Morning Herald (Newspaper) - June 21, 1961, Hagerstown, Maryland HERALD forecast ind CM with at Hmn In Thursday timing ind VOL NO 146 WEDNESDAY 1961 PACKING SHED BURNS Pictured above is the scene of the M E Knouse fruit packing shed lire at Quincy about 3 miles north of Waynesboro last night Damage was esti mated in the Four firemen were injured fighting the blaze Story on Page 2 Photo by Kenneth L Rejects Charges A m J a CD Committee To Do Same The Board of County Com yesterday with Civil Defense Director L Jim Mobley tha the Civil De fense Committee should serve only in an advisory capacity to Mobley and his deputy J Her bert McElwee Board President Lem E Kirk said he was disturbed thai a group appointed by the County Board as an advisory organiza tion should be telling the board what to do In addition Kirk said he was also disturbed by a request from the leaders of the committee at last weeks meeting of the County Board that Mobley and McElwee be fired in the interest of a better CD program in their opinion said the original aim of ap said the original aim of the ap pointing the by the Rev John to create a harmonious atmosphere and at the same time give Di rector Mobley more with which to work Commissioner Charles L Mobley TUll uc lea Downey said that the Civil by the Board for carry fense committee shocH h ng out a to understand they are to act ram the Board aan m am only in an advisory ne committee would be respon that Director Mobley would Continued On Col 4 responsible for all The commissioners send a letter to the inform them of their position Mobley and McElwee w appeared before the Board ye said they were not informed about what the tii me feel the committee has given a blank check to spen as they please The con shoulder ermed ar fense program They with Director Mobley that th niju ma i J really had an op something Commissioner SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS Top US Aide Ordered From Atom Talks Calls Self Nazi Tool Says He Had No Power To Stop Slaying Of Jews By GARVEN HUDGINS JERUSALEM Adolf Eichmann swore calmy Tuesday in the name of the Almighty God he Spring Ends With Summery Temperatures The mercury climbed up into he summer zone yesterday as spring bowed out of Washington County Today is the first day of summer Yesterdays high mark Failchild Brous Faces Buys Two New Charges Businesses Of Sabotage SALT LAKE CITY Utah Laboratories of Ver a AD milion Ohio a specialist in gas The federal government filed lubricated bearings has been sabotage charges Tuesday quired by the Fairchild against Bernard Jerome A Corp The business and equipment prosecutor said he understands of will be transferred Brous is eager to stand trial and to Fanchilds Stratos Division at tell his story to the Bay Shore NY world Fairchild also acquired the 51 is described an man sets of a affiliate at the world generally and at the Advanced Precision Inc a small telephone company specifically machine shop engaged primarily in machining of high precision components of prototypes and test models largely for aircraft and space systems Laboratories was founded in 1955 and has carried research projects for many large corporations and for the mil services Advanced Precision Inc will re main at Vermilion and serve as a Midwestern facility for the Stra tos Division Personnel of both operations will be offered employment by Fair child the company announcement said E G Uhl president of Fairchild Stratos staled thai work of complemented the Stratos Divisions engineering ef forts in the field of gas bearings and lubrication at high speeds nnd extreme temperatures Tribo identity will be retained within Stratos and its work in fields other than gas bearings and will be augmented by facili ties and programs currently un derway at Stratos Acquired with are the rights to some 37 patents issued to Fred Macks sole owner of the labora tory including the gas bearing dynamoelectric designs which were developed at Tribo Pennant Parade American League 5 4 5 4 Niw York 6 Kanui City 2 National League i 1 1 1 0 44 M tools M May 28 explosions which tempo knocked out tal microwave communications Brous a New Yo friends say parlayed a heritance info a real estale for tune was arrested at Ensenada Mexico last Saturday night in his schooner SO WHS Uan o tilled lt 23 a miner and heavy equipment operator from Reno Nev who said Brous hired him to blow up he microwave relay tower at Nev the underground cable relay system at Knolls Utah and the microwave relay tower at Cedar Mountain in west ern Utah WaS tsu iu we when a small firm of his compete with a large phone com pany for minor repair work in Texas C iv n IK felt was a big business monopoly in telephones and sent out recruit ing letters for his American Re publican Army letters led to his arrest Costello Freed Returned To Second LockUp NEW YORK Prank Costello came out of one jail Tuesday and went right back into another He took shuffle with a smile Remarking that he his sense of humor Costello told newsmen When I dead Costello 70 finished of an income tax ei twice He w General Sessions Court Judge Charles Marks dispatched him to Bikers Island lo finish out 15 days in Cily Prison on con tempt charges He can cut the sentence to 10 days with good be been only a bureaucrat orders and not the key figure in the World War 11 extermina of six million Jews ime for the first time in lis own defense before an Israeli court the former chief of the Gcs voted is the duty of Jewish Affairs Section said group F Kennedy to be was powerless to halt for the commemoration of the Battle of measures Nazis against the Jews oard yes not kep the Sept 17 E Russell Sicks local historian and could not influence he declared in measured German My status was loo modest said he acknowledged he was an le count has bee to Hicks in reviewing plans or the Mountain Centennial bureaucrat who carrie complex train schedules and border regulations in his head as Nazi death trains sped across Eu to have a pageant collecting victims for the agreed Battlefield camps e the original idea was lo 10 weeks Eichmann sat in me the glass cage following testimony Civil should bring aking notes as Israeli prose i least 100000 people hammered away at their that but alas this seems that Eichmann was not gone overboard a bureaucrat cut had Hicks took exception with the charge that the in fact the chief organizer of the slaughter lily to visit to Eichmann got his chance him to visit some speak he promptly dented this icy sugd be commemorations He said that the BalUe of also denied that he voluntarily accompanied his Israeli captors f the truly one of the great Buenos Aires Argentina to He of world history and last year for trial held the only place where was chained to a bed after I or and South can kidnaped in Buenos Aires and CD in a Civil War kidnapers demanded that 1 iv fit a voluntary declaration lhat e Hicks pointed out wanted lo stand rial in Israel Col was the most of the northern states said 1 said I to be turned aver to Argen most northern of the police They said no Later states during the Civil rar He said that the fetters were replaced and I vas tjed to my bed This cannot or spirit of Maryland is called a voluntary iCo reason why the be present at were the only details de J ge tah AP ent filed Tuesday the battle Speaking of both soldiers in lue and in Gray lit Hicks aid President Kennedy who ts in the chair of Abraham Lincoln must not be counsel Robert Servatius t rought forth on Eichmanns ure The West German lawyer s started his case with his basic i thai Eichmann was a f mere cog in the Nazi ion we commemorate trial of sacrifice e conviction of being right nd their love of Police as mad nd at out that North and South had Suspect finally ge in i le at Antietam For Genral Lee it was one of fhe battles ever fought And Burglary Union Army he noted the soldiers a new burglary suspect was confidence that they early Tuesday when he tried c Afl the escape a police stakeout of his r Lee and his a ht in his Jensen To Quit Roberts was not the mar ought in the stakeout Patrolmen lobert Leutbecher and Nicholas tose had gone to the apartment n hopes of capturing Harold F ev who blow up One wanted in connection with wo recent burglaries Knolls ve relay in YORK AP The has called a work in New York for police arrested a man escribed as an accomplice o Roberts and learned thai rts also went under the alias of arold F Smith re in support ot 85000 striking also was wanted for g couldnt one in what he monopoly t New York Shipping threatened to sue the ILA for reach of and for Shippers figure it costs wm about million for every ay the docks are shut violation f The officers said the man en ered the aboul 4 am being told he was under arest struggled with Leutbecher nd escaped into the street where ican Fly The Umbaugh J With work toward FAA certification of the aircraft making progress f Aircraft Corporation here has started official observers on test flights Until only test pilots were permitted to fly t of those making the first flights was ght back the Davis of the Morning Herald news staff reactions to flying in the aver lost with a photographic report will be published in 1C do special edition of The Local Scene column 2 months ion latest inside Local Scene look at from project will include an interview with lo Umbaugh himself and discussion of status of production plans for the inish aircraft on concut miss this special Local Scene report tomorrows Morning Herald Alternative Proposed On Bond Issue John an investment broker with a national firm told the Board ol t c m pe r Commissioners there is though reasonable hope of selling ing to weather observer D Paul Oswald was a humid 85 It was the highest since last the reading was Friday when 87 bonds to build a new courthouse under the current enabling aci which sets an interest ceiling of three per cent told the board it i LI ic n Yesterdays low temperature bc a waste of limc to as and the mercury had fven a Prospectus mercury had fallen back to 74 at Mr Os walds Bridgeport weather sta tion by pm Hager Mill Withdrawn From Sale The properly at 245 Mill St adjacent to Hager Park off Frederick St known as the old Hager Mill property was with drawn when offered for sale in front of the Court House yes afternoon by Auctioneer Joseph C Snyder The principal building is a story and basement ware house with of the original mill is still standing Additions to the property were made some time ago The old mill was built more lhan 150 years ago and original y was a stream on the to operate the mill The original building is one of the oldest in the cily There is also a concrete block building The premises arc now occupied by Forsyth Storage Transfer Co Owners of he property and another one at E Balti more St also offered for sale yesterday were formerly John A Forsyth and wife deceased Trustees are Samuel C Strite and Leo H Miller Joseph C inyder was the auctioneer for 0th The E Baltimore St proper y also withdrawn is a three and basement residence vith garage A residence property at 47 North Are former property of the late Cecile Roach Sei bert consisting of a stucco house with two apart ments brought when of at public sole yesterday by Auctioneer Snyder Annette R Howard is executrix of the estate while McCauley Cooey are the attorneys A brick home with three bedrooms at Cedar Lawn west of Hagers town brought when of for sale yesterday by Auctioneer Snyder It is The properly originally was conveyed to Orville A Waga man and wife The trustees arc John Collon Vincent Jroh and William G j u However he did propose an al and the commissioners agreed to let Joseph Dagenais local investment broker loot into its feasibility What the county might do Richter said is sell bond anticipation notes These notes would only require abou two percent interest to he paid he said and probably could be absorbed by local banks fn Uie meantime the county could go ahead with work on the remodeling of the court house which is expected to cosl near a million dollars When the term ol the notes is up Richter explain ed the county could then have its delegation to Hie Legislature introduce an act which raise the interest limit Richter explained that there would be no limit on how many of the notes a bank could pur chase He said they would be considered direct obligations of the county and the interest would have to be paid according 300 Advisers In Laos May Be Recalled Laotian Fighting AEan Meeting ly However he pointed out Uie sale of the notes would give the commissioners the advantage of postponing a decision for about two years until the Maryland General Assembly meets in long session again The investment consultant said that although his county has a credit rating which is only one notch removed from the besl the board would still find il near impossible o float the bond issue at three per cent in terest Bichter that this was due to policies of the Federal Reserve Board and the current market trend The county has a credit and Richter cited several issues of bonds By GEORGE SYVERTSEN GENEVA AP Th United States offered Tues day to pull its 300 militar advisers out of Laos if th Geneva confe ence sets up controls t guarantee the Communist follow suit The Chinese Communists imm rejected this idea and oil er American proposals aimed safeguarding Laotian neutrality A spokesman for the government called them an tempt to set up a superstate the Southeast Asian kingdom He said the position taken b US Ambassador W Averell Ha could lead to a breakup i the conference and if he Unite States sticks to its latest line will certainly lead to a furthe of the Laotian war The Chinese reaction came at briefing session after addressed the 20th session of th conference The chief US delegate put fort a series of proposals for Laos of military force and armaments He wants to giv he International Control Commis by counties with similar ratings He noted that all were th Premier sion teams power to block an irms buildup He submitted th as supplements to plan introduce by the French June 6 here was these related develop He noted that all were over the three per cent limit Richter said another way the county could float a bond issue with the three per cent rate would bc lo shorten its term from 20 is now plan 10 years However he pointed out the county be at a disadvantage because it would have to pay back a year plus interest which would be between and The commissioners authorized Mr Dagenais to look further into fhe matter and report his Prince Boun submitted to a working commil tee of the Laotian princes mee ing in Zurich a proposed agend including formation ot a unifie delegation to the Geneva confer ence new National Assembl elections and problems of th Neutralist Prince Sou nn UUU five room house to them next week Adlai Arrives In Colombia Probe Opens Into Shipment Of Molasses NEW ORLEANS La Norwegian tanker completed un more than two million gallons ot blackstrap molasses from Cuba Tuesday and dent Kennedy directed his staff to look into the situation The big shipment from Cuba to New Orleans was completed de spite protests to the White House from Louisiana members of Con gress In Washington Sen Allen J Ellender DLa called on Ken to invoke the act which bars with the enemy to freeze he molasses shipment and stop any further imports The molasses was valued at the office of the col ector of customs here reported At the White House assistant iress secretary Andrew T Hatch er implied without saying so out ight lhal the was lappy about the shipment Hatch er recalled that Kennedy said at a news conference in ary he hoped the deal would not completed BOGOTA Colombia Adlai E Stevenson ar rived Tuesday on the last leg of his South American tour He found the city guarded against any leftist demonstrations President Kennedys special representative landed at old Techo Airport without incident as police concentrations diverted at tention to he new International Airport in another part of the city Dillon Sees Business Boom Possible Slash In Taxes Congo Finn WASHINGTON Sen ile Appropriations Committee ap change Tuesday a 322 million to help pay for Nations military opera in the Congo vanna was reporte ill and did not get er personally with Boun Oum am proCommunist Prince vong 2 Military sources in Vientiane said seven companies of munist troops backed by mortars havo driven progovernment Met tribal militiamen from Ml Pou San in a launched last Friday The mile high peak is about 20 miles north of the Plaine des Jar res The Meos were reported to lave dispersed into the jungles There were no details on casual Pay Raise Asked ROCKVILLE Md ers in the Montgomery County school system Tuesday asked for a starting annual wage of and yearly increases lhal would induce them to forego seeking er employment By Next Year By STANLEY MEISLER WASHINGTON AP ary of the Treasury Douglas Dil on predicted Tuesday that by midst ot an economic boom He said a tax cut might result Dillon envisioned federal bug el surplus large enough to pave the way for loWer taxes Ho told the National Press Club his bright future must be consid red when discussing the federal deficits foreseen for 1961 and 962 fiscal years It is probable lhal by lime next year our economy will bc in high gear Dillon said He presented an impressive ar ay of statistics in his speech He aid the gross national product a measuring the to al output of goods and services would reach billion this year UllS VOar bi to appropriate The total was billion lasi 9 fn And he predicted we can rea hope to have a gross n lional product of billion by the end of 1962 A year of that kind Dillon said urn DV u tram next year we may well be in the Sivc the federal govern of i merit enough revenues to meet all of our national needs with something left over He detailed the budget situation way The deficit for the cur rent fiscal year which ends June 30 will bc billion The deficit for the 1962 fiscal year which be gins July 1 will be billion This is based on predicted govern ment revenues of billion By ENDRE MARTON WASHINGTON AP The United States intro a new element of drama into the EastWest nuclear weapons test ban issue Tuesday It ordered ifs top negotiator home for and hinted he may not return to Geneva Whether Arthur H Dean will to conference table de pends on developments here and in Geneva State Department press officer Lincoln White said Dean the New York lawyer ap pointed by President Kennedy to head the US contingent at Ge neva is due here Wednesday He will report to the President and confer with Secretary of Stale Dean Kusk and with John J Mc Cloy Kennedys chief adviser on disarmament White voiced hope that progress at Geneva will justify Deans re lurn to the conference But a official did not conceal the general sentiment hat the conference appears to be deadlocked and that there is little chance that the stalemate can be broken Officials said Soviet Premier Khrushchev by proposing merger of the Geneva talks into the broader issue of general disar mament virtually took the issue rom the hands of the Geneva ne The United States rejected Khrushchevs suggestion last Sat and fold him this country could not observe indefinitely its present moratorium on nuclear esting Deans recall was decided upon n parl because the Geneva talks overlap disarmament negotiations which started here Monday The United States has expressed hope the nuclear issue can be ex cluded from the Washington talks which this country maintains should deal only with questions of procedure in connection with a disarmament conference S Flights Seen By LEWIS GULICK WASHINGTON or direct commercial air service the United States anil the soared Tuesday with ic announcement the two conn ries are planning to hold talks n the subject soon Under the proposals Pan Amer can Airways and Aeroflol the Soviet airline fly the route be ween New York and Moscow Air travelers going from one to the other now have to op at an intermediate point and planes The State Department nti that in response to a U S the Soviets proposed le negotiations get under way unc 21 The United States whose com air experts are now in in negotiations with other asked for a delay to July Moscow is expected to reply on While a air connec tion has been under consideration for several years the two sides never have reached the ing table Talks were once sched uled to begin last July The United States canceled them at the last minute after the Soviets shot down a US reconnaissance bomber Bui Dillon expected joom year of 1962 would bring in billion in revenues for fed eral budget of the 1963 fiscal jar He said lie expected deficit for he 1962 fiscal year is both in evitable and appropriate And he said the gov spending to the level of government revenues would bc totally unacceptable On Inside Pages Page Amusements 4 Bridge 9 Crossword 7 jj Dear Abby f Pearson n Editorials Columnists U Ed Radio Programs Sports 1314 IS Newt j t
