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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
By the Assqeiated Press

Attorney General j. Lindsay
Almond, jr.. was to carry his
campaign for Governor into
the Bowling Green area today
while his Republican opponent.
Ted Dalton. had q scheduled
speech before the executive
committee Of the Virginia
Federation Of Women's Clubs
at Radford.
Also on the program at the
luncheon meeting Of the
women's federation was A. S.
Harrison. Democratic candi-
date for Attorney General.
Mr.. Dalton last night spoke
before the Norfolk Junior
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr..
Almond. in Alexandria yester-
day for arguments before the
Federal district court against
q motion to allow Negroes 70
enter the Arlington public
schools. turned the electioneer-
ing over TO his campaign
manager. Representative Wat
kins- M. Abbitt. and 1t. Gov.
A. E. s. Stephens. a candidate
for re-election.
Mr.. Stephens and Mr.. Alb
bitt addressed Q rally Of about
600 Democrats at Waveriy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Specialists to Conduct
Clinic on Luwn Core

Two University Of Maryland
specialists on lawn care viii
conduct lecture and demonstra-
ton sessions on different phases
of lawn management at Z pm.
today and tomorrow at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase recrea-
ton center and the Glenmont-
Connecticut avenue recreation
center, respectively.
The various aspects Of ferti-
lizing. seeding, soil testing and
the other phases Of lawn man.
agement will be explained by
DR.. Frank Bentz. soil scientist,
and c. P. Ellington. agronomist.
The programs are under the
auspices Of the Montgomery
County Extension Once In
Rockville. and, are part Of the
PLANT Montgomery" home and
community Identification pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Medical Society
In Fuirfux Elects

DR.. Thomas E. Hagerty. Falls
Church ophthalmologist. has
been named president Of the
Fairfax County Medical Society.
At the same time DR.. Thomas
OBrien. Falls Church, was
chosen president elect; DR..
William Enos, Fairfax, vice
president; DR.. Andrew Tessi-
tore, Vienna, secretary. and DR..
Carl Parker, Falls Church.
treasurer.
DR.. Frances Ayres and DR..
Jacob zylman, both of Falls
Church. were named members
at-large on the executive COM
mittee.
The group voted to condemn
the unauthorized distribution
of the Asian flu vaccine to in
dividuals and groups not clas-
sifled in the recommended,
voluntary priority system. 1t
urged that a State Medical
Society and Pharmaceutical
Society committee be formed
to supervise the distribution Of
the vaccine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Beth Ell Temple
To Be Dedicated

The new $350,OO0 Beth Fl
Hebrew Congregation temple
and religious school at $3.50
Seminary road. Alexandria. Va,
win be dedicated at Q pm. to-
morrow.
Rabbi Jay kaufman Of New
York. vice president Of the
Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, win be the main
speaker.
The new structure has a
sanctuary seating 400 persons
a social hall accommodating
500 persons. twenty-five class
rooms. rabbits study. temple
office and library. Milton Grige
Of Alexandria is the architect
Rabbi Emmett A. Frank il
spiritual leader Of the 98-year-
old congregation. oldest Reform
Congregation in Northern Vir-
GINA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Almond Resumes Drive,
Dalton ToIks to Clubs

Mr.. Abbitt told the gathering
the pupil assignment plan adj
vocated by Mr.. Dalton is "a
four-lane. hard-surfaced high
way to mass indignation. This
would leave county school
boards like sitting ducks to be
shot down by the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement
Of Colored People"
Mr.. Dalton told the Norfolk
Jaycees that racial mixing in
State parks sis q social prob
lem and the people of Virginia
don't want social mixing" He
said he thought something can
be worked out on a separate
basis" to prevent integration
Of the parks.
He said a locally admins
tered pupil assignment plan
viii keep public schools open
and prevent migration.
Mr.. Dalton also said he be-
lieved local option on whisky
blythe drink would be q mis-
take.
Mr.. Stephens told the rally
other sections Of Virginia dc
not have the racial problem
faced by the Southside.
Turning to the Little Rock,
Ark. school migration prob
lem. Mr.. Stephens said:
1T makes my blood run cold
that the Governor Of q SOW
ereign State has had the privi-
lege OF being summoned to
court by the Attorney General
of the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Second Man Dies
OF Crash Injuries

A second man has died from
injuries received in q three
car accident Monday night
near Hall. Prince Georges
County police report.
James T. Baylor. 81. OF
Woodstown, N. j., died in
Prince Georges General Hos
pital yesterday from internal
injuries. The first victim,
Frank Alonzo Sweeney, 56, of
Upper Marlboro. died in the
hospital Tuesday.
The accident occurred after
the Sweeney car had entered
Route 301 and was struck by
Mr.. Baylor's truck. police said
Mr.. Sweeney's car then was
struck by one driven by Earl L.
Sellman. %. Of Lothian. Md,
police added.
Prince Georges County now
has reported 50 traffic deaths
this year. There were "a
traffic fatalities in the county
at this time last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Parents Hire Lawyers
To Fight Pupil Transfer

the superintendent and Schoo
Board Chairman Robert G
Howard.
Questions Answered
They submitted a list Of
questions concerning the trans
fer and were answered by school
officials. But later they hired
Attorneys A. z. Bernstein anc
Seymour Spelman. who sub
mitted another list of ques-
lions.
The board voted to turn
these questions over to Supt
Williams and his staff for
written replies, although the
lawyers were ready to debate
both questions and answers
orally.
Initially. the lawyers said
they might seek an injunction
restraining the board from
continuing the transfers. ! But
later they said they would hold
OF on court action, temporarily
at least.
The board also last night
named the new school in the
Lincolnia Hills owden Terrace
section the william Ramsay
School. and approved the APP
pointments of 30 teachers
in the city's school system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

War. He remembers seeing
Gen. Robert E. Lee in an Epis-
copal Church there during the
War Between the States. At
IA. Mr.. Stabler moved to Sandy
Spring. Md. He lived there until
he was As when he married the
late Miriam Shreve Cutler. Mrs.
Stabler died in 1899 at the age
Of 70.
Mike Stabler, an only child.
said his father moved to Alex
andria in 1901 to be a drug
gist in the historic Stabler-
Leadbeater apothecary shop on
South Fairfax street. This was
the shop where George Wash
ington obtained his medicines;
1t is now a museum.
Retired in Seventies
Mr.. Stabler's grandfather was
the founder of the apothecary
shop. The druggist worked
there until he retired in his
seventies.
The big celebration of Mr..
Stabler's centenary will be held
at 3 pm. on the lawn Of the
Stabler home at 9505 Woodley
avenue. When he was 80, Mr..
Stabler laid a 9O-foot pipeline
to the lilly pond he constructed
there.
The members Of the Forest
Glen Park Citizens Association
voted at their last meeting to
honor Mr.. Stabler with a party
on the lawn. The party will
be in place Of a present and
about 100 friends and relatives
will be there.
Mike Stabler, who is head of
the publications and reports
section of the Scientific Reports
Branch Of the National Insti-
tutes Of Health. and his wife
are busy getting Mr.. Stabler
ready for the party. He got a
haircut yesterday and is ex-
cited about the, fete.
After all. man desn't get
to be 100 every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Willing 10 Run,
|Nahoney Says

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 (R).-
George p. Mahoney said yes
terday he will-"God wiling
be a candidate for q Maryland
Statewide office next year and
close associates interpreted this
as a move toward the Demo-
cratic nomination for Cover
nor.
Mr.. Mahoney himself refused
to specify whether he will seek
that spot or the senatorial nom-
nation. He has run for each
twice in the last seven years. :
He recalled that in previous
campaigns for Governor, in
1850 and 1854. he had empha-
sized his interest in and quail
f1cations for administering
mental health programs, road
plans and other State work.
He still has that interest and
still considers himself qualified,
he said.
He noted again that he had
polled 100000 votes in his UNI
successful Senate bid against
Republican J. Glenn Beall in
1852 and 100000 against Re-
publican Senator John Mar
shall Butler last year.
Comptroller j. Millard Tawes
has formally entered the race
for next years gubernatorial
nomination.
H. c. Byrd. former University
Of Maryland president who won
the 1854 nomination for Gov
ernor. also has filed for another
try.
Mayor Thomas D,Alesandro
of Baltimore has beer men-
toned as another possible can
didate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Member Sworn In
To Contracts Unit

A new member Of the Presi-
dents Committee on Govern
ment Contracts will be sworn
into Office today at 1915 pm.
He is Daniel c. Carney, presi-
dent Of the Josten Manufacture
ing Co. Of Owatonna. MINI.
Officiating at the ceremony in
Vice President Nixon's ONCE will
be Judge Warren E. Burger Of
the Circuit Court Of Appeals.
President Eisenhower an
nounced Mr.. Gainey's appoint
ment last Monday from his
Newport vacation headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Young Rapist
Gets 20 Years

A Hyattsville man drew q
20-year sentence to the Mary
land Penitentiary yesterday
after q Prince Georges County
Circuit Court jury convicted
him on a charge Of raping a
24-year-old daughter Of . Dis
|trict police oficer.
Judge Charles c. Marbury
recommended. however. that
Homer Allen Shoemaker, %, Of
the 5000 block Of Longfellow
street, Hyattsville. be trans
ferPed first to the Patuxent In
stitute for Defective Delin-
quents for mental study.
The judges action came al
the close Of a two-day hearing
in Upper Marlboro amidst
historical screams and crying
by both the defendant anc
his 18-year-old wife.
Screams on Sentencing
When the verdict, was an
nounced, Mrs. Shoemaker
broke into sobs. then suddenly
lunged to the courtroom floor
crying and screaming. ShG
had to be assisted back tc
her seat. She remained silent
until the judge pronounced
sentence. then rushed forward
to her husband. again scream
ing. She grabbed him around
the neck, and 1t took six detec-
tives and courtroom attend
ants TO tear her away. duckinl
her swings as they did.
The jury Of eight men and
four women had found Shoe
maker, the father of an infant
son. guilty of the first count d
a rape indictment but recon-
mended against capital punish
ment. Normally, a rape con-
viction can carry the death
penalty as the maximum SEN
tence. but in this case States
Attorney Blair H. Smith said
he was not asking for 1t.
The offense took place last
January 8. after Shoemaker
picked up the woman on Rhode
Island avenue NE. and Offered
to drive her to a bus in Mount
Rainier that would carry her Il
her home in another part Of
Washington. Instead. the court
was told he drove to a wooded
area Of Riverdale road. about
q mile east OF the Baltimore
parkway, and assaulted her.
Found in Custody
Shoemaker. a bulldozer oper.
ator. who lived In the 5000 block
Of Nicholson street. Riverdale
was charged a few days later
after police said they found hin
already in custody in another
alleged rape case. The latter
however. was ignored later by Z
county grand jury.
When the jury returned III
verdict. Defense Attorney Jo'
seph A. De Paul pleaded fol
leniency for Shoemaker. con
tending he had been given I
medical discharge recently b.
the Navy and was in need o
psychiatric care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Group Urged to Bring
Industry to MONTGOMERY

Creation Of a non-profit eco
nomic development corporation
to help bring industry into
Montgomery County was urged
last night by Silver Spring At
torney r. Robert Linowes.
Under the Linowes proposal
such q corporation would be
organized and financed jointly
by all chambers OF commerce
and boards Of trade in the
reounty:
Mr.. Linowes unveiled his plan
at a meeting of the Silver
Spring Board Of Trade. He is
chairman Of the boards Eco
nomic Development Committee
and is attorney for the newly
formed 224-acre Montgomery
Industrial Park.
Financial Aid
The corporation would pro-
vide physical and financial as
sistance to the Economic De-
velopment Committee to be APP
pointed by the MONTGOMERY
County Council.
David Scull, president Of the
Montgomery County Chamber
Of Commerce. announced that
lnext month he will call a meet.
! ing Of all presidents and boards
Of directors Of business groups
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
|Porty for Cap StobIer
To Mark Tooth Birthday

Little OF all ne volue here
Wakes on the ddtDn OF its
hundredth year
Without both looking and
feeling queer"
-OIiUer Wendell Homes
These lines from "The Dea-
cons Masterpiece" about the
wonderful one-hoss shay are
the favorite quotation Of Ed
ward r. cap" Stabler Of For
est Glen Park. Md. who will
wake on the dawn Of his hum
dredth year Monday.
He is totally blind and partly
deaf but Gap" Stabler lives
out his years as he always has
with an active mind and a
keen interest in life and the
world around him. His con-
Germ with the news and world
events is one Of the few enjoy
ments remaining to Mr.. Sta
bier. Television is lost to him:
he was blind before it became
a general part Of life.
He cannot see to read. The
radio comes through to him
dimly. But through the eyei
and voice of his son, z. Ken
meth Mike" Stabler. Mr.. Sta
bier hears his news. Mike reads
The Star to his father every
day. During the life Of the late
Clifford X. Bergman, The
Stars much-honored political
cartoonist, Mr.. Stabler always
had Mike describe Mr.. Berry
mans daily drawing.
No Liquor, Tobacco
The old man attributes hi:
long life to the fact that he
has never. used liquor or to-
bacco and to his interest in
life. Glaucoma blinded him in
his seventies when he retired
as q druggist but otherwise his
health is excellent.
Mr.. Stabler, who has NO
grandchildren. was born in
Lynchburg, Va. before the Civil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Young Democrats Set
Session in Euirfux

The Young Democratic Club
Of Fairfax County will hold a
school Of politics at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Fort Buffalo
Room of Woodward a. Lo-
throp's Seven Corners store.
Speakers will include State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick
and Delegates Omer L. Hirst,
John C. Webb and Kathryn H..
Stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Probe Of Paper CIimoxes
Long Rift With Judge
BY CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star stan Correspondent

LEXINGTON PARK, Nd. Sept 12.-There is no Enter
prise on the streets here today but of this st
Marys County community know why their weekly newspaper
SIS late
The editor and publisher of the Enterprise under in
yesgation by the outgoing grand article and
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and whether these actions have
brought about q clear and pres
ent danger to the administra-
ton Of justice"
Judge Dorsey contends the
appointment Of two boards will
cost the county and the State
no more money than would the
naming Of q single board.
Board members receive $50
for q six-hour day when they
hear cases involving the acQui-
sition Of rights Of way BY the
State Roads Commission.
He said swo boards were APP
pointed to permit the quick re-
moyal Of the backlog Of Gases.
The boards were not named
until July 80 Of this year. al
though they could have been
named some Is months ago.
Judge Dorsey said the appoint
ments had been delayed be-
cause there was no place for
the board to meet while the
courthouse was being reno
waited.
Even so, the boards still have
not heard anV cases.
What evoked comment both
in the editorial and, news col-
umns Of the Enterprise was the
appointment Of leading county
politicians as lawyer members
Of the two boards. This re-
portedly resulted from conflict
ing commitments, the paper
said 1t had learned.
Ironic Editorial
Former Senator Paul M
Bailey. Republican leader in the
county, was named to one
board. John H. T. Briscoe. DEM
ocratic State Central Commit
tee chairman, who has since
resigned. was named to the
other.
In q later editorial. the En-
terprise in an ironical vein
said:
Just because st. Marys
County suddenly came up with
two boards = apparently the
only county in the State TO be
doubly blessed In this fash
ion-and Just because some Of
Judge Dorsey's oldest and best
political friends were appointed
/ to these $60-a-day posts. there
are some taxpayers here who
are unkind enough to think
that politics are involved"
| The st. Marys County case
is unique in another fashion.
Judge Dorsey's son. Walter B
Dorsey. is States attorney and
is guiding the grand jury's in
vestigation Of the stories hii
father found Objectionable.
Young Dorsey comedies it /,
embarrassing.
Il don't feel / can press the
case as far as / would under
other circumstances" he, said
The States attorney yester-
day declined to say whether
Judge Dorsey or any Of the ap.
pointeeS would be called To
testify before the grand jury
in its fact-finding role.
j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

S' 1A - WeAR~A
At another point in his
charge 10 the grand Jury.
Judge Dorsey said:
The tenor Of the articles
when read together tends to
warp the truth and to hold the
court and the appointed boards
UP to public ridicule."
The question the grand jury
has to decide is whether they
hold the boards up TO such
public ridicule "as would de-
stroy public confidence in them
and render their work useless
Evening star., 1957-11-24

came home from Salem. He dismountcd when he got
to DiIIey, but he hadn't more than opened his mouth
with news about Joab when she LEI out loud cry and
came rushing in, with Abel behind her.
'.Stock!" she said, choking. when man wants you
to drive out some stock. what kind of animal is it?
Walter said I'D look for young cattle, this tine Of
the year. Sheep are left with the lambs until later Did
Abel find out what stock Joab is driving to Salem?"
Its pigs" she - Confined on NEXT page
Evening star., 1957-11-24

they were both gone and DiIeys heart was gone too.
She made ready big dinner, next day. roasting
haunch Of venison baking fresh bread and filing the
house with goodness. When Joab didn't come. and
they had to fall to the dinner, she started all over
again to get a supper fit for a starving man.
The afternoon hours passed. by one. and no sign
Of Joab or the stock, so it was plain he'd run into
trouble and Dlley anxious as hen trying TO brood
4 Young duckIing 1t was time for supper when Abel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Lauren Longs for Broadway

director-producer. Solemn Ford,
John Wayne. Jimmy Stewart
or Clark Cable" he replied
yearningly. I'll take bets that
George, one Of the three best
directors here. win land at least
two Of them.
When Mario Bandinl comes
to America In December to see
kim Novak, he will also spend
some time In Hollywood. after
meeting her family in Chicago
In the film capital. Mario viii
stay with Cora Galenti and hei
husband. Their families are In
Italy,
Lex Barker returns from Lon
don i1lm-making next week
And ex-wife Lana Turner has
decided to leave daughter
Cheryl here during her 10 weeks
in the British capital. Cherry
likes her school in Beverly. And
she can get around now--the
brace has been removed from
her back. injured In q horse.
back tumble.
Ethel Norman has turned
down a half-million -dollal
guarantee to take her Happy
Hunting" hit to flve different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

cities for seven weeks. La Mer-
man will not tour with q show.
Gina L0Ilobrigida Is q prime
example Of how . woman need
not lose her figure because Of
motherhood. She gained only
IS pounds. And. within q week
Of having her son. was able to
wear her glamorous pre-baby
attire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

SHELTON the greatest tramp
clown Of them ALL"
81 Il
Patti Pages platter Of "Old
Cape Cod" is credited with
helping biz there this year.
Other resort communities are
pounding at PATHS door for
similar consideration. After
all these years Gene Austin has
q sequel to MY Blue Heaven. "
It's New Blue Heaven in the
Sky" Gene played and sang
1t for fellow guests at the Left
Bank the other night. /. Diana
Barrymore's good conduct
medal. made up of letters re-
ceived from the managers of
barn theaters where she APP
peared this season, will appear
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.MchARRY

Continued From Page Also
entertaining in hospitals for
cripped and blind children.
Handicapped youngsters don't
want to feel pitied." he notes.
II make 1t q point to treat them
rough. spray them with water.
toss them UP into the air. They
love that" When not in one
Of his clown roles. Ward dresses
conservatively. He wears horn
trimmed specs. His hobby is
weight-lifting. Few thing S
make him laugh. Comedians.
except for his two favorites.
Charlie Chaplin and Red Skel-
ton. leave him cold. He calls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

George Stevens needs three
count 'em-leading men for
The Comancheros." his story
Of three white men who rode
with the Indians. who do you
have in mind?" I asked the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

as an ad in Variety soon. Seems
Diana behaved herself. Just like
she said she would. Lex
Barker. Lana Turner's ex, wants
Lana to star in his first film
venture in Mexico. A piece
on Tab Hunter in the current
issue Of Teen-age goes: Tab
has the body Of a man, but the
head of a child"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05

will include q scholarship ora
torical contest tomorrow and
installation Of officers next
Wednesday.
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NEW STANTON TREATRE

Tomorrow ~ DAYS. FERNANpEL and
FANNY "HogoEs IN rSnv RA4RADieE..;
s suGG.aao oPRN cfTY"T Tass, TiS NOON
AuE' Coming. Exclusiyal CHARLIE
CHAPLIN IN THE CIRQUE "L ~:
EENSFANTIs. De ,PARADIsB"; birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
OddfelIows, Ruthites
Convene Tomorrow

The District Oddfellows and
Ruthites will begin q six-day
convention tomorrow in Odd
fellows Hall. Ninth and 7
streets NV.
Highlights Of the activities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-05
HISER.B BETHESDA '. .; |. -. AZ
WALT DISNEY'S
"BAMBI"
-, 70, iss. Q. 9. ioi

"BAMBI" and "LApLAND" VIII
Continue Through Thursday Natl
nees. 100 PM. Continuous.