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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
LombardiCaIIs
Packers Team
His Best Ever

GREEN BAY. Wis. Oct.
(APD.-Coach Vince Lombard
of Green Bay says his present
edition Of the Packers is the
best team he has had in five
seasons at the helm Of the
National Football League
power.
lombard, a stern taskmaster,
was in a happy mood yesterday
after what he called "our best
game of the year"-a 42-1o
|rout of the Los Angeles Rams.
Personally, I think I have
a better overall team than I've
ever had here" he said. But
then every team we've played
has improved tremendously.
guess that kind Of evens it up"
After an opening 1913 loss
to the Chicago Bears. the
Packers have rolled past the
Detroit Lions, the Baltimore
Colts and the Rams in seeking
an unprecedented third straight
NIL title.
Green Bay has looked like
Ia second half" team in the
first four games. The Packers
have scored only % points in
the first half while piling up
70 in the last two periods.
This is by no means an
alibi," lombard said. but
every one we've played has
been keyed to emotional
heights. This explains the
tough first halves we've ex-
perienced. Either they lose
their emotion thereafter, or we
knock it out of them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

Oklahoma's Sooners. theil
football fortunes on the re-
bound. win find out Just how
far they've come on the road
back from mediocrity in the
Cotton Bowl Saturday.
There the mighty Sooners
who dominated college football
a decade ago but fell to also
rams in recent years, place
their No. l ranking in the
Nation on the line against
arch-rival Texas.
A victory would put the
Sooners in good shape for a
shot at the national title. The
rest Of the schedule Is against
Big Eight opposition, against
whom Oklahoma has q 1888
record under Coach Bud Will
kinson.
The Longhorns, unbeaten in
three games and cunning for
the national title they for
feited when tied by Rice last
season. have taken over the
No. 2 spot in the latest Asso-
ciated Press poll and have a
recent history Of success
against their favorite oppon-
ents.
The Longhorns have won the
last five games in the old series,
with Texas Coach Darrell
Royal matching wits with his
old boss, Oklahoma's Wilkin-
son.
Oklahoma was idle last week
after scoring victories over
Clemson and defending ma
tional champion Southern Cali
fornia, but held on to the top
spot in the poll without trou-
BILE. getting 40 first-place votes
in a total of 81 ballots cast by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Sooners Remoin No. l;
Navy Advances to 18th

the A. P.'s special selection
board.
Texas. No. 3 a week ago
vaulted over Alabama and into
the runnerup spot on the
strength Of q 34-7 romp over
Oklahoma State. Alabama also
won its third straight, betting
Vanderbilt. 21-6.
There we're a number OF
other changes in'the select list,
with only No. 10 Mississippi
staying in the same spot.
Northwestern and Georgia
Tech, fifth and seventh a week
ago. dropped from the list and
were replaced by Ohio State
and Penn State.
Wisconsin, idle last week,
dropped from fourth to fifth
and was replaced by Navy
which advanced from sixth
place.
Pittsburgh jumped from
ninth to sixth and Southern
California advanced one notch
to seventh.
Ohio State took the No. 8
spot while Penn State moved
into ninth.
The top 10. with first-place
votes in parentheses, season
records. and total points on
the l0-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
Middies Ahead
In Lambert Poll

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (APl.-
Navy, Pittsburgh and Penn
State. all with 80 records, held
the first three places in the
second weekly voting for the
Lambert Trophy, emblematic
of the mythical Eastern college
football championship.
Navy had a 9.3 rating fol-
lowed by Pitts 90 and Penn
States "a.
The other members of the
first ten included:
a. Syracuse cad, 6.s; 5, Dartmouth
l2-W, so: 6, Army (2-D, 40,
q, Princeton (2-O. SO: 8, Boston Col.
lege gid, 3.S: Q. Columbia Old
IA; 10. Harvard 0-0-16 0.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

When the National League
announced its plan for each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08


pour It on, poking fun at the
Yankees and holding them up
to ridicule.
Houk glanced around. saw he
was in friendly company. and
said: I'D like to take q lot of
this garbage I've been reading
and ram It down their Threats"
But the Yankees had already
checked out Of their hotel. had
ordered their chartered plane
on Q standby basis, and were
ready to go. They didn't have
to check back In.
1t was not the type of series
in which one club could be
ridiculed, even If it was q four
game sweep.
Houk said in the clubhouse
that he wished the Dodgers
were in the American League
so the Yankees could play them
10 times a year.
Wally Moon, the Dodgers
utility outfielder. overhead a
reporter repeat Houk's words
and said, II don't think he
means that" But Houk was
sincere. And Moons contribu-
tons during the World Sc
ries cannot be recalled.
Come to think Of it, the
Dodgers used only Is players
in the four games. Ron Fairly
was the only non-pitcher used.
and they used only four pitch
ers, with Ron Perranoski
pitching to three batters in
the second game.
The Yankees lost four In /
row, but they we're not steam
rollered. Actually, except for
Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale |
and Johnny Podres, the Dodg- |
ers were far from awesome.
Bill Skowron had two good |
games in Yankee Stadium, but |
is he to be judged on a short
series, or on hitting .203 in
SO games during the regular
season?
Dick Tracewski. the second |
baseman who started because
Of Ken McMullen's pulled |
muscle, and then stayed in be-
cause the Dodgers we're a hot
ball club. was all over the in
field and rightfield and sprint
ing into the sidelines chasing
popups. Usually he was getting
in somebody's way. And he
dropped the throw at second
that could have prolonged the
series.
Maury Wills is Maury Wills
at shortstop. and Jim Gillian
AZ thlrd PROBABLY is the Dodg-
ers' best infielder, but Jim is
"a years old.
Frank Howard hit the two
longest balls of the series. but
he is going to be q Jim Lemon, /
Don Lock or Dave Nicholson
home run or strikeout. When
Howard gets in a slump they
say he is pathetic. The series
wasn't long enough for him to
get into one.
Tommy Davis in leftfield, a
two-time batting champion at
"a, should be a National
League great. Willie Davis in
center hit .246 even with his
great speed.
=
When the National League =
announced its plan for each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

Question on Page BIB 1,
No. 3. Go to another forma-
ton for series. Spread Is sue
cessful when you have deep
pass threat. Field position,
with defense concentrated,
eliminates the deep pass here.
For those eight yards, you need
I more compact formation.
% .riouted By the REGISTER
"a tribune Syndieate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

Dodgers Display
No Super CLUB
BY MERRILL WHITTLEsEY

It's going long winter for the Yankees. and on
bench before Sundays final game Of the World Series
Ralph Houk could see 1t coming.
The Angeles and other California writers had played
fairly straight for the first But after the Dodgers
made three in Saturday the writers started to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

Others receiving votes, listed alpha
betieally: Air Force, Arkansas. Auburn.
Duke, 0eorgia Tech. Illinois. Louisiana
state. Minnesota. Missouri, Nebraska
North Carolina state Northwestern
Oreeon, Oreeon State. Purdue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
In Montgomery

In sworn affidavit Montgomery Planning Board Chair
man said his wife, the former Mary Ellen
Corby and her brother $40 acres Of land more or less
been in the family since the early 1905 His only
property interest he said joint ownership with his wife OF
30 around their home Georgetown Prep School,
The Corby tract is beside Wisconsin Ave. north Of Ri 7OS
where high rise apartments are now going up
Other planning commissioners during Conflict Of In
discussion aired their property holdings Mrs Caroline
Feeand Everett Jones and Louis Gravee said the only
they owned their home sites Donald Gingey the
fifth member vacaonng The issue is to be discussed
again Oct. by the Planning Board.
Meanwhile State Sen Gilbert Guide revealed he intends
to introduce bill that would require financial declaration
of members of both the planning commission and the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Commission Such financial
declaration would be both defense to the appontee against
conflict Of interest rumors and nst public confidence in
state agencies" he said. 80
Construction work the northeast quadrant Of the New
Hampshire Ave beltway interchange has been suspended
until the State Roads Commission prepare revised
plan for complete foTloop Interchange and obtain approval
of the plan from other public agencies Hlandae ct
zens discovered last June the existing plan specified only
three loops and they pointed out the abbreviated Interchange
would traffic jams New Hampshire Ave because
northbound traffic could not turn west onto the beitway with
out crossing sopthbound traffic lanes. r..-. 49,
Fourteen year old Charles Phillips Of Rockville Is fiat
his back in Calvert County Hospital partially paralyzed
from shallow dive in the Chesapeake Bay His friends
have not forgotten him and recent dance at the Rockville
Teen Center raised $223 beauty queen Michele Fair
donated her prize Of Tv set And the kids cooking
new plan auction sale Of items donated by well
known people. t3
Inventor Jacob Rab1ow Rockville, obtained half
dozen patents his firms electronc reading machines which
he believes read faster and with discrimination than
any others the market One gadge will read 10000 carac
tiers second from adding machines tapes identifying them
from its memory. Mr.. Rabinow now holds 1o2 patents
Charles A. Horsky, Silver Spring, began his second
year Presidential advisor for National Capital Affairs.
He enjoys his Job enormously" and has regrets"
leaving lucrative law practice with Covngon and Buling
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Schools Follow New Policy In Listing Merit Winners

Sherwood High School
James E. Bogar, Douglas S.
Thorne.
Springbrook High School -
David w. Elan, Thomas F.
Nolan, George F. Sherman.
Wheaton High School - Ste.
phen Grossman, James McGreg-
or, Timothy Oliver, Jean O'Neil,
Richard Taylor, William Thurs
ton.
Walt Whitman High School
Elizabeth B. Boese, Stepne4l L.
Bowers, Jonathan H. Brooks,
David D. Cook, Deborah ].
Goldin, James E. Goldman,
Marsha ]. Karadbil, Stephen P.
Lathrop, Paul B. Phelps. Jean
e. Rabinow, Bruce c. Tiff,
Richard A. Weisiger, Allan B.
Wolfson. Transfer Student:
Stephen Teeter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Education
ToBe Topic
On TY Show

Z County school, government
bnd civic leaders will be ques-
toned on their views on the
school situation here during an
i'in.depfh" television study over
WTTGTV's Community Dia-
logueg program from $50 to 8
pm. Sunday, Sept. 20.
4 The show, titled what Price
Learning Focus on Montgom.
cry County" will explore the
effect Of recent County Council
CUTS In the educational budget,
philosophy OF the areas educa-
tors and problems involved In
the county's school controversy.
Filmed coverage Of county
schools, pupils and teachers win
supplement live interviews with
Superintendent Of Schools c
Taylor Whittier, School Boart
President Charles w. Bell, PTA
president Millard Cass, Mont
gomeTy County Education Asso
citation executive secretary Ar
thur Simonds, County Council
president John A, Floyd, and
the editor of . new week.,
newspaper. the Maryland Moni
tor, leo j. Paulin, who is also
president Of the Non-Partisan
Taxpayers League Of Montgom
cry County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

I'm the state, the sine Of the
school, the native intelligence
Of the students, and the nAr
ture Of the community also
play an important part in the
selection Of winners" the an
nOuncement said.
The 104 semi-finaIists are:
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School - Jennifer L. Harting,
Joyce E. Hill, Peter A Jaszi,
Marguerite LeBreton, Jane H.
Lobred, Robert C. Nurici, Cath
crime A. Owen, Arnold L. Pol.
niger, Stephanie p. Rea der,
Paul D. Sommers, Robert C.
Stern, Stephen r. Toney. James
H Lampman.
MOntg omery Blair High
School - James z. Alt, Ste.
phen Berlin, Don NJ. Cherielei-
son, Sarah B. Cohen, Stephen
l. Firshein, Allen ]. Goldberg,
Lawrence c. Kaufman, Alan H.
Kirshen, Robert J. LaRocca, SUI
san G. Larson, Steven L. Melt
yer, Arthur z. Ogus, Roberta
z. Peisner, Jane p. Rubin, Mark
I. Soler, Charles c. Spencer,
Stephen NJ. Winters.
Albert Einstetn High School
Susan L. Armstrong, Cheryl A.
Endo, Margaret A. Helm,
Charles r. Metalitz, Steven B.
Rubin.
Gaithersburg High School
John r. Brooks, Wayne Haw-
thorne, Terry McCrorie, Doug
las VIII.
Walter johnson High School
Carol E. Anderson, Andrew
H. Blasky. Nancy C. DoolittIe,
Lloyd S. Etheredge, Lynn M.
Etheredge, Reid L. Feldman,
Lawrence Goldstein, Ronald L.
Gonzalez, Janet S. Hansen,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Out of State
Ruling Cited
By Brewster

County residents working for
fhe federal government in the
District Of Columbia or Virginia
may now have salary deduc.
tons made toward payment OF
.their Maryland income taxes.
4 An announcement from u. s.
Sen. Daniel B. Brewster said
that under a new ruling by the
Civil Service Commission fed
,eral employees in n states and
the District are permitted to
authorize salary allotments for
payment Of income taxes to the
states In which they live.
Purpose OF the reform meas.
ure, Brewster said. was to
relieve U. S. employees living in
Maryland but committing 10
work in Virginia from liability
for Virginia income taxes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Weekly NeUs
ReUieu
In Maryland /.

The Eastern Shore congressman, Rogers c. B. Morton,
will introduce bill that would prevent conservaonists
from picking" Assateague Island in its natural He
will propose development of three federaly integral
communities" Assateague taking up about Is cent of
the island
Cambridge businessmen put before the city council
housing plan financed by city and county funds but
Mayor Calvin W. Mowbray said the council had gone too far
with projected federal housing proposal Public housing
figured issue in the city's racial strife.
rate schedule that win reduce electric charges
to of Potomac Edison Co. by $4,000
approved by the Maryland Public Service Commission
Maryland took s549 million last fiscal year
$4 million than the previous year but about IS million
less than had been estimated in the budget State Comptroller
Louis L. Goldstein reported.
Longtime Fifth Dist Congressman Richard z. Landlord
he for reelection is already assured Of Republican
opponent He Lewis Straughn Nippard IS year old Elco
City attorney
The segregation policy at sprawling Beair, Bowie
led the Episcopal Church to withdraw its request for cost
church site in the community. I'VE would want our
church to be open to all to all people spokesman
said
The Thresher incident shows how little really know
about inner space Rep Charles Nice Matthias believes Ad
dressing Academy Alumni Association the legisla
urged his listeners join him in pushing for National
Oceanographic Laboratory in the Chesapeake Bay
In a surprise development In Baltimore, Charles F.
Culver former legislator and Gainesville insurance
man. entered contest plea in the mail fraud trial in
vong Security Financial Insurance Corp of Maryland In
which he is defendant Codefendant with him and four
others Gordon Boone former Speaker Of the House OF
Delegates who stepped down when he was indicted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

R. Brock Hansen, Richard
Hathaway, Julian Karpoh,
Louise n. Mehler, Harriet N.
Ritvo, Paul H. Rochmes, Jane
Ross, Richard POSTMASTER,
Lawrence Rubinstein, Steven
H Scolnik. Transfer Students:
Elizabeth Walker, Linda A.
More.
Richard Montgomery High
School - William r. Deever,
Evan H. Gull, Jack B. Lieblein,
Frances c. Vaughan.
Northwood High School -
David Cohen, Daniel Costrell,
Gerald Feigenson, Jeffrey
Fookson, John NARROW, Greg
DRY Maslow, Emily Michalski,
Mark Pinzow, Robert Roper,
Stephen Wagner, Jack Vein
traub.
Robert Z. Peary High School
Elizabeth A. Hilmar, Jesse M.
Mantel, Donna NJ. Orlins, Dan
X. Williams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

A new school policy has been
adopted regarding the form in
which annual announcements
are made concerning the mum
Der of county students winning
selection as semi finalists in Ma.
tional Merit Scholarship compe'
tition.
There were 104 public high
school students this year, a
school press release said this
week.
In past years, the school sys-
tenn has rated exceptionally
high In the number of merit
scholarship serni-finalists and
finalists.
School aides, formerly, did
not discourage newspaper re-
porters who compared the mum
Der of semi-finalists or finalists
awarded the county with other
areas receiving many fewer
awards. Montgomery County
has traditionaly led the state In
numbers of students scoring
high IN the competitive pro-
gram.
This years announcement,
contained carefully chosen
language discouraging this
practice.
Sponsors of the National
Merit Scholarship program,
which is directed by an indie
pendent, nonprofit org aniza-
tion," the school press release
said, stress that schools
should not be compared for the
quality or effectiveness Of their
educational program on the
sole basis of the number of
winners in this competition.
Too many other factors enter
into the choices to make such
a comparison valid.
Distribution Of population
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Here's The NelU Falcon

Although retains its handy compact sze the Ford Falcon
exciting look Of action Completely re-
styled for the first time its introduction years
ago. the Falcon offers added comfort inside improved
economy and softer bgcar ride Both tall and short drfy.
will find the visibility improved and the seating position
comfortable The Falcon matches it's action
with choice Of engines ranging from the economical 144
cucinc sxcyiinder to the high performance 260cublc-
inch VS. The Falcon has the widest COM
field with II models in Including and 4oor
sedans hardOps sports converbes station wagons
ard the Station Bus, Club Wagon Deluxe Club Wagon
They will be introduced in Ford dealer Sepe.
Der q.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Sentinel Circulation Contest
VIII End On Friday, Oct. 4

Riding high on the threshold
OF victory with the thoughts of
now or never" lowering In their
minds contestants in the
Everybody Wins" far-famed
automobile prize contest have
reached ihe tfIree-quarter5mfIe
post and are entering the home
stretch.
Ncxf Monday night, Sept. 30,
stands out prominently as the
end Of the big Second period"
vote schedule and also terTnin,
stes thai extension feature
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Wasp Control Spray
Dust Now Available

The University Of Maryland
In cooperation with the US.
Department Of Agriculture has
suggested an effective control
measure for wasps.
Insecticidal spray or dust con.
tanning chlordane, dleldrin, or
DOT are effective when applied
10 the wasp nest, the university
reported. These are available
from insecticide dealers as
emulsifiable concentrates and
wettable powders. from which
sprays can be prepared, or as
dusts and oil solutions ready for
use.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
It's Fun! You May Win!

Cut Out And Paste to Postcard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

whereby maximum votes may
be obtained on subscriptions ex-
tended to the full limit and the
voting value of all subscriptions
take scheduled drop.
Every tick of the clock brings
the close Of these two important
features just that much nearer
next Monday night--each hour
Of the short remaining time is
crammed fun Of opportunities to
those who really want to be de.
clared winner Of high honors
and realizing what might hereto
fore have been merely wonder
full dream.
Next week - the last three
days Of this thrilling contest -
will see Father Time in flight
as II on super-charged wings.
There1l scarcely be opportunity
to catch ones breath before
everything is over, winner de-
clared and the proud possessors
of major awards slipping the
cup Of Joy and tasting the fruits
of deserved victory.
And what does victory mean
in this greatest of all local prize
contests? 1t means a record of
unusual achievement, the i'm
mediate qualification Of a burn.
ing ambition and that brand new
spic and span Ford ,4-door .'Prin.
cess Snow White" station wag-
on, first grand prize. The second
prize Of $3.50 is truly a wonder
full prize in itself.
With the race entering the
final phase, eager hearts are
beating faster, expectant hands
are reaching out to grasp the
most desirable prize to be
awarded Friday, Oct. A. Just one
more lap and the course will
have been run. Only a short
time remains 10 choose between
victory and defeat--success or
failure.
| As a final warning-do NOT
underestimate the strength of
any competitor. Over-confidence
has lost many a battle and II
would be far better to win one
Of the prizes you desire by a
million or more too many votes
representing just a few groups
of full.time subscriptions) than
lose by that fatal narrow mar.
gin. You would never forgive
yourself Is such a miscalcula.
ton were to happen to you.
To those who have procras-
tinated. stop a minute and think
OF what the completion of your
promise might mean to your
favorite. Now, before it is for
ever too late, call him or her on
the phone and make good that
promise-won't you?
1t may be a physical irnpossi-
bility for the earnest hardwork-
ing contestants to get around in
person to see everybody during
the short remaining time of the
contest. Each of them has a
large number Of unredeemed
promises to subscribe. Many of
the promises were made on good
faith but you won't help a bit
unless you do something about
1t.
Likewise. many have said In
their hearts" that they intend 10
take advantage of that liberal
money-saving offer by extend.
ing their subscriptions during
the contest and giving some
worthy contestant the benefit
Of the big votes, allowed there.
on, but mere intentions are
worse than useless unless acted
| ------
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

upon before It is too late.
The contest department will
remain open Monday night,
Sept. 80, until all contestants
have reported. Hurry! The time
Is short!