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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Citizens for Towes
To Run County Drive

Montgomery CountyS Citizens for Committee has
been designated the campaign group the county
Tawes and his entire Democratic Statewide slate
This the Tawes committee which refrans backing
local ticket in the Montgomery County primary May
favor Of promoting the State ticket.
Herbert r. OConor jr, State chairman for the Tawes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Lonhom Youth Killed
As Auto Overturns

A Lanham CMdO youth was
killed early today in a traffic
accident near his home.
Walter L. Wilson, jr., 20, of
9120 Fowler lane, was pro-
nounced dead at Prince Georges
General Hospital at 1910 am,
from head and other injuries
suffered when a car turned
over on him after it hit a fire
hydrant.
Prince Georges County po-
lice said he was a passenger
in a car driven by Donald
Wright, 10, of HOG Chickasaw
drive. Silver Spring. Young
Wright lost control of the car
after Swerving to avoid hitting
a dog, police said.
The accident occurred shortly
before 1890 am. in the $500
block of Whitfield Chapel road,
Lanham, about two blocks
from the victims home.
According to Police Pvt. Mi
chael j. O'Brien, the car driven
by young Wright was passing
another car when the dog APP
peared in its path. Pvt. O'Brien
said the car Swerved to the left,
hit the hydrant, and then
turned over on its right side as
the Wilson youth was thrown
from it. The car then skidded
Al feet on its side. dragging the
victim with it before rebound
ing upright on its wheels, the
policeman reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Wife of Man Killed by Policeman
Accepts $1,000 Suit Settlement

An Alexandria woman, the
mother Of five young children,
yesterday accepted a $4,000
settlement in her suit against
an Alexandria policeman who
fatally shot her husband last
April while attempting to serve
a warrant.
The widow, Mrs. Emmett
Chavis. originally asked the
city and the policeman for
$4,000 damages for herself
and her children, aged 6-l2.
Corporation Court Judge
Franklin P. Backus ruled in
December that the city could
not be held liable for damages.
He said yesterday that the
financial condition Of the po-
liceman, among other circum-
stances, was taken into ac-
count in reaching the settle
ment. The policeman involved
is Pvt. Eugene Allison.
Mr.. Chavis, IS, died shortly
after he was shot by Pvt. ALI
son in his residence in the 400
block of Pitt street. The police
man, who went to the home to
serve a warrant for feloniouS
assault, later told a grand jury
that Mr.. ChavlS refused to
come with him.
Mr.. Chavis backed into a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
U. S. Aide Found
Fatally Wounded

Prince Georges County police
are investigating the death OF
a Government personnel SUPER
visor found fatally wounded to-
day in his home in Oxon Hill
Md.
William Stephen Corby, Al, of
1928 Livingston road, was found
about 6:l5 am. in his bed BY
his wife Virginia, who had been
in another room, police said.
They said Mr.. Corby had been
shot in the head with a 90
caliber automatic.
Mr.. Corby was taken by the
Oxon Hill Rescue Squad to
H a dley Memorial Hospital,
where he died at 800 am, &C.
cording to Detective c. o.
Bryan. He quoted the family as
saying Mr.. Corby had been
respondent over poor health.
County police withheld a
ruling pending a report from
the District Coroner's office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Drag Racer
Put in Jail
For Fatality

A restaurant bus boy who
police say was drag racing
when his car struck another,
fatally injuring a woman, was
given a one-year Jail sentence
last night in HyattSville Peoples
Court.
Alex j. Roberts, jr., %, of
the 1900 block of S street NV,
was convicted Of manslaughter
and sentenced to one year in
the House of Corrections.
He also received suspended
sentences Of three years in jail
for failing to stop after an
accident, and 80 days on each
charge Of speeding, reckless
driving and engaging in a speed
contest.
He was sentenced by Hyatts-
vile Peoples Court Judge R.
Bowie Clagett after the Judge
reviewed a pre-sentencing re-
port requested February Is.
Roberts was drag racing
February 4 on John Hanson
highway near Mitchellville
when his car struck the rear of
one driven by Frank Tonker,
SO, of TIE Southway, Greenbelt,
State police said. Mr.. Tonker
was seriously injured and his
wife, Agnes. 81, died from in
juries two days later in Prince
Georges General Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

The driver suffered only
minor cuts and bruises and was
not admitted to the hospital.
He was charged with reckless
driving. A hearing was set for
May z in Upper Marlboro Peo-
pies Court before Judge Will
liam H. McGrath, Pvt. O'Brien
said.
In an accident last June, the
Wilson youth was the operator
OF a motor scooter which was
struck from the rear by a car
in the $500 block of Lanham-
Severn road, Seabrook. A pas
Senger on the motor scooter,
George w. Morgan, jr., 20, of
Railroad avenue, Seabrook, was
killed
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County Council Invites
AGENCIES to Road Talks

Claiming they are in the dark
about highway plans for Mary
land and the District, members
of the Montgomery County
Council today voted to invite
all agencies to a cards on the
table" discussion.
Passage of the motion by a
5-to-2 vote came after an hour
long discussion between the
Council and the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission on the COM
missions 1923 budget.
The dissenting votes came
from Council President David
L. Cahoon, who said he felt
it was futile to ask the Ma
tional Capital Transportation
Agency for a briefing on plans
not yet submitted to President
Kennedy, and from Council
woman Stella B. Werner who
said that many such discus
sions already are taking place
Truck Routes Feared
Mrs. Werner's comments
followed a sharp exchange
with Donald E. Gingery. She
accused him Of opposing the
new Cabin John Bridge which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Fairfax City Council
Has First Candidate

Robert Taggart, a naval ar
chitect, is the first candidate
to file officially for the Fair
fax City Council.
Mr.. Taggart, Al, filed his can
didacy yesterday with the Fair
fax Circuit Court. He is rum
ming as a Republican. Deadline
for filing is midnight April IL
The election will be June IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

darkened kitchen and came
out with one hand behind him
the policeman said. As he
advanced, the policeman told
him three times to stop and
then fired twice in his direc-
ton, he testified. One bullet
lodged in the refrigerator and
the other struck the victim in
the chest.
Police officers who raced to
the scene, across from the police
station, reported that they
found no weapon near the VIC
TINS body. but an 8-inch
butcher knife was in the sink
The grand jury refused to take
any action.
According to reliable sources
the city council at a closed
meeting last week appropriated
$4,000 to pay for the settlement
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y
ticket, in announcing the COM
mittee's selection to handle the
county campaign, noted that ii
is not committed to any local
candidates but is boosting only
the following ticket:
Gov. Tawes for reelection;
Representative Brewster, for
the Senate; Louis L. Goldstein,
for reelection as controller;
Thomas B. Finan for reelection
as attorney general, and Perry
o, Wilkinson for Congressman
at-large.
The committee, which will
arrange a tour of the county
by Gov. Tawes and his slate
next month, is headed by
Chairman Joseph M. Matthias
and Vice Chairman James B.
Casbarian.
The county also has a United
Democrats for Tawes organiza-
ton, which is backing Gov.
Tawes and some of his ticket
and also is fielding a full local
ticket, one of three local states
for the Democratic primary.
The United Democrats, how
ever, have taken no stand in
the senatorial or congressional
races.
Both the Citizens for Tawes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

City officials, however, refused
to discuss the action.
Mayor Frank Mann said
The council on occasion must
keep names and facts strictly
private because we don't want
to involve any particular per-
son. I have no authority TO re-
veal the purpose of this alloca-
ton Ian ALLEGATION of $4,000
earmarked for special legal
services). I can only say it was
done in good conscience and
solely to protect a city employe
from possible allegations"
Vice Mayor Eugene w. Zim-
norman said that he was not
sure of the specific purpose OF
the appropriation for which he
voted. 81 could not say that the
money was or was not for the
Chavis case" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
Ashton Is Numed
Grand Jury Head

A Prince Georges County
grand jury was selected in
Upper Marlboro yesterday and
told to expect to hear evidence
in savings and loan cases.
Circuit Court Judge Ernest
A. Loveless, jr.. told the az
member panel that the States
Attorney would present EVIL
dence in criminal cases and
probably" some involving the
savings and loan business.
The judges selected Richard
R. Ashton, Of Mount Rainier,
to be foreman of the jury for
the April term. The other az
members include six wimen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
PRIMARY PROFMEs
3 Democrats Vie in Sd

A three-way race for the
Democratic nomination for the
County Council in the third
district win be settled by Mont
gomery County voters in the
May is primary.
Vying for the nomination to
succeed Council President Da-
vid L. Cahoon are: Frank
Bliss, jr., Of Rockville on the
Blair Lee ticket; william A.
Lnthicum, jr., Of Rockville on
the County Democrats slate,
and Morgan L. Tenny Of Gar
rett Park on the United Demo-
Gratis for Tawes slate. Mr.. Ca
hoon is running for the House
Of Delegates nomination.
Mr.. Bliss, president of a glass
supply firm, feels that the
greatest problem confronting
the council is in the field of
coming and land-use planning.
He thinks the council should
state its policy on use of the
land more clearly and should
work for better coordination
with the planning board and
other agencies involved with
land development.
Mr.. Linuthicum, Rockville
City attorney, said the coun-
ellis most pressing task is to
make use of q current profess
sional study Of county govern
ment and make any possible
changes to streamline opera
tons.
Mr.. Tenny, former clerk Of
the council, said the councils
first task should be to make
every effort to run the county
in q business-like fashion. He
added that a thorough profess
sional study should be under
taken Ito see if the county is
being run efficiently" and, if
not, to make changes. He also
wants closer liaison with the
Board of Education on budget
matters.
Mr.. Tenny, a Silver Spring
lawyer, unsuccessfully ran for
the council nomination on the
Charter ticket in 1854. He was
decorated for infantry combat
duty in World War II and is
now a lieutenant colonel in the
Army reserve. He is married
and has four children.
A former president Of the
Montgomery County Young
Democrats, Mr.. Bliss is a mem
Der of the County Recreation
Board and heads the County
Study Commission on Recrea-
ton and Parks. He is married
and has three children.
Mr.. Linthicum is a member
Of the Young Democrats, and
has been Rockville City Attor-
ney since 1858. He is a mem
Der of the board Of the Citizens
for Good Government in Rock
vile, and a former member of
that city's Civic Center Com
mission.
The third council district is
composed Of the Poolesville,
Jamestown and Rockville cleo
ton districts.
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she said. soon will relieve some
of Bethesda's traffic congestios.
Mr.. Gingery snapped back
with a prediction that truck
routes will be dumped right in
Bethesda, and will be the most
alarming sight you'll ever see
complete traffic strangulation. {"
w. Lawson King, planning
commission member, suggested
that county officials begin
planning now for another
bridge into Virginia. It would
be at Edwards Ferry, southwest
of Poolesville, and ten miles
upstream from Montgomery's
only other bridge, the Cabin
John structure scheduled for
completion late this year.
Answers Dam Question
Mr.. King maintained that
another bridge is required to
relieve the truck situation, and,
in answer to questions about
the effect Of the proposed
River Bend Dam on the span,
observed:
"a high dam will wreck us
anyway"
Councilman william F.
Hickey proposed the meeting
with all agencies concerned
with road construction. Hi.
motion was seconded by Stan.
ley B. FroSh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
WOMAN HIT
BY CAR DIES

A Washington woman died in
District General Hospital yes
terday from injuries received
when she was struck by a car
in Silver Spring a month ago.
Montgomery County police
said Ida Mae Fender, SIS, of
l741 Trinidad street NE, was
struck by a car on Georgia ave-
nue., just south of Silver Spring
avenue, during the evening
rush hour on March /.
Police said the car was
driven by Theresa Mae Freili-
cher. ID. of 1913 Sundale drive,
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

Committee and United Demo-
Gratis for Tawes are outgrowths
of what first had been known
as Democrats for Tawes until
differences arose over whether
to back a local ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
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Boys Club Dinner

Representative Matthews,
Democrat of Florida, will be
the main speaker at the 25th
anniversary dinner for the
Alexandria Boys Club at Z
O'Clock tonight at the Twin
Bridges Marriott Motor Hotel.
Evening star., 1962-12-01
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HOUSES UHFuRR. TO RENT

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incl util.. avail June 1, desir.
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7EM FORD Stotion Wagon, 2tone, Fordo- SAAmm
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5EN FORD 6oIoxie Fordor Hordtop V-8, H10Mn
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- CADILLAC Coupe de Vile, block, radio 81 MMfA
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TO- FALCON Future Sport Coupe, block,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27

egatn preservation spaces
Conutant EWPobems
Citizens; precinct chairman
eliminate
too must reapptoned of fairness"
Congressional DISTRICTS
The opposite of gerTymandering.
Public Work
goal
construction
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
STATE SENATOR Vote for |

Delegates
Commission
Washington University.
Reappornn House membership 23 pporoned population
eal counties
n
population
counties.
Public Places: Republicans
Gubernatora support could legislative
statewide
gubenatoa Institutions Of fonazed dscussonpersasin
State School Aid Would
not relative
ncome tax
Open Spaces Present
standards clearly separating
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27
LENDERS OF HOUSE DELEGATES Vote for 10

JR. etheSda
WIN an interest IN the legislative have actively
which always lived
Reapportonmn per county with
Federal reappodoned geographical basis
Congressional restctng the entire state
and counties grouped possible together
faSe Places: Favor expanded Human Relations Committee
a Newspapers to pressure esaiOn Rockville example
pe ae'"eVeu inegrauoh Oh restaurant
State School Aids only county unable
to maintain minimum
county, - - " ~ " NV
partially effective since Department Of
Assessments has public actively
devoted to agriculture stringent
coming needed to assure preservation of
m Chevy Chase Builder and Developer Resident
OF Montgomery County for last
- Awarenes County My activity
has ranged through management
Reapportnn favor minimum
ant be made mandatory ~ ~ = ~ N' M ~ census
Congressional Districts: Reduimg popu
a o and SE%psensss Deviation Of population should not
be geographical well having homogeny o.
in public facilities on an equal basis with
every other citizen will support legislation
state School Aid Increase State aid minimum of 500
lures Financed by general
State tax percentage for eaueaona ds increase racing days with larger
Open Spaces: Present law only allows land
lands TO be purchased in future at price set today.
ROBERT z BuLARD G Silver Spring Native
State and County Bar military
of each and Legislative City, Of
entitled change in Senate now
Congressional Hartford;
County rd and 4 Baltimore City 5 Anne Arundel Calvert Charles St
Public Places: Forced indignation
Accommodations Ordnance monumental piece Of hvpoav Racial
harmony by compulson
for increasing
permit counties to raise needed taxes for
Open following
enactment seems to provide all the authority permitted
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-27

W. PERRY DOING Wheaton
participation organizations
helped acqunt with legislative background familiar
with the drafting and Interpretation of legislation
Reapportonmen: a
remainder of the membership
in large s counties WIZ" " fe'i census favor legislative 0S'S
Congressional Districts: believe that districts should be in fair proportion
10 population keeping
dble defined by county boundaries ''0" '9''' anu D'' "
persuasion practical approach prob
lem If legislation needed
measu mandatory. - 49, 800 ~ ~
Maryland ranks in comparison
or states is proper basis Rather the State should maintain minimum
unablet omeetsu standards
actual agricultural use be further defined to diminish abuses
Basa preservation OF should
minimum State
Restaurant Executive Have spent
s years active PARTICIPATION
careaedco international Rescue Committee and
of delegates
each county with membership in the House direct
Districts contiguous
equal distribution of population
should varying percent
Congressional districts
Public Places: favor statewide
legislative and gubenaoal
vance and secure by law and
o'e sool ad: Inc state government should maintain
minimum standards education
the beer ~ ~
Spaces: strengthening present legislation with State plan of
acquisition planning preservation
spaces by county action Agricultural
Chevy Chase Maryland unversitv law Universities
Philippines chairman; lecturer on para
mentary procedure; corporation executives study
Reapporonnen The House OF Delegates should
on the basis of population Consideration
to effect faier Senatorial representation
plus 11ard Baltimore
County Baltimore City; Baltimore City, Anne
St Marys; Garrett Aesany Washington
Georges; g. Montgomery.
or other media should serve public places limiting clientele
limited license which must after
TO alert possible