Frederick News-Post (Newspaper) - April 12, 1955, Frederick, Maryland GOOD K gray matter to produce green Mild showers likely Yesterday High 86 Low 42 VoL 104 UB LEASED AND FEATURES THE FREDERICK POST FREDERICK TUESDAY APRIL 12 1955 FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY CENTS COUNTY CLEANUP FORMAL IS DISCUSSED ON SALK POLIO AT CONFERENCE VACCINE TOD AY Joha Near Frederick Convicted Of i At Hearing Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield i Jr Monday night sentenced Johnf Bennett of MBI APPOINTMENT TO ANOTHER POST Public Cooperation I Expected To Herald The Setup Is In rection on conviction of to provide for his wife and three j Of Intolerant infant children I Men ed Week Oi April HARFORD COUNTY Of The End Of Polio SCHOOL CHILDREN The defendant's wife and in-law testified Bennett ed Government and State AX DESCRIBED TO BE INOCULATED The chairman of Governor mother and grandmother can dole WORK HE DECLARES j ARBOR Mich April 11 UB Bennett's sole defense was that WASHINGTON April 11 i Keep Maryland secret papers on the Salk he has to meet monthly 1 ward J Corsi bitterly refused j ful committee John E Clark were ments to his brother on an auto- j day to consider a new offer of a j a Belair attorney came to expected tonight to herald the be- mobile he purchased His wife State Department job Instead he 1 erick last night and met with the ginning of the end of polio testified he receives more than 580 raised a charge that America's sponsors of the whether and how monthly disability payments from refugee program is in the grip of j Week to lend his experience of weu the vaccine be the government and weekly j intolerant men i the past three years in Harford disclosed at EST from Maryland Unemployment The program will not work I County as an impetus to the row Service said in a letter to pram here If the answer is yes it means John Thomas Blackston Dulles until you and the The meeting held at the hast in a erick was found guilty of are willing to rescue Church street School was attended search for a practical way to stop toxication as charged by Sergt from the grip of an intolerant by about 100 persons representing polio and its tragedies Denver Shook and Officer both in Congress and within not only the 48 4-H Clubs Guesses as to the Dorsey Friday He was sent to the State Department itself which support the County 4-H Older Youth Group which called the i meeting but representatives of no confirmation civic clubs both and j Tne Uvo mcn wno knou men men's clubs Scout groups and i comment on i Smith Lisbon i others mors Cooksville and Thomas E j As coordinator of the Governor s But Dr Salk shook his head i Dickerson Arrests were by Lt I tv worker and officeholder in I program at a local level the wnen asked if he had made Potts Officers i New was urged bv i ing was conducted by Roger H j any statement that his work would Norman Trump Nathan Dorsey i Republican National Chairman r i I ASIAN POLICIES i ARE ATTACKED BY STEVENSON Sees Risk Of Third World War In Defense Of Offshore Islands i UNITED STATES IS ALIENATING FRIENDS Photo By Frank Keefer WINNERS AND SPONSORS OF EGG Seated left to right pre-school winners Thomas E Rjchard Barthlow second 6 to 9 group 15 Ronald W Rinehart winner 01 the cup with 39 eggs In i FOUI other defendants in in- are p rear are Charles K Taylor people are sabotaging j chairman Officer Ellis Carty Thomas S Glass chairman of Boys and Girls work committee CHICAGO April 11 tB Stevenson said tonight be has grave misgivings about risking a third world war in defense of Quemoy and Matsu islands He accused the Eisenhower ad- ministration of pursuing a end policy in Asia and said the United States should enlist other free nations in an open tion of policy on the Formosa situation Stevenson told a nationwide dio audience in a prepared speech that U.S dissension with its allies weakening of the grand alliance of free nations pledged to T Remain Willard county roads engineer j snow that the vaccine was an un- Martin Kanode Mr Willard and Mr Clark ex- j success the program is designed j in a news conference they gave j to create state wide public j some educational tips on vaccines i ness of the litter problem and jn generai pointing out that agreed that the immediate ob- j everyone responds the same way i of the program is to bring thar nf thr i 1 If I I I IV I L L I Leonard Hall to stay in the ad- ministration They conferred after Corsi had already sent his letter to Dulles YOUNGSTERS IN EASTER EGG HUNT HERE it down to a community level to i that against small HR II MM An stimulate personal participation by i pox is 95 per cent or If the general public giving them 1 better personal j Vast News Coverage The long range objective is to Dr F r a n c i s tomorrow an- JS Had Held Wife And Three job as immigration ad- Rinehart of 429 West Patrick street viser and deputy administrator of j son cf Mr and Mrs Russell J Rinehart uho found 39 eggs ing the Easter Egg Hunt staged Monday afternoon in Baker Park by the Kiwanis Club will have the privilege holding the club's Twelve-year-old Ronald Wayne i duty in holding the children in line the Refugee was pulled out from under him last week by the device of abolishing the job However Dulles offered to give him another surveying the litter by developing being printed late systematic collection of trash j a scientific session at the and effective enforcement of trash University of Michigan which and garbage ordinances will have the greatest news The County Clean-Up Week on j coverage ever given a the Governor has put his meeting Children As Hostages In Kentucky silver cup for a year A crowd estimated from 800 ouster had drawn sharp and 1.000 children and parents criticism from j were present when the hunt I groups and others i ed at 1 p m The weather was Hall In view of Mr Cor- balmy with the sky beginning to i si's long and valuable contribution cloud over The overcast had no I to the Republican party -I urged i effect on the spirits of tbe nf tinll run t ule -1 I OH Ot IOC Ky April 11 to continue in the youngsters who were divided rom April 22 to 29 In the work of anniversary of the death of this week all organizations are Un rj Roosevelt a polio victim expected to cooperate According to tentative plans the county win shot and killed a tration J T tiL a expected to cooperate According who founded the National crazed gunman who had held the t tion for Infantile Paralysis J official's wife and three j Corsi told reporters he could not into three age groups for the hunt sections and Research dollars from the j hostages for four hours in their j when a reporter remarked You all trash is gathered in piles trucks March of Dimes fund con- i home trill haul it to central points for by the public and devoted are a politician aren't Cor- disposal according to Mr Willard Urged To Bars Mr Clark urged every motorist to carry a paper bag in his car in which he can put candy and i Shearer chairman of the swers to polio total now about 10 Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Con- Each had its own area in which to seek the 1.800 eggs which had been hidden earlier in the day by Second prize winner in the older group was Richard Barthlow 12 of RFD 6 Frederick who had garnered 25 eggs He and Edward Leatherman 11 of 136 W Patrick street were neck and neck for a while but Edward could find only 22 eggs Finds 16 Eggs In the 6 to group Eugene Corun 9 of 443 West South street was first with 16 eggs while Cary K Webb aged 9 of Point of Rocks was a close second with 15 The pre-school group winner was Thomas E Mercer 5 years old of 25 Taney Apartments who found 26 eggs He said he was Timmy and he joined church on Sunday and that he found one millions Dr Francis University of igan epidemiologist headed the trol Board said he fired when the intruder threatened to kill all of us pers cartons and paper cups year-long task of gathering the re- until they can be deposited in a j suits Of the vaccination of 440.000 gunman a former mental j waste is something that j children Some 210.000 do to help keep down i public servant Responsibility On Walter letter to Dulles put sponsibility for his ouster on Rep i Walter coauthor of law I members of Det Sgt A nest with five eggs in it at Dietz Boy Scout Troop 266 The I the tower Second in this group Scouts guarded the park until was Earl Luther Main aged 4 j the hunt was on and did yeoman Continued On Page Four PL ACES BLAME MISSING PLANE that The local program will fall into four general areas of interest highways park and recreation areas civic improvement and perty improvement it was pointed out But the most important item is to educate the public in ing from throwing trash along roadsides and on just for a season but for a year round project received j patient already had fired one shot tbe Chief Carl Heustis and later designated i JT ana j as Communist as Dr Spafford Ackerly a T- x i t n I aware Corsi wrote tonight at least Dr you to me in your sons Bullet Grazes Arm Of L N Railroad Policeman Continued On Page Four s FISHERIES INSPECTOR REPORTED Cambridge Man Accused Of Threatening Life Of SUte Employe The police chief accompanied office Friday of the necessity of Shearer into the house while j your maintaining friendly relations ville police armed with Congress and I cannot see j j XL i how the embarrassment caused bv SLES ment tte same Apartment FOR NEWS LEAKS Adams Accuses Federal Employes Of Previous Administrations CAMBRIDGE Md April 11 Johnny Parks 27 acquitted of Police identified the slain man as Thomas Fay Redfern 35 He had a 38 caliber pistol 16 cartridges and a hunting j Made Telephone Call BEING HUNTED Indian Airliner Was ing Red Chinese gation To Parley 0101111 BY GOVERNOR Spending Budget Among 165 Signed Into Law than the islands themselves He referred to Quemoy and su tiny islands which are under invasion from nearby Red China Facing Bitter Consequences Speaking in response to what he said were requests for his views on the nation's Far East policy Stevenson said he believes it is based more on political difficulties BALTIMORE 11 nere at nome tne realities of our situation in Asia We face the bitter of that policy he said either another damaging and retreat or else the of war modern war unleashed setting up Maryland's not by necessity not by strategic j ord 269 million dollar spending budget and measure to raise the judgment If we should withdraw under revenue to balance it were signed fire from defense of these Islands into law today we again act the paper tiger if Gov McKeldin put his signature i we join in their defenses we are to the bills shortly after receiving at war perhaps world war additional assurance from the out major allies and most torney general's office that the Of the public opinion in Asia revenue raising measures are sound The bills were among 165 signed by Gov McKeldin Senate dent Goldstein and House Speaker Luber 5th in a marathon session today Shortly before the ceremony Atty Gen C Ferdinand Sybert and his deputy Harrison L Winter wrote the governor that they feel the budget is sound He said The tragedy Is that the possibility of war just now seems to hinge upon small lands that lie almost as close to the coast of China as Staten Island does to New York Would Consult Friends He urged that our government promptly consult our friends yes and the uncommitted states too and ask them all to join with us There had been some doubts I LI an open declaration condemning raised about the methods by which i the use of force in the Formosa the General Assembly passed the Strait and agreeing to stand with revenue measures in its frantic I us in the defense of Formosa closing hours a week ago against aggression T jr 1 UUb 111 0 I Continued On Page Four Six Are Recommended WASHINGTON April 11 I cannot believe that if Mr j president Eisenhower's chief Walter's attacks can compel my Adams blames Federal employes held over from attacks may previous administrations for i not result in a similar unexpected and premature SINGAPORE Tuesday April 12 and planes searched a of the South China Sea a missing Indian persons aboard I sure of present administration next w policies In a letter to Sen Sparkman dated April 2 Adams delegation including lesser officials and newsmen to Provides Withholding Tax j the assurance provided by The bills had come out of the such a common position concurred j conference committee and the ar- jn by the nations whose weight i gument was that it violated and are essential to the procedures by amending one i ultimate success of any j of the committee's j policy Stevenson said neither j tions and killing another j We nor Chiang should any j The revenue bills provide longer need to rely a I 1 Setting up of a withholding precarious position in these system for state income taxes offshore islands to resist the expected to raise j aggressive ambitions of the by collecting 18 nese Communists toward For- year mosa 2 Raising the income tax on cor- j Friends Are Alarmed confer ence in Bandung Indonesia from 4 to per cent i Stevenson said in a nationwide to produce j broadcast carried by networks of malM The Diane a Ton 3 sales tax CBS and NBC the Eisenhower ad- said i Jfn 1 Ait tions from items which are leased of n 1 o d In such as taxicab tires and words in Far Eastern man last night as he rode in an j Sauit of A fisheries inspector State police flew the the Eisenhower administration tn thp not available m Maryland situation has alarmed our friends lawyers were listed by the State j largely for i from previous administrations nati division bullet a window of the left side of j Thomas Pritchett of newera ioia i i the cab Three Head another State inspector said Shearer he was getting back at I to the federal er trainmen in the cab were not the incident last Saturday Shearer for an incident which soon to be relinquished by presidential injured i ently resulted from the confiscation claimed occurred 20 years As strike of 10 non- Friday night bv fisheries officials j when Shearer was a Juvenile Court operating unions entered day negotiations resumed ington after an Easter w recess At Miracle Ky near Harlan the L N reported the tion of a temporary railroad bridge to replace one that burned last week Traffic began to move one way ifs i Of a boar taking overs j probation officer and I I IT in the Honga River in lower a high school student President of the State j Democrats disloyal to weekend Chester When Shearer walked into Richard F j present engine i Iy would have gone to the counties telegrams and phone calls nation's networks judge plied sharply April 5 that the terms said the plane was believed j On the alphabetical list in irresistible inference that must be to have crashed 100 miles off g r o s s receipts n i from vour letter is that Sarawak British crown colony on at 2 per utilities j which now pay ife per cent WHEAT CROP maintaining the present rate Abbott said the next dav in house Redfem George Cochran Doab the publication the J the island of Borneo engineered The airliner took off morning from Hong SERGEANTS RATE Do you remember Shearer replied he didn't think ville Parks approached him and threatened his life He said the j young waterman told so I'll kill every tidewater of a took part in last night's affair and that goes for you me the gunman persisted Watkins to embarrass the R Dorsey Exchange Or Correspondence Became More Excited i announcement was made by The of correspondence It was already hours over- remember C A Anderson chairman of stop in the State Bar Association Sparkman's April 5 letter re- men railroads This will produce 319.000 The average for railroads making radio contact with Jakarta but is near il- plane began sending distress oer Authority Borrow The revenue measures were i worked out by the conference com- to bring in some IS REPORTED DOWN Sarawak Peter Mahta Air India's Bushels Forecast By Agriculture About Off WASHINGTON April u U S Air Force in Europe gave its master sergeants cy tests and f Ad hi U C J T J I Shearer later that committee on federal judicial ferred specifically to the Yalta gation until today when they were dently I had picked him up and 1 appointments pers leaked to the New York throP doUars more than present Agriculture Department charged and trial set for taken him to a detention home Times March 15 one day ahead Then went enue Produce to forecast this year's winter wheat 2 p.m in Magistrate's when I was a probation made prompt y by of the March 28 l eni budget a crop at Court Shearer said Redfem started Parks was cleared last ting more and more worked up 53 per cent are 20 ber of a after Heustis asked if he per cent are verv 19 to prosecute could leave the room to get some rent are 6 per cent Weldon Tnomas was milk The gunman retorted No are 1 per cent and in the same and became more excited and i case Both were accused of pulled out his pistol ann i per cem i n Technical and staff sergeants elderly Bishops The chief lunged at the also were given examinations The i Head waterman was set upon gun m a n and the psychiatrist Air Force did not reveal the re and ln nis home and robbed joined the fray It was then that suits of these tests No reason was of his life's savings Shearer shot the man Shearer shaken and weeping as ATOMIC TEST POSTPONED he emerged from the house silent Continued On Page Four a Cabinet committee's to retire June 1 of the list will s Federal Bar Jakarta air control officials Britain's RAF Min Now on new transportation Rescue Center in Singapore which man new and a March 9 leak dispatched a fast launch to the to the same newspaper of a report last position Two f s to Gen Brownell on the anti- Sunderland flying boats and two 1 trust laws Valletta transport aircraft were to Theater crop control program make letter was in reply to join the search at dawn today tion operators of the Tivoli and The department said the winter an earlier demand from British navy headquarters here Frederick motion picture wheat crop improved during tbe i man addressed to Eisenhower said it had received word two here announced Monday in most 01 the North one sixth from last year's production This decline reflected adverse u u effect of drought in parts of tbe Theater Manager Here Southern Great Plains and a ther cutback in planting a piven The tests are held annually i THE WEATHER The weather forecast for land TO MARK GOTEBO Okla April 11 ciai important govern- were govern LAS VEGAS Nev April 11 newsmen I had to do something This Kiowa County community is A forecast of continuing winds that i had hoped and prayed j planning a big to Mrs ment reports to day forced postponement until at never have to do Deborah Legg Friday on her have been studied and cleared Chief Heustis 100th birthday by Ihc executive branch not mention the Yalta least Wednesday of a Mostly cloudy and with a few scattered showers likely and high around 70 de- grees And there you have the er story for today The mercury row morning will determine ever saw He had a whole er set 1 in in i m ft J self for an end to what Sparkman ships one of them Norwegian City Manager Amos L tral States but declines in the and were in the general area Lawrence K Mason areas more than offset Uie hurrying to the scene A horo Pa has been promoted to improvement British navy frigate i manager of the Frederick The Department said it appears was being sent from Mason has been with that a fifth of the acreage planted at for a year after j to winter wheat will be abandoned by the executive branch to uses aaj har SUPPER BURNED discharge as a first sergeant He vest of grain Some of it will be in that letter j Of a basement is a veteran of three and a-half I used for livestock pasture only Has Replied mem at 215 East street years service in Korea Elsewhere in agriculture atomic shot on Frenchman Flat j the slain gunman as strong as She will be presented a crisp di mild I The Atomic Energy Commission an Ox and new representing gifts of iwers said a Bather conference He was as crazy as anyone I SI each from 100 friends menu av m tasi In his April a letter got overly excited about p Married to the former Miss Janet j ing and the weather were out of This Department test of Army jumped to 86 degrees yesterday ment and construction of the 1955 LIGHT EARTHQUAKE LA Italy April step in late March over much of the nation the department said Recent freezes caused much Mrs Legg makes her home with the tower blast will be bling list of grievances apparently a daughter Mrs Clara Miller but told Adams even if the Monday when a piece of ham Zentmyer of Waynesboro the new i of at 9 m Wednesday against everybody is able to care for herself without dent's top assistant refuses cooked caught fire United manager of the Frederick Theater i his will be the major Defense i name officials responsible firemen were called A spokesman will take up his duties in this city The oldest resident of he county j wonder if you are willing to say for the volunteers said AU that Thursday under the new policy age to fruits and vegetables in the she says she never had but two definitely that they are was necessary was to pick up of to operate its i Southeastern part of the country I crats j the utensil and carry it outdoors I separate houses here as j In addition the adverse weather Adams has not replied to the No damage was reported except dent units in the chain and with resulted in serious setbacks to crop figure today the sayi to the heart of the nuclear burst there were no injuries or damage I ried i Continued On Page Four the burned supper i Individual managers progress and 10 degrees mem ana construction of me LA SPEZIA Italy April 11 she says she never had but two for the warmest reading of the series and three jet planes will A light earthquake was felt in doses of medicine in her life and j season but it won't approach that be flown by remote control close J this Ligurian port city today but they were taken before I was
