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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-06
TOP TUNES
BY JAMES LEE
Star Special Writer

Bobby Vinton Is far from
being blue over the success
Of his latest hit, ''Blue Vel
vet" on the Epic label.
The record is Bobby's Sec
Ond blue" tune following the
success Of blue on Blue"
The tune was part Of an
album on which there were
II songs with the word
"blue" In the title. The tune
was given big play first In At
lanta.
Bobby's fans made such a
demand to have 1t aired all
over the country, that Epic
decided to release the tune
as a single, even though the
song Is far from being a new
hit and was first recorded by
Tony Bennett.
blue Velvet" q simple
story Of a boys attraction
for a girl dressed In blue
velvet Is the seventh hit for
Bobby on the Epic label.
His past performances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-06
TOP TUNES
Bobby Vinton Is in His Blue Period

which landed high on the best
seller lists include "Roses
Are Red" Rain, Rain Go
Away" "Trouble Is My Mid
die Name" Lets Kiss and
Make Up" "0ver the Noun
tain ACROSS the Seal" and
blue on Blue" and his latest.
Bobby's faithful fans may
notice a subtle change in his
style. Epic recording and
artist executives say he Is be-
coming more mature and
sure Of himself as a singer.
AS a result, he has a great
deal more force and power
to his voice.
Bobby, now in his early
2Os, Travelled a long road to
top billing as a singer. His
start in music grew out Of a
desire to gain a seat In the
woodwind section of a SYM
phony orchestra.
While studying music at
Pittsburgh University. Bohhv
formed his own band. For
many years he was one of the
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top band leaders In the Pitts
burgh area and often Travelled
the road on one-nishters with
singers such as frankie
Avalon and Fabian.
Epic signed him as a band
leader, and many past Epic
releases features Bobby's
band in the background. He
worked for two years lead
ing his band behind OF h e r
singers before someone at
Epic discovered that he, too,
had a voice.
Now, Bobby's career is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-06

booming. Contract negotia-
tons are going on for a mo-
ton picture role and a pos
sible televiSion show this fall.
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

CHEW. '63 PARTs-Radio and aerial
generator. glass, rebuilt carb, Reason.
able prices. 10. S-70S7.
G0-KART - Modified PP-super '6S
Live axle. disc brake. Extra CARDS,
engine parts and helmet with face
shield. S125. 7O3-437-2621 after
PETS-want an unusual pet2 Boa
constrictors, birds. monkeys and other
RADIOS for $3.50 Chew, '57--'69
tords, 60 '6l PlymS., '67-66 Mercs
Aerials and speakers. LII. $3.50.
RAMBLER '55. rebuilt motor, good
tires, 90 excel. mil, good int, only
S95. 622-3444.
TIRES. pair 760x15 Firestone 300"
ssSoS ' lss.sssssss/"' practically new. ss6'
TRANSMITTER-HEATH D-20, peri
coma watts only $26. Call BOB
OLDSMOBILE 1854 hydramatic 2-dr
sedan $500 or best offer. KE. g.
TWIN EXHAUST complete, roll and
pleat Tor SO Ford tudor. Also run
AP. 7-0379.
WHEELS, TIRES, hubcaps, top boots
transmission. radios. LII. $3.50.
GREEN WOOL DRESS. cost 500 so;
sheer blue party dress, cost $l9.9b;
size II; each $40. JEAN, WI. 3-isli
HARDY BOYS BOOKS, Tom Swift,
RICK brant, others, only 80 cents ca
Call BOB, TE. 6-1S34.
HYDROPLANE, SKA it., steering gear,
taShometer and throttle, $50. Cali
JOHN. 10. 7-Sl14.
PARTS-,56 oldsmobile, cheapi 81
Ford sedan, 500. Ell. 6-392S.
BARBELLS AND 0-ib
ST. sSSSS. Drsfsi5ng tAbiss protessionAil
stamps. Call 656-ieO5.
PACKARD TRANS; 80 Mere. trans.
% Ford grille; Olds block assn,
Jahns pistons (new); 34S Chev. HI
Lift cam new. EN-. 5-434S.
PLYMOUTH 1860. body panels and
ooors: Ford l949-'53 VS.. Edelhrock
aluminium; 4-bbl. manifold, So; miileo
heads, $40 set: transmission, SIS: g.
spring clutch assembly, IS; straight
H floor shift, $40. Phone ia. 5-7343
PUMP, 110-volt, pumps 80 gallons per
minute. For boats, easements, etc.
$50 or best offer. LU. 3-2S4O.
BARBELL-DUMBELL SET. 226 lbs,
W y3g Ulniin1is rs shydroplane, $26'
MlnCneSter 3U-3O. S6O. Clarinet. $50.
sS,asssMsa. SPORT SEDAN. $780, Bu.
TR-3 engine and trans, best offer, '55
Chew. $50. Renault rad, S12, Austin
eng: $50. Austin Rdstr. body $50. Blu.
CHEVY 1850. semicustom, modified
engine. floor shift and duals. Over
5000 invested. Must sell TO best
offer. RONNIE. HE. 6-7965.
CHEVY '55 Bel Air 2-dr. hit, VS.,
powerglide, engine disassembled, best
offer. WA. 1854.
CORVETTE go. fuel Injection, 4-speed,
Z new tires, 2 tops. $1,000. Call 772-
ENGINE, SO T-Bird. 312-c.i,. 10000
miles. Can demonstrate. Sl2b. 8 600x
clutch for Ford. HES P. P. Kart en-
CINE Bird cage and stand. Make
offer. ART. JU. 5-4597.
DRUMS-Trap set. bass w/cymbal a.
wood block, snare w/flip. Switch for
tom-tom. JU. 6-422S.
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10 Honolulu Lulu A Love So Fine D
Jon & Deem CbiFfon,
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Ny Boy
Friends Boek W. .nI,t,eIpIoy
Angels o." sNon'
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Mortion Hop stop Ne
Ron. pellt Town YOU
Johnny Tillotson
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A Girl Dor He's Mine
Shirsllss Alice Wonderful
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cindyi Going Don't Think
To Cry Twice
Johnny e'o~ford Peter poOl, Mary
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Miscellaneous
For Sale
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FORD 1929 Model A roadster body
parts, / new left rear fender. orig
part never used, $35. Left 80 sedan
SSSSiSr' Si9 Starter; 81 Trans. snTd
shell 50 FE 7-443I
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=. A Love So Fine S"eS
Sc chitton, Tommy
Montgomery
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II ! Had q Nose Allison
Hummer Sings
Trini Lopez Nose Allison
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Miekey's Several Shade,
Monkey Of lode
Miroeles Cal Tiod.,
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le frankie and
Johnny
'd Som Cooke
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MOTORCYCLE, 1862 Triumph TR6,
$50 c., new bait. and seat, excel.
cond.. 1913. ia 2-s415.
MOTORCYCLE, 1859 Indian, ZOO &C.
just rebuilt, excellent cond. $500 or
offer. OIL. 2-0462.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-06

Cont Stoy Don't Think
Mod At You Twice
Sksster 0oVls Pe,s, Povl M,,v
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You Lost The Whot's Eosy
Sweetest Boy For Two
Mary Wells Mary Wells
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cRAyoAss. PAM oR ptNclll NAV d
USED, MAiInEFoAz No aaSG ,bkrfo
uliclr Doe1 - fIus II
EAuniR rEeoliE lst pIoiSRlV
Aas1ss1lmss suslss.sEusmw
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cchHEIa ne ruzzlg AND cliyHcUr
cls saoKEN tRm. pAsIE n on A NEcE
otpArIR hl,p ElIl'I Fcos llkhr Aor
AND ADoaHss wlGH ee,cs we nrguRi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

Of course, the Small Mammal House con-
tains number Of types that never look alive
until after dark-SOuth African aardvarks,
Cape jumping hares, flying squirrels and other
nocturnal species. The spectacle Of them in
motion, fascinating sight, is one Of the things
the sleeping public misses.
The curious serenity that settles on the ZOO
at night gives all the birds and beasts greater
appeal A huge hippopotamus named Arusha,
no beauty, swan up to the edge Of her pool one
night when Mr.. Ratliff was taking through two
special visitors. Staring up at them, she looked
suddenly sweet, and then the supervisor asked
her to open her mouth. Arusha slowly parted
her jaws in most obliging most impressive
yawn.
Mr.. Ratliff speaks of the lot of his animal
charges fondly.
During the day." he says, they're bunch
of clowns performing for peanuts At night
they are more themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

tally with pride the ones that arrive and sur
vive on their time Including, since last OctO-
Der, Grants zebra, Nile hippo. pygmy hippo,
water civet, DOrcas gazelle, black spider mon
key, reindeer, llama, De Brazza's guenon,
Cape buffalo and ringtailed lemur.
The zoo has an infirmary that is never COM
pletely empty and nursing the patients who
need 1t is one of the nighttime duties. One re-
cent inmate, Gelada babOon that had lost
one arm in fight, whimpered pathetically at
the sight Of the keeper, as hungry for attention
as any sick child.
The keepers check all the animals with
flashlights. 1.-two bright eyes stare back, where
an animal is supposed to be, I'VE can be pretty
sure it's all right It's when they don't look up
that we have to worry" Mr.. Ratliff said.
He explained that while a few sleep
sOundly through the night, most wild creatures
merely doze and come awake at the first sight
of intrusion.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Shannon & Luchs
CHEVY CHAsE =

Charming white brick Cape Cod
with custom built-in features, &
bedrms., 2 baths. modern Kitchen
with breakfast space, full bsmt'
plne-paneled rec. rm., maids rm,
screened porch overlooks fenced
"a. very conveniently located,
Ewes, Mrs. MacAuley, OIL. 2-6O93.
W., c. a. \. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Con.
venient and comfortable 3-bedrm
brick Colonial with liv. rm., sen
din. rm.. breakfast nook In Kit.
closed-in porch. first-floor powder
rm. FHA Appraised.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-contemporAry 81
bedrm. home, now vacant. Wv.
ss5ost s:Sos sSUDs SUst .nS .tFss sss onS SG''
$50 FHA or conV. Dial 434-l40O.
ADELPHI REALTY, REALTORS
LOCATION
rambler, doubie-hung wood vim
dows, 3 twin-sized bedrms., Q
baths, lge. modern kitchen, car
port. on lge. treed lot close to
elementary school, Price, $4,000.
Name your own terms.
CHESTER KELLER
Ju. 5-7100 Ewes, OIL. 6-225O
MAGNIFICENT brick New England
Colonial, perfect home for large
family large liv. rm. with firepl.,
lumoo-sized din. rm.. de luxe kit.
with. seating space for 10, twin
sized bedrms., 3 u baths, paneled
rec, rm., scr. pch., built-in garage.
S3l 300, JU. 7-770O III o.
MOVE WITH LINGO
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED, Spring.
Meld area = Attractive bileyel
rambler, bedrms.,. 2h baths,
rear iirs1lassd isnssd yard; family room:
kitchen, Only $4,000 down, $50
q month, W, CLIFFORD SHERT-
5ER, REALroR, OIL. $4,000, OIL.
6-e342.
MONTGOMERY HILLS = Ali-brk.
center-hall rambler, 3 bedrms.,
asni asn,rr rec; saI rm;; M full bsmtD garage.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. 6-23OO
MONT, CO.-Want TO rent or sell
your homer Call US first, WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. 9-644O.
MR.. AND MRS. HOMEOWNER, be-
lore selling your home ALWAYS
CHECK WITH PECK. Sold 90
homes in February.
HUGH T. PECK
ll246 Georgia Ave. p49-73OO
OLD KENSINGTON-Charming old
er Colonial, attractively restored.
new wiring, copper plumbing, re-
plastered and decorated. Deep
wooded lot. walk to bank and post
otilce lmmed. possess. 949-2S8O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
OLNEY AREA--Charming country
ASHTON RLTY., WA. 4.esii'
P0ToMAC-3-bedrm. ranch house.
nv. all on l FIR. Is acres, stone
outdoor tlrepl., center-hall ent.,
Nv, rm., din. rm., weil-eduip. kit,
,util, rm., jalousied breezeway,
2-ear garage, comp. paneled rec.
rm in bsmt.. water tested excel.
upper 30s. FRANK s, PHILLIPS,
lLnsSS OIL. 2-7O06, ewes. OIL. g.
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ll1e4o oeorSia o Ave y; A|A p4a-zaoo

OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS old
er Colonial, attractively restored,
new wiring, copper plumbing, re-
plastered and decorated. Deep
office Immed. possess. g49-2S8O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
METZLER, REALTORS
LIsTINos URGENTLY NEEDED
CHEVY CHASE NORTH

One Of the most delightful brick
ramblers we have seen anywhers
Perfect for easy / floor living
Tastefully decorated and ioadee
with extras. IL will please I'M
very particular buyer spacIou,
lving and dining areas. Today,
Kitchen with breakfast space. /
lovely bedrms., and 2 tile baths
al on floor. Huge jalousied anc
beautifully finished porch, easiiy
heated, overlooking the shaded
landscaped garden. Built-in "a.
rage. A real beauty. in the MID
2us. For details call our
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE OFFICF
Evening star., 1963-03-28

LANGLEY PARK-contemporAry 3-
bedrm. home, now vacant. W. W.
CARPET, quiet street, close TO
$50 FHA or conV. Dial 434-l400.
ADELPHI REALTY, REALTORS
Evening star., 1963-03-28

BETHESDA-Fine big rambler onlI
Is mo, old and better than new
Central air cond., 8 bedrms., ~
baths, lge. all-elec. kit, with am
PIE, DIN. space, sep. din, rm., lowell
rec, rm. with firepl., built-in ga
rage Low low 30s. FRANK s
PPHElLsL5bPpS INC, OIL. 2-7006, ewes
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LOCATION

Ayr. -old custom-built all-brick
rambler, double-hunR wood vim
dows, 3 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths, lge. modern kitchen. car
port. On lge treed lot close to
elementary school. Price, $4,000.
hanlA vNur 0uf, tarNaa
Evening star., 1963-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARC0LA - Custom-built A-bedrm
rambler with q view, quiet wooded
street which dead ends in I'M
PARK 4 real paradise close In
Yo1NKiN a CO. ess.lSoo. til {
Evening star., 1963-03-28
CHESTER KELLER
MOVE j5iI. 6 WITH WIFI ! LINGO !.

MONT, C0.-want to rent or sell
your home? Cali US first, WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. 9-6440.
MR.. AND MRS. HOMEOWNER, be-
Tore selling your home ALWAYS
CHECK WITH PECK. Sold 90
Evening star., 1963-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE

@AA@ - SAA11kJG
kollingwood - Attractive williams
burg brick home. 1 bedrooms, 4
baths, living room, dining room,
modern kitchen. Large bedroom
and bath on first. All bedroons
are twin size. immaculate. Md
sos; CAL WO. 6.230O It'll o. EDW.
n. JONES O. Co, INC, Realtor.
CHEVY CHASE. BEAUTY
First presentationl Between the
SluDs. Handsome New England
Colonial ideally located. Wide
senter-hal plan, paneied den
poWder rm., mod. kit, g bedrms :
baths up, Expan. 3rd FIR, 2-car
garage, Hot-water heat, Excel
financing. Priced in low 3Os.
HILDEBRAND, OIL. 4-87ll
CHEVY cHAsE-oREENACREs -
$4,000. Charming Asbestos shin
gle Colonial, situated on level
wooded lot. Liv. rm., sep. din
I'M. Kit. and porch on ist' 4
70 elem. school, tranSp, and
Stepping. Q a.m.-9 plm., EN-. =
Evening star., 1963-03-28
T. N. LERNER

Pres.s Harmony Corp.
WHEATON PLAZA 94g-7eOC
COLESVILLE AREA! = New true
center hall Colonial, sep. din. rm.,
2O.ft. ranch kit, 4 bedrms., ~
baths, carport, X acre. S27 $50
Call JU. 5-1661.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. e-l24C
COLEsvILLE - COUNTRY RAM.
BIER. with 3 bedrms,, llv. rm.
din, rm, and large kitchen, 2la
baths. firepl. in rec. rm., on X
acre lot, HE. 4-1300 til o.
LISz & LOFTIN, INC.
COLEsVILLE AREA = New bricE
rambler with 8 bedrms. on one
floor, 2 u baths, countryside kit
and paneled rec. rm, y -acre lot
WE TAKE TRADES. s27,g5O.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-170C
CONN. AVE. ESTS. : 3-bedrm,, 2.
story home with din. rm. anc
full bsmt. Close 10 schools anc
81. GATHERINGS. OF no SIS dn. OF
5000 down FHA, Sl3,250. J. g
CoNLEY REALToR. JU. 9-4134.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES : Immac
split, den. pch., many extras, sea-.
800 FHA. r. N. LEVY, 949-7400.
Evening star., 1963-03-28

COTTAGE IN COUNTRY for vaca.
tioning couple. within so mi, o.
Pent, in Va area. FL, 4-3g51
EXECUTIVE OF MAJOR COMPANl
lust transferred to washington de,
sires TO lease fine home, prefer.
ably Montgomery Co.. Nd. 4 bed.
rms. Up to $3.50 per mo. vii
consider option to buy. Please cal
between 0 and 4, EX. 3-12S2
MR.. LECLAIR.
SILVER SPRING OR NEARBY, havt
clients for 3 or bedrm. home
will pay up 10 5000 per month
Call Mr.. Peck, HE, 4-17O0.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
ST. FRANCIS OR ST. THERESA'S
PARISH, sc. - 3-bedroom house,
wanted, not over S10B. No chill
dren, 5A7-3542,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mor.
IIST WITH us EOR ACTION

ROCKVILLE. Rock Crest = 6-rm,
house IN excellent condition. Patio
Sl4,5O0. MEADOWBROOK, INC,
424-3O4S.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
FUTOMAC
Exceptional Value
READ THIS

PRETTY 3-bedrm. rambler, newly
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor. 94g-105O
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The District Government will
again have to pick up at least
part of the tab for the next in
terest payment due December /
on the District Stadium.
Proceeds from baseball games
may cover some, but certainly
not ali, of the $416,000 pay
ment, an Armory Board SpokeS-
man said today.
The exact amount involved
will not be determined until
the baseball season ends Sep
TENDER 10. the spokesman said.
But game attendance is be-
tween 10000 and 10000 below
last years.
This will mark the third time
the board has had to request
funds to cover the interest on
the sports arena. In May, 1862,
and again in May this year, it
had to go to the District for
financial help.
The interest payments are
due twice yearly on the $l9.8
million bond issue raised to fl
nance the stadium. No one has
yet begun to figure out how the
principal on the bond issue it.
self will be paid off and esti-
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Newsmun to Speak

Ray Scherer, NBC news cor
respondent, will discuss Look
ing Ahead in the International
Situation" in the last lecture
sponsored by the University of
Maryland Summer School. He
will speak at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the Business and Public Ad-
miniStration Building on the
College Park campus. The lee
ture is open to the public.
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Baltimore City Leaders
Back Redistricting Plan

the Third local election dis
trict.
Fourth-in the center of the
city, would expand into the
present Seventh Congressional
district to take in 100000 per-
sons in the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth wards.
Seventh-expanded into Bal
timore County, covering $780,
900 persons in the First, Sec
ond, Third and Fifth county
election districts, including
Pikesville, Gainesville. and
Lansdowne.
DR.. Perusse said the plan
was approved by Baltimore
City State Senator Verda We'll
come and Delegate Julien Lap
ides, both Democrats, and Rob-
ert c. Prem. Of the City's
Junior Association Of Com
merce. All are on the rediS-
tricting committees board of
directors.
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ashamed of anything I did as
city manager" he said. In his
defense he cited as his ac-
complishments the establish
ment of the dental clinic, the
mental hygiene clinic, the ami
NAL welfare program and the
wage scale plan for police and
firemen.
Il even directed traffic on
Sunday mornings when police
men weren't available" he
said. Il think I'd make a mar
velouS councilman because
there isn't anything anybody
can give me to make me do
something I don't want to do.
I don't drink or run around
to nightclubs, so I don't need
much money"
His brother, James, is an
Alexandria Municipal Court
Judge and another brother,
Michael, is a United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Several Baltimore City lead
ers have approved q plan to
redraW Congressional district
lines within the city. according
tc the Maryland Citizens Com
mittee for Fair Congressional
Redistricting.
DR.. Roland I. PerusSe, COM
mittee chairman, said today
the approval was along lines
he has plotted, and is a major
step in obtaining fair redis-
tricting throughout the State
During a meeting in Balti-
more yesterday, he reported
that the city leaders involved
accepted the following con-
gresSional districts:
Third-add 10000 persons
from nearby Anne Arundel
County, considered part of the
Greater Baltimore area. 1t
covers the Fifth county cleo
ton district, and the First,
Third and Fifth precincts of
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Stresses Education
Mr.. Early, who completed
his first term on the school
board last month, stresses edu-
cational issues in his cam
paign.
I'm concerned about school
construction" he said. 1--WE
should start thinking now
about another high school
(after the T. C. Williams High
School is built and four more
elementary schools "
He also proposes the con-
struction of a new central Ii
brary and retention of the pre-
sent library as it now exists.
Tentative plans by the coun-
Gil call for enlargement of the
present library.
The sale of bonds for street
repairs and construction kind
of gals me-" he said. I'm con-
sentative when it comes to
money. We should have more
pay-aS-you-go programs.
Follows ZOning Plan
Mr.. Faiths campaign theme
is growth with sound plan
ming" He advocates close ad-
herence to the city's master
coming plan to maintain the
graceful and pleasant living in
Alexandria "
Residents need protection
against smoke stack industry
and arbitrary coming" he said.
He also favors preservation of
historic buildings, school con-
Struction planning, education
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of mentally retarded persons
and facilities for mentally Ill
persons.
He said he is not critical of
the council but does not wish
to be identified with It's pres
ent policies.
I'm for a more active ap-
proach to the solution Of prob
lems," he added.
In First Bid
Mr.. Miller, in his first bid
for public office, seeks to be-
come the city's first Negro
councilman.
AS chairman Of the Durant
Civic Association until recent
ly, he insisted that the council
give citizens an increased voice
in decisions on urban renewal
plans. He unsuccessfully OPP
posed the coun ellis decision to
erect new public housing units
on Negro-owned property.
Under his leadership, the
Durant group became tbs city's
leading Negro organization.
Significantly, it was at a
Durant dinner meeting that a
guest, Vice Mayor Eugene w.
Zimmerman, disclosed his
sweeping plan to set up the
Citizens Committee for Com
munity Improvement to attract
citizens participation in
municipal matters.
FavOrs Industry
Mr.. Snaps principal target
in his campaign appears to be
the residents Of the historic
Old Town district.
"Old Town people have run
firms out Of town." he said.
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II favor more commercial and
industrial expansion - an d
restoration of Old Town only
If it doesn't interfere with
commercial development"
His other proposals include
the construction of an asphalt
tank farm planned along the
waterfront and the erection of
high-rise apartment buildings
in the historic area.
The city's urban renewal
program, he said, lis going to
cost about $6.5 million, which
I'm a hundred per cent against"
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Man Is Charged
In FutuI Stubbino

Willie q. McGlen, SO, of the
700 block Of Quincy street
NV, has been charged with
homicide in the fatal stabbing
OF Damon Harrell, "a, of 1903
D street NE, during an ar
gument Saturday night.
Police said the stabbing oc-
Cured at about 11:25 pm.
Saturday on the front porch
OF McGlen's residence. Mr..
Harrell was stabbed in the left
chest with an S-inch butcher
knife.
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Sleep Walker Hurt
In Fall From Window

An Annandale (Va.) man
was admitted to Fairfax Hos
pital early today after falling
from a second-floor window at
his home while walking in his
sleep. the hospital said.
Benjamin F. Conley, "a, Of
9205 Columbia Pike, was ad-
mitted at 2:l0 am. with back
and facial injuries. He was
reported in fair condition.