadelphia,
January %.
Evening star., 1959-12-30

Chamberlain, averaging 35.9
a game for Philadelphia's War
riorS. is second in the league
scoring race with 1,04l points.
Twyman has poured in 1893
points for a 31.l average while
playing in six more games.
Petit established an NBA
one-SeaSon scoring record last
season. collecting 2,105 points
for a 29.2 average. The Hawk
star along with Cousy gathered
the most votes in balloting for
the teams by sports writer's and
sportscasters in league cities.
Chamberlain'S teammate,
Paul Arizin. also was selected
for the East team along with
Dolph Schayes of Syracuse and
New York's Richie Guerin.
Rounding out the West squad
are 7-foot Walt Dukes of De-
troit, Piston Teammate Gene
Shue and Minneapolis Dick
Garmaker.
The additional five men for
each team will be picked by
NBA coaches.
Red Auerbach will coach the
East squad, which has won six
of the nine meetings in the
series. St. Louis Ed Macauley
will handle the West.
Evening star., 1959-12-30
Baltimore Reports
Progress in Bid
For Navy Game

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 80 (AP) :.
The site of the 1860 Navy
Air Force football game re-
mained indefinite today after
a conference between Naval
Academy officials and Balti-
more representatives.
The game was originally
scheduled for Baltimore, but
Capt. Asbury (Red Coward,
Navy's athletic director, has
cited disappointing attendance
in Baltimore and a desire to
show the team around the
country as reasons for a pos
sible move out of Baltimore.
Chicago, New York and Other
major cities have put in bids
for the first Mayfair Force
meeting.
DR.. Frank C. Marino, presi-
dent Of the Baltimore Park
Board, reported favorable
progress" after yesterdays
meeting between a committee
of the board and the Executive
Committee of the Naval Acad-
emy Athletic Association.
1t was the second conference
on the game within two weeks
A third session is set for
January 7.