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wsesa{Inp sseessaMIpI 2 ,,5 WILSON'S

OFFERS THE FOLLOWING
Potomac River. Upper Sandy Point,
modern, 3 bedrooms. tiled bath
pine paneled living room, fire,
place, dining area, kitchen, screened
porch. Nicely Furnished ant
equipped. $17.260.
Lower . Machodoc River. overlook.
ing Potomac; 2-story brick co.
lonial with full basement, 4 bed.
rms. z baths, living room l5x3C
4. with fireplace. large entrance
nan. kitchen. dining room; {
acres. more available: S4S.ooo.
Yeocomico River. Northumberlafi6 I'd
County; home for comfortablS
retirement with many unusual fea.
lures; 4 bedrooms, bath witt
dressing rooms, 2 half baths, largI
paneled living with fireplace, din
ing room, eat-in kitchen, library
16 acres land. S33, 800.
For details and pictures Of these
ana other properties, call or Writ
Ben Hubbard, Warsaw, virginia
ED. 3-6231, home OR, 2-2O7S
SCHMIDT & WILSON, INC.
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Beautiful View
OF Harhor and River

A steal! Fisherman's delight
private dock with elec. and rum
ming water, convenient to clean
fish when you come in late IN
the evening; seawall: dwelling
built for ,yr.-round living: concrete
construction; fully insulated; 4
jalousie windows, screens and
storm sash, loft. screened i'm
porch with fireplace: shaded plot: ::
sacrifice price. $3.50. only ST.
500 down; range and refrigerator
REALTY, Box 15l. Rte. l, csilSo,
va. Phone: Garden 7.3123,
Bargain Lists. Mailed Free.
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ia5.FT W1TFRFRoNT - ...;i..I

1877. WATERFRONT in section
Of lovely homes. HallowinE Poini
Estates, Va. 45 min. from d. C.;
easy terms. s., 500. Dial 451-2Io1
or IA. 9-125O.
80 ACRES, Eastern Bay, over
1900 u. shoreline; price, S62, 800
JOSEPH F1LPPO REALTY, LU
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TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1Eoyerlooking Chesapeake Bay: =
lots improved BY attractive 6srm,
brick home. III baths, fiTenlace
owner being transferred: dSS0einI 90 nj
D. C.: asking S14, 800.
Franklin Manor. oyerlookins
chesapeake Bay; 2-bedrm. modern
nome; now $13,500.
I3@1Galesville; lovely view Of West
fEiver; acre, modern 6-rm,
Trans rrame nome: fireplace. large
s,; pSsr,cn; iendscaped grounde: in ex-
sseeiaIent sea p6o condition; s3 mi. D. C.;
4-woodland Beach: 2-bedrm.
asnsinR: asissiaR yfll; ilb;o6S 'Ot'' liberal ii:
6CChesapeake Bay: new S.bedru
nome; modern kitchen, amnie
closet space. hot-air heat, land.
escaped: wonderful view; $4,000
oSWest River area: lovely S-rm
nome. bath. hardwood floors. hot
AT neat, large screened porch, In.
s!u1iated; landscaped. water on two
r sAlasS; sSG.rSS 81 mi; p; C.; $4,000.
Elsie West Williams, Latham M3
Phone University 7-80O6: IL M
answer call Prince Frederick los.
TWO WONDERFUL WATERFRONT
rEhsnMS. one facing on Potomac
Ever. other on Chesapeake Bay.
MEAsELL, OIL. 4-S630. siGLER
UNUSUALLY NICE retirement
front; living room, at fireplscs~. ~1SS1- tin-
ing area; large modern Kitchen. 4
bedrooms. modern bath, utiiity
room. oil heat; gear garage, s
workshop; artesian well, rood
shade. dock. Reduced to S1s'6O0'
VIII finance. so miles from
Warsaw, We. ED. $500. '~i'0r'
VALUABLE MIL POND and land
20 So acres: % in pond. 40 acres
waters. This is 4 very desirablG
and ,well-stocked pond, desirable
building sites overlooking pond
Approx. 75 miles from WASHING.
ssa,far Zen area w:I:5 SS7;SoQ; 8 3. Y; c; RICE
WATERFRONT
s6ADYSIDE 2-BEDRM. HOME
on SN,TTHEE THE BAY, EXCEL. SWIM,
ARE Possession. i"MSl1-
FRANK w. WILDE
Realtor shadyside, Ma
Phone-UNIvERsfTY 7-ssi7 O'
WATERFRONT HOME-9 hedTn79
central heat. picture window, tiled
bath, built Q yrs. ago. Good COM
munity on Potomac, year.found
living, easy committing to work.
For the family who wants living
COUNTY SERVICES, BU. 3-2i5i.
SMITH CREEK, st. Marys Co
II acres. 900 1t. shoreline. EN-.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY, va
6h acres. long waterfront. f.
room cottage; living room, fire
place; large eat-in kitchen. Q bed
rooms, modern bath, Q screened
porches: artesian well, dock fully
and eompl. furnished. incl. Q small
boats and motors; good road, pri-
yate. large trees. $4,000. Liberal
IWlnaaslRsv WsfasW.s va' w. E6: S. 1850. sE55GE R''l'0r
WHITE STONE. virginia; near Tides
Inn. Old home place, 35 acres,
1000 feet waterfront on wide
creek mile from Chesapeake Bay.
Center-hall. five rooms plus mod
ern kitchen, tiled bath, screened
porches, garage, fireplaces, privacy
and peace. OWNER, 1928 Ruxton
I'd, Baltimore 4, Md. VA. 3-7142.
WILLOWS COLONY, MD, beaut.
lot overlooking bay, high eleVa-
uon' g0.ft: frontage; sacrifice for
cash. MA. 2-0S60.
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REALTY
calyert county Farms

CdlVeTt OOuuty EoEho
90 acres; large 2-story dwelling: 4
tobacco barns, farm equipment,
deep freeze, many extras; near
Huntingtown; terms.
65 =. acres; good 6-rm. dwelling:
GOOD soil: Q tobacco barns. plus
farm equip: Q good family farm;
price reas.; near Prince Fred
eriek.
~ acres: dwelling. tenant house
and Q tobacco barns; located on
Rte. 416, near Chaneyvtlle.
IL acres; s-rm. DWELLING; 2 barns,
many extra outbuildings: 2 miles
from Bay on hardtop road.
n. WATSON, agent, ewes. and sun
Alpine 7-2211; weekdays MA.
.7-2560.
as4 acres on collington branch
and Leland Fd.; rolling WOODED
and open acres; "a mile OIL SUI
p G. County.
iS2 acres north Of Upper Mari.
hofo, q mile off sol.
2i0 acres on 301, south Of Upper
Marlboro: streams and native
ehrubbery: good topography.
2O-Scre parcel; Bristol, A. A.
County.
T. G. DULEY. Agent. ewes; and sun N /
MA. 7-3491: wkdys.. MA. 7-2560.
Mf6DLETOWN VALLEY, MD.-23
ACRES: excel. truck farm wLmod.
house. All for only Sl2,960. Terms
can be arranged. SPARKS AGENCY,
la. 6-2q92 or Market 7-21SS.
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BAY WATERFRONT
cOTTAGE-Directly on beautiful
sandy beach, aceomodations fol
large family. may be used as
or 2 apis. II income is desired;
large screened porch overlookine
Bay. The price will surprise you,
terms may be arranged.
LONG BEACH - Practically new
frontage lot; includes 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, living room, dining.
kitchen area, utility room, con.
crete patio decks front and rear
partially furnished; oVerlookI
Chesapeake Bay and Flag Haf.
Dor. Terms: $1,000 down; SIOC
monthly. Smaller monthly pay
ments II more cash Is paid. This
one Is Immaculate and ready for
immediate occupancy.
TO inspect these houses or several
unusually good lot offerings, drive
miles south Of Prince Frederick
on Solomons Island rd. md. Ale
or %, turn left ct st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs Il
NJ. e RocKH1LL. INC
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COBB ISIANn Nm

doesn'tl ,--'
Purchase this custom-built retire.
ment home located on the Poto-
mac River and have & little fun.
Remember" it's later than you
think
Bring Nav, and the dog-and come
IS IS ySS oSen are s SsS Gs;. %y sS,on office VII
Sunday,
The PriceP
Oh yes, IT'S $3.50; 4oss down
balance 10 years.
See you this weekendP
YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
JOE DOYLE COBB ISLAND, ND,
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-MIDDLEBURG

Attractive pre-civil War stone house
and 7 acres adj. TO Middleburs
Training Center. Ideal for horse
man. $4,000. OWNER, MU.
7.27S1.
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GENE CASTLEBERRY
VS. OIL. 4-1432

MARYLAND; 10 ACRES
B-rm. block house, bath and
electricity; barn. chicken house,
stream 't tthrouFn property; iishins
and hunting: GOOD road: 100 miles
BIC: price, $500. $1,000 down.
$50 ACRES-MD.
Joins Route 40, "A mile; two 6-rm.
houses with baths and furnaces;
iSrEe barns and outbldgs,; beau
EfuI view; Is acres Of apple
,orchard, all young trees: 200
acres farming and pasture: 150
acres of large saw timber: 30
sas. piIsS .SSodi IRON GOOD Ttsnans'On' tsrnas. '''
EUGENE P. NIXON
NJ. 7-slf2 Ewes. La. 6-5e4S
sat. and Sun. 301-E4. 6-6130
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HOWARD COUNTY
INVEST IN LAND

NEAR SENECA. Montgomery
County, Maryland-136 beautiful
rolling acres. attractive remodeled
farmhouse; 4 bedrooms LIST II.
There are also 2 ramblers. prac-
tically new both have. 8 twtn-size
bedrms., bSmt. There is also . 3-
these houses viii be well over $3.50
per mo. There Is q large concrete
Barn with huge hayloft. Beaut.
panoramic view, 1 mile off River
I'd: This is q tremendous invest
msnt; S150.000. $4,000 cash,
balance one trust.
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MONROE BAY EsTATEs

Lots over 10000 "a. IT. Purchase
boat dock. swimming. fishing,
grabbing, etc. Sensible restric-
tions; terms. 1. L. CURLEY, Co.
BEACH; 21S Fire ave-
SiE. Nstsr. sT $500. ua. HsS0 4asa7s. assi
PINEY POINT, MD, where the Po-
tomac meets the Bay-G-rm. cot
taees with full baths, gas heat;
excel. eono:; city sewer and Water;
sandy beach, boating, fishing, Ia.
Senent value ct S6.660 with only
$3.50 down. For more info, call
Mrs. Santa Anna evenings, HI. g.
5z42; RE. 6-6400. BERENs
POINT LOOKOUT-Furn. 3-bedrn.
masonry cottage; excel. fishing
and boating. OWNER. RE. 5-2435.
PUBLIC LANDING, Md, on Chin
Soteasue Bay. Yeaf-round one
level 8 rooms, ga baths, GE
Kitchen, screened porches, 2-caT
garage; well handicapped, boxWood:
magnificent view bay; sandy bot.
tom, ideal for children; boat har-
Dor adjacent. Price, S22,5O0. Ask
prochure: EMMA STEVENSON,
Snow Hill, Nd. Phone 9S6.
ST. MARY'S RIVER-7 rms. and
bath, year-round home, 2-ear ga
rage, lovely grounds, sandy
peach. excellent fishing and crab
DifIg Ping; PRICED TO sell. including fur
others to choose from. sOUTHERN
Maryland REALTY, La Plata.
Nd, Dial 301-WE, 4-S43Z.
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so ACRES
ZONED
COMMERCIAL

On northeast corner Of Interstate
Route SO and Rte, 234 inter.
change; this Interchange will
serve the rapidly growing Manas-
sas area and Manassas National
Battlefield Park; approx. SCOTT.
frontage Of non-controlled access
on Rte, 234; priced to sell at
S150,000.
NORMAN REALTY
11S E. Center st., Manassas
Phone EN-. S-21S6 Closed Sunday
TO 800 LOTS-All utilities at
property, ready to go. viii sell
finished or unfinished. Low down
payment subordination, brokers
projected. MARTIN NovAK. Ii.
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MT. AIRY. MD
DAMASCUS AREA

Frederick Co.; so acres, mostly
clear with new brick and redwood
rambler, 3 bedrms., ? baths. rec.
nm, 3-car garage and barn; nice
? sfontage on State road; asking
: iS60,000.
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CRUMPTON' I

peale, Nd. IN .ono1
Evenings swift s.3JJ3a
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% MILES FROM D. C.
Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River

Miles Of sandy shores, beautiful
fishing and Grabbing. An piers,
beaches and boat harbors are for
the private use Of property owners.
This 81 million estate Of over 500
acres, is now being subdivided into
large lots; II you act now, you can
get 2 beautiful, large lot. on E-z
TERMS.
DIR: Out Central ave. CRte. 214)
over South River Bridge to Route
655; or Defense hwy. to Parole.
right at traffic iEht to Route 66b,
follow our, signs. All roads to
sAtITH RRns 6RGANIzATr0N
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 LOAN required BY local
electronic manufacturing com.
pany for production Of new prod.
uct. Write to Box 360-Y. Star.
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PENDER, YA.-5M acres. wooded.
Past Fairfax about 2h miles, turn
right at Pender, sign says to Navy,
sr5 mile: Ss,s or less sskDd sWsSlss Mn Nh rd
4.2O05.
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- FREDERICK CO.
nj. east Of Frederick: 149 acres;
7-rm. house, modern 41-stall dairy
barn and cement floor bank barn
and 2 silos; going farm Tor
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Il. STEUART VAUGHAN

VIRGINIA - Beautiful 4I4-acre
Tiyer M larT; Culpeper County.
NINETY acres on highway. Produc-
ing eggs, beef, hogs; nice home:
THREE ACRES. country store. at
tractive modern home; Sl6.50O,
BIX ACRES. 14x2S one-floor bldg.
some restaurant equipment; So
6OU, $1,000 down. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Culpeper.
Va. VA. 5-S502. office; VA.
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$3 900 SECOND TRUST NOTE,
monthly payments. $50 interest,
due In yrs. Substantial discount
for immediate sale. ST. $4,000.
$1,000 End TRUST NOTE, mo. pay.
mts. so int. due in 8 yrs. on excel.
Va. property. Substantial discount
for immed. sale. ST. $4,000.
$3,45O So, S37. so mo, price
$2.250; S1.450 go, $2S mo-, price
$l.100. Lo. $4,000, VIII. 2-4Os6.
2nd TRUST NOTES WANTED -
Mr.. JEFFREYs, Ma. S-0352.
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WILLOWS COLONY, MD, beaut.
lot overlooking bay, high eleVa-
ton, 90-ft. frontage; sacrifice for
cash. MA. 2.0S60.. -.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

OR PROBLEM End
trust notes bought for immediate
cash. ST. $4,000.
TRADE 2 diamond rines, lady's,
two I-kt. white center stones
with 8 side diamonds set in plati.
mum, t1s. $4,000; also lady's 2-kt.
(white center stones. I carat ca }
and 10 side diamonds all pear
shape. ins. 81 500. for seasoned
2nd trust notes. Top value mdse.
here. RA. 3-4l3S,
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WATERFRONT
SHADYSIDE - 2-BEDRM. HOME
BOATING AND FISHING. LARGE
LIx: RM. WLFIREPL., iMMEDi-
ATE POSSESSION. -
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

DISTRESS SALE-Beaut. furn. a
neorm: home: Florida rm., i6xi6
SerI porch, firepl. Lakewood Part'
can Ma. S-3771, Apt. 3O1'
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MOUNTAIN tract OF land.

"OOUED MOUNIAIN Tract Of land;
5 miles and Is miles ". Of Win.
chester Va, on top Of mountain;
Ssiliiy siSlliy aeeessibls' with beautiful
hunting and camping area with
streams and springs; secluded,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
Geauga Bank
Declares Dividend

The directors of The First
National Bank of Burton have
declared a cash dividend of
$1.25 a share, payable on
January l, 1862 to Stockhold-
erS of record on December 26,
1861. This is the 101St cash
dividend paid by the bank.
In addition, the directors
proposed a stock dividend Of
1850. This increase in cap
ital stock will be submitted to
the stockholders for approval
at the annual meeting on jan
uary 20, 1862.
Upon approval by the stock
holders, the dividend will be
declared on the basis on one
share for each II shares pre-
Sently held. The new capital
of the bank will be $400, 900.
The par value of the stock is
$25 per share.
In reporting the action of
the directors, M. A. Fox, pre-
Sident stated that tentative
approval of the stock divid-
end has been received from
the Comptroller of the Cur
rency.
The First National Bank of
Burton has three offices in
Geauga County in Chester,
cambridge and Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21

ment and forthcoming marri-
age of their daughter, Linda
Marie, to Richard Sidivy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sed-
ivy Of Center Road, Newbury.
Both have attended NeWbury
High school and Miss Morris
is now employed by Standard
Oil of Chagrin Falls and Ric-
hard is employed by the State
Highway Dept. No wedding
date has been set as yet.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
CAMP LEJEUNE, NC.

CAMP LEJEUNE, NC. -
Marine Lance Cpl. Iver S.
Szanyi, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve A. Szanyi Of Route 2,
Chardon, is serving with the
First Battalion, Sixth Marine
Regiment, an infantry unit of
the Second Marine Division at
Camp Lejeune, N. C.
The regiment is conducting
training in the latest tactics
of modern warfare and the
new concept of vertical en-
velopment, in which helicop-
terS and armored landing
craft are used to attack the
enemy simultaneously from
front and rear.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
Have You Met :

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Patter-
son, who are renting the End
house north of Butternut Rd.
on the west side of Aquilla
Road? The Pattersons, who
moved here from MiddIefield
have an 11-year-old son Ken
meth. Mr.. Patterson is a raker
for the H. j. Ronyak Road
Paving Co., Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21

TACHIKAWA, Japan - Ro-
er M. Bell, aviation electron-
les technician third class, US
N son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander F. Bell of Route /, Box
76, Burton, is serving with a
detachment of Air Transport
Squadron Seven, operating at
TachikaWa Air Base, Japan.
FORT KNOX, KY. - Army
Pvt. William T. Hill, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver G.. Hill,
Route /, Newbury. is receiv-
ing eight weeks of advanced
individual training under the
Reserve Forces Act program
at The Armor Center, Fort
Knox, KY. The training is
scheduled to be concluded
Dec. 16.
Hill is receiving instruction
in operating the 90-millimeter
tank gun and driving the Ar
my'S medium tank. He is be-
ing familiarized with the duti-
eS and responsibilities of each
of the four tank crew men,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
Linda Morris
Engaged to
Richard Sihyy

NEWBURY - Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Morris of Center Road
NeWbury has made the an
nouncement of the engage
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-21
MEN IN SERVICE

bers; the commander, driv-
er, gunner and loader.
The 19-year-old soldier is a
1860 graduate of Newbury
local high school.
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Some opinions on Mr.. Ken
nedy's dress:
His coat lapels, are Of the
old-fashioned, wide variety.
The shoulders of his suits are
much too broad.
There are only two buttons
on his jacket and the two but
tons are too low on the suit.
Louis Scalise, convention
general chairman and vice
president of Witty Brothers,
said suits worn by Mr.. Kennedy
not only are out of style in
America but on the interna-
tional scene as well. He added:
1--WE have the right as mem
bers of the authentic organiza-
tion in mems fashions to say
this"
But Ben D. Coppersmith, de-
signer for Society Brand
clothes. sees things in a brighter
trade light. He said Mr.. Ken
nedy might bring back the two
button coat.
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ing approximately 100000 OF
unaccounted-for income which
the Senator said has passed
through Mr.. Cross hands in
the last five years.
Mr.. Cross refused to sur
render records bearing on his
financial affairs, contendine
that to do so might tend to in
criminate him.
But he told Senator McClel-
Ian, "Sir, I am prepared to say
under oath that I have never
done anything wrong"
Senator Met cClellan interrupt
ed him at this point, but later
the witness said he has done
nothing wrong on his Govern
ment job.
Mr.. Cross New York lawyer
Louis Bender, told Senator Nc
Clellan, HE didn't say he
hadn't done anything wrong in
anything he had ever DONE"
Senator Mcclellan said he
does not believe a witness has q
See MCCLELLAN, Page A-3
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Leukemio Death Putt Off
BY New Blood Method

platelets for the child and re-
turn the red cells to the donor.
Most blood banks have bean
requiring a donor to wait at
least two months to build up
his supply of red cells before
giving the standard / pint of
blood again.
A lack of red cells causes
'anemia and the platelets pre-
vent bleeding. Forty per cent
OF acute leukemia victims die of
hemorrhage.
Leukemia involves reproduc-
tion of abnormal white cells
which in effect crowd out vital
red cells and plateiets. Normal
transfusions replace red cells
but 1t has been difficult to
rush enough platelets into a
leukemia victims ctrculatory
system to stop hemorrhaging.
Today's report at a meeting
Of the eastern section Of the
American Federation for Clin-
ical Research deals with six
patients and six donors. 1t will
take more study. to determine
how much longeA the method
actually allows the children to
live. Leukemia is still fatal.
Evening star., 1961-01-06
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Staff Writer

A new method of using blood
components so that a child
with acute leukemia needs only
one blood donor instead of doz-
ems was reported today at the
National Institutes of Health.
The method, expected to in
crease the Nations potential
blood supply. was viewed not
as a treatment but as delaying
action for the leukemic child
to ward off death a little longer
while hoping for a cure.
Preliminary results were re-
ported by DR.. Allan Kliman,
chief Of the Division Of Biologics
Standards blood bank, based
on work with DR.. Emil j. Frei-
reich, DR.. Lawrence Gaydos,
and DR.. Leslie Schroeder, in
vestigators with the National
Cancer Institute.
Doctors now can pick a single
donor for the leukemic child
and in one sitting at a time
draw'2 pints Of blood, separate
the plasma with the vital
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Congress Counts Votes,
Agrees Kennedy Won

ing over his own defeat for the
presidency.
The Republicans added q
cheer to their handclapping.
Congratulates Rayburn
Mr.. Nixon was in good spirits
and began by saying that he
wanted, on behalf of the Sen
ate. to congratulate Speaker
Rayburn on his 18th birthday
today. Mr.. Rayburn sat beside
him on the rostrum.
The Vice President again
showed his good humor after
the first envelope had been
opened, showing that Alabama
gave only S of its electoral votes
to the Kennedy-Johnso ticket
and 6 to Senators Harry F.
Byrd Of Virginia and Strom
Thurmond of South Carolina
for President and Vice Presi-
dent.
The Parliamentarian has in
formed the chair that the Sem
ator from Virginia is now in
the lead for President" Mr..
Nixon announced.
Members of both Houses
laughed heartily, including
Senator Byrd, and colleagues
See ELECTORAL, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-01-06
Ambussudor'sCu
Damaged by Bomb

LA PAZ. Bolivia. Jan. 6 (AP)
"A bomb exploded near the
parked automobile Of United
States Ambassador Carl Strom
last night. The car was slightly
damaged.
1t was the third incident in
volving Mr.. Strom recently.
The previous incidents have
been blamed on Communists.
Mr.. Strom's car was parked
in front of La Paz University,
where Mrs. Strom was attend
ing a choir rehearsal. The
Ambassador was not with her.
Last Christmas eve, a bomb
exploded on the patio Of the
strom home, causing minor
damage. In November, MIR.
Strom was stoned in Cocha-
bamba when he went there to
make a speech.
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Hotel Blaze
FutuI to IS
In Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6
(AP).-At least is persons were
killed as fire swept a downtown
hotel here just before dawn to-
day. Up to 80 persons were
injured.
Firemen fighting the blaze
at the Thomas Hotel said all
but IA of the hotels 1900 rooms
were believed occupied when it
started about S am.
The cause was not deter
mined Immediately.
-Four men and a woman
trapped in upper rooms of the
four-story building leaped into
firemen's nets. Others, many
of them pensioners, slid down
gutter pipes or used bed sheets
as ropes.
Fire Chief William Murray
said the fire started in a mat
tress in a first-floor room of
the low-price hotel and spread
to the rear of the building and
up an elevator shaft.
Many escaped wearing only
underwear and stood barefoot
in 36-degree temperature.
Ironically. the chief said, the
fire was seen earlier and
thought to be extinguished.
"The guy in room AZ
smelled smoke in room A." he
said. "He found a mattress
smoldering and poured water
on it. Then he went back to
bed"
The dead included at least
one woman.
I'm afraid there'll be more"
said Chief Murray.
Two wheel-chair cases were
rescued-one a man with no
legs.
He sat quietly in a corner
room on the top floor and shook
his head when firemen urged
him to jump. They raised a
ladder to his window before
he could tell them he couldn't
climb out unassisted..
Evening star., 1961-01-06

Sea Transportation Service.
Senator Mcclellan, chairman
Of the Senate Investigations
Subcommittee, told Mr.. Cross
he was ION dangerous ground"
in at once denying wrongdoing
and invoking his Fifth Amend
ment privilege against giving
self-incriminating testimony.
Refuses to Yield Records
The subcommittee is investi-
eating alleged payoffs by ship
repair contractors to employees
Of MSTS at Brooklyn, in con-
nection with contracts for work
on the big feet of ships the
MSTS maintains to transport
personnel and cargoes between
military bases. Senator Nc
Clellan said yesterday that pay
offs for improper inspections
could endanger the safety of
crews and passengers aboard
the ships.
Senator Mcclellan told Mr..
Cross the subcommittee staff
had dug out evidence concern