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particular emphasis on offense
Oddly. Virginia has spent
much of the week working or
pass defense. the Cavaliers
m ost impressive department
The Cavaliers have picked of
10 enemy passes in thr ee
games, q school record.
But Coach Bill Elias of Vir-
ginia is wary Of Wake Forests
attack, spearheaded by John
Mackovic, the 18-year-old So
phomore quarterback. MackoviC
has been a flashy passer in
spots, although his overall re-
cord is not impressive. His
best performance was against
Army, when he completed II Of
80 passes for 1876 yards.
Cu0zz0 Improving
Quarterback Gary Cuozzo
has improved greatly and is
the Cavaliers most potent Of
fensive weapon. He has COM
pleted % of so passes for 339
yards and one touchdown in
three games.
Halfback Terry Sieg, a jun
ior, also has improved to add
punch to the Cavaliers ground
attack. He got off a 79-yard
punt against VPI and last week
broke away for a 22-yard scor-
ing run in the 1876 victory over
VMI.
It will be Homecoming at
Virginia, and Coach Elias ex-
poets his squad to be "up" for
the first Atlantic Coast con-
fernce game Of the year. The
Cavaliers finished with a "a
league record last year an d
Elias means to improve that
record this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
You Be the
Quarterback
QUESTION
BY JERRY BURNS
Head Coach, State University Of Iowa

QUESTION
You are the Mississippi State
quarterback against a Houston
team that changes defensive
alignment, particularly in their
secondary, on almost every
play. With the score 90 in
the last minute of the first
quarter, you have the ball, third
down and 4 on your 40 and Is
yards from your right sideline.
You have run two straight
plays to the short side of the
field. What play will you call:
1. PitchOut with your fast
right half circling Houston
right end?
2. Reverse with your equally
fast left half going to his
right?
3. Pass?
4. Draw play (handoff to
hard-hitting fullback down
middle as you fade back, fax
ing pass?
(AnSwer on Page A-21)
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first national title, scoring Sc
points in E production.
Other national champions:
c modified---Harry Heuer. Milwau-
kee, Chaparral: d modified--Roger
Penske OF Philadelphia, Cooper Monaco:
| d production-Bert Everett. Philadel-
phia. Porsche: 3 modified-Bob Hol-
modifiedAJoe Buxsetta, New York,
Porsche RISK: = production Howard
Hanna, Philadelphia. Deutseh- Bonnet:
O modified-Dr. M. r. J. Wyllie, Ali
son Park; Pa. Lois. q produetion.-
diiuiietta; Il modified-Gisnn Baldwin,
Detroit, Lotus IL; H production-Ed
Astri. Baltimore, Fiat-Abarth: formula
lunior-Tim MAYER, Ithaca, N. T.,
Cooper; formula IH-John Field. Hing
ham. Mass. Cooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Three for Wakefield

Wakefield High School scored
its third soccer victory in four
games this season, banking
Montgomery Blair, 80. yester-
day at Wakefield. Larry O'Mally,
Mike Benton and Dick Coe
scored for the winners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19
Virginia Choice
But Deacons
Drop in Glass
BY CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

Judging by the statistics
those eight-point odds favorine
Virginia over Wake Forest to-
morrow at Charlottesville ap-
pear sound. However, the Dea-
cons may be looking upon the
game as their first even chance
of the season. Kickoff is at
80 pm.
In three games Virginia has
piled up more rushing yardage
and almost as. much passing
as Wake Forest has in losing
it's first four games.
But while Virginia has beat
en- william g. Mary and Vir-
ginia Military and lost to Vir-
GINA Tech, Wake Forest has
lost to Army, Maryland, Glenn
son and South Carolina. All
are quite a cut above
the Southern Conference,
which furnished Virginia'S first
three opponents.
Mistakes Hurt DeacOns
Mistakes have killed Coach
Billy Hildebrand's young Wake
Forest team. The Deacons have
spent considerable time on
fundamentals this week, with
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who drove a Triumph TR-3 and
later q ira model, earned his
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Hockey Results

By the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit, 8: Boston, 8.
Montreal, 4: Toronto, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Knoxville, s.; Long Island, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Edmonton, q; Calgary, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-19

le,aeE-,-l CALL CARL. INC, BR. -
Conn. g. Neb. Ave. NV.
" Washington. D. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
w. Rockville
Apartments
Are Denied

Zoning for construction OF an
apartment development on West
Montgomery ave-, at Rt. 70-S re-
quested several months ago by
Clifford c. Kaslow and Ralph
d. Rocks was turned down by
the Rockville Mayor and Coun-
Gil Monday night.
The 42-acre tract is southwest
Of the intersection and is part of
the j. Hampton Jones property.
In denying the request to
change present RS coming to
multiple family residential, the
City Council pointed out that
the city's master plan does not
call for apartment houses in the
area; that character of the
neighborhood had not changed ;
and that neither need nor JUST
fication for the apartments has
been shown to exist.
A request by the Planning
Commission to change residen.
tial coming on the Lippard prop.
erty across from the Jefferson
Building to the OIL office build
ing zone was granted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Here's the Dope
Want to Be Un-Confused
On Congressional Race?

into the lap OF the General As
sembly.
Meanwhile, because the Gen.
eral Assembly's new district was
challenged and forced to a ref.
erendum, the extra (eighth)
congressman the state Is en-.
titled 10 will run on an at.Iarge
basis, that Is statewide.
Trying to explain this to the
voters isn't easy, both Sickles
and Steers are saying
Steers the other day said he
tried for an hour TO explain II to
one lady, then finally gave up.
II still don't think she under.
Stood" he said.
Each candidate Is having a
problem, too, in trying to con-
vince the voters that he's not
running against the candidates
seeking election from long.exist-
ing districts.
This results in Sickles, for ex-
ample, trying to convince voters
he's not running against Foley.
And Steers trying to convince
them he's not running against
Matthias.
Its all very confusing" both
friends and foes in the congress
sional races agree. But, anyway,
there'n be an election. ..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Shop Center
Is Approved

Construction of a 2.5 acre
shopping center at Woodley
Gardens, in the west end of
Rockville, was given a green
light this week by the Mayor
and Council, when unanimous
approval was given to a com.
mercial coming application filed
by developer Monroe Warren.
In granting the coming, the
Mayor and Council said con-
struction of the small service
type shopping facility in the
planned community being devel-
oped by Warren was in line
with the planned community
concept and had been recon-
mended by the Planning Com.
mission.
1t was pointed out, further,
that the type of service shop
ping center proposed to be con.
structed poses no threat to the
business community or to the
city's urban renewal program.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Registration
For School
Starts Soon

With few exceptions, regis
tration will be conducted in
county elementary schools Aug.
21-23 for students new to the
county or local school districts
since last June.
Youngsters should report to
the elementary schools nearest
their homes, between 9 am. and
2 pm. on any of the three days.
Exceptions are:
Woodfield Elementary School
students, who will report to Da.
mascus Elementary School.
Brookhaven Elem entary
School students, who win have
an additional day, Aug. 20, to
register.
Congressional Elem e N tary
School students, whose registra'
ton has been delayed by con.
struction, to Aug. 30-31.
Cresthaven Elementary
School students, who may regis.
ter Aug. 1924.
Registration will be conducted
at junior and senior high schools
until schools opening Sept. 4,
between 9 am and 4 pm.
weekdays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

Georges County, a Democrat.
Both Steers and SickIes have
encountered a problem: a lot Of
people don't know they're run.
ming. And they're having a hard
time explaining what II Is
they're doing to the voters.
What happened was this:
The Maryland General Assem-
bly, after much debate earlier
this year created a new Con
gressional district in the state,
the eighth, made up OF Prince
Georges and Howard Counties.
Maryland was entitled to the
additional Congressman under
the 1860 census which showed
the state had gained population.
Creation Of the new district
was successfully challenged by
referendum petition which
meant that the issue had to be
put before the voters in this No
vember's general election.
II the voters approve, a new
eighth district win be created
and in future elections eighth
district voters will elect their
own congressman. II the state.
wide voters disapprove, the
problem Of creating another
new district will be thrown back
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

Principal threat to completion
of the entire route in this county
by the fall of 1864 is the con.
tinuing failure of State Roads
officials to reach agreement
with the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission on whether to permit
trucks to use a vital segment
between Connecticut and Geor-
gia ayes. which has been laid
out through Rock Creek Park.
Negotiations between the two
agencies are still in progress,
Roads Commission District En-
gineer William Shook reported.
If agreement is reached in
time, he said, motorists can
look forward TO a top-flight,
through highway to carry them
around the District of Columbia,
instead of fighting heavy city
traffic en- route to points on the
other side of town.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

Short memo to Montgo-
merry County voters:
You will vote for two Con-
gressmen this November
not just one the way you're
accustomed to.
One Of the Congressional
seats you will fill is the reg
ular one allotted Maryland's
Sixth District which includes
Montgomery County (also
Frederick, Washington, ALE
gany and Garrett Counties)
The incumbent in the Sixth
District is one.term Congress-
man Charles McC. Matthias, a
Republican, who Is seeking re-
election. Opposing him is form.
er Democratic Congressman
John r. Foley who was bested
by Matthias In the 1860 elections.
So far it's quite simple. ..
Now here comes the hooker:
The other Congressional seat
you will fill is that Of Congress
man-at-large. The two csndi-
dates seeking your favor for
that job are Newton Steers, Of
Bethesda, a Republican, and
Carlton Sickles. of Prince
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Damascus
Water Line
Is Planned

Construction OF a seven-inile
water main between German
town and Damascus will be pro-
posed by the Washington Sub
urban Sanitary Commission this
month, it was learned this week.
The 1888, 900 project would be
the longest to cut into the coun-
TVS broad upper reaches and
will be one of the most costly
ever undertaken by the Com
mission. 1t calls for two $780,
600 pumping stations and two
$4,000 reservoirs.
1t would extend from a main
already proposed from Muddy
Branch rd. southwest of Cal
thersburg to a point near Neels-
vile on the Germantown rd.,
and will run almost directly due
north to Damascus.
The propose main was
brought to light in last years
WSSC five year program for
1876, and was shown on the
water system map as merely
a future project not yet desig.
mated" 1t appeared for infor-
nation purposes only, a WSSC
official said.
II was reliably learned this
week, however, that the main
will be proposed as part Of
the five-year water program
for 1862 81 which the SAM
tary Commission will present
to both the County Council
and the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning
Commission for approval be-
fore the end Of August.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
New Link to Open Soon
Massive Belt,Uay Project
Is Nearing End in County

Along about December 1,
area motorists will be able to
whiz over to Virginia from
River I'd. by a new direct
roulette high-speed Capt.
tai Beltway which viii even
tually encircle the Nations
Capital within another two
years.
State Roads Commission of
ficials expect to have the major
$40 million span between the
new Cabin John Bridge and
River Road completed near the
end of November. 1t covers
about Is miles.
Projects in the segment now
nearing completion include: the
Cabin John Bridge, built for
$2.S million; a bridge crossing
Persimmon Tree I'd. over the
beltway, $4,000; the stretch be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

tween the George Washington
Memorial Parkway interchange
and Seven Locks rd., $50 mil
lion, and the route from Seven
Locks rd. to the River I'd. inter.
change, 1913 million. :
Another key stretch, be-
tween River I'd. and POOks Hill
off Wisconsin ave-, is under
contract for completion late
next summer.
When finished, it will af-
ford motorists clear sailing on
a bypass route of the District
of Columbia extending from
Connecticut ave. west to the
Potomac River.
Officially designated as Inter.
state Highway 495, the new
multi-million dollar beltway ex,
tends on the east from Georgia
ave. to a point east of Univer.
sity blvd. less than two miles
from the Prince Georges Coun
ty line.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
-Four Youths arrested
Pelting Pedestrians With Beer Cans
Not Very Funny, Police Chief Warns

very serious Offense," the pO-
lice official warned. "Our Of
ficers have been instructed to
be very diligent in following
up complaints Of this kind"
he emphasized.
Last week, McAuliffe said,
three youths in rented car
outdistanced police pursuing
them for a traffic violation
near Walter Johnson High
School and arrived at the scene
of a church fire in the Cabin
John area where spectators had
gathered.
After throwing several beer
bottles into the crowd, the trio
sped away, McAuliffe said.
Three spectators were taken to
Suburban Hospital and treated.
One suffered cuts that required
30 stitches.
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and entertain It's visitors Of
all ages.

and entertain Its visitors Of
all ages.
For the young, there will be
the traditional Kids Day on
Tuesday, marked by the inva-
sion of thousands of county
youngsters hoping to cop top
prizes in fun-filled contests and
special events starting at noon
on the ball field.
These will include a turtle
race and frog-jumping and pie
eating contests.
Children under IL will be adj
mitted free each day of the fair
except Saturday, when only
those under 6 viii be admitted
without charge.
The county's 18th annual fair
will be kicked off at 7:30 pm.
Monday with a twilight parade
of All Club floats bearing the
nine comely contestants for this
years Fair Queen crown.
Special trophies for the three
most attractive floats will be
awarded by the Rotary Club of
Damascus.
A suspense-filled turn of a
wheel of chance will decide
which young All miss will re-
ceive the Fair Queen crown
from Norman Mills, fair direct
or, and begin her five-day reign
over fair activities.
4-Her Kenneth Stiles, state
secretary of the Future Farm
ers of America, has been select
ed to narrate the pageant
events. He will identify the All
contestants and their floats and
describe the history of each
competing club.
Aside from the special
events for youngsters on OPP
ening day, Tuesdays program
will be highlighted by the
first two Of six twice-a-day
performances of a lively stage
show at the ball field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

If you have the idea that
it's fun on a summer eve
ming to ride around in a car
heaving beer bottles at Pc
destrians, you'd better think
twice before going ahead
with such a lark.
Three Bethesda youths and
one from Kensin G ton are
charged with the offense and
Col. James S. McAuliffe, county
superintendent of police, said
pointedly this week he takes a
dim view of such goings on.
McAuliffe said he had or
dered police to maintain a con-
tinuing lookout for joyriding
youths whose perverted sense
of humor leads them to indulge
in such pranks.
I'VE consider this TO be a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
In Fl Months
New Study Shows
800 County Growth

Montgomery County is still growing-fast.
From April l, 1860 to Jan. l, 1922 21-month
period - the county's population increas d from
340928 to 371,150-a rise of per cent, it was re-
ported this week by the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
Neighboring Prince Georges County is booming
too, the M-NCPPC reported. During the same PERIOD
adjoining Prince Georges from 357 1895 to 393078
persons.
Montgomery County doubled its population
from 1910 to 1850 and repeated the trick from
1850 to 1860
The new population study which includes housing
units is set up the basis of census tracts which
coincide with the county's election districts.
Biggest population increase in the county during
the 21-month period was in Wheaton election district
which from 163,330 to 178,548 persons.
Other increases by election district mot by cor
porate boundaries): Laytonsvlle, 2133 to 1927 Da-
mascus, 4488 to 1885, Clarksburg, 3136 to 3413;
GAINESVILLE, 2071 to 2109; Pooesvile 1920 to 1883
Jamestown 1926 to $685. Gaithersburg $3.50 to 9267
Rockville (area), 1886 to 1880; Oney $500 to
5,719; Colesvle, 20,904 to 22,504; Wheaton, 1880
to 178,548; Bethesda, 83,197 to 1854; Potomac
4,247 to 1889.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

Starting Monday, the van
guard of an estimated 10000
fairgoers will follow them into
the Agricultural Center grounds,
to share in the excitement, col
or and fun of Maryland's big
gest county fair.
From the opening night
pageantry surrounding the
selection of the 1862 Fair
Queen to the spirited auction
of purebred HOIstein cattle
which marks the Saturday
night closing, the fair will
have something 10 interest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

Later the same evening at
the District Line the youths
after picking up a fourth youth
became involved in an argu-
ment with a motorist over a
traffic situation. The four
youths, McAuliffe said, fol.
lowed the motorist to his home
in Bethesda and started pelting
him and his car with beer cans.
The motorists wife called po-
lice and all four youths were
arrested.
Police identified them as: Ed
mund John Grady, 20, 5619
Madison St.; Larry c. Towles,
10, 6206 Hollins dr., and Peter
B. Garrigus, 81, 10524 Wey'
mouth ST., all of Bethesda, and
Holger II. Harvey, 81, 10000 Ar
mory ave-, Kensington.
Grady, Harrigus and Harvey
were charged with assaulting
the spectators at the fire as
well as the Bethesda motorist,
police said, and Towles was &C
cused of assault on the motor.
list with whom all four had be.
come involved in the traffic ar.
gument. Each was charged with
throwing an object from a NOV
ing vehicle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16

space zone until well after pub
LEGATION Of the long-awaited re-
vised general plan for future
land use and development here.
Originally planned for re-
lease about Sept. 1, planning
officials now estimate print
ing delays win keep II under
wraps until mid-September.
The Councils third official
public session on the open-spacs
zone sought by planners to pre-
serve undeveloped areas in the
county attracted a substantial
number of advocates for the
proposal last Friday.
Earlier hearings had been
marked by overwhelming turn
out of upcounty landowners
and residents who oppose the
zone.
Spokesman for the county's
powerful League of Women
Voters and Civic Federation and
the Maryland division of the
Izaak Walton League put their
organizations on record in favor
of the proposal.
But more individual and or
gained landowners and land
developers still had their say
In opposition.
Representing the League OF
Women Voters, Mrs. Irving J.
Lewis declared her group wants
the County Council to use its
power to limit and contain de-
yelopment."
"If the Council does not use
Its power" she declared, then
neither the forthcoming general
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
New Arguments
On Open Space
Plan Are Aired
Key Groups
Indorsing
Proposal
BY ELY Bradley
Sentinel Reporter

Next move in the WIDE
open battle over five-acre
coming for the county's wide
open spaces is up to the
County Council, which has
left its record Of two spirited
public hearings open for adj
ditional statements of posi-
ton until Aug. Is.
The county heads, however,
are expected to take no action
on the controversial rural-open
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Success Story.

A Rockville woman last week sent the Sentinel
check for her classified ad in whc she had asked for
mature woman to give mothery care to three child
rem after school.
She also sent little note along with her check.
Thank you for your service" she wrote. Through
this (ad) have secured to fill the BILL
also am enjoying very pleasant and fine position
which secured through classified ad in your news
paper"
Satisfied customers like this the rule rather
than the exception here at the Sentinel Our classified
ads are widely read by Montgomery Countians And
almost invariably they produce quick results.
Whether it's position pony you want to find
house a hamster you want to SELL the place to
do it is in Montgomery Countys Oldest, bestread and
fastest growing newspaper, The Sentinel.
Call our classified advertising department at
Garden 4-7700.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
City-Wide Picnic

Rockville's second annual city
wide picnic will be held Sunday
at 2 pm. at the Civic Center
Baltimore I'd. and Edmondson
dr., under sponsorship of the
city's Department of Recreation
Mayor Frank A. Ecker will pre-,
sent the Mayors Cup to the
city playground which has
achieved the highest score in
summer competition.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-08-16
Spectrum

We Won't eDtbdrrdsS the can
didate By mentioning her name
but O lady hopeful for public
office recently sent out press
release saying she acGs going to
talk before a Lions Club I'M the
county. This would, normally,
be fine but there 1UdS one major
hitch. Lions Clubs are "non
POLITICAL and they don't t0ont
to give individual candidates a
sounding board, thanks Just the
same. An embarrassed Lions
Club official called the neOs-
papers to sag there had been @
misunderstanding. The lady
would attend as a guest but not
speak. So that took care Of
that and peace settled once
again upon the local scene.
Chairman Ann Brown, of the
county's Democratic State Cen
trail Committee-it was her idea
along with County Council
man Dave Cahoon and DISCO
Members Alice Hostetler and
Irving Levine sat down to lunch
with three men - Rep. Daniel
Brewster. running for us. Sen.
ate, John r. Foley, former
Congressman seeking reelection
this November, and Carlton
Sickles, a Prince Georges Coun.
ty delegate to the General AS.
sembly who is running for Con
gressman-at-large.
The subject: how Is this
new.fangled deal Of Blair
Lees Committee for a Demo
cratic Congress going to
work? And is 1t going to hurt
the local candidates?
Conclusion at the end of the
meeting, at least as far as the
three Congressional candidates
were concerned: mo! II won't
hurt the local boys and girls ir
any way. In fact, it might
help" But Chairman Brown
who is furious at this column
for reporting last week that hel
two sons are ON the temporary
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