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SALESMAN 70 represent nationally
branded product. 70 DO detail work
IN food markets located In the
WaahinEton-VirKinia area. Experl-
enee necessary. must have car.
Salary open. Write full back
groumd, Suite III, Liberty Trust
MISREPRESENTATION, for draD-
cries, alipcovers, rounholsterine
ETC.; neat appearance, energelic
come sSa i ior aahs G D.a.oa Co sPss IA
SALESMAN. exper., with car, TO
contact heet and dealer accounts
on truck equip. and truck bodies;
long-establlshed arm: expenses and
commission: perm. position. Box
SALESMAN. real estate: full or
part time. active realty CO. RA.
O-2lll, s.
SALESMAN, one only 70 replace
employee about TO retire. excellent
opportunity with large fuel
corp. lor an ambitious man be-
tween % and el5. Fuel experience
not necessary a. We will furnish
o. the joh training. Salary overs
stating age, former empioyInsnt,
references. and starting salary
Box 273-s, Star.
SALESMAN, large national co. needs
mot route sales), for It's expan-
sion program. Age, 1888, mar
ried pref: relocate: salary $4,000
W plus car and expenses. Bill
Hopson, SMELLING AGcY., 0O5
18th sc. NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
SALESMAN with min. 3 yrs. exper.
IN outside sales work Of high
volume, low-price items. Age, 2B-
81, COLLEGE pref. Salary 20 $1,000
plus car and expenses. Bill Hop
son. SMELLING AQCY., sos 14th
Sc. nv, ST. 3-0SSS.
SALESMAN, travelling; min. 2 yrs
successful supermarket merchan-
dislnR plus wholesale and chain
store sales In food products: age
20 30; married. To $1,000, plus
bonus car and expenses. Bill Hop
son. SMELLING AGCY., 605 14th
st. NV. ST. 3-5sss.
SALESMAN, exper in paper and
related lines with good sales back
ground, age 70 As. college pref.
local. salary $500 plus expenses
curing LIST year. Bill Hopson.
oaxsA4l s.es,G nLS T. QUO lftn 81,
sALEsMAN--Sporting goods, with
some experience. Busy retail sports
store. Top lines Of fishing tackle.
golf, etc. Terrific opportunity for
sition. IRVINGS. 10th and E NV.
SALESMAN. young man for sales
dept. TO sell lumber and building
materials for established firm.
good opportunity for enerretic
man. Cali Mr.. Ogden, J FRANK
KELLY. INC. NO. 7-I341. Mon.
SALESMAN. executive-type, capable
OF earning in excess of $4,000
ana with MANAGEMENT potential:
age $500: salary plus comm. and
intensive training with large
national company: no travel Write
IN confidence 10 Box 53-K. Star.
SALESMAN, we are looking for a
young man who has had experience
selling such items as vacuum
cleaners, appliances. real estate.
automobiles or similar items to
work in our piano department. No
knowledge Of music is necessary.
Our sales are steady and we have
good lines. so we can offer an at
tractive salary and commission
ARRANGEMENT. See Mr.. Satterlv,
IORDAN'S, corner 18th an6 q
SITS. NV. mornings between 9
and u am.
SaleSman-Clothing
Must be thoroughly experienced:
excellent salary, permanent. APP
MY
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Experienced in designing
and selling complete kitch-
ems for homes. The finest
in wood, metal and plastic
cabinets. Wholesale and
retail experience required.
Applicants ages, Is to 40.
Send us complete past his
tory. Excellent opportuni-
ty. All replies confidential.
Answer at once for inter-
view. BOX 2O6-K, STAR.
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SALES
MANAGEMENT

College grads since 1850 with su-
pervisory experience who are seek
Ing an excellent career opportunity
IN the sales field In WashinRton.
d. G, Only very outstanding men
viii be considered as evidenced IN
work history academic record, etc
Must have good personality and
appearance as well. Send COM
plete resume to Box 1O1-K. Star.
SALES MUTUAL FUNDS-Fuii OF
part time, prev. exper. not neces-
sary; opportunities unlimited in
this rapidly expanding fieid: excel
fringe benefits, incl. profit sharing
ana insurance Call DE 2-343O
Ior apt. FIT INVESTING ASSOC
SALES POSITION WITH $4,000
earnings Is open for the right
man. BY areas leading Company
IN held. Our fine reputation Is
maintained with highest quality
products and sincere service, To-
zoe commission on gross sales.
SSS weekly guarantee (of which
S13 Is non-taxahle car allowancel
No overnight travelling. Sales
training program, vacation and
sick leave with full nay: estab-
lished protected territory consist
ing Of industrial plants, realty
companies, schools. institutions,
etc Efhcient ONCE, service and de-
livery STAINS to assist statesmen.
Age 25-49, married: car and OUT
side sales experience required.
Furnish BACKGROUND resume to
Box o3O-S, star
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Personnel Specialist
$500 Starting Salary

position for intelligent
clear-thinking gentleman with
solid background. Recruiting ano
screening personnel for estab-
lished firm. Permanent career po-
sltion. Phone JU. 7-5310.
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HIP MEN


LIQUOR sALEsMRN--For Wash. 4
largest haunr store Apply daily
$3.50 am or can for Interview,
LU $4,000. WELTMANB LIQUOR
DkPT, STORE. Sass MINI. ave. ne.
LlTmOGRAPmIc PREssMAN. must
Can fE. s-Ss4a, ~
LITHO NEGATIVE sTRIPPER. ex-
perienced, trade shop good work
ms conditions. Reply 70 Boz 304-
L0ADER OPERAfoR. for Cat D6s.
SSs hi Hishd aoe S| Ma q H erss sgsys
LuBRIcATI0N MECHANIC. 5-das
advancement, See Mr.. Patton,
Conn. ave. EN- s-sso6 ~
LuBRIcATI0N AND PRODUCT
ENGINEER, for excel. petroleum
CO.. .enelneering deg helpful; re-
locate: age. 30~45. salary TO
$4,000; Zee paid. Bill Hopson,
sEELI sFl s. saSyq coS 18th st.
LuMBER-outside salesman. esti-
mator or retail sales, permanent
position. ANNANI1ALE MILL
WORK. CT $4,000,
MAINTENANCE MAN
Lyxury-type ant bldg. REQUIRES man
Thoroughly familiar with ma
ehinery and general maintenance:
must he noudrinker and WILLING TO
dc some cleaning -bedrm. apt,
plus salary. BOX 2d1 IS. star
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

National flrm. under 80, some ex.
perience in sales, degree preferred.
Interviews Monday am,
Fields Agcy., Elk. 3-2508
723 Sheraton Bldg, I'll l4th NV,
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REAL ESTATE SALESMEN--FouT
aggressive statesmen needed to
compliment our present sales stan
for our expanding resale dept.
Establishment of new branch Of
nee. Ample floor coVerage, guar
anteed classified and direct mail
advertising programs. Monthly
bonuses and profit sharing pro-
grams. 1909 backing Of progres-
sive management policies to make
your real estate selling profitable
and successful. Some selling ex-
perience required but not neces-
sary. For interview call Mr..
Ellis, YEONAS REALTY, INC.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. expert
enced only with ! PROVEN REC
ORD to associate with aggressive
suburban Maryland ONCE. New and
used homes, trades: speculations
CENT BONUS-PAID VACATION
- GROUP INSURANCE - SALES
CONTESTS and other benefitslll
The BEST statesmen in this area
are. beating path to our door
Call US before the door closes!i!
Why work elsewhere for less? An
lffice with high sales and high
morale will affect you toolll Make
TEN THOUSAND and up or you
aren't tryinglll Call AP 7-S40O,
BOWERS BROS, for appointment
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = /
desk open for ambitious man. ex-
perienced preferred. Fastest NOV
ing organization in Northern Va.
Top location, OSCAR parking
Plenty of advertisement and clos
ing help. Call Mr. Erich. GOT
HAM REALTY INC. JE. 2-73O0
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Silvef
Springs most aggressive company
has an opening offering unusually
high earnings. Exper. not neces-
sary. Phone MR.. ADAMS, 10
5-3322
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REtpmER
SALES
BRANCH MANAGER

World-iemous organisation, nov
located IN the new UNIVERSAL,
BLDG, due 70 expansion. needs
No. 2 men IN sales manaeement.
AFTER thorough trainlns. RESPONSE
hililles will include training. re-
cruitment and administrative de-
tai with dlsnified sales force that
sells By appt, only.
Applicants should be married, s7-
~ years Of age, aGGres1ive and
OF definite MANAGEMENT caliber
with exper. In direct sales and
abs 10 direct and lead hard
hitting sales grslp.
This b q sincere attempt 70 find
two Of the right men. income
from $4,000 10 S2l,OnO per year
will be discussed al interview.
Drawins account TO start,
For confidential interview with
Division Manaser, phone co, s.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
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PATENT ATTORNEY

Outstanding opportunity for registered Patent
Attorney with chemical and/or metallurgcal ex-
perience to assume key position in Patent De-
partment of company active in beneficiation
reduction and concentration of iron ores
Two to three years experience in preparation,
prosecution, searching, ETC., required
Liberal salary-benefitS. Excellent working condi-
tons. Location: New York City.
Interviews April through Gin Washington, D. C.
Call
Elk. 3-O127
For Appointment
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GORDIN- MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

REFRIGERATION sERVICEMAN,
experienced on ice cream, low
temperature work; good pay. Ap-
ply in person. Q to 10 am, Mr..
Money. MEADOW GOLD PROD
UCTS CO. 1887 D st. Sc.
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MEN
MESSENGER

inside and outside pickup and de.
livery Of mail Various other duties
connected with the operation Of a
mail department Must be rs
years Of age and have D. c
drivers license. 5-day. 4O-houl
week. Box 457-s. Star.
MILLWORk Outside salesman,
estimator or retail sales. Perman-
kut position, ANNANDALE MILL
WORK. CT. 6-l300.
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Manaeement rraInIn,

safes Management Training
NJ .r.; SnsI o s,,s,..! sss ,ss;ss. college
tlc Tor future; testing now for
June opening. Our ASSOCIATES
Know Of this sd. Reply In con-
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MUTUAL FUND
statesmen


Opport. to afiliate with
member firm Of the New
York Stock Exchange, CIV
ing opportunity to broaden
scope of your operations and
affording additional prestige.
Selling done on high-level
investment basis. Excellent
earnings potential. Fringe
BENEFITS available. Call Mon
day until 10 pm. for ap-
pointment. Mr.. Rudd. JU.
S-3l3l.
KNOWN manufac
turer desires aggressive man fol
local territory; some specialt!
selling exper. preferred, but no
necessary. Excel. oppor, for ad
vancement Perm. future. Ca
nee. Submit complete BACKGROUND
resume and salary desired. Writ
Box 1S0-K, Star.
NEED 5 PART TIME MEN
Can you work Sats., eves.2 Add S6t
wkly. to your nc, writing shoe or
ders., CONN.,. bonus. Samples sup
piled. CHARLES CHESTER SHOES
Dept. X-409, Broekton. Mass.
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MAN

White. ambitious, dependable. pleas
ant personality. who likes people
in ana T hem mas w Vlp * tsnsst our
business and trained to manage
It. Salary open. Proflt-sharing Of
fered when YOU prove able to take
care of the business and to man
age 1t as II 1t we're your own.
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1140 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, Md.

A Division of Emerson Radio
and PhonOgraph Corporation
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Observation-Disclosures
Some college. Willing to work long
hours to learn business Income,
$1,000 first year. We are after
that man able to earn promotion
to management within two years.
Application by appt. only. Miss
Davis; CO. 5-132e, will arrange
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sALEsllAN. teal estate; fun OF
Rest time. active really 60. "a.
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PERSCNNEL-J0B ANALYST. some
exper. pref. in engineering, cleo
tronics or aircraft field. Must be
able to administer merit and pro-
helpful; local; age to as; to $1,000
plus major benefits. Miss Kelly,
SMELLING AGCY.. sos 18th st.
NV. ST. 3-8SSS.
, 1959-11-04
D. RocKEFELLER

OF the continental United States
pride ourselves on the constitu-
ton and the great documen
about human dignity and the
rights of man. We strive towards
those ideals to effect that human
dignity. Mr.. Rockefeller said that
although they have thus far failed
they continue to strive to achieve
that goal. But here he was i'm
pressed to see people work to-
gether regardless Of color az
creed We have this as an ideal.
We have achieved ia the WREN
Islands, in effect, what WI want
to achieve on the continent III the
terms Of human dignity to a very
remarkable extent.
This is something that 1 hone
that the rest Of the world will
know about, Mr.. Rockefeller
said, ana expressed the hope
that more people will have a
chance to see these islands.
In closing he pledged the aid Of
the bank within the limits Of
sound banking. Also we come
here with great appreciation for
your friendship and great pridesin
what you haYe accomplished.
He was heavily applauded and
signed many autographs. Mr.,
Rockefeller danced. several num-
ters along with the guests before
departing. )
, 1959-11-04
NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the West IN
dies Bank & Trust Company is il the process Of
liquidation and dissolution and that all creditors
Of the West Indies Bank & Trust Company are
hereby notified and requested to present their
claims to the said Bank for payment
This notice IS given pursuant to Title 9,
Section l43 fb) Of the Virgin Islands Code.
West Indies Bank & Trust Company
TN Liuuidationl
Pc Box 1911
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands
olo-Dlo
, 1959-11-04

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DISTRICT OF ST. cRoIx. CHRIsTIANsTED JURISDICTION
la the Matter Of the Application of
REINALDO FREDERICK POWLIS
For Correction of Public Record and MISC. No. g. 1859
For change of Name. tx{t daI
To WHOM IT CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the above entitledsprOeeed-
ing an order was entered the LIST day Of October, 1859 adiude
ing the changeof name Of the applicant herein from RENAL
DO FREDERICK POWLIS 70 REINALDO FREDERICK
PAULUs.
Dated: October %. 1859.
Almeric Z. Christia1
SO7S-tV-4 Attorney for Petitioner
, 1959-11-04
re- WHOM IT NAY coNcERN

Almeric I. Christian
Attorney for Petitioner
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BY COL. RED BLAIK
Former Army Football Coach

NEW YORK, Oct. % (AP).-
With the season nearing mid
way, major powers have been
knocking off one another to
confuse national as well as Sec
tional pictures. But despite
such general madness, fan and
forecaster still have a few tried
and true notions to cling to.
Ohio State has returned to its
payoff attacks yards and a
cloud of dust" Tennessee ano
Alabama played a traditional
tmeat-and-potatoes TT tie that
left their all-time series tied
Oklahoma is still the power OF
the Big Eight. And Southern
California. by coming from be-
hind against Washington
proved it has not lost the Hol-
lywood touch.
No, all sanity has not beer
swept away. Not yet. anyhow
Auburn over Miami (tonight)
On the strength of the Auburn
line.
Illinois over Penn State. This
will be played in Cleveland'S
Municipal Stadium. We hope
Frank Lane will not fire the
losing coach.
Columbia over Holy Cross
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STATISTICS

Fair game between the Came
cocks and Tigers. 1t has beer
an artistic, financial, social and
fashion success, but Howard
didn't like the idea of playing
his big rival in its home sta
dunn every year, regardless OF
the dividends. Next year Glenn
son will be the home team for
the first time since 1896 as the
schools open a home -and-home
series.
The Big Thursday series un-
doubtedly ended on one of the
highlightS of Towards career
one that has seen him coach
six bowl teams. Clemson won
it big, 27-0, and Howard was
trying to make it bigger, with
his quarterback throwing long
passes in the last two minutes
Fumbles Set Up Two Scores
The $4,000, who braved low.
h angling, rain threatening
clouds and sweeping winds, saw
one of the most one sidec
games in this historic series
Clemson scored on two drive!
and twice after recovering
Gamecock fumbles. South Caro-.
lima didn't threaten until thu
Gamecocks completed their first
pass with five minutes remain.
ling. They reached the Clemson
IA before they lost the ball.
Harvey White, Clemson's in
consistent quarterback with the
two trick shoulders, emerged a.
the hero on one of his fines
days.
White, alternately brilliant
and mediocre through three in.
Ijury-marred seasons, completed
8 out of 10 passes for 1862 yards
He hurled two touchdown
strikes in plays covering 26 anc
80 yards, set up the other Glen.
son touchdown with pass play!
covering IL and 46 yards, anc
passed once for a 2-point con-
version.
"Defenses Adequate"
Howard said after the game
Some of the teams South Car
DINA has played this year have
not been playing the right de-
lenses. I thought ours was ade-
quate out there today" The
adequacy of the defense was
pointed up by the fact thai
Clemson held South Caroline
to only SO yards passing anc
80 yards rushing, while rolling
up 289 yards against the Allan
tic Coast Conferences top de.
fensive team.
Towards defense, however
was not particularly brilliant
He just played the percentages
He virtually threw a nine-mal
Continued on Page D-4, Col.
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Bruzhiun Brothers
Tie Billy Casper

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
Oct. % (AP).-Bill Casper of
Apple Valley, Calf, and two
Brazilian professionals, shot
one-under-par Cts to tie for the
opening-round lead of the 70
hole Brazilian Open golf cham
pionship yesterday.
Casper, the defending cham
pion and holder of the United
States Open crown, broke par
with his 31-36-67 despite a
stea dy rain. His score was
equaled by the Gonzalez broth
ers, Mario and Jose. Mario
carded a 1896 and Jose 1884.
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Expansion Talks
Held by Cronin

NEW YORK, Oct. % (AP).-
The American Leagues Expan-
sion Committee met for three
hours yesterday with President
Joe Cronin and explored the
possibility of becoming a To-
club league.
Cronin left for Boston imme-
diately after the meeting with
out making any announcement.
A committee member said
Cronin wished to confer with
Commissioner Ford Prick be-
fore he called another meeting
of the committee. No date was
set.
The committee member said
the discussion was general and
no specific propositions were
accepted.
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100000 Cap
Divided After
23AreE Entered
BY the Associated Press

The first running of the Man
O. War Handicap at Aqueduct
tomorrow was split in two divi-
sions today when % horses were
entered for the mile-and-a-half
race on the grass.
The New York Racing Asso-
citation had expected a large
field, and said it would give
100000 in added money to
each division-an unprecedent-
ed move in thoroughbred racing
Eleven were drawn for the
first division, which is topped
by the Cain Hoy Stables Bald
Eagle with 1875 pounds. Head
ing the field of IL in the second
is Mrs. Herbert Herff's Tudor
Era with 124 pounds.
Others in the first division
are Inside Tract, Ill, and Babu
113, an entry trained by Jack
Weipert; Greek Star, l09; Lang
ton Breeze. 100; Prince Willy
100; Tharp, lis; Dotted Line
1903; Amerigo, 121; Promised
Land, 119, and Rafty, 112.
Gross Is S113,050
The first division gross purse
is $113,050, with $72,382.50 net
to the winner.
Joining Tudor Era in the
second division will be Amos
109; Nobel Sci, 107; AniSado
ITO; Muscadel, 1903; NARROW
Road, 109; Find. Ill; Grey
Monarch, lis; Day Court, 113;
Wildf1re, II; 109; One-Eyed
King, 100, and Sallymount
flown here by the Ally Khan
from London. 116.
With IL in this division the
gross purse is $114,000. the
winner netting $73,032.50.
The first race will be video-
taped and will precede the live
television (CBS) of the second
from 4:30 to S pm. (WTOP-9
will show the race in Washing
TOM
Two other rich races are on
tomorrow'S racing card-the
$134,125 Gardenia Stakes at
Garden State Park and the
See RACING, Page D-2
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PICKS NAVY OVER PENN
BIoik Ohio State
Iowa, Northwestern

IDonelli'S sophs keep growing up
a little.
Navy over Penn. A vote for
the boys from Annapolis.
Syracuse over West Virginia,
The Mountaineers will find that
Orange juice can have more
kick than Moonshine.
Pitt over Texas Christian,
One vote for the unpredictable
Panther.
Harvard over Dartmouth
The prodigal Harvards will
take the Indians on the towr
while Coach Yovicsin sits ur
late and watches the clock.
Yale over Colgate. Yale, the
Auburn of the Ivy League, re-
calls Pa Corbin's analysis Of
an earlier Bulldog regime-s
strong defense is like a right
eous life-monotonous but sat-
isfactory.
Michigan State over Indiana
The Spartans haven't looked
better this season than they
did against Notre Dame.
Northwestern over NOtre
Dame. The crippled Irish may
rise up, but the edge lies with
NorthweStern'S defensive speed
Louisiana State over Florida
We don't expect the Bengals tc
go clean, but this is not their
week of come-uppance. LSU'S
defense, which has allowed only
two field goals, must be re-
spected.
Minnesota over Michigan
Murray Warmath could use a
Swig out of the Little Brown
jug.
Missouri over Nebraska. Mis-
Souri's record bellies its poten-
| tial.
Iowa over Purdue. You seldom
defense the Hawkeyes - you
have to outscore them. 1 doubt
that the Boilermakers can dc
it.
Ohio State over Wisconsin
l believe the Buckeyes are NOV
ing now and will win a knock
down, drag-out fight up front
Mississippi over Arkansas. Ole
Miss gets its first real chance
See BLAIK, Page D-4
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AirForce and Auburn Tests
Open Football Week md
Saturday Slate
Marked by Key
League Games

The Air Force, its Cinderella
status gone, tries to start on
the road back tonight against
UCLA, while Auburn, solidly
back in its winning ways after
an opening game loss, plays
strong Miami to blast of an
other college football week end.
The Falcons were stunned by
speedy Oregon last week. 20-3,
for their first loss in IA games.
They won't have an easy mark
in UCLA. The Uclans tied
Purdue, 90; lost in the last
quarter to Pitt, 1921, and beat
California, 1912, last week.
Air Force now has a 81 mark.
Auburn, ranked seventh in
the current Associated Press
poll, has won three straight
since being upset by Tennessee,
80. The Plainsmen have a de-
Tense the Hurricanes (3-D and
Quarterback Fran Curci will
have hard time solving.
Things settle down a bit to-
morrow, with some key con-
ference games and a few stand
out interSectional contests on
the schedule that for once does
not have any major undefeat-
eds meeting each other.
Two of Top 10 Meet
The only game between
members of the top 10 is be-
tween fourth-ranked MiSsis-
Sippi, with a SO mark, and
10th-rated Arkansas (4-D at
Memphis. Arkansas, a South
west Conference member, lost
| its game to third-ranked Texas
last week. Ole Miss, with a
fourth-ranked offense and
fifth-rated defense. has Full
back Charley Flowers all primed
but might be caught looking
to its big Southeastern Con-
ference game next week with
top-ranked Louisiana State.
LSU $50 plays Florida
Gid in a bid to improve
its 10 conference record and
add to its 17-game winning
string. Texas meets Rice, a
team that knocked the Long
horns from the unbeaten ranks
last year. Texas, which will be
without injured Fullback Don
See FOOTBALL, Page D-4
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PRO BASKETBALL

EXHIBITION
Minneapolis, 100; Detroit, 1O1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23

my POLICY AND
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-23
Clemson Ends
Big Thursday
With Big Win
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. %
When the South Carolina
and Clemson bands joined at
midf1eld and played Aud
Lang Syne" yesterday, the per-
son that sentimental moment
touched the least probably was
Coach Frank Howard of Glenn
son.
For the 20 years that he has
been head coach at Clemson
Howard has been attempting
to put an end end to Big
Thursday" the annual State