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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

High school students may reg
lister on any work day before
schools open September 8.
The city's IA elementary
schools and four high schools
are expected to naye an enroll
ment Of $4,000 students. an in
crease Of 500.
Fairfax County already has
held its registration of new stu
dents. Those who have not
registered may do so at any
time at their schools before the
opening day. September 3. Of
f1cials have advised students to
call for an appointment before
registering.
Fairfax County expects $4,000
students. an increase Of 5000,
In SO elementary schools and
eight high schools.
Falls Church schools will
open September 8. Students
may enroll at the principals
Offices between Q am. and 4
pm. daily. Ofhcials expect L..
300 students, an increase of 100,
In the city's three elementary
schools and one high school.
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our State-a machine intent
on destroying our public school
system as q political expediency
"A machine which has greatly
increased our taxes-and a ma
chine which has done its best
to isolate the growing political
independence Of Northern Vir-
GINA
His mention of schools was a
reference to the anti-integra-
ton laws sponsored by Demo-
cratic Gov. Stanley, and which
the Republicans claim will lead
to mass migration.
in 1887" said Mr.. Hender-
son. I'VE Virginians must reject
this backward looking, stag
nant leadership that is as out
of date as q horse and buggy
IN the jet and atomic age"
The new campaign ONCE will
serve as Fairfax County Falls
Church headquarters for SEN
ator Dalton, Mr.. Henderson and
u Livingston Dillow. who is
the g. o. p. candidate for at
torney general, and also for
the two Republican candidates
for the House Of Delegates
from Fairfax-FaIls Church.
Mrs. Lois Miller and Robert c.
Gotten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Henderson Campaigns
Against ,One-Mon Rule

Horace Henderson. Republic
can candidate for lieutenant
governor of Virginia carried his
campaign into Northern Vir-
ginia yesterday with the proph-
ecy that this is the year voters
viii reject "one-man. machine
rule" in the State.
Mr.. Henderson, who is the
running mate of State Senator
Ted Dalton, spoke at the ON
cial opening of Fairfax-Falls
Church Republican campaign
headquarters at the Darde-
nelles Restaurant in Falls
Church.
The Republican candidate
did not use the name Of Sena-
tor Byrd. Democrat of Virginia,
leader of the, States Demo-
cratic organization, but the au-
dience knew who he meant
when he said the voters would
reject. one-man political con-
troll" and turn out lone Of the
few powerful machines remain
ing in modern America"
He described the Democratic
organization as "a machine
which has during the past four
years provided the poorest
leadership IN the history Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Ill AAtlAC0 ~ 6tIVOs
District schools will open
September 8. Registration will
be held September 3 for Sec
ondary schools and September
8 and 4 for elementary schools.
The District students will be
housed in 1872 elementary
schools, % junior high schools.
1l,senior highs and 5 vocational
schools.
Some $500 children will start
the year on double shifts in
suburban Maryland and vir-
ginia. Many will resume nor
NAL schedules later In the year
upon the completion Of con-
struction programs.
Montgomery County Schools
will open September 5. New
students will register between
9 am. and 4 pm. on Septenl-
Der 3 and 4 at the schools serv-
ing the areas where they live.
Montgomery officials antic-
ipate an enrolment Of 62.5O0
students, about $500 more than
last year. The county win open
80 elementary schools and %
junior and senior high schools.
Prince Georges County will
have So elementary schools and
20 junior and senior high
schools this year. Enrolment is
expected to reach $1,000, an
increase Of 1000. Schools viii
open September 5.
First graders and new stu
dents VIII register In Prince
Georges County at the schools
they win attend from 9 am. to
$3.50 pm. August 80.
Registration for Prince
Georges first accredited night
high school. which will open
September 10 at Bladensburg
High School. viii be held from
2 to 8 pm. September Ella at
the school.
Arlington County expects
%, 1850 students this year, an in
crease Of 800. The 80 elemen-
tary schools and eight junior
and senior high schools will
open September 5.
Principals Of elem entary
schools in Arlington will be
available from 9 am. to 3 pm.
Thursday and Friday at the
schools to assist parents Of new
pupils in filling out the pupil
placement applications required
by Virginia law.
Parents of new students
planning to enroll in junior or
senior high schools may make
application at once with guild.
ance Officers at the schools.
Ofncials have decided not to
admit new students until the
State Pupil Placement Board
has acted on the applications
The ruling may result in q de-
lay in attending classes for
some students II they MI in
the pupil placement forms after
August %.
Alexan dria elem entaFyI
schools win register and Ill out
pupil placement forms from 10
am. to noon and from to 8
pm. on August %. 20 and 80 at
the schools they are 70 attend.
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jumping contest. q turtle race
and q pie-eating contest for
children under IL. Top prize
in the contest viii be q bicycle.
Judge r. w. Farmer, fair
chairman, has announced a new
exhibit category this year, the
arts. crafts and hobbies depart
ment. which Is expected to at
tract city dwellers unable to
raise prize animals and prod
uce.
Entries should be brought to
the Women's Exhibition Build
ing between 9 am. and 8 pm.
tomorrow.
Free Entertainment
Free entertainment is sched-
uled every night. The features
include Billy the Kid" the
talking" goat who gives advice
TO fair visitors: a horse show.
the Army Band and Glee Club.
Grandpa Jones and his Grand
children and the Buckskins,
both country music bands.
The fair schedule:
Tuesday-Dairy goat Judging. 10
An: home arts, arts and crafts, oiris'
Siqo Department. and Brown Swiss
luogine. Pm; flower arrangemenf
semonstragions. Ia pm; produce.
c nSc,niey snd eeesEax !ndgins. 2 pm;
horses. I pm; drandpa Jones. $50
Wednesday - Swine, Jersey eattls
iaqsine. y an; poultry. rabbit judT-
ms. ~ an; An girls demonstrafions,
4ra;Sv p;n;; holstein cattle iudElns,
home arts awards. s pm; Army Bsad
concert $40 pm.
Thurlday-swine. Ayrshire ana Dew
on cattle tudging. b ann: Heiford
end ehoEthorn cattle judgine. 10 am;
a nmsgs s, cattle ndEing n Girls dem-
,udFlng, pm: shssp ludeins. 9 I pm:
nrail horse pulllng contest. 4 PM;
bolg denominations, 3 pm.
riidey.4;H, FPA sheep Judging. Q
an. N VA d syIi2s ,s i'issEinE ;0s sso
~ an; ~ Qlrls Demonstration.
11A grA baby beef iadginss . PM nj
81 jeSs eeIse eass 3 p.m.; Grand
!, Iss.ards dairy and livestock
spaslng qemonstrations and irht horse
snoE, ~ an; 4-H tractor onarator's
foH'SL ! Pm. craft demonStFaticns.
ne Bue iEsa ai nor,e ,i show: pm.
~n4te enowe on Wednesday.
LnoIsoay. Friday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

am. with the cutting Of q rib
bon by Miss June Roberta Cook
Of Arlington. Va. Miss WASH
ington."
Among those expected for
the ceremony is Senator Morse.
Democrat Of Oregon. who has
entered more than 100 prize
chickens and an imported
Devon bull and COW. The Dew
ons were champions at the
Louisiana State Fair.
On Tuesday the rides will be
reduced to half-price for chill
dren. There also will be q frog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
DC, Suburban Schools
Set to Enroll 1865

An estimated 32065 public school sudentsan increase
of 1900 last expected enroll during
next two weeks in schools in the District Mary
land and Virginia
In suburban Maryland and Virginia an estimated 2O20OO
Students 1900 increase over last will troop back to
classes
District schools anticipate total enrolment Of iloss5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
|BoiIey Jest
|PutsGoIdstein
On Top Ticket
BY JAMES B. ROWLAND
latar star Correspondentl

WALDORF. Nd, Aug. IT,
Maryland State Senator Louis
L. Goldstein today strength
Iened speculation about his 1858
Democratic candidacy for State
Controller during dedication
ceremonies here Of q post
once building and distribu-
ton center.
Paul Bailey. former State
senator from st, Marys County.
said the first letter to be
processed through the new
$4,000 post ONCE would be
Senator Goldstein's announce
ment of his candidacy for con-
|troller.
II am Q candidate-I've
never denied It," replied Sena-
tor Goldstein.
The senator. questioned later
by reporters, said his remark
was to be taken as q joke In
answer to what he took to be
testing by Mr.. Bailey.
The ceremony was sponsored
by the Commonwealth Develop
ment & Land Co., builders,
opening the one-story brick
building for public inspection.
A dedication with high level
post Office officials and custom
airy ceremonies win be held
later.
VIII Serve 1,1OO Families
w. Louis Ryon. Waldorf post
master. said the new ONCE will
begin serving 100 area fani-
lies early next month. Begin
ming October Is the second
class post ONCE will be used
as a distribution, center for
Charles. Calvert, st. Marys and
parts Of Prince Georges coun-
ties. All mail is to be received
and routed by trucks.
Gov. McKeldin said the Post
ONCE Department deserves spe-
cial commendation in spite Of
criticism often directed at 1t.
Their rates have remained
exceedingly low compared to
rates charged for other public
conveniences," he said.
Urges Friendship Letters
. Referring to his recent Eu-
ropean visit. Gov. McReldin
urged citizens to write "chatty,
revealing" letters to persons
abroad. Such mail. he said, is
needed to present the American
way Of life not pictured in news
paper and magazine articles
thriving on sensationalism.
They have left some with
the impression the United
States is primarily q land Of
actors and actresses, human
gorillas and wild kids in blue
jeans" he said.
The Republican Governor
also said that. contrary to
much public opinion. Vice
President Nixon is not his
party's only presidential possi-
bility for 1860.
Cites Greunther a. Candidate
I'VE have q man named Gen.
Alfred M. Greunther," he ex-I
planned.
The State executive told re-
porters he still wants to see
legislation introduced In An
napolis to tone down gambling
laws that enabled the opening
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Of a'gambling boat at Freestone
Point. Va.
The new post ONCE building
will replace facilities used ~
years in the general store run
by James Ryon. the post
masters father. and his
brother.
After the ceremonies, the
public was shown Q l25-acre
park and adjoining 25-acre
Monroe lake. being readied for
donation to the State. The arti-
fetal lake fed by q spring is
named after James Monroe.
State commissioner Of motor
vehicles. and win be donated
by him. The park land is being
given by the Tensaw Land and
Timber Corp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
OPENING DATES
FOR SCHOOLS

Opening dates for pub
lie schools in the Wash
ington area are:
September 3 - Fairfax
and Falls Church.
September 5-Montgom-
cry, Prince Georges and
Arlington.
September 9-District Of
Columbia and Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Oil Well Blast Kills z

HOBBS. N. Mex, Aug. II CH1.
Two men died today Of burns
suffered in an oil well explo-
sion west Of here. Six others
were injured. two critically.
Oficially said 1t was believed
gas. escaping from the well
while it was being cemente6,
was set aflre when 1t reached
the surface. The dead were
Ebert Upton, %. Of Hobbs,
and Joe Green. 10. Of Odessa.
Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
SAC, 000in Prizes Listed
For Montgomery Fair

The ninth annual Montgomery County Fair opens at the
Gaithersbrg Agriculture Center Tuesday with owners
than 5000 entries hoping for slice Of $4,000 prizes
The fair largest county fair in Maryland win continue
through Saturday
Events Of opening day chdrens day win begin at 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY
=, Washington vs. Chicago CAl at Tampa.
Brooklyn VS. Milwaukee ct Rraden-
ton, Fla
Chicago tN) VS. Cleveland at Mesa.
Cincinnati vs. Pittsbursh at For,
New YORK eNl vs. Baltimore a, SCOTS
Philadelphia VS. Kansas City a, Clear
ST Louis vs. Boston a. Sarasota. Fla
Detroit rs New York tAl az ST. Peters
oura, Fla
GAMES TOMORROW
Pittsburgh VS. Washington at Orlando.
BROOKLYN VS. Boston at Miami. Fla
chicsgo ND vs. Baltimore at Los An
Cincinnati VS. Kansas City at Tampa.
Milwaukee VS. Philadelphia a. Braden-
New YORK tNl VS. Cleveland at Phoenix.
St. Louis vs. New York tA) a. 81,
Chicsgo As VS. De,roi, at Lakeland.
fla
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit 200 600 600 . !
washington 200 UiU uOX-- ; q
Gror1ek. Hoeft a. Larry - ana
House Ian. f3I Stools shGlett u 4,
Byer.y ~ ard Courtney Winntng pitcher
--Sh.Glett Losing pitcher Hoef,
Home rlns--Detroit Kalne. Wasn.ns
ton Lemon
Baltimore OO2 niu @00- 3 .
Cleveland go u5D UuX-- q "
Fitzgerald Harrison f5l Coleman go
and GinsberE Wynn Pituia a. Narleski
% Mesa 81 and Brown winning Pitch
er---Wynn Losing misunderstanding
Home run-Cleyeland Maris
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guess, but that's the way / got a
Timber wrist"
The infield at Tinker Field
site of the Senators home game,
in Florida, is a dismal collection
of clods which invite injury
Four players tripped in the same
spot before reaching first base
yesterday, with Frank House Of
the Tigers retiring with a pulled
back muscle after stumbling
If the Senators infielders return
north with all their teeth it'll be
an upset The Pills field al
Clearwater is a showplace anc
the modern stands are in SHARP
contrast to the splintery wood
pile at Orlando.
Ellis Clary played at Chatta
nooga with Roy Halves, first
baseman-outfielder trying tc
stick with the Tigers
He'll do 'em less dam
age in the outfield," Clary
said. 1--WE won the pennant al
Chattanooga with him playing
first base and making SO errors
AT least that's all they gave him
Five times that season our pitch
ers fired over to first base trying
to pick off runners only to dis
cover Halves wasn't watching.
X 4
Coach Joe Fitzgerald of the
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Senators. who will be 60 years
old st. Patrick's Day, will be an
ex-coach April l
He'll start drawing pension
then and probably will be
switched to scouting. Thus
Boom Boom Beck, pitching
coach, will become eligible for
the pension plan. Only four
coaches on each club are eligible.
! Ed Yost, a .455 hitter in IL
times at bat, has slugged only for
extra bases-four doubles and a
triple. Fear Strikes Out"
film version of the life of Out
] fielder Jim Piersall of the Red
Sox, was viewed by Senators
officials at private showing in
Orlando last night.
Dresser plans to white the
Senators squad March "a. .
Cal Griffith will renew trade dis
cussions with Chuck Comiskey of
the White Sox here today. :.
Coach Bill urges and Outfielder
Jim Lemon of the Senators are
planning to team up as realtors.
Sam Hill, outfielder trying for
a berth with the Senators, quite
naturally is labeled what tina"
by his teammates. :. The Sen
ators aren't exactly packing EN-
in down here, . In five games
they've played before 5,611 Gus
toners.
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Ed FurgoI Boosts
Margin in PEA
Top 10 STANDINGS

/ DUNEDIN, Fla, Mar. IA up
Ed Furgol, the former Ma
tional Open golf champion. has
increased his lead in the PEA
top 10 player ratings by winning
35l2 points in the Pensacola
Open.
Standings released by the PEA
tournament Bureau gives him
$3.50 points. Dow Finsterwald
OF Bedford Height, Ohio, now
playing out of Tequesta, Fla, is
second with $40 points.
Under the plan, the top 10
players of 1857 will share $1,000
in each participating tourna-
ment next year. To be eligible,
players must compete in 90 PGA
co-sponsored events or 80 per
cent of such tournaments,
whichever is greater. The $1,000
is provided by sponsors.
Points are awarded to the ton
40 players IN each co-SpOnSored
tournament. Players also receive
a l0-point bonus for entering an
event two or more weeks ahead
of time.
The new point system also in
cludes dement's for various con-
duct offenscs.
Others in the top 10 are Doue
Ford, Mahopac, N. Y. 303 points,
Art Wall, jr.. Pocono Manor. Pa.
300.5O; Bill Casper, ir., Bonita
Calf, 284.50: Jay Hebert. San.
ford, Fla. 252.50: Arnold Pal
mer, Latrobe, Pa, 246.50; Doug
Higgins. Midland. Tex. 240;
Marty Furgol, Lemont. III, 239,
and John Barnum. Belmont
Mich. and AL Balding. Toronto
Ontario. 225 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
THE BASEB ALI
BE A 7
BY BURTON HAWKINS

TAMPA. Fla, Mar. 14.-Out-
fielder Carlos Paula showed up
Is days late yesterday. reporting
to the Senators in the ninth in
ming of their game with the tt
gers, =. Coach Ellis Clary
greeted him graphically with
lose your watch?"
With the Senators suffering at
Ishortstop. Manager Chuck Dres-
sen has switched young Dick
Harris there in workouts and
may get around to testing him
Iat the position in exhibitions,
although Dick is slated to play
second base today against the
White Sox. Dick. weighing
1853, is under instructions to take
vitamin pills. Dresser would
prefer to see the 6-footer pack
ing 20 more pounds.
Harris has made big hit with
everybody in camp. Watch
him." Dresser said. He grabs
Cookie Uavagetto) or me every
time he gets a chance and wants
to talk baseball. He can't get
enough of it and that's just fine
with Cookie and me-" Harris
had two doubles and a single in
eight tries entering today's game
4 X
Pete Ramos English has i'm
proved perceptibly in his two
seasons with the Senators and
he says. Il had to learn to speak
English because the only words
I knew were hot dog and milk
and that's all I ate for a month
after came to the United
States"
Taft Wright, former Senators
and White SoX outfielder, is op-
Grating a bar and liquor store in
Orlando. Somebody asked
Taft if anybody ever had COM
piled his lifetime batting average
against Bob Teller. Not that
l know about" Wright replied
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"but it must have been around
500. I wore him out.
Il was plenty leery of him the
first time I faced him." Wright
said, "It was in a night game
and while I always had plenty of
confidence with that wood in my
hands, Ill have to admit there
were other pitchers 1 thought
I'd rather stack up against. But
! ratified him five-for-flve and he
was my boy after that"
r X +
Rosy Ryan. former Giants
pitcher who possessed a good
curve ball. was telling how he
developed it II had a stiff
wrist and couldn't throw a de-
cent curve" he said. 80 stuck
"a ball in my pocket everywhere
l went and when didn't have
anything better to do I'd take it
out, grip it hard and would snap
my wrist repeatedly. A lot of
people in hotel Hobbies thought
/ was ready for a straitjacket, l
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record. has been impressed by
the pitching of George Witt, a
6-foot-3 Highlander.
Witt, who has looked good in
practice sessions, got his first
chance of the exhibition grind
yesterday at Sarasota. He re-
sponded with a no-hit perform
ance over the last four innings
as the Pirates edged the Boston
Red Sox, 81, in 10 innings.
Witt faced only Is batters. fan
ming three and giving up only
one walk.
Last season Witt, a resident
of Laguna Beach. Calf, had
an 8-8 record with New Orleans.
The 23-year-old pitcher deliv-
ers the ball something like a
dart thrower. He exhibited a
fine curve against the Red Sox.
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IShiffIett' 5 Nerve
And Speed May
Win Promotion
Continued From Page Ais

Continued From Page Al,
Senators tackle the White Soz
here. He plans to use Waldo
Gonzales at shortstop, Dick Har.
ris at second base, Harmon Kill
Hebrew at third, Whitley Herzoe
at first base and Neil Chrisley
Bob Allison and Dick Tettelbact
in the outfield. Guy Morton will
be behind the plate.
Dean Stone. Ralph Groves and
Bunky Stewart will pitch.
Against the Pirates tomorrow
Camilo Pascual will go the dis
lance if he's able. It's unusual
for pitcher to go nine innings
at this early stage of training
but Dresser is convinced PascuaI
will improve If worked regularly
He was big winner working
regularly in the Cuban Winter
League. Dresser said, land
want to keep him in the same
routine. He's in shape and i.
capable of going the route.
want him used to going the
whole way by the time the sea-
son opens
Lemon, YOSt Slug
Jim Lemon and Ed Yost were
the Senators offensive weapon:
in the victory over Detroit. Yost
doubled and Lemon cracked 8
two-run homer far over the lief
centerheld fence in the first in
ming of Gromek to match two
f1rst-inning runs the Tiger:
cleaned off Stobbs.
Harvey Kuenn's single anC
Mel Clark's double produced ;
run for the Tigers quickly. bu
Clark was nailed at third tryinf
to stretch the hit. AL Kaline ther
rammed a home run over tn,
rightfield fence.
The Senators pried the win
ming run from Hoeft in the fiftl
inning after Yost doubled to left
Herb Plews plopped down bun
to move Ed over, and Pete Run
nels got him across with a fly t
Roy Halves in left.
I Detroit collected eight hits
with Jim Small getting two. Yos
got two of the Senator's sever
as they nudged their exhibition
record to 80.
Lemon. who has slammed threI
home runs, twice took thirC
strikes and flied to right in otheI
appearances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14

Ilefthander, was blasted by the
powerful Cincinnati Redlegs
yesterday, but it didn't hurt his
standing with Manager Fred
Haney.
II don't care if they'd have
gotten a thousand runs off him.
Haney said. Il liked him very
much. He showed me a good
curve, a good change and varia-
ton of stuff. I thought he die
remarkably well considering this
was his first time out there. In,
awfully glad he's on our club"
The 20-year-old Puerto Ricar
entered the game In the sixth
and set the Redlegs down in Or
der for two innings. But they
belted him for seven hits and
five runs in the eighth and went
on to an liza victory.
FORT MYERS, Fla. Up
Manager Bobby Bragan. whose
Pittsburgh Pirates have Sc
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Rocky Sets Debut

CHICAGO, Mar. IA LP-.
Rocky Marciano, retired heavy
weight champion. will make his
Chicago debut as a night club
performer at the Chez Paree
starting March 49, The advance
advertising lists Marciano as an
extra added attraction" to
Jimmy Durante. the headliner.