DRUNKEN STUDENTS.
NAVAL ACADEMY SENSATION. A By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. WASHINGTON. November *27, A sensation has been caused by the revelation of unprecedented clrnnketiuose among the students of the Nava* Academy. During the annual football gnmo at. Philadelphia with the students -of the Military Academy, the entire student body of the Naval Academy I was permitted a day’s leave following ; the game. Civilians had to help many of the students to their hotel. Much ! drinking occurred also during the j game, students falling from their i scat?. The game, which is a great social event, was attended by Cabinet offi- ; eials. including Mr Edward Donhy, i Secret arv of the Navy, who made a statement that he was shocked beyond j mea.sure that such tilings should bare i off urreak. ‘‘The misconduct on that , occasion.** lie said. " was the most flagi rant, as far ;.s f know, ever charged j against the Academy." An investiga- ; tion w ill immediately be ordered.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 5
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