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The chronicle., 1963-12-16

wound up in second
place to qualify for the Playoff
(Runnerup) Bowl game at Mi
ami, Fla, Jan. 5. Cleveland de-
feated the Washington Red
skins, 27-2O, giving them a 1914
record. The Packers edged the
San Francisco Forty Miners,
21-17, Saturday to finish with II
wins, two defeats and one tie.
In Sundays other games, the
Dallas Cowboys upset the st.
Louis Cardinals, 1924; the Bal
timore Colts edged the Los An
geles Rams, 1916; and the Min
nesota Vikings trounced the
Philadelphia Eagles, 34-13.
OffenSe VS.. Defense
To get an idea of the offense
VS.. defense battle shaping up in
the title playoff game: The Gil
ants scored a total of 448 points
during the season, 70 more than
any other team in the NIL and
lat more than Chicago. The
Bears help opponents to LA
points, 81 less than any other
club in the league and 1876 less
than the Giants.
Sundays 24-14 score does not
adequately tell the role the
Bears defense played in the
victory. The defenders held the
Lions within range while the
Bears popgun offense could
produce only a field goal in the
first half.
Wade helped overcome the rs
halftime deficit by completing a
pair of touchdown passes within
three minutes and q seconds of
the third period. He threw 81
yards to Johnny Morris and q
yards to Mike Ditka for a TT
lead.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

Crown In Doubt
AS Season Neurs End

Emil Karas picked off a Blanda
pass.
George Blair's 22-yard field
goal, his first Of two during the
game, proved the decisive
points.
Flores tossed two touchdoWns
apiece to Art Powell and Glen
Daniels in Oakland's victory
over Denver after opening the
game with a 32-yard scoring
pass to 30 Robertson.
Although the underdog Bron-
cos pulled to within four points
of the Raiders twice, they nev-
er were able to draw even.
Powell produced the winning
touchdown midway in the final
quarter when he made a tum-
bling catch of Flores fifth I'd
pass.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Scores

East
Princeton 80 Navy rs
Phila. Pharmacy 81 UrSinuS 81
Siena GA Marist So
st. Peter 95 Rider IS
Harvard 66 Williams 81
c. w. Post 66 Northeastern 81
Trinity Conn 80 Clark 81
Army go Colgate II
Amer. Int. 81 st. AnSelm'S rs
Worcester Tech 1OS Lowell T "a
Alfred Tech SO Paul Smith 81
Rochester 81 Toronto SO
Mich. St. 81 Pennsylvania rs
Upsala 54 Albright 40
Westminster Pa. 107 Malone "a
Connecticut 108 Boston Coll. 81
Cornell 70 Buffalo SO
Jersey City 81 Morgan st. 81
st. John NY. SO Seton Hall IS
Fordham SO Columbia sc
Temple SO American U. 81
St Bonaventure 81 Xavier 0. 81
Boston U. Is Rutgers 60
Penn St. IS Syracuse rs
Ithaca 20 Albany st. As
NYU 81 Fairleigh Dickinson So
Washington Md SO Lycoming IS
Del. St. " Hampton Inst. "a
Cent Conn. 100 Maryland St. SO
PhiIa. Textile 96 Lock Haven 81
Swarthmore 70 ]. Hopkins "a
LaSalle SO Bucknell rs
Kutztown SO Cheyney st. 81
Cortland So Buffalo St. IS
Yale SO Holy Cross 68
Dayton 81 CaniSiuS S.
st. Francis Pa. 1O7 Geneva 90
Niagara 63 Villanova 81
BrandieS 81 Kings Point IS !,
Wash Jeff 81 Wsn Reserve As
Cannon 81 Steubenville 81
Vermont 80 Clarkson ga
South
Richmond " Citadel Is
Ala. St. 81 Fort Valley st. 20
Newberry SIS Guilford 81
S.W. Tennessee 81 Lambeth So
Catholic U. rs Roanoke Y
Loyola La. 66 San Francisco 63
S. Car. st. 80 Savannah st. 70
Oglethorpe rs Ga. Southern go
William & Mary 81 Furman so
Wofford 70 Stetson "
st. Louis rs Louisville SO
Maryland IA West Virginia Y
Duke IS Clemson So
Rndlph-Macon "a Loyola Md. "a
Wake Forest 95 Marquette 81
Kentucky 1O1 Baylor IS
Erskine IS Belmont Abbey ga
n. Car. St. 70 Mercer 48
". Kentucky 90 Middle Tenn 81
W. Carolina 70 Campbell So
Bridgewater SO Old Dominion "
Hamp Sydney 1O4 Pembroke 70
Elon SO High Point 81
Phillips Oilers 90 E. Carolina 81
Davidson 121 Jacksonville SO
Vanderbilt 101 Arkansas "
N. Car. rs Louisiana II
Huntingdon SIS Miss. Coll. 81
Bethany II Case SIS
Emory & Henry S. Maryville A
Athens " Howard Ala. 81
Auburn 80 S. Mississippi "a
Midwest
Indiana 100 Missouri rs
Augsburg 70 GustavuS Adol 81
Ind. Central SO Bellarmine SO
Capital So Heidelberg SIS
Iowa st. SO San Diego St. Sc
Cincinnati IS Wisconsin go
Otterbein 81 Wooster 81
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
BY L RICHMAN
UPI Sports Writer

The American Football
League race has come up with
more possible endings than a
ride through the tunnel of love.
One playoff already is guar
anteed and there may even be
two.
The Boston Patriots and Buff
falo Bills are tied for the East
ern Division lead so they'll
meet in a playoff for the title
at Buffalo on Dec. %.
The San Diego Chargers
clinched at least a tie for the
Western Division championship
by knocking over the Houston
Oilers, 20-14, Sunday in a game
loaded down with ''firsts."
1t was the first time the Oil
ers failed to win the Western
Division title since the league
was formed in 1860; il was the
first time the Chargers ever
beat the Oilers in Houston, and
it also was the first time the
young AFL ever has been faced
with the possibility CT two play
offs.
That prospect came about
when Tom Flores passed for
five touchdowns Sunday to keep
Oakland's Western Division til
tie hopes alive with a 1881 vic
tory over Denver.
San Diego's record now is 1913
and Oakland's is "a. That
means there could be a playoff
between them if Denver defeats
San Diego next Sunday and
Oakland beats Houston.
On Saturday Buffalo beat the
New York Jets, 1910 and Bos-
ton got kicked around 35-3 by
Kansas City.
The Oilers managed to keep
the outcome Of Sundays game
with the Chargers in doubt I'M
til the last play. Houston was
driving on San Diego's IS at the
final gun after scoring earlier
in the period on 30 Dickinson's
vineyard plunge.
The Chargers scored all but
three of their 20 points in the
second quarter after intercept
ing three passes thrown by
Houston quarterbacks Jacky Lee
and George Blanda. San Diego
quarterback Tobin Rote went
over from the one following a
59-yard run by teammate Paul
Lowe and Charger fullback Bob
Jackson also scored from the
vineyard line after linebacker
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
State And USM
To Pioy Tonight

JACKSON (UPI)- Mississippi
State and Southern Mississippi
meet in the state coliseum here
tonight in a renewal Of their
basketball rivalry.
Both were beaten in their last
outings, State being defeated by
Memphis State here 1855 while
Auburn edged Southern 1914.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
By NORMAN MILLER
UPI Sports Writer

1t will be the Chicago Bears
superb defense against Y. A.
Title and pro footballs most
explosive offense in the Nation
al Leagues championship play
off, Dec. 90.
And who could ask for a
more dramatic match-up?
Although the Bears should be
slight favoriteS for the show
down at Chicago, the New York
Giants undoubtedly consider
them a refreshing change from
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Bears To Match Defense
Against TITLE Of Giants

the Green Bay Packers, who
walloped them two straight
years in the title game.
This will be the sixth playoff
meeting between the Bears and
Giants. No NIL division rivals
ever have met as many times.
The Bears haven't won a play
off title since 1946-when they
beat the Giants. And the
Giants last playoff win was in
%1956-when they beat the Bears.
The Bears clinched their 10th
Western crown Sunday when
Billy Wade took some pressure
off the overworked defense by
throwing a pair Of third-period
touchdown strikes that produced
a 24-14 victory over the Detroit
Lions.
Giants Top Steelers
And the Giants extended their
record total of Eastern Division
championships to IA with a 1917
victory over the Pittsburgh
Steelers in their winner-take-all
game in New York.
Both conference races thus
were decided on the final Sun
day of the season. Chicago fin
ished with a record Of II wins,
one defeat and two ties; the Gil
ants have an 11-3 record.
The Packers and Cleveland
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

Biloxi; Fletcher and Anderson;
Gulfport, Cannon and Dawsey;
Picayune, Creed; Hattiesburg,
Dossett; Hancock, B. Ladner
and w. Ladner.
ThamnionShin Came
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Bulldogs Drop
End Cage Came

Perkinston Junior College
Bulldogs dropped their second
basketball game Of the year
Saturday at PerkinSton to the
Loyola freshmen 1857.
The Bulldogs, who will open
play in the Christmas Tourna-
ment on their home court We'd
nesday against Clarke College,
have won four games.
Robert Sivills with q points
was high man for Perk and Jim
Geraghty paced Loyola with q
points.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

Ill. Tech Sc st. Ambrose 81
Toledo IS San Francisco st. IS
Kent st. 62 Duquesne so
Northwestern 8S SMU 70
IDenison II DePauw SIS
DePaul 81 Providence ga
Oakland City 67 Marian IS
Michigan 104 W. Michigan 81
Illinois 70 Notre Dame 68
Creighton 966 Utah st. 81
UCLA "a Kansas 81
Wichita IS Bradley so
Butler IS Purdue SO
Warrington Mo. rs W. Jewell 81
Evansville 98 S. Oak. st. "a
Ohio u. IS Marshall SO
John Carroll IS E. MICHIGAN 81
Manchester 78 st. Thomas 70
Minnesota 107 South Dakota 81
Indiana St. 88 Valparaiso 70
Kansas St. 81 use So
Loras 88 Winona MINI. Y
MOrningside SO N. Oak. st. 81
Miami o 60 Bowling Green 81
S Oak Yves 100 MINI Morris 65
N. Michigan 80 Ferris "
AquinaS 86 Lakeland 81
Southwest
NE. Tex. II Tex. Baptist u
Texas 81 Oklahoma 78
Central Okla. "a Okla. Bap S.
Tulsa 112 Long Beach SO
Texas Tech 80 Alabama "a
New Mexico 90 N. Mexico st. SIS
Arizona SO Flagstaff St. 81
Okla City 81 Tex. Christian 50
Denver "a AriZ. st. SO
NE. Okla. 70 NV. Okla st. rs
Langston "a Phillips u. Sc
Houston "a Nebraska So
West
Colo. st. So Okla. St. 40
Air Force IS Brigham Young 81
Utah Y st. Mary's (Cal.) so
Oregon ST. 81 California 40
Wyoming S8 Oregon 81
Cal. Western II Pomona SIS
Pacific Ore. 81 Ore. Tech IS
Puget Sound "a Linfield Sc
Pacific Luth. II Lewis Clark 81
Los Angeles st. SO Cal. Poly 81
Redlands Y Orange St. SO
Miami Fla. 81 Nevada Is OF
Idaho " Santa Barbara 70 OF
Grand Canyon SO Laverne IS
Loyola Calf. 81 San Diego IS
Chico St. 68 Coll. Of Idaho 81
Fresno st. rs Sacramento st. 40
Seattle 81 Idaho st. 81
Montana st. 70 Washington 81
Portland rs Tenn. st. SO
Gonzaga 81 Santa Clara "a
The chronicle., 1963-12-16

at Pascagoula or can visit the
boxing clubs workout sessions
any afternoon between 4 and 6
pm. held on the south side of
the LIN Railroad just east Of
the Pascagoula River Railroad
bridge.
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Football Scores

East Bowl at Allentown, Pa
East Carolina ~ Northeastern {
Camelia Bowl
At Sacramento, Calf.
st. John Mimi 80 Praire View
27
Junior Rose Bowl
At Pasadena, Calf.
Orange Coast 81 NV Okla. 0
Orange Blossom Bowl
AT Miami, Fla.
Alabama IL Miami, Fla. IL
Florida AIM 80 Morgan st. 7
Missile Bowl at Orlando, Fla.
Alabama II Miami (Fla.) IL
Quantico IS San Diego 10
The chronicle., 1963-12-16
Panthers Beaten
In I ourney Finals
Hancock Hawks
Nip P%oscogoulo
BY David Earl Leggett
Chronicle Correspondent


earned a berth in the finals of
the Gulfport Invitational Tour
nament by downing the Moss
Point Tigers Sal and the Gulf
port ~Commodores 62-55 in the
semi-finals. Pascagoula lost out
in the finals to Hancock North
Central Hawks 63-51.
Pascagoula downed the Moss
Point Tigers in the quarter
finals by a 52-41 score. The Pan
theirs drew a bye to get into the
quarter-finalS while the Tigers
had to win.
Pascagoula was in control of
the entire game. This was the
second time the PantherS have
defeated Moss Point.
The PantherS out scored the
Tigers in every quarter except
the last when the Tigers poured
in Is to the locals nine. Pas held
quarter leads over the Tigers
Of 14-12, 1877 and 14-9.
The locals had three men in
double figures. Danny Smith led
the Panthers attack with Is
points, Larry Henry added u
while Lamar Gordon netted IL.
Joe Bullock was the high point
man for the Pointers with II.
Gulfport Game
PaScagoula handed the Gulf
port Commodores a 62-55 set
back in the semi-finals. Hancock
Central defeated the Biloxi In
dians by one point in the first
semi-final match to earn a
berth in the finals.
Pascagoula sank Is out of 16
free throws in the first two
quarters and sank 26 out of
thirty for the entire ball game.
In the first quarter the Pan
theirs scored 10 points and IA of
those came on free throws.
The locals jumped off to an
early first quarter lead scoring
IS points to the C%ommodores u.
In the second period the Gulf
port five fought back to score
20 while the Panthers sank IA.
The halftime score was knotted
at 80 all.
Pascagoula had three men in
double figures. Larry Henry was
high man for the locals with II
points, Lamar Gordon and jim
my Farmer had Is and 10
points. Farmer was the top re-
bounder for Pas with 16.
Championship Game
Hancock North Central won
the tourney by downing Pasca-
goula 63-51.
This was the second defeat of
the season for Coach Jim Mil
Stead's Panthers.
Pascagoula jumped on the
Hawks and took a 1913 first
quarter lead. In the second per-
iod the Hawks came back to
tie the score at 1922. In the third
period the Panthers hit a cold
spot and scored only eight points
while the Hawks poured in 16
points. Pas scored IL points in
the final period but couldn't
overtake the Hawks who Melted
10 in the final stage.
PaScagoula had three men in
double figures for the third time
in three games for the tourna-
ment. Lamar Gordon sank Il
points while Jimmy Farmer and
Larry Henry had II and 10 re-
spectively.
Jimmy Farmer led the Panth-
erS in the rebounding depart
ment, clearing the boards for
IL big rebounds.
PaScagoula had two boys on
the all-tournament, Larry Henry
and Jimmy Farmer. Other boys
on the all-tournament team:
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
N eW Scout
N crit Badge

Six years ago, when twelve
year-old boy visited his grand
mother, he picked up a copy of
A. r. and It's Annual Report,
and started reading It.
He asked lots of questions.
for there were many things he
didn't understand. His grand
mothers answers sparked the
start Of deep interest in fin
ance and economics.
When Stanley Olentck return
ed home he pursued the sub
ject and became an avid reader
Of the financial pages of the
newspapers. Two years later,
when working toward the rank
Of Star Scout, he questioned why
there was no merit badge cover
ing knowledge of finance and
the stock market. In a letter
to the advancement chairman.
he proposed the requirements
ana design for a badge to "pre-
pare boys for a future in busi-
ness and investing"
New merit badges are not
created as a result Of snap de-
cisions, but Stanley's idea was
well received. Surveys Of vol
unteer Scout leaders and boys
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

Greek of the epistles by sem
tence length, word pattern and
occurrence of common words of
Greek prose to establish author
ship. His tests show that Paul
wrote only Romans, first and
second Corinthians, Galatians
and Philemon. The remaining
nine came "from at least five
other hands," he maintains.
CAMPANOLOGY, the science
Of bells, may be offered as a
course at the Universi Of North
Dakota, says President George
w. Starcher. The school has a
305-bell carillon, one of the six
largest in the U. S. It's bells are
not OF the traditional cast bronze
but tiny ones weighing only a
few ounces. Their ringing is am
plified electronically. THE
FIDGET GIDGET is a spring de-
vice which is pressed between
thumb and forefinger. This, says
the Boston firm marketing it,
relieves nervous tension.
THE MANX CAT, with
tail so short it is often thought of
as tailless, faces extinction be-
cause 1t is interbreeding with
ordinary cats imported to the
Isle of Man from England. Now
kittens with tails are often seen.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

associated with certain heart
conditions, who was given n
griseofulvin for the treatment
Of a fungus skin infection, Drs.
N. P. DePasquale, j. W. Burks
and G. E. Burch wrote in the
current Journal Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
The patient received "marked
relief Of his angina pectoris
while receiving griseofulvin,
they said.
Griseofulvin then was given to
10 other patients with severe
coronary heart disease who had
at least 20 anginal episodes a
week, they said.
"All Of the patients reported
a decrease in the number Of
anginal episodes after receiving
griseofulvin for two or three
days." they said. Gin three
patients, cess alton Of griseoful-
vim therapy was followed by an
increase in the number Of
anginal attacks to the same fire.
quency as before griseofulvin
therapy. Redistribution Of griseo-
fulvin therapy again was fol-
lowed by a relief Of the anginal
pain.''
These patients had received
other drugs under similar cir
cumstances without relief Of
pain, the physicians added.
Although the way in which
griseofulvin alleviated the pain
IS not known, they suggested that
the drug might be useful in man
aging angina attacks in patients
in whom more conventional
means Of therapy have been in
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
Lung Cancer Is
Greet D Destroyer

AS many Americans will die
from lung cancer this year as
will be killed in automobile acci-
dents, Delaware educators we're
told today.
DR.. Ronald G. Vincent, asso-
ciate cancer research surgeon
at Buffalo's Roswell Park Me-
mortal Institute, said that 1868
lung cancer fatalities will num-
ber 40, 900.
4.Of these deaths, probably
5000 could be prevented by
the modification Of tobacco
products or the discrimination
Of their use, he added.
The prominent New York can
Ger authority addressed the
luncheon meeting Of the physical
education and health section Of
the Delaware State Education
Association at the Holiday Inn.
The lecture was jointly spon-
sored by the Delaware Heart
Association, Delaware Tubercu-
losis and Health Society, and
Delaware Division, American
Cancer Society.
DR.. Vincent pointed out that
the harmful effects OF tobacco
are not limited to lung cancer.
"The nicotine in tobacco has
profound effect upon the
cardiovascular SYSTEM" he said.
at affects blood pressure and
the size of blood vessels, caus-
ing them to construct and, in
many cases, contributes to the
loss Of legs in the patients where
II has aggravated circulation to
the point that the tissues can no
longer survive"
The speaker pointed out that
a relationship between cancer
and tobacco products was noted
as early as 1859, when Bouisson
observed that most Of the pa
tients he was treating for can
Ger of the mouth and tongue
we're heavy users Of tobacco
products.
In 1896, DR.. Ochsner noted
that lung cancer seemed to be
on the increase in the United
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

from practically nothing to a
thriving business In the past 13
years, Delaware growers can
only supply about a sixth Of the
seed needed by the states grow
ers, according to DR.. w. H.
Mitchell, extension agronomist
at the University of Delaware.
Almost $4,000 bushels of GER
titled soybean seed was process
sed as of May l, Mitchell ex-
planned. Soon, Delaware COM
merical seed growers will enter
the fields to plant an expected
225, 900 acres Of soybeans.
Mitchell said the certified seed
industry can grow to match the
demands and suggested that
qualified growers consider put
ting In certified seed to help meet
the demands.
Mitchell's tabulation showed
that the Bethel variety, developed
and released by the University of
Delaware In 1861, leads the var
ieties with 10,527 bushels under
certification. This Is almost a
third of the total certified crop.
Kent Is next with 1922 bushels.
Mitchell urged soybean farm
ers to buy seed on a ''pure live
seed" cost-basis. Mitchell said:
"Would you rather buy certified
soybeans testing 900 germina-
tion and 996 purity for $500
per bushe1 or run of the mill
seed testing 500 termination and
70% purity for $500 per bushel?
Too many people decide that the
$500 seed is the best buy and
never bother to figure out the
P.L.S. or pure live seed cost.
"A quick check shows that the
certified seed cost 7 1/2 cents
per pound of pure live seed
whereas run of the mill seed cost
8 cents per pound. Even though
the bushel cost was twice as high
certified seed was clearly the
best buy.
"All the efficiency of COM
btning cultural operations In the
planting is wasted If the seed
does not come up" he added.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

The island government has esa'
tablished an experimental cat
farm to try to restore the true
breed. THE CARIBBEAN
SEA, famous for resorts, Is
growing industrially. To meet
the demand for industrial gases,
a company, Antilles Industrial
Gases, NV, has beeMk estab-
lished on the island Of Aruba,
18 miles off the Venezuelan
coast. The company, a joint ven-
ture Of NCG International CA.
and the Aruba Gas Supply Com
pany, supplies oxygen, nitrogen
and acetylene to island industries
which include one of the largest
oil refineries in the world.
PURE scientific research
gets only between 5 and 10 per
cent of the SIS billion spent an
nually by the federal government
for science, according to a re-
port from Washington. The rest
pays for such things as engineer
ing development, testing and
evaluation, which many scientists
don't consider science at all.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

showed a strong interest In the
proposed badge. After several
years of work and study the
new award has become a reality.
Stanley Olenick was cited as
ffthe youngest father of scout
ing's newest merit badge"
The "Personal Finances Merit
Badge" has been officially
adopted and may become the
forerunner of a series of badges
under the category of fbusiness
and finance" It will open a new
world of interest for some five
million Boy Scouts In America :
just as the A. T. and T. report
opened new world for Stanley
Olenick.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

States 80 an increase that was
paralleled by a general rise in
cigarette smoking. At the time
he suspected causal connection
between the two phenomena.
Subsequent studies have shown
that cancer of the lung is rela-
lively rare among persons who
do not smoke, that a patient
with cancer Of the lung is
relatively rare among persons
who do not smoke, that pa
tient with cancer Of the lung is
"almost invariably" smoker,
DR.. Vincent said.
The overall death rate has
been found to be much greater
among smokers than among nom
smokers, he continued. TIE sur
geon cited an extensive study by
the American Cancer Society
which shows the death rate among
persons who smoked one pack Of
cigarettes a day was SO per cent
higher than the rate among nom
smokers. Similarly, two-packs-
a-day smokers showed a 1923
per cent increase in deaths.
"It is significant to note that
the smokers observed in this
study showed an increase in
death rate from many causes =
not just from cancer" DR.. Vim
cent continued. "For example,
smokers over so years Of age
were found to be three times
more likely to suffer fatal heart
attacks than we're nom smokers
of the same age group.
He added that the death rate
was reduced considerably among
persons who had stopped smoking
for a period of five to ten years
before the survey.
DR.. Vincent attributed the in
crease in lung cancer in the U.
s. directly to the increase in
smoking. Cigarette
consumption has increased 900
per cent in the United States
since 1900. In that period, lung
cancer has evolved from a very
rare disease to a killer of
40, 900 Americans a year. It is
estimated that one million Amer
leans now Of school age will die
from lung cancer in the next
70 years.
The cancer research surgeon
pointed out that Of l8 aromatic
hydrocarbons found in tobacco
smoke, 10 have the ability to
produce cancer in a variety of |
Educational programs must be
started at the fifth or sixth grade
level II they are to be effe ctive,
ne said, since studies have in
1icated that 10 per cent of
seventh graders and so per cent
If twelfth graders are already
labitual smokers.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
Antibiofics Relieves
Heart Patients

An antibiotic customarily used
for fungus infections Of the skin
has produced unexpected relief
of chest pain in ten heart
patients, three New Orleans
reported today.
The effect was first noted in
an elderly patient who had
angina pectoris, a chest pain
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

Griseofulvin was introduced
in 1859 and, like penicillin, is
derived from a strain of the
Pendulum mold.
The authors are affiliated with
Tulane University School Of
Medicine.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13
Bible Studied
EleefronieuIly

A COMPUTER has shown that
Saint Paul could have written no
more than five of the IA epistles
attributed to him, claims the
Rev. Angus @. Morton Of the
Church Of Scotland. He used the
comouter to test the original