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Colonies for a meeting at the
earliest date - possibly next
week-to arrange a date for
Jamaica's independence.
Plans are also being made
here for new general elections
to be held before independence
to decide the composition Of
the Jamaica Government as it
takes the step of independent
nationhood.
The decision to. seek indie
pendence is seen here as in
evitable and welcome - as the
natural consequence of the vote
to withdraw from the fedora
ton.
1t is generally expected here
that Mr.. Manley and his gov
ernment party will be returned
to power at such a vote.
In Tuesdays vote, 60 per
cent of the islands electroate
went to the polls-nearly half
a million in ALTO pull ia
maica cut of the federation. A
majority of 54 per cent, PSI, TIC
to 21G,371, decided the vote.
In Jamaica's first referendum
the people have affirmed in a
democratic manner that Sir
Alexander Bustamente's opposi-
ton the federation warranted
their support, while they have
rejected the profederation ar
gument of Prime Minister Man
ley.
Prime Minister Manley said
Tuesday "The people have treat
ed this as a national issue, and
there is no question cf a vote
of confidence in the govern
ment, but l profoundly regret
this decision"
Sir Alexander said, Jamaica
must have complete independ-
ence within the British Com
monwealth. The people have
more confidence in me and my
party than in Manley and the
Peoples National Party"
Prime Minister Manley's gov;
ernment is likely to be faced
with a call to resign as the ref
erendum decision will more than
likely be interpreted by the Bus
tamente opposition as a vote OF
no confidence. Observers here
believe Prime Minister Manley's
party could win a general cleo
ton Notwithstanding today's de-
cision.
Jamaica now starts a perioC
of questioning and self-exam-
ination, as the referendum re-
suits come as considerable
surprise to the ccuntry's lead
ership. Prime Minister Manley
now must decide how to dea
with a very difficult problem
of Jamaica's secession and sub
sequent independence.
The federation, composed OF
the islands of Anguilla, An
tigua, Barbados, Dominica, Gre
NADIA, Jamaica, Montserrat, Ne
Wis, St. Kits, st. Lucia, st
Vincent, Tobago, and Trinidad
was to have become an inde
pendent member of the British
4 Commonwealth next Nav 81.
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fore Justice of the Peace Percy
johnson.
John Doar of the Justice De-
partment's civil rights section
appealed Cox decision of Thurs
day and renewed his petition for
a court order to block the Ne
gro's trial.
In urging Cox to halt the pro-
Jackson advocate., 1961-09-30

and in every skirmish.
But one thing seemed GER
tain, the wars" are not over
for the National Baptist Con-
vention.
Evening star., 1961-04-04
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Wise Player
Breaks Rules
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

one OF the first rules you
learn is to avoid leading a suit
that dummy can ruff-es-
pecially If this gives declarer
a discard at the same time.
Just to prove that no rules are
ironclad. let me present a
hand from the recent national
tournament in Denver.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AK6
3Q82
UK4
%AKJ1O93
WEST EAST
A1os53 AAQs72
3K4 0A75
oJ5 o1O973
%s7642 as
SOUTH
Ava
0J10963
nAQS62
40
North East South West
- IL 20 20
3NT Pass 40 Pass
~ All Pass,
Opening lead: Trey of spades.
West led the three Of spades,
and East took the first two
tricks with the ace and queen.
There was no problem about
defeating the contract, as long
as West had the king of
trumps, but East wanted to
collect 200 points for a two
trick defeat.
After some thought, East
decided to lead another spade.
1t was clear that South
couldn't gain anything by dis
carding a club or a diamond,
and 1t was possible that being
forced to ruff would embarrass
him.
South ruffed in dummy for
fear Of running into a bad
trump break. Then he led the
queen Of hearts from dummy.
Returns Diamond
West won with the king of
hearts and returned the jack
Of diamonds. Declarer won in
dummy with the king and led
dummy's remaining trump.
East stepped up with the ace
of trumps and shrewdly broke
another rule. We usually tell
people to lead up to dummy's
weakness in this position. but
East wisely returned his
singleton club up to dummy's
strength.
What was declarer to do?
He still had a losing diamond
in his hand even though he
had discarded one diamond on
the third round of spades.
When he won the club in
dummy and tried to cash
another club East ruffed and
forced South to overruff.
South had to lose his diamond
eventually, for q loss Of 200
points.
East had earned a top score
by knowing when to break the
rules. ' .
Daily Question
As dealer. you hold:
AJ4 0J1Os63 oAQs62 40
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. This is a fine
hand, but you don't have
enough top-card strength for
a sound opening bid.
(copyrisht, 1861. Gen. Features corp)
Evening star., 1961-04-04
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Evening star., 1961-04-04
BY the Beers
Walt Disney
BY Anderson and Leemins

"Im runnin' away! Kin take MOmmyduke
tho don't get lOtht?"
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passing team. We're explosive.
ANY time in a ball game"
he continued, I'VE feel we can
go for score. We like to throw
the bomb
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WxM LOSE OR DRAW
In the Big One Coming Up
BY FRANCIS STANN

THE BIG ONE IN college football this
week is Michigan State-Notre Dame and
it's nice to welcome the Irish back among
the headliners, If only temporarily Notre
Dame is unbeaten but just how far along
the comeback trail the Irish have travelled
won't be established until dusk on Satur-
day in East Lansing
1t is widely suspected that Michigan
State, currently ranked No. in the land
by the Associated Press, is too powerful
The Spartans, too, are indicated and
fresh off rousing $50 win over Michigan.
This was such an impressive performance
that Mississippi heretofore No. and I'M
extended winner of four games, was ousted
from the top spot.
The money-changerS, deferring to
Michigan States victory last week, make
the Spartans seven-point favorites AS
usual they don't give the suckers much of
a break. On the same betting card dis
tributed locally Michigan also is a seven
point favorite over Purdue, team that
Notre Dame barely nipped 1920.
Still, Notre Danes credentials as it
moves into the crucial game look valid
In whacking Southern Cal last week the
Irish used % backs suggesting a certain
manpower And, as the gagsters put it, 1T
looks like Joe Kuharich has caught up with
the college coaches"
KUHARICH, THE PRO COACH who
took over at Notre Dame with the Irish at
low ebb, fielded Snappy, impressive team
over national television in the opener
against Oklahoma. 1t wasn't easy beating
Purdue, but lot of strong teams share the
sentiments expressed by Amos Alonzo Stage
so long ago and fear Purdue.
In the triumph over Southern Cal the
Irish not only paraded an awesome num-
Der of backs but they employed a most
unprofessional-like technique in rolling up
yardage They gained only 10 yards by
passing but unveiled ground attack that
was devastating. The Irish rushed and ran
for 322 yards, led, begorra, by such broths
of lads as Angelo Dabiero, Daryle Lamon-
lea, Joe Perkowski and Ed Rutkowski
Doing this to Michigan State may come
harder than against Southern Cal, espe-
cially since Lamonica, the good quarter
back, may not be up to physical par on
Saturday. He suffered a badly bruised
ankle in the romp over the Trojans but is
expected to start.
The pity of it is that Michigan State
Notre Dame won't be seen on national tele-
vision. The video schedule-makers had no
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way Of knowing October 81 would pit Nos
and in the Nation and, instead, it'll be
Penn State-Syracuse on TV screens in this
section and other regional games elsewhere.
IN REVIEWING A MONTH of college
football it seems apparent that not only
Notre Dame but other top teams are re-
discovering the ground attack Michigan
State didn't bomb previous undefeated
Michigan but handled the Wolverines pretty
much as the Irish flattened Southern Cal
Three of the Spartans touchdowns came
by rushing, form of attack that accounted
for 100 yards.
About the only top team that relied
chiefly on passing game last week was
Mississippi. However, the RebS gaining 35l
yards on aerials, simply may have been
taking the easy way, because Houston was
no match. Final score: Att.
Even third-ranked Texas, much given
to passes in the past, rolled past Oklahoma,
2S-7, with running attack that Melted
1873 yards. incidentally, when was the last
time Oklahoma showed an 0-3 record?
Whipped by Notre Dame, Iowa State and
Texas in successive weeks, the Sooners
have no guarantee that things won't be-
come worse this week. They play Kansas,
twice beaten and once tied but with a
deceptive record
One of the Kansas losses was to Texas
Christian 1716, and the other to Colorado,
20-19. The lone win was a 21-7 decision
over Iowa State, same team that licked
Oklahoma, 21-15. Maryland may wind up
in the Orange Bowl yet, but it's virtually
a cinch the Sooners two-time bowl con-
querorS of the Terrapins, won't
SPEAKING OF MARYLAND, this is the
week of truth for Coach Tom Nugents
fallen young men. Bruised in body and in
pride by North Carolina last week, Mary
land starts anew against Air Force in
Colorado
The Falcons climb toward the top has
stalled. All they've got to show for this
season so far is an 8-6 come-from- behind
victory over Cincinnati, which mainly
illustrates that World Series or football, it
isn't Cincinnatis year
The Terrapins, if they bounce back,
probably won't regain top 10 ranking but,
as Coach Nugent philosophically and
optimiStically points out, there's time left
to correct that matter. Still remaining
after this week are South Carolina, Penn
State, North Carolina State, Wake Forest
and Virginia.
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ACC Policy Causes Teams
To Fall Behind Biz Powers

coach, is starting strictly from
scratch. and this appears to be
a great opportunity for the
Cavaliers to win No. 3.
WAKE FOREST AT N. C.
STATE Cnight)-The Demon
Deacons pulled the shocker of
the conference season by beat
ing Clemson last week, but
watch for the letdown. N. c..
State is overdue to explode be-
hind Roman Gabriel and just
might do it in one of its rare
home games.
MARYLAND VS.. AIR FORCE
IN DENVER-The TerpS are
l0-point favorites on the cards
despite a patched-up backfield.
This team should be big enough
to shake off the defeat by
North Carolina and start all
over. The business about the
rarified air of Denver often is
overStated and certainly should
not be an excuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Oct. l9.-The
recruiting posters have been
saying 1t all along-that the
Navy offers opportunity.
The University Of Detroit S
football team is prepared now
to find out.
The Titans, undefeated. un-
tied and maybe moderated,
make their stab for "big-time"
status tomorrow night against
the Middies and the word here
is that the TitanS will be as
fired up for this one as a
50-megaton missile.
ITS their opportunity to get
up in the football world" said
Steve Belichick. the Navy scout
who watched Detroit humble
Boston College, 20-3, last week
They're really revived up. It's
as if Navy we're the only game
on their schedule. They even
ended their cheers last week
with Beat Navy"
Expect to Draw $4,000
To understand all Of this,
perhaps, a little background is
needed. Detroit has been trying
for years to capture football
headlines in the Big Ten hot
bed without much success. Last
season, Coach Jim Miller's Sec
ond, the Titans posted a To
record, their best in 20 years
and still went almost unno-
ticed. This year. the opportu-
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ACC was formed, it may not
produce a bowl team this year.
Further warning that foot
ball is hurting within the ACC
comes with the unprecedented
news from Clemson that there
are tickets available for the
South Carolina game. When
this State rivalry was played
on Big Thursday of State Fair
Week. it sold out months in
advance.
This weeks ACC schedule:
CLEMSON AT DUKE-The
Tigers, despite their 27-0 vic
tory over North Carolina, are
the disappointment of the con-
ference and appear to be headed
for more trouble in meeting
the Blue Devils this week and
Auburn next week. Coach
Frank Howard probably isn't
very funny these days. Dukes
drubbing at the hands of
Georgia Tech was a blow, but
Georgia Tech could be one of
the top six or seven teams in
the country.
VIRGINIA VS.. VPI AT ROA-
NOKE-The Cavaliers need this
one for a sweep against State
opposition. which would be the
first in several years. Virginia's
big weakness. pass defense, is
not as bad as it was earlier.
Jerry Claiborne. the new VPI
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casts on the field. Previously,
players could wear a cast COW
cred with foam rubber.
Sarette is a doubtful starter
against the Nittany Lions, who
have lost their last three games
with Syracuse.
With Lelli also out, the quar-
terbacking falls to Walt Sof-
sian, a sophomore who returned
from the injured ranks last
Saturday. Sofsian suffered
Clipped ribs in Syracuse's open
ing game.
The alternate quarterback
will be Merit Raner, another
sophomore, who has not yet
played a minute of varsity ball
/ Meyers Replaces SchOonOver
Easterly's injury also compli-
Gated the quarterbacking situa-
ton. The captain had played
quarterback for two years before
shifting to halfback this year.
Replacing Schoonover in the
starting lineup is Bill Meyers,
another sophomore. Meyers was
a fourth-string end two weeks
ago and was moved to alter
nate fullback last week.
Schwartzwalder's gloom was
deep as he told newsmen:
I'VE had better put out the
call to the student body. Any
able bodied boy who wants to
make the trip to Penn State is
welcome"
The current list of injured,
he moaned, is the worst in his
years at Syracuse.
But he still had Davis, who
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Laurel Awaits
Price Decision
On CarryBack
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Raci1g Editor

Laurel Race Course officials
are hoping to learn shortly
whether they will have botr
Kelso and Garry Back as United
States color bearers in the
Washington. D. c., Interna-
tional November II.
Kelso was added 10 the field
yesterday when his owner, Mrs
Richard dupont, accepted the
invitation from the American
Selection Board.
Now it's all up to Jack Price,
who trains Carry Back for his
wife Katherine, as 10 whether
the Nations leading money
winner will join 1865 horse
of the year at the starting gate
against the best foreign thor
oughbreds that can be mus
tered.
There is some doubt that
Price will send Garry Back to
Laurel. He mentioned earlier
that If KelSo started in the
grass classic, Carry Back would
not. If Price spurnS the race,
the board will invite another
American horse within a few
days.
Carry Back has earned S5l0,-
294 this year, tops in the
Nation. In his last start in the
Lawrence Realization, Garry
Back finished third and Chart
caller Don Fair reported the
horse came back sore" How
ever. Price later denied this.
If Price changes his mind
and enters his star. Garry Back
will become the fifth horse in
the field. Officially in are
MiSti France. Wonderboy
Denmark, High Perch Eng
land, and Kelso.
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Clash With Middies Gives
Detroit Golden Opportunity

nifty is there-the schedule in
cludeS both Army and Navy.
Navy comes first and. be-
cause of this. some $4,000 Gus
toners are expected tomorrow
night to see if the Titans really
have heard opportunity knock.
Detroit usually plays its home
games on the campus, but this
one is extra special. So it has
been moved downtown to Tiger
Stadium, the big baseball park.
Even Miller admits this one is
stacked with possibilities for
the TitanS. We've been build
ing up for it," Miller said over
a telephone hookup here. I'VE
were hoping to go into it I'M
defeated, and we are. Psyche
logically, we're just right"
Tough on Paper
While Navy Coach Wayne
Hardin appreciates all the
emotional aspects, he seems
more concerned at the moment
with some defensive ones.
Detroit has a raZzle-dazzle at
tack. featuring Jerry Gross. a
quarterback who ranks second
in the Nation in total offense.
ION paper" Hardin said,
they're tougher to defense
than Miami"
Miller, of course, has planned
it that way. I'VE don't hold
anything back" he said. I'VE
don't intend to beat any team
physically. We're a wide-open,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-19
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

The preseason warning by
several of the Atlantic Coast
Conference football coaches
that the ACC would have to
draft more and better football
players to keep pace with its
scheduling is being borne out.
After four weeks Of play,
Maryland and Virginia have
scored the only non-conference
victories by ACC teams, and
Virginia'S triumphs have been
over Southern Conference OPP
position.
LaStNSaturday the ACC teams
had three games with South
eastern Conference teams and
we're outScored, 1877. Louisiana
State thumped South Carolina.
42-0; Georgia Tech won over
Duke, 2l-0; and Alabama wore
down N. c. State, 26-7. The
latter game was close for three
periods.
Worse Next Year
Next year it could get worse.
North Carolina plays Ohio
State, Michigan State and
Notre Dame in 1862, and the
Tar Heels have a predominantly
senior team this year.
Within two years Clemson'S
opponents will include Okla
homa. Georgia Tech and Texas
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IT'S ALL UP TO DAVIS
Syracuse Injuries Mount

ranks fourth in the Nation in
scoring.
To eclipse Browns career
records. the fleet, powerful
Davis would have to score ID
points against Penn State, for
a career total Of 1873. and gain
1875 yards, for a career total
Of 2.092.
And Davis is "as healthy as
a horse" the coach admitted.
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Parking Spaces Boosted

There also are between 5000
and 1000 unpaved parking
spaces available. for a total OF
about 10000 of the eventual
1880 planned.
Bergman said the playing
field will be much improved
with more grass and fewer
Jumps. The grass has not
needed color spraying this time
unlike preparations for the
games october l and 7.
All $4,000 seats should be in
stalled by game time tomorrow
and all have been frightened and
cleaned.
Westinghouse Corp. will test
the lights at IL am. tomorrow
for a party of officials. The
lights already have been tested
at night and sighted on targets
all over the field.
Four Banks Hold Lights
The lights for football will be
contained in four huge banks,
two on each side of the field.
The largest bank is 1l8 feet
long and numbers $50 units,
more than used at any college
stadium in the United States.
The brightness is measured at
l50-foot candles, brighter than
normal daylight and 10 times
that Of a lighted room in a
home. The addition of other
lights for baseball brings up the
brightness to 200-foot candles
in the infield.
The total lighting system con-
tains $1,000 floodlightS, each
l,740 watts, more than double
the number at Griffith Sta
dunn.
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SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. 1s
tAP).-Coach Ben Schwartz
valdez, in his 18th year at SYRIA
cuse. is running out of quarter
backs and fullbacks, and maybe
luck.
Schwartzwalder has six play
ers sidelined with broken hands
starting Quarterback Dave Sar-
cite hobbled with a bruised
shoulder and Guard Dave Meg
gyesy in the infirmary with ar
infected arm.
All that remains Of the first
team backfield is star Halfback
Ernie Davis.
Schwartzwalder says he needs
a notwithstanding performance
from Davis Saturday in the
Orangemen's regionally tele-
vised game with Penn State
at University Park, Pa.
Davis Nears Record
Davis is closing in on the
career scoring and ground-gain-
ing records of Jim Brown
former Syracuse All America.
Bill Schoonover. a 200-pound
sophomore who was tabled to
start at fullback, was the latest
to join the injured-hand bri-
gade. He was hurt in practice
Tuesday.
Other cast-wearers are Dick
EaSterly, captain and starting
halfback. Bob Lelli. alternate
unit quarterback, John Paglio,
starting tackle, and reserves Jim
BaskinS and Dick Bowman.
They are unable to play be-
cause Of an NCAA rule against
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Christian. South Carolina picks
up Northwestern next season
on a one-year contract. Duke
opens West Coast series with
Southern Cal and California
and keeps Georgia Tech and
Navy. N. c. State has future
dates with Iowa and Michigan
State.
I'VE can't compete with the
Southeastern Conference and
the Big Ten in recruiting, so
let's face it," an ACC coach
said. I'VE have too many re-
StrictionS, and every year they
put in something new to keep
us from getting boys who can
play football at schools with
ranking teams"
Terps Climbing Back
Maryland'S victory over
Syracuse is evidence that the
Terps are moving back into
the big leagues. They should
be on a par with future oppo-
nentS, which include Penn
State for six more years, Navy
and Miami. There is a rumor
that Virginia is anxious to drop
some of its State rivalries. but
the Cavaliers will need more
football players if they COM
pete out of the ACC and
Southern Conferences.
For the first time since the
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Two Middies Out

Gross, of course. is the trig-
ger. No one has held him to
less than 200 yards this season.
Hes a jitterbug." Belichick
reported admiringly. Hes all
over the place. You'll chase
him all over, and just when you
think you've got him, he'll
throw the pass. He can throw
IS yards with just a flick Of the
wrist"
Nays defensive problems
are magnified because Detroit
has two outstanding ends. who
already have been drafted by
the pros. plus l0-second half
backs in Bill Allen and Jim
Shorter. the latter a transfer
from North Carolina AIT.
While Detroit'S offense got
the big build-up. Hardin also
found time to say something
CHEEKY about his own. For the
first time, he said, his paSserS
are demonstrating the ability
to spot open secondary receiv-
ers. On the debit side. Hardin
reported that End Ed Gill. a
two-way unit starter. and Cen
ter Gordon Gable, the defensive
unit linebacker, will miss the
game. Gill has mononucleosis
and Gable has a twisted knee.
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D. {. Stadium
Set TO Display
Light System

District of Columbia Stadium,
which its hackers call the best
lighted sports facility in the
Nation. will show off its bright
ness for the first time tomor-
row night when George Wash
ington meets William and Mary
in football at 8 O'Clock.
Completion of the vast banks
Of lights is just part Of the
general, all-around improve
ment on the structure since the
last game played there. CIV
against Virginia Military two
weeks ago on a Saturday after
noon.
Dutch Bergman, chairman of
the Armory Board which oper-
ateS D. c. Stadium, reported
today that 18 of the 26 conces-
sion stands have been installed
four more than two weeks ago;
80 Of the As rest rooms are
open, or six more. and that
5000 parking spaces now are
paved, an improvement Of
about 1000.