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must have been a sensation in Paskewich's sad face. The dean set. the snowbound provinces of There, he stared at the tele- The flora and fauna in the Yankee country and those cast of the Cotton Bowl game east end zone got a big play 'way up South in Louisiana, too. of boys at Palmetto High is a seasonal employe of the Orange Bowl Committee. Yesterday, And It's A Big Smile From King Orange On Long Scoring Run.