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Evening star., 1961-01-14
Spingorn Takes
BuIlou Five

Un be at ten Spingarn, The
Stars third-ranked scholastic
basketball team, used II play
ers in a 1922 romp over
Ballou High Schools new
team yesterday at Spingarn.
The home team starters
built a 20-2 lead at the end
Of the first quarter, came back
to play half Of the third and
retired to watch the reserves
mop up their third decision in
the Interhigh East Division,
and sixth overall.
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Mclean Still
In Second

Mclean remained in undis-
puted second place behind
Wakefield in the Northern Vir-
ginia Group la standings
with q 64-53 victory over
George Washington last night
at Hammond High School, al
though the Eagles were lack
ing three starters.
Vic Goodiel is lost to Nc
Lean for the season with q
torn cartilage in the knee and
Bob Smith and John Bayne
also did not play. However. re-
serve Robert Burrows came in
to score Is points, Freshman
David Sollenberger scored his
season high. 81 points, and FL
lott Mcbride added II to lead
the assault.
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O'ConneII Defeated
In Last Few Seconds

Dave Winters Jump shot with
IL seconds remaining pulled
O'Connel High School to with
in a point of Benedictine at
O'Connell last night. That was
as close as the Knights came,
however. as Ron Eliasek scored
two free throws in the final
to cap a 58-55 victory
for the Richmond school.
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Archie's Nemesis
Trims American

ROME, Jan. IA (AP).-
Giulio Rinaldi. rising Italian
light heavyweight boxer, last
night won an easy decision over
Sonny Ray of Chicago in a
10-round bout.
Rinaldi, a 24-year-old former
lifeguard, jumped into inter-
national boxing prominence
last october by upsetting World
Light Heavyweight Champion
Archie Moore in a non-title
bout.
Rinaldi weighed l77M
pounds. Ray 1851.
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Lentz Outscores
Fuirfux Team

Marty I.entz, the leading
scorer in Virginia, outscored
the entire Fairfax team last
night as Mount Vernon romped
67-36, on its home court.
Lentz. hitting II of 80 field
goal attempts, had 80 points.
Fairfax. lacking a man over
6 feet tall to cope with the
6-foot-5 Lentz. hit 13 Of SO
shots from the floor.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
School Record Set
BY Walter Johnson

After trailing, 1917, in the
first quarter. Walter johnson
roared to a school record of 80
points in defeating Northwood.
1858 in a Bi-County League
game in Bethesda last night.
Warren Price and Walt Whit
man combined for IL points as
the Spartans won their eighth
straight game,
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SurruttsviIIe Five
Wins 18th Struiqht

With Martin Padgett and
Mike O'Connell combining for
40 points. Surrattsville defeated
Sasscer. 1851, in a Prince
Georges County Glass B League
game on the winners court last
night. 1t was SurrattSville's
sixth straight win Of the sea-
son and 28th straight over two
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SIouehter's Shots
Put Colts Ahead

Western crept to within 2
points Of Coolidge with three
minutes remaining yesterday,
before 6-foot-5 Wilbur Slaugh-
ter tipped in his missed free
throw and scored two more
baskets as the Colts won, So
50. Coolidge led all the way to
take their second league game
and remain tied for second
place in the West Division OF
the InterhiQh league
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Phelps Takes Volts

Led by the playmaking of
Joe Colbert and the scoring
Of Eddie Gilchrist, Phelps over
took Chamberlain High School
early in the second half to
win a 62-53 contest at Eastern.
1t was the seventh win in
eight games for the Trades
men. and their second East
Division Interhigh League vic
tory against one loss.
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Clerks Rebound
To Beat Wilson

Cardozo High School re-
bounded from Tuesdays upset
by st. Johns to win its Sec
ond straight game in the In
terhigh West Division, 6l-40
over last-place Wilson yester-
day at Roosevelt.
With 6-foot-5 Vincent Jack
son recovering 18 rebounds and
Henry Holloway scoring II
points. the Clerks eased in
front by 14-10 after one quar-
ter and steadily increased Their
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Bethesda Sets
School Record

Bethesda Chevy Chase moved
into 1877 lead after one quar-
ter, scored % in the second
and wound up with a school
record total in an 1878 VIC
tory in a Bi-County League
basketball game last night at
Wheaton.
Eddie Austin. high scorer
with q points. broke the for
mer record of IS with a field
goal. Dick Wilmer Of Wheaton
hauled in Is rebounds.
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Lee Pulls Surprise
In Beating Generals

all before Carl Peterson gave
the Generals the lead again
with a foul shot with Z seconds
left.
WI made 10 of 13 shots but
Lee got twice as many free
throw chances and clicked on
II, making up for a field-goal
disadvantage of 6 points.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
BEATS RICHARD MONTGOMERY
Blair Gets Big Lift
On Return of Wendt

Rockets back court aces, kept
Richard Montgomery in con-
tenttion until Blair's third
quarter surge. Mackey wound
up with l9 points and Doane IL
The victory left Blair alone
atop the league standings fol-
the first time this season. II
was Richard Montgomery's first
loss Of the school year. The
football team won all of its
games and the basketball squad
had taken eight in a row.
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Cadets Win
AtFouI Line

The st. Johns Cadets made
80 of SO free throws last night
to defeat Mackin. 1858, in a
Catholic League game at Car
roll, for their third victory in
seven games,
Bob Lewis, Don Roth and
Tim DAILY scored SO points
among them for the Cadets,
q from the foul line. Mackin's
Red Savoy, the leagues lead
ing scorer with 50 points in
three games. scored 25 points
To hn hinh fn,. thu ,ninlnf
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Unbeuten Laurel
Beuts Woodward

Laurel High School pulled
away from a 6-6 tie at the end
Of one quarter to a l0-point
lead at halftime on the way
to its sixth victory without de-
feat this season and second over
Woodward Prep. 55-40. yester-
day at Central YMCA. Wayne
Browning. second to teammate
Bill Scott as high scorer. con-
'tributed 8 points to Laurel's
23-point splurge in the second
period.
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james Wood Wins

Larry Hockman's hot hand
in the first half made the
difference as James Wood of
Winchester defeated George
Mason, 66-44, in a Virginia
Group l-B basketball game
last night at George Mason.
Hickman made eight of nine
shots in the first half and
ended up with 80 points for
the night.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
AnnunduIe Bombs
james Madison Five

Annandale High School
bombed winless James Madison
with Al points in the first half
and eased home a 74-51 victor
last night in a Northern Vir-
ginia Group LA League game
at Annandale. Lonnie Jones of
Madison topped the scorers
with Is points.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Unbeoten Priory
Beuts St. AIbuns

Priory School won its fifth
game without loss. and first
since the holidays. 53-40, yes
terday at st. Albans. That
makes so in a row for Coach
Bob Dwyer, who switched to
Priory this year after turning
out those great teams at Car
roll.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
luckey Beats DuVul

Lackey scored four layups in
the last two minutes of play to
pull away from DuVal to a 44-
80 win on the Indians court
last night. Lackey led most of
the way. but DuVal rallied to
come within three points at 33-
80 before Lackey broke loose.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Groveton Romps

Groveton High School used
all IA players available and IL
Of them scored as the Tigers
came within one point Of their
season high with an 1851 VIC
tory over Osbourn last night
at CSroveton
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Stuart Tops Juquurs

Jeb Stuart High School re-
mained in a third-place tie in
the Northern Virginia Group
la race last night by defeat
ing Falls Church, 50-40, at Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
High Point Connects

Don Mathews last-second
jump shot gave High Point a
$3.50 win over Suitland at High
Point last night and pushed the
Eagles back up into fourth place
In the Maryland Bi-County
League.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Berry's Shot Wins

Richard Berry hit on a
jumper with 10 seconds re-
naming in the game to give
Douglass a 45-43 win over
Parker-Gray last night at Lees
burg. Parker-Gray had held
slight leads most of the way.
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Northwestern Wins

Northwestern maintained a
slight lead most Of the way in
dealing Bladensburg its seventh
Bi-County League loss of the
year, 45-42, on the Mustangs
court last night.
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TONES Take NeuIe

st. Anthony's ran up a 1918
halftime lead, then coasted to
its second Central Interscholas-
tic Conference victory by de-
feating Archbishop Neale 6S-41,
last night at LaPlata.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Quuntico Post Ahead

Quantico Post High School
converted II of 20 free shows
to more than make up a 2-point
deficit in field goals on the
way to a 1888 victory over
Bulls School last night at
Quantico, posting its third
straight win in the Central
InterSchnlaStic Conference
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Yorktown Prevails

Yorktown's new basketball
team won its fifth game In
seven, 1920, over the Episcopal
junior varsity yesterday at
vorzfo,yo
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make it 44-all with little more
than a minute to play. Austin
sank two more foul shots with
81 seconds left for the differ
ence.
DeMatha, winning its 10th
straight, made up for a 20-17
deficit in goels with IL of IS
free throws, while Anacostia
made four out of 10. The In
dians lost their third game In
seven,
Evening star., 1961-01-14
St. Stephen's Wins

st. stephens defeated
Georgetown Prep, 40-38, in a
see saw Interstate Athletic
Conference game at st. Ste
phen'S last night.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Good Counsel Ahead

Good Counsel High School
scored As points in the second
half to defeat Sherwood 74-33
last night at Good Counsel.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
BOATS and MARINE

FAMILY BOAT, 42-ft. twin-screw bay
cruiser. permanent hunks. galley and
head; $4,000, to settle estate. Ewes,
VII. 2-13S4. for appointment.
EVINRUDE 15-h.p. outboard: very
few hours running time; like new:
Sla5. Ell. 6-4056.
GOING TO THE BOAT SHOW?-Vsit
the Jet IA sailboat booth to see the
NEW Syncore fiberglas Jet washing
ton dealer. PAUL PARRAMORE. KI.
S-4163.
MOTOR BOAT, 16 IT.. with 3O-h ..
johnson motor and trailer: excel.
cond;; 5000 or make offer. UN.
1S-FT. Century Resorter: I35 h.p-; lust
refinished; motor Just overhauled. Call
JU. S-4S65.
12-FT. BOAT
l2-horsepower motor. RE. 5-258s.
Evening star., 1961-01-14
Luther Jackson Wins

Luther Jackson led all the
way in defeating Jennie Dean,
67-53, in Manassas last night.
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Capitol Pages Win

Capitol Page School main
tanned a slim lead to defeat
Kendall, 40-37, at Gallaudet
last night.
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Totals go 10 SO Totals II IL
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Totals 22 22 SO Totals 10 ga
Halftime: 35-l3. James Wood.
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Totals "a 1881 Totals l6 $40
Halftime: 31-l7, Cardozo.
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Totals 13 10 80 Totals 81 So
Halftime: 30-16, Mt. Vernon.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Two Northern AlaskanS Die In Highway Accident

ANCHORAGE lR - Two per sons died and two others escaped injury when the car in which they were riding careened over a rocky embankment on the Seward High way near Potter early Sunday.
 Crushed under the overturned car and apparently killed instant ly were 24-year-old Roy Roma khuk of FairView, the driver, and 21-year-old Lois Norma Nashalook, a nurse at the Alaska Native Service Hospital here
 The other two occupants, who suffered only minor cuts and bruises, were identified by State Police as Ella Frankson, 22, also a nurse at the ANS Hospital, and Ben John, g, of Mentasta, an en- ploye of the Alaska Railroad.
 According to police, the car went out of control on a curve on the highway, skidded and over turned at least once in the rock streWn gully.
 Roy Komakhuk, is the son of Mrs. Ethel Komakhuk of Anchor age, she was here visiting and fishing and left Monday.
 Norma Nashalook, is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Nash alook of Unalakleet.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Today's Highlights
 In History

Today is Wednesday, July 26th, the 207th day of 1861. There are 158 days left in the year.
 In this day in 1779, the first Congressional Medal awarded to a foreigner was presented to It. Col. Fleury of France. He com- manded the first storming party on the fort at Stony Point, and was the first man to enter the main fort he struck down the British flag.
 In 1775, Benjamin Franklin as sumed office as the first US. Postmaster General.
 In 1874, the Republic of Li- beria was founded.
 In 1908, the Bureau of Investi- gation - now the Federal Bureau of Investigation - was created under the jurisdiction of the US. Attorney General.
 In 1889, The United States gave Japan formal notice of renuncia- ton of the 1911 commercial treaty.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Secret Service Chief,
 U. E. Baughman to Retire

WASHINGTON R - U. E. Baughman, Chief of the Secret Service, will retire Aug. 31.
 That was disclosed Tuesday in an exchange of letters between Baughman and Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon.
 The chief function of the Secret Service, in addition to guarding President and his family, is combating counterfeiting n d forging of government documents, including checks. It is part of the Treasury Department.
 Baughman, 56, has headed the Secret Service for almost 13 years. All told, he has been with the organization for more than B years.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
$14,5OO Advanced For Planning of
 School at Palmer

JUNEAU R - The Housing and Home Finance Agency advised Alaska's congressional delegation today it will advance $14,5O0 for preliminary planning of a com bination elementary and junior high school at Palmer.
 In a wire to the Associated Press at Juneau, Sens. E. L. Bart lett and Ernest Gruening and Rep. Ralph Rivers said the school will cost an estimated $1 million, with construction to start in May of next year.
 The federal planning funds were made available under a program providing interest free advances for planning essential public works and community facilities.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Gagarin Views Cubans
 Parading Through Havana

HAVANA R - Soviet space man Yuri Gagarin climbed on a reviewing stand Tuesday and watched some 10000 Cubans pa- rade through flag-decked Havana streets in celebration of the eighth anniversary of Fidel Gas tro's revolutionary movement.
 Gagarin arrived late and held up the start of the long parade for about 30 minutes. He joined Castro and President Osvaldo Dorticos in viewing the long line of athletes, students and folk dancers.
 The demonstrators carried thou sands of flags including those of Communist countries.
 Martial music blared from loud speakers and huge crowds cheer ed the marchers over the six mile route.
 It was the second day in town for Gagarin who got rainy hero's welcome Monday on his ar rival for the four-day celebra- ton of the 26th of July move ment.
 Prime Minister Castro per sonally escorted the Soviet major through a round of social func- tions. Wherever they went the Cubans cLeered wildly.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Bill Would Make Air
 Carriers Ineligible to Receive Federal Subsidy

WASHINGTON tR - Chairman Warren Manuson, O-Wno, of the Senate Commerce Committee in- troduced bill Monday to make all domestic trunk line air car riers ineligible to receive federal subsidy payments on intrastate and interstate operation. except in Alaska and Hawaii.
 He said he introduced the bill in the Senate at the request of the Civil Aeronautics Board.
 The board, he reported, said the position of the domestic airlines has changed sufficiently so that it is no longer realistic for them to assume that there is govern ment subsidy on which they may rely and that the government should make this clear through appropriate legislation. The board said that with few exceptions the domestic trunk lines have not re- ceived subsidy payments for the last decade.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Titchen' -zN. -Wise
by LYDIA PERKINS
A New Hamburger Dish

A New Hamburger Dish
 Everybody loves hamburger and every cook has her favorite recipes. For this recipe, you add some sausage meat or ground pork to make a delicious new hamburger dish. Serves 4-6.
 HAMBURGER PlNWHEELS 2 Tbsp. solod oil or shortening l smoll onion. minced
 l lb. ground beef
 X lb. bulk sousoge meat or ground
 pork
 Salt. pepper
 L&P Worcestershire Sauce to taste l recipe baking powder biscuit , dough
 Heot the oil in skillet. add onion and fry until slightly Drowned. Add the ground meat and cook. stirring frequently until the red color disop- peors. Season well with salt. pepper and Lea 6 Perrins Worcestershire. Roll biscuit dough into q Iectongle N inch thick. Spread the cooked meat over this. roll os for jelly roll. and cut into slices about lh inches thick. Place cut side down in q creased pan. Bake l2 to Is minutes in hot oven (450' F0. Serve with mushroom sauce.
 FOR MUSHROOM SAUCE. use one can ll0h oz.) cream of mushroom soup diluted only enough to moke smooth sauce. Add one teaspoon Lea G Perrins Worcestershire Sauce and simmer two or three minutes.
 (Lydia Perrins will answer kitchen questions. Address her at 28 West 44th St., Room 1910, New York 36, N. Y.)
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Anchorage Teacher Lies Helpless ' Hours After Breaking Hip In LA.

LOS ANGELES R A 63- year-old teacher told police Mon day she laid helpless for seven hours in a hotel room after break ing her hip.
 Miss Goldie Busko of Anchor age, is now in good condition, at tendants at Los Angeles Ortho- pedic Hospital said.
 She said she fell getting into bed Sunday. "The pain was so great I couldn't move. Finally, after hours had passed, I man. aged to pull myself on the bed by using the bed sheets and then I dragged myself where the phone WaS."
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
POSTMASTER EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED FOR KOTZEBUE

The Alaska delegation to Con gress has been advised that an examination will be held for ap- pointment of postmaster at Kotzebue. Applicants, who must be Kotzebue residents, may obtain applications from the U. s. Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, D. C., and must submit them not later than August 29. The basic salary for the position is $5,370, plus a 35 per cent cost of-ilving allowance.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Composer-Violinist Max Thurn Has Six Finqers Amputated

BIRARRITZ, France R - Aus trian composer and Violinist Max Thurn will never play again as a result of an accident here Tues day.
 When his light plane failed to start, Thurn swung the propeller by hand. The engine fired and the propeller whirled, catching his hands.
 The 51-year-old violinist was rushed to a hospital. Six fingers were amputated.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
POSSIBLE APPOINTMENT

WASH1NGTIN R - PhiIIeO Nash, a former It. Gov. of Wis consin, today was reported as likely to be appointed Commits sioner of Indian Affairs.
 Nash has been serving for some months as an assistant to Assist ant Secretary of the Interior John A. Carver Jr. He was a member of a special task force on Indian Affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Anchorage Attorney
 Believed Out of Danger

BILLINGS, Mont. R - A An chorage attorney, Ralph Cottis, was reported in fair condition in a Billings hospital Monday night.
 Cottis suffered severe brain in- juries in an auto accident near Miles City July 8, and was un- conscious for several days.
 Hospital attendants say he has regained his speech and is be- lieved out of danger.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Italian Climber
 Suffers Severely FrOstbitten Feet

ANI1f1OhA1E ft - All 1IdlIdll mountaineer flown here last night with severely frostbitten feet jubilantly reported that he and his five companions had success fully scaled the sheer south face of Mt Mckinley, never before climbed.
 The Italian expedition with several of it's members suffering from frostbite, fought it's way to the summit on July 19.
 The feat was heralded by vet eran climbers here as one of the greatest on the mountain since the first successful ascent in 1913 by a four-man party led by Rev. Hudson Stuck, Episcopal Arch deacon of the Yukon.
 Bush pilot Don Sheldon of Tal- keetna flew Gian Gack Canali to Anchorage Monday night for treatment of his feet. Sheldon planned to return immediately to the mountain to evacuate the other climbers and bring them here as soon as possible.
 Canali, although unable to walk, was in high spirits, Sheldon said Canali's companions had "sledded him down the mountain to a slab of ice at about the 10,000-foot level" There the pilot landed his plane and evacuated the mountaineer.
 Dr. William J. Mills Jr., an ex- pert on cold weather injury, said Canali is suffering from moderate to severe frostbite and would have to remain in a hospital for from six to eight weeks.
 Speaking through an interpre- ter, Canali said the expedition encountered high winds, snow and sub-zero temperatures on the mountain. Out of a month, they had only five days of good climb. ing weather.
 The climbers had to hammer over 6,000 feet Of rope into tht mountain to make the ascent anc relay supplies from their base camp at II, ,500 feet.
 "It wasn't a climb to reach the summit-it was a fight all the way" said Canali.
 Of Anchorage businessman John Stocco and New York copywriter Armand Petrecca, who quit the party after a clash with Cassin, Canali said: ''The two were not climbers, nor were they in physical condition. They could not have made the climb"
 Cir W wood mountaineer Bob Goodwin stayed with the expedi- tion until week ago when he had to return to his job.
 He was described by Canali as "the only person capable of mak- ing the ascent who could have been of help"
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-26
Atomic Scientist Postpones Visit 10 Cape Thompson

Dr. Leland HaWorth, Atomic Energy Commissioner. who was to have arrived in Juneau today and gone on to Kotzebue and Cape Thompson Friday, has can celled his trip due to illness.
 Since there will be changes in the schedule due to the delay Sen. Lester Bronson is requesting Dr. Haworth include Nome on his itinerary when he does make his visit to Alaska.
 An asylum for the sane would be empty in America"
 -George Bernard Shaw
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16
Over 100000 Delawareans Receive
Traditional Christmas Seals This Week

More than 100000 Delaware
families saw the first signs Of
Christmas this week.
Postmen throughout the state
delivered envelopes of Christ
mas Seals, the traditional Christ
mas greeting stamps which have
helped to finance the fight
against tuberculosis and other
respiratory diseases for more
than half a century.
Officials of the Delaware Tu-
berculosis and Health Society
said today that recent develop
ments in the field of respiratory
diseases point out the import
ance of intensifying the work
done by TB societies throughout
the nation.
The Christmas Seal letter
which accompanied the Seals
cited national reports indicating
that the tuberculosis germ is be-
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16

coming resistant to the drugs
commonly used for treatment OF
the disease.
At the time the letter was pre-
pared, the number of new cases
detected in Delaware this year
was running substantially ahead
of the number for the cores
ponding period last year.
The need for a tuberculosis
vaccine, a longtime goal of med
ical research that has never been
attained, was emphasized.
The impact of respiratory dis
eases other than tuberculosis
was pointed out in an address at
the Delaware Academy of Medi-
cine a week ago when DR.. Har-
old L. Israel said that empty
sema is much greater problem
than the more widely publicized
lung cancer. At the same meet
ing, DR.. H. William Harris said
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16

FOR SALE - 38-Acre Farm
with land in good production,
large house and plenty out-bldgs.
4 miles west of Dover near Rose
Valley School, a very suitable
location. Joe ]. Schrock, Dover,
Del, Rte 2, Box 374-A.
Smyrna times., 1961-11-16
Founded Is45

The United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Mary
land, is a school maintained by
the government to educate,
train, and prepare young men
for the naval service as officers.
1t was founded in l845 by
George Bancroft, first Secretary
of the Navy. During the Civil
War, it was moved to Newport,
Rhode Island, until the end of
the war when it was returned
to. Annapolis.