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Capitol Theatre
Phone 3251 - Dover, Delaware
—Air-Conditioned—
Thursday and Friday, July 17-18
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Assistant Scoutmaster Harry
Moore, in the Pioneer Camp; Troop
41 of the Brandywine Methodist
| Church, Wilmington. with 18
scouts under Jesse P. Beal, chair
man of the troop committee in the
Cheechakoo Camp; Troop 55. O'
Daniel Post American Legion. New
ark, Delaware, with 20 scouts
the Susquehannock Camp; Troop
23, Warner Junior High School,
Wilmington, with It) scouts in the
! Sourdough Camp, and Troop 184,
Fruitland, Maryland. with
scouts under the leadership
Scoutmaster William Simms,
the Waziyata Camp.
In an inter-camp swimming meet
, on Wednesday of last week, the
Susquehannock Camp scored
points to win first place; the Sour
dough Camp 31 points; Wilderness
Camp 28 points: »the Nanticoke
Camp 20 points; Waziyata Camp
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class rank, and have earned 160;
merit badges.
Troop 301 of Cape Charles, Vir
ginia, and Troop 306 of Cheriton,
Virginia, under the leadership
Scoutmaster Marshield Hunt, are
! camping in the Wilderness Camp
I together with Troop 7, sponsored
by the Pulaski American Legion.
Wilmington, under the leadership
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Plenty Good-Looking . . .
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Kenny Baker
Victor McLagien, James Elli
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Laughter at its loudest !
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AGAIN, No. 12
Latest R-K-0 News and
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Events and individual winners
were :
200-yard Relay (first heat);—
First place. W. Reybold. H. Folk.
J. Steinover and Bill Reybold,
Troop 55. Newark: second place,
W. Hoy, J. Cole. W. Kirklin. Troop
57. Bellefonte. and A. Dougherty.
Troop 10, Wilmington; third place,
E. Cîroh, Troop 41. Wilmington; R.
Leithiser, Troop 102, Milford, Del.;
L. Burton. Troop 105, Georgetown,
Del., and J. Satterfield, Troop 30,
Wilmington.
220-yard Relay (second heat);—
First place, E. Whiteman. D. Van
Hise. T. Bratten and J. Kramedas.
j Troop 23, Wilmington; second
place, E. Skibicki. B. Janecki.
j Troop 7, Wilmington, and J. Bail
ey and J. Crum, Troop 306, Cheri
ton, Va.; third place. W .Smith and
R. Redden. Troop 165, Denton. Md.,
J. Duckworth. Troop 106. Dover.
and J. DeChant, Troop 102, Mil
ford, Del.
50-yard Free Style. Juniors (first
heat)—First, T-. Stafford, Troop
]65, Denton; second. J. Lange,
Troop 5. Wilmington; third, r!
Gilgengast. Troop 41, Wilmington,
60-yard Free Style. .Illinois (sec
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Dunlap«. Troop 57.
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Wilmington.
50-yard Breast Stroke, unlimited
(second beat)—First, E. Wierski.
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Whiteman, Troop 22. Wilmington;
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mington.
100-yard Free Style, Seniors
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55. Newark; second. A. Dougherty. |
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Troop 23. Wilmington: second, J.
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third. H. Lynch, Troop 78. Dover.
150-yard Medley, unlimited (first
heat)—First. B. Reybold. J. Stein
oner, and H. Folk. Troop 55. New
ark; second, R. Dunlap, W. Ag
new. Troop 57, Bellefonte. and R.
Swain, Troop 42. Wilmington; j
third. D. Simms, Troop 184, Fruit
land, Md., R. Radzminski. Troop
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184, Fruitland. Md. 1
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B. Dixon. Troop 308. Capeville, Va.; I
second. J. Maloney, Troop 78, Do- !
ver; E. Whiteman and T. Bratten.
Troop 23, Wilmington; third. J.
Holston and A. DiMaio. Troop 1»,
Wilmington.
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133 Burglaries
. Daily in Berlin
BERLIN — (Æ*) — The German!
press has demanded a "swiftly |
working, hard-hitting elite Police"
such as Edgar Hoover's FBI to
combat crime in Berlin. In suggest
ing such a police organization, "Der
Abend" said there were 16.187
house breakings from January to
i April of this year—a daily rate of
133 burglaries.
$50,000 Received For Ifr*
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Recognizing this need the board
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piece of land in Seaford known
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ford; vice president. Dr. Arnold j
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ROY ROGERS
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JACK ARMSTRONG, No. 3
Latest R-K-0 News
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The Heart Story of Today . .
Tomorrow and Always !
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Latest Fox News and
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Everybody Falls for Maisie . .
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M-G-M's NEW Comedy
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ANN SOTHERN
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Leon Ames, Dick Simmons
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