davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Confederate Cannon To Be
Returned To Fort Fisher

garrison were thwarted by the
steady firing of a WhitwOrth
cannon on the beach.
Manned by Captain Daniel
Mum, the Whitworth kept up
its harraSSment of the FeueralS
throughout the 18th and, again,
on the 23rd. On the 23rd Cap
tain Mum, his ammunition
exhausted, was driven from
his post and the gun captured.
Taken ABOARD the USS Min
nesota," it was found to be
marked "Whitworth Ordnanc"
Co., No. 46, Patent 1861, Man
chester" The gun, originally
brought to North Carolina by
the British blockade-runnc,
Modern Greece" was carried
to the Naval Arm Factory in
Washington, d. C., where il
has remained for the past 100
years. 1t is being loaned to the
Fort Fisher Historic Site by
arrangement with Rear Ad-
miral E. NJ. Eller, Director CT
the United States Naval Hist
ory Department.
The Fort Fisher Day pro-
gram will begin promptly at
4:30 and will end at $3.50 with
a fireworks display. A barbe-
que supper will be served al
600.
The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Tabor Farmer

Continued From Page y
top Of the kiln by an escalator
belt and once the process be-
gins man remains in the kiln
at all times.
American. tobacco farmers
who gripe about the strict
government controls should
listen to the Canadian version
of controls. There, production
control is maintained by a CO.
operative effort on the part of
a farm organization and the
government. In addition to
acreage and quality controls,
the Canadian farmer is not
permitted TO haul his own to-
bacco to the market but must
hire a government approved
trucking firm.
While Eastern North Caro-
lima farmers insure themselves
against their chief weather
enemy, hail damage. Canad-
ians seek similar protection
from early frosts. However,
frost insurance can only be
purchased until September IL,
for after that date frost in
Canada is almost a certainty.
Canadian farmers sell their
tobacco on a market with sup
port prices similar to ours.
Last year their sales averaged
56c/lb. while ours in South
eastern United States averag-
ed 60c/lb. Their tobacco is sold
either loose leaf or baled.
Powell says he enjoys work.
ing there and that the Canad-
ian people are very nice. Last
year cured prettier tobacco
in Canada than / have ever
before even on my own farm"
Powell said.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Faith Healer Packs
And Leaves Tabor

near the Piggly Wiggly. There
she had been granted 5000
privilege license to operate
last year but it expired in
May and her application for
renewal was turned down. Her
trial was scheduled for Tues
days session in Whiteville'S
recorders court but was post
poned.
Whiteville officials are re-
luctant to discuss Sister Roma
but apparently the relationship
between donations" and
charges" has become too close.
She makes it clear that al
though she does not charge for
her services she will gladly
accept donations.
A 1947 law passed specific
ally for Columbus County pro-
hibits the practice OF PALM
istry, fortune telling or clair
voyance in this county. Max
imum penalty for conviction OF
this misdemeanor is $500 fine
and one year Imprisonment.
In addition, another law says
faith healers and advisers may
accept donations but may not
make a charge for their serv-
ices and herein is the crux OF
Sister Roma difficulty.
Sister Roma, however, claims
that she neigher tells fortunes
nor reads palms, each of which
is illegal. What she does claim
to offer is advice and spiritual
guidance. The Illnesses which
she claims healing power ovel
are of the mind. People coms
to me who are sick in tht
mind. They think kthey are
sick and try to straighter
them out" she said.
When asked if she ever hac
a part in healing someone o.
a physical disease, she said, SO
pray for them"
When asked what kind o.
advice she gave, she replied
81 advise them to be homes
and to pray, not to get drunk
not to do foolish things, not t.
stay out late at night and j.
they're married, not to foo
around with other women"
Sister Roma claims her Eau.
thority to heal and advise
comes from the Lord" Hel
husband maintains that she j.
talented and possess giftec
powers and refers to her prac.
tice as a business"
Each year she goes to Jerus.
elum to "renew my faith o.
advisers and spiritual heal.
ers." The practice was handed
to her from her mother whc
in turn received It from hel
mother etc.
The McGills are Catholic b,
faith and Of Spanish origin
] When this reporter first tslkec
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07

Colonel William Lamb, Civil
War commander of the Fort.
Approximately 1000 spectat-
ors were on hand for that oc-
casion and even larger crowds
are expected this year.
Participating in the cere-
monies will be the United
States Marine Drum. and Bugle
Corps, which will present a
concert at 4:30, and some 95
members of reactivated Civil
War artillery and infantry
units, who will demonstrate
firing techniques of 100 years
ago.
Hamilton Cochran, noted au-
thority on Civil War blockade
running and author of several
books on the subject, will de-
liver the principal address.
Rear Admiral L. r. Daspit,
Commandant, Sixth Naval Dis
trict, Charleston, South Caro-
lima, will present the whit
worth on behalf of the United
States Navy.
The second annual Fort
Fisher Day event falls on the
anniversary of the battle for
the blockade-runner "Hebe."
On August l8, 1868, the He
be" was forced aground by
the Federal blockading fleet.
Efforts by the FederalS to burn
the vessel and thus prevent
her capture by the Fort Fisher
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07
Rogers Promoted

Continued From Page ~
added to WBTW's present staff
of 200.
Rogers is a graduate from
Radio, Television, and Motion
Pictures Department of the
University of North Carolina.
The only other facilities
comparable to those to be
erected in Charlotte are locat-
ed at Los Angeles, California
and Dallas, Texas. WBTW
officials say a number of tele-
vision stations have been 60
ing into this sort of production
in a limited way.
/ The addition will mark the
first real expansion of the
WBTW building since it was
opened in March, 1855.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07

The return of a IL pound
Whitworth cannon captured by
Federal troops in August, 1868,
and groundbreaking ceremon-
les for a new Visitor Center
Museum will be the occasion
for a colorful program at Fort
Fisher, North Carolina, on
August "a.
The program will be similar
to the July 4 celebration Of
last year which paid tribute to
Tabor City tribune., 1963-08-07

with Sister Roma at their
Whiteville establishment, the
entire family conversed in
Spanish for a few moments
until they all apparently und-
erstood that he was a repre-
sentative of the press. They
have a total of eight children
three in school, three already
out of school, and two, too
young to start to school.
Tabor City and Whiteville
are not the only places that
Sister Roma has visited. In
addition, they have been to
several other North Carolina
towns: Hickory, Reidsville,
Goldsboro, Greenville, Fay
etteville and Morganton. South
Carolina towns that they have
visited include aiming, Marsh
vile and Loris.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

= To 5000. Be in
business for yourself. Pay for that
vacation, home at the beach or
mountain, Xmas, and Just plain bills
North American Life Insurance
Co. has an attractive proposition for
aggressive young men TO start IN
what might some day be their per
manent prestige career. for contl-
Ses-660o, 622-357l.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Development
Technicians

Immediate opportunity for
high school and technical
school graduates in me-
ch hanics or electronics,
with a minimum of 2
years experience as a
technician working on
development items. Pre-
viouS electro-mechanical
experience, a good math
background, and an abil-
ity to conduct library
studies on recent devel-
opments required.
Work will involve analysis
Of results and statistical
correlation Of test results
and physical properties
on rocket performances.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
on BURNER MECHANIC. thorough.

wanted to work in the
Nursing Dept. Of large modern
hospital. mos. experience and
police clearance required. Day,
evening and night hrs. available.
Apply personnel office, Washington
Hospital Center, 10 Irving ST. NV,
Mon Fri eau-3 -3pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
statesmen

Sales Management Bureau
DI. 7-6Ss5 1343 II" ST.. NV.
SANDWICH MAN PVT. din. rm.,
fancy sandwich exper. No Sat. or
Sun. $50 wk. 2S6-45oo.
SANITARIAN, public health work,
BIS: degree and VI. exper. in
environmental health, Salary range,
$3.50 to $500. 5-day work wk.
Holidays, annual paid vac. and
other benefits. Apply 2 am. to u
noon weekdays to Personnel Dept,
Room 300, City Hall, Alex, Va.
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT, immediate
opening for person with acctg. de-
gree, and some experience. Ao-hour
week, Alexandria area. $3.50 to
start. POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY.
Gil King St, Alex, Va. KI. 9-So55.
SERVICE MANAGER for small new
car leadership. Complete charge oi
service and body shop. Liberal pay
plan. Real opportunity. Call MR.
SMITH at Ii. 1890.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
HELP MEN

SALES MANAGER. direct sales
topline. $500. By appt-, TX. ,
$50, AUB PERS.. Rm- s1S. Wood
ward Bldg, lsth and X stsn.w-
SALES, 20 trade asSnG, $1,000.
Rm- 6zs, Woodward BldE-. 18th
and H sts nv.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SALES SERVICEMAN

Nationally recognized manufacturer
Of electrical equipment has opening
for representative. Contact doctors
and hospitals in States adjacent to
ID. c. Auto required. Salary, COM
mission and expenses provided. Age
10 IS. Contact Mr.. f. H. Cortney, u.
S. EPL0YMENT SERVICE, Pro-
iessional Office, SIS Pa. ave. NV,
Rm. 333.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Public Relations

Progressive hOmebuilding firm
leader in its field, seeks man TO fill
diversified, challenging public rela.
tiOns position in suburban Washing.
ton.
knowledge Of municipal and county
government is desirable.
The man We seek must be able 10
work both under direction and on
his own initiative. Occasional travel.
Send resume, with complete back.
ground and salary requirements, to
Box 335-N, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN II
you're thinking Of making a change
change to the firm with 'up-tO-
date" selling concepts as well as a
unique system for the experienced
salesman. Expansion makes open
ings for the qualified. Confidential
interview by calling Mr.. Wakeman,
JA. $500 or Mr.. Morris, KI $500
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER
Experienced sales person in
Prince Georges County to be sales
manager. Full cooperation. Best
working conditions, liberal compen-
sation. Replies confidential. Phone
Mr.. Wright, uS:52S0;
WRIGHT REALTY
REAL ESTATE statesmen AND
SALES MANAGER Begin the
new year with excellent opportuni-
ties. Call MR.. THOMPSON, JU. s
1000.
REAL ESTATE New Year, new
start Make money with our Organi-
Zation. Exper. or will train. Also z
men part-time. Confidential interi-
vew. Call Mr.. LeinsOn.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor $4,000
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN = Is
real estate a lucrative field? II can
be! Twenty reasons and more how
we can help you to have a good
income in 1854. We train. Openings
now in our College Park Office. Call
Mr.. Peck or Mr.. Payne, HE, l-l700.
HUGH T. PECK, REALT0R
REAL ESTATE - Due to overabun-
dence Of phone and mail leads, we
are in urgent need Of four salesmen
holding d. c. or Md. Real Estate
licenses. II you can present FACTS
in an intelligent manner your in:
come can exceed $4,000. Call Fred
ETlCG OI NEsN. LEV EsbOEs NOhE >
Div. Of Crowell Co., Inc. IA. 4-79q0
for interview.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, with office
background to cover u pm. to J
am. switchboard and front desk
shift at Manchester Inn, l426 NJ st.
NV. Must be non-smoke, nOn-drink.
er, strictly reliable, 500 mo. and
room. Apply MRS. HOOVER, Mon
day 2 am. to } pm.
MEN (2), for Pr. Geo's Co.
II. $. grad, age 22-36, Sl22 wk
guar. comm. TO start. For appt.
Mr.. ROBINS, days 3S6-s3S4. Ewes.
262-6o35.
ROUTE SALESMAN = Outstanding
opportunity for above-average sales.
man. Position open due 70 a recent
promotion. S-day wk., new equip
ment. Sl00 per wk. plus commission.
Apply in person only to DAWN
ROSE FARMS, 1880 Baltimore
blvd, Beltsville, Nd.
SALESMAN
Exper. mems clothing. Excel.
salary and oppor. for future.
Apply WEBSTER c L o T H E s,
1912 P St, NV.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
MESSENGERS
Howard Research Corp.
1I19 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
An Equal Opportunity Employer

MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER
Financial institution has permanent
opening for productive, sales mind
ed men 10 solicit FHA-VA-cOnven-
tonsl loans in Mont, Prince Geor-
ges and foT Virginia counties. Should
have working knowledge Of FHA-VA
procedures, real estate brokerage
business and should be familiar
with brokers in these counties. Sala-
~ incentive, bonus plaR, company
car expenses and other fringe bene-
fits furnished. Please furnish res
ume. Apply Box lo-V, Star.
MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN -
Immediate opportunity with growing
firm In Silver Spring. Experience
with hydraulic, pneumatic circuits
required, machineshop tool eXper-
ience also required. Work with
engineers, designers. Call MR..
HUMPHREY. Sss-A73l, between 8
and A an
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ElectrOnics
Technician

Work involves mechanical
and electronic construc-
tion of instrument proto-
types, testing and evalu-
alton Of electronic cir
cults; maintenance of
test equipment and cali
bration Of instruments.
Must have strong know
ledge of basic electronics
and it's application to
communications and meas
urement equip m e n t.
Technical or trade school
graduate preferred.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Property Manager
PROPERTY
MANAGER

MATURE MAN, % TO IS
YEARS OF AGE, FOR
EXPANDING MANAGE
MENI DEPT. OF LARGE
GENERAL REAL ESTATE
OFFICE. APPLICANT
MUST HAVE MINIMUM
OF 3 YEARS REAL ES-
TATE PROPERTY MAN
AGEMENT EXPERIENCE.
GOOD SALARY AND ALL
COMP ANY BENEFITS.
CALL MONDAY TO 1880
AM, MR.. GREENLEE,
ST. 3-2987,
WALKER g. DUNLOP
Evening star., 1963-12-29
HELP MEN

PROPERTY MANAGER. experienced
n real estate and good typinE.
Northern Va area. To 800 no.
POTOMAC EMPL-, ~ LeesburE
pike, Seyen Corners, JE- 7-7z77.
Property Manager
Excellent opportunity for a young
man, Is 70 IS years Of age, n the
uffice-builoing MANAGEMENT field. OF
value would be q good education,
BACKGROUND in residential or com
mercisl management, and ability 10
get along with people Salary open
70 the riEht person. Call ST. 3-sos3
for sppt-
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Instrument
Operator

To setup, check out and
operate electronic instru-
ments used in recording
pressure, thrust, strain,
and temperature during
the static firing Of rocket
motors and to maintain
celebration records. Trade
school graduates in in
strumentation or elec-
tronicS preferred.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SELL FOOD

Have you grocery or drugstore
ali that's needed. After training, YOU
will be on the other side Of the
counter. with a starting salary Of
$500 plus. Permanent. EX. $500,
AUB PERSONNEL, Rm. 626, Wood.
ward Rldp 18th and n ste = ,,,
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SALES CAREER

The Nations 6th largest financial
institute is seeking a mature,
highly motivated man with a
pattern Of success and a college
degree or equivalent. Write in
confidence, giving personal data
and previous work eXper. TO Box
lS-J, Star.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

= Start the New Year
right by joining the sales team at
an established dealer with one Of
Americas greatest cars the Ram
bier. Firm is well-advertised, loca-
tion is all new, accessible to all
parts Of the city. Many benefits
including 2See Of gross retention,
yearly and daily bonus, incentive
plans, new car, vacation with pav
etc. Experience preferred, but not
required. Call MR.. JOSEPH AT IA.
5000. ARLINGTON RAMBLER.
INC, 1000 N. Fairfax dr..
Statesmen WANTED Earn bie
weekly commissions soliciting delin.
quent accounts. No collecting or in.
vestment required. METR0POLI-
TAN FINANCE, Westport Station
Evening star., 1963-12-29
NIGHT CLERK

For 1st classdOwntown hotel. Front
desk experience preferred, type 30
w.p.m. Good salary, meals, company
benefits. Apply MANGER HOTELS,
sll 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
OFFSFT STRIPPER, god oppor

OFFICE BOY Operate mimeo,
multgraph, etc, run erTands: Ira
inee In large corporation. Upper
Wisconsin ave. location. Good oppOr-
tunity. Gail Personnel, 244-5lSl.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

statesmen
; positions available for career-mind-
ed men. Must be willing to advance
to MANAGEMENT. 5-day wk., home
nights. Va. area, call 67l-72l5. d. C..
and Nd, 567-3367 for confidential
interview
Evening star., 1963-12-29
HEIp MEN
fcoNTINUEDl

MAINTENANCE MAN, for garden
apts.s heated in Laurel. Salary plus
apt Apply CAFRTTZ, lEol Eve s..
Evening star., 1963-12-29

We have one opening for an EXPER.
FENCED counter man. Chevrolet
experience preferred but other GM
experience will be considered, good
salary plus commission and all
available company benefits, please
call Mr.. Strosnider for appt. Low
ING CHEVROLET, INC, JU. $4,000.
PHARMACISTS, full time. top sala
~, good working cOnds. ID. C.. reg.
and ref. nee. Applications confiden'
tial. Write Box 3oS-F, Star.
PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALES
MEN - Full or part time. EXper
ienee preferred but not necessary
Good starting salary and chance tol
advancement. Apply SUPER MUSIC
TTTV I7E0 = Al n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
SoonersDown
Iowa State

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 9 (AP)
-Sixth-ranked Oklah HON q
spotted Iowa State two touch
downs today then rallied for a
24-14 Big Eight Conference
football victory.
The Cyclones raced to a 14-0
lead in the second quarter,
driving in after recovering a
Sooner tumble on the Okla
homa 14-yard line, and spring.
ing Fullback Tom Vaughan on
a 73-yard touchdown run with
an Oklahoma punt.
Oklahoma, aided by a 34-yard
gain on a pass interrogation call,
drove 10 yards late in the second
period for its only score before
intermisSion.
The Sooners wasted no time
tying the game in the second
half. On Iowa States second
play, Genel Condren recovered
a wild pitchout on the Iowa
State IT. Fullback Jim Girls
ham bulled over from the one
seven plays later.
Oklahoma made 1t 17-14 on
George Jarman'S 23-yard field
goal and capped it's scoring
when Virgil Bell picked off a
Cyclone pass and raced As
yards down the sideline for a
touchdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Georgia Tech
Rallies 10 Beat
Florida State

ATLANTA, N ov. 9 (AP).-
Bowl-minded Georgia Tech
rallied behind the passing and
running Of Quarterback Billy
Lothridge today for q 1877
football victory over Florida
State.
Trailing. 7-3. at half-tim e.
Georgia Tech stormed back In
the third period as Lothridge
tossed q 23-yard touchdown
pass to 6-foot-5 End Billy Mar
tin.
Lothridge's 12-yard run to
the 10 set up the clinchin g
touchdown when Fullback Ray
Mendheim scored from the 4 in
the last quarter.
Lothridge passed for 246
yards, a school record. Most of
the yardage went to Martin,
his old high school target. He
also booste d his NCAA field
goal record to 20 with a 90
yarder In the second quarter.
Florida State took the OPEN
ing Kickoff and drove So yards
In nine plays for q touchdown.
Quarterback Steve Tensi
passed to End Bill Dawson in
the end zone and Doug Messer
converted for q TO lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Pitt Hands Irish
Fifth Loss, 27-7

SOUTH BEND, ind, Nov.
(AP) .-Halfback Paul Martha's
92-yard touchdown ramble on
a kickoff return and the pass
ing and running Of Fred Ma
zurek lead eighth-ranked Pitt
to q 27-7 victory over Notre
Dame today.
Martha's great run came on
the kickoff following Notre
Danes only touchdown. Notre
Dame, suffering its fifth loss
against two victories, held a
7-6 advantage after John Meyer
blocked Dick Lessons at
tempted conversion, but from
there on in Pitt took charge
and rolled to its sixth victory
in seven games.
The Panthers went ahead
1927 with a second-quarteI
touchdown keyed by Eric Crab
trees 45-yard punt return to
the Irish Is. Mazurek Their
Tipped q seven-yard pass to
Martha and an 1l-yard pass to
Joe Kuznescki before Lesson
scored from the one-yard line
Pitt put the game beyond
reach In the third quarter
Lesson intercepted q Notre
Dame pass and on the next play
Mazurek hit Martha with q
40-yard pass to the Irish 10.
Mazurek then ran over. He
faxed an extra point kick and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov
q (AP)-Sopohmore Bruce
Bennett triggered a pass de.
Tense that blunted record-set-
ting Larry Rakestraw's tosseS
today and gave Florida a 81
IA victory over Georgia in one
of the widest games ever In
this traditional rivalry.
Bennett intercepted Rake
straw's first pass and ran a
yards for a touchdown and in
tercepted two more later.
Florida took to the air or
Tom Shannon's losses after ar
on-Side kick and ran up a 14-C
lead before Georgia ran its
second play.
Larry Dupree, Florida full
back. paced Florids's running
attack and scored one touch
down on a 4-yard power smash
Dupree broke loose for an
other apparent touchdown, but
officials ruled he stepped out
Of bounds near midfield.
Both Georgia touchdownS
were the result Of Florida
fumbles, but two Florida
fumbles helped the Gators. Or
the drive for Florida's second
touchdown, Jack Harper fun
bled on fourth down and Barry
Brown recovered for Florida al
the Georgia 4. Dupree scored
on the next play.
Florida's third touchdown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
DrozdoV Wins
Tutum Award

Tackle Olaf Drozdov, a jun
Tor from Pennsvilie, N. j., will
receive the James M. Tatum
Memorial Award at the M
Clubs 18th annual banquet
December z at the Statler-Hil-
ton Hotel.
The award, won last year
by Dave Crossan, goes to
Maryland's finest all-around
llineman.
Other award winners - an
nounced previously - are Dave
Nardo. the Talbot T. Speer
Award; Ray Altman, the C. P.
Mccormick Award, and four
private citizens for honorary
membership Gov. j. Mil
lard Tawes, Perry o. Wilkin-
son. Harry E. HaSSlinger and
John M. Dennis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Yale Pounds
To 1S-7 Win
Over Quakers

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9
(AP).-Yale, sp arke d by the
running Of junior backs Chuck
Mercein and Pete Cummings,
ripped PENIS defense today to
defeat the Quakers, 2s-7, in an
Ivy League football game.
A homecoming day crowd of
14,205 including Pennsylvania
Gov. william w. Scranton, q
graduate Of the Yale law
school, watched the Ellis COM
pletely dominate the game.
Cummings scored two touch
downs on a 25-yard run and q
l-yard plunge for Yale's final
scores, both in the fourth per-
iod.
Yale earned It's first two
touchdowns in the first half on
l-yard plunges by Quarterback
Brian Rapp and Mercein. Mer-
cein set up the first two as he
gained IA yards in IL carries.
The Ellis had q 16-yard
touchdown pass nullified in the
second quarter because Of q
clipping penalty and were en-
route to another score in the
third when Mercein fumbled on
the Penn six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
MIC ROmps
To $40 Win

Halfback Bill Coggins picked
off a pass on the second play
of the game and raced 35 yards
for a touchdown to start Mont
gomery Junior College to a ST.
% rout Of Williamson College
yesterday at Takoma Park.
Coggins raced 80 yards for q
score with another stolen pass
in the second quarter as the
knights built up a $40 lead al
halftime.
/ Halfback Bob Win DIS o
Clipped in with three touch.
downs, scoring on two runs OF
a yards and a pass reception
good for 43 yards from Quar-
terback Bob Bartkow.
The knights finished their
season with a Sill record
while Williamson of Pennsyl-
vania is 1-6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
TWo-PoINTER WORKS
Army Gets by Utah, 81

WEST POINT. N. y. Nov. 9
(AP)-RoIlie Stichweh plunged
over the goal line for q two
point conversion today that
gave heavily favored Army an
81 victory over Utah before
22.400 fans.
Utah broke Army's string Of
four shutouts at Niche Sta
dunn with a third-period touch
down on a two-yard run BY
Allen Jacobs and led Army, TO,
going to the final quarter.
With fourth and nine on the
Utah 20, Stichweh hit Don Par
cells with a 21-yard pass that