News (Newspaper) - February 14, 1964, Frederick, Maryland Weather Forecast Clear and much colder tonight low in 20s. Saturday high again in 40s. Sunday cloudy with VOL. 103 Frederick Orchestra To Present Page 4 Press Run Today FEBRUARY 14, 1964 16 PAGES SINGLE COPY 30c WEEKLY BY Two Commissioners Volunteer Want TJ School Built Dorsey Definite Horman Refuses To Commit Public Meeting Set For Tonight Two members of the Board of County Commissioners said day they are definitely in favor of without further in construction of the Governor Thomas Johnson High Democratic Commissioners A. Irvin Renn and Lawrence A. Borsey said they favor con- struction of the ing the but lican Commissioner Russell Z. Horman was A large turnout is expected night for the public meeting to discuss and possibly approve the plans for the After ing considerable the voice of who vor the building as now planned is being heard more It was reliably reported that a crowd of more than 200 might march to the Board of tion tonight to hear the tors discuss the The ing begins at 8 While local residents awaited the the who will eventually be the ones who say or to the allocation of funds for the were polled on the Commissioner Renn Board of County Com- missioners has not specifically approved nor disapproved any funds for this We included the proposed cost of this school in planning for our bond Renn Cites Critical Need feel that the matter of the Thomas Johnson High School has been adequately discussed in joint meetings between the Board of Education members and the Board of County Com- As a matter of ord there has been at least three Get State Recognition Emmitsburg Jaycees Battle For School Site Change The Emmitsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce is at a standstill in its flight for cation of the proposed mont Emmitsburg High But its efforts have at least achieved state Jaycee tion It was announced at a ing of the Emmitsburg Jaycees held Thursday evening in Mt. Manor by John L. Mills district vice president of the Junior ber of that the ter has been selected by t h e state Jaycee executive board as Chapter of the Month for This selection is based on com- munity service projects under- taken by a The Emmitsburg Jaycees were said Walter dent of the Frederick County Junior Chamber of on the merits of the burg High School At present Emmitsburg cees are awaiting word from Baltimore attorney Aleck who is representing the Jaycees on the According to Patrick surer of the Emmitsburg Resnick will contact the group next week to discuss plans for a hearing before the State Board of The attorney will ask the State Board to prevent the Frederick County Board of Education from locating a consolidated high school for the north county area in The Jaycees favor the location of the consolidated facility at least half way to Em- Give Blood Frederick Memorial May Try To Change Cigarette Habits Frederick Memorial Hospital officials are considering the posal of removing the cigarette machine in the lobby of the pital in the wake of the U. S. Surgeon General's report last month linking cigarette smoking and lung P. David trator at Frederick meetings of this group and I am sure each Board has met several times with the archi- major change or tion should have been proposed before the plans reached the final The preliminary plans for this school were in sufficient detail to determine major items to be These preliminary plans were available over a year feel the critical need for additional educational facilities in Frederick County is too vere to consider the possibility of a year's Our ry classrooms at Frederick High are now filled to capacity and more facilities are definitely It is my hope that the Board of Education will take final action on this matter out further Commissioner Dorsey can't we have to go ahead and build a We have an example of not planning ahead in the which was spent for those little red schools at Frederick High If the people in power years ago had planned ahead and built the necessary maybe the schools would not be so over- crowded since adequate facilities have not been we of today must face the and proceed without delay to provide all necessary We can reference to the Thomas Johnson I recall that ov er a year ago the architect came to the office to present the preliminary plans I knew then that the school in- cluded an I didn't object to it then and I don't I did to the greenhouse on the the swimming pool and the wall to wall School Board knew be- fore we did what was being If they wanted to make changes in the the time to do it was then not educators know what is needed in We must have confidence in If they don't know what is needed to teach our no one don't want to spend a lar more than is necessary but we must face up to the situation and not give it a political Commissioner Horman one has to sell me on the value of We must have good teachers and adequate but the ness of the county is important to me think we should pay our way more than we are Our population is growing ly and probably will continue to Our children might have the same problem we have in furnishing enough We are burdening them with a tremendous financial experts say when the debt becomes eight to ten per cent of our total assessed we will lose our credit rating therefore the interest rate on bonds wil be much school building as is in the hands of the school What they do is up to them as far as the auditorium is concerned but the whole program hinges on edness and credit of the is not fair to have shifts at but at the same time we must watch the money and make each dollar buy said that the proposal to remove the machine was introduced for discussion at a meeting of the medical board held last month at the Frederick Memorial is only one of the four hospitals in the state who are reviewing their policies on cigarette The other three hospitals who plan to review their present policies Mercy Hospital and the an's Administration Hospital in and Peninsula eral Hospital in Mark administrator at Lutheran Hospital in doubted that cigarette smoking could be banned in non-profit we don't sell them to the their families will bring them in to he Farmer Suffers Eye In jury An Emmitsburg man suffered facial burns Wednesday ing when a battery he was charging blew up in his The explosion also injured one the extent to which is un- known at According to a member of the Delbert Piper had placed the battery on a bench and was beginning to charge it when it throwing acid into his Piper grabbed an oil can nearby and rubbed the contents on his face and Piper's Mrs. Douglas Pi- stated that this cording to Piper's probably saved his Piper was taken to the An- nie M. Warner Hospital in by a farm hand and later to the Hanover eral Pa. He returned to his home this and it is reported that vision in one eye is still Hood Walkersville To Donate At February 24 Visit Postmaster James A. chairman of the Frederick ty Red Cross Blood announced today that the dent Council of Hood College is cooperating with the local Blood Program and is registering Hood students as blood donors for the February 24 visit of the mobile at the Good Shepherd Lutheran 1 p.m. to p.m. Mr. Grove also said ville will make the bloodmobile visit Arnold principal of Walkersville High School is contacting 18- year-old or over students as sible Town residents are also planning to donate Mr. Grove said he has been ad- vised that approximately 125 Hood students will appear as since it wUl be essary to collect 183 pints of blood to make up the deficit in the annual quota to notices will be sent mainly to local sons who have not donated since 1962. Since this will be the last Bloodmobile visit to Frederick until June 3, multiple donors who are eligible are requested to appear as any donors who had been scheduled for any previous Bloodmobile and who failed to keep the pointment or to request to be can have their names restored to the active file by appearing as There are still a number of names in the files of persons who have not donated since 1962, but these persons will be notified before June 30, the end of the fiscal Mr. Grove Change In Schedule Due to a holiday being uled at Mount Saint Mary's Col- West Germans Refuse Commies Offer On Wall Soviets Protest Defection Details Withheld In Talks Between U. S. Ambassador And Gromyko WASHINGTON viet Union has asked that its officials be permitted to see Yuri J. a Soviet ret police officer who defected to the United and said today that ments will be made to meet the Soviet Matter Before Congress Brewster May Get Seneca Cabin Owners More Time the bile visit that had been uled there on March 16 has been changed to March 12, from 1 p.m. un- til p.m. Mr. Grove said that no notices will be mailed for this visit of the and any resident of the burg area who was a donor last year or who wishes to be- come a can appear as a Warning Given On Bogus Money Chief of Police Charles V. Main is warning local merchants to be on the alert for spurious five dollar bills believed to be circulating in The counterfeit five dollar bills are really one dollar bills with the figures pasted over the in the said Chief So far only one such has been confiscated by City It had been passed several days at the Elks Club on West All Saints Chief Main advises that all merchants taking in five lar bills check to see that coln's picture is in the not He displayed the confiscated at a meeting of the Lion's Club MOSCOW Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko protested to U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler today about the defection to the United States of Yuri a member of the Soviet delegation to the Ge- neva disarmament The U.S. embassy reported it could not give out details at From other quarters it was learned the protest was stern and the talks pretty The call came in the midst of reports in Soviet quarters of great concern as to the effect the affair might have on the disarmament disappeared from the staff of the Soviet delegation Feb. 4 and the U.S. State Department later announced he had asked asylum in the United Western quarters expressed astonishment that the Russians could seriously consider that ther the hosts to the con- or the Americans were responsible for de- One Russian source said viet officials were surprised and concerned that the cans had said so little about the defection since the State De- announced it. Senator Daniel B. Brewster may be able to extend the time that area residents with cabins at Senaca will be able to use Sen. Brewster is sponsoring a resolution in Con- gress to forbid any evictions from federal lands in the mac River Basin until the Corps of Engineers Completes dam studies for the Involved are about six cabins owned by residents of this city and Mt. The battle came to public light about three years ago when the government gave eviction notice to the cabin The cabins were built by the residents on the government owned The owners pay the government a year in The National Park Service wants the cabins vacated so the land can be developed as a lic picnic The cabin ers contend the public can now use the They have also argued that when such land is vacated by private residents in this that the government Offer Was For Easter Opening West Germany Claims Too Many Political Advantages Made Germany neglects the land rather t h a n j West German government and improves it. The cabin owners have gone through several channels to have their leases The most recent notice from the Federal government dered the cabins to be vacated by April 1 of this If resolution is acceptable to the time could be extended for the cabin Education Lobby Joins Tawes In Battle For Tax Increase Man Is Bitten By His Pet Dog A case was reported today by State ing to the Bernard ning 29, RFD 2, was nipped in the left thumb last night when he at- tempted to pick up his pet. Harry J. Frost said the skin on Ganley's thumb was barely but as a measure the dog is being The incident curred about 9 p.m. Thursday at Ganley's home along the Ball TRADING SLACK NEW YORK by some blue chips tilted the stock market irregularly lower early this Trading was WRITER DIES Alaska Vic 41, song writer and died Thursday at his home in Big who came to Alaska in 1951, also was a hunting guide and bush He was born in Woman Charged In Infant's Death A county Negress has been charged with manslaughter in the death of her The ruary Grand Jury returned the indictment against Betty Jane 23, of near New An autopsy report showed that two month old Gary Tyrone Crampton died of acute congenital heart disease and exposure to freezing State Police Trooper Robert Loun investigated the death which occurred early in the morning of January 2. The lice reported that the mother put the baby to bed in an un- heated upstairs bedroom about p.m. January 1. About two hours later she went to awaken the infant and found it Proposed Subdivision Regulations Prisoners Party Is Short-Lived Md. Two prisoners were having a beer in Taylorsville tavern a few hours after breaking out of the Carroll County In walked State Police Cpl. Thomas Bosley with his service revolver The party was Tony A. 35, of and Wilmont C. 29, of were back in jail ANNAPOLIS stat education lobby is battling sid by side with Gov. Tawes in hi campaign to persuade Marylan legislators they should enact million tax program tha some of them feel may be un Robert Y. chief lobby ist for the Maryland State Teachers Association at the Leg has been talking up th governor's proposed one-third in crease in the state income rate as much as he has the million aid to education program it would And Thursday Pau assistant state superin tendent of went to for the governor's tax program His audience was several hun dred persons attending a legis lative dinner sponsored by the Maryland Congress of Parents and seems to be in vor of this program but not everybody is in favor of the tax Cooper told delegates ting at tables with legislators from their home is time we discussed a tle cold turkey about this He said the aid to education program so desired by all ol them would cost far more than the million price tag rently on it. two years it will cost and when social curity and retirement costs are added to it will cost Cooper hope if it's going to do what it's posed to for education that it will be a million to lion program in a few years Cooper said he was convinced from talks with state fiscal ex- perts that the full one per cent increase in the tax rate was needed by the One fiscal expert who re- mained unconvinced was Louis L. Democratic state who sat at the speakers table with Gov. Tawes and leaders of the Maryland Goldstein said afterward that he still thinks the pending eral tax cut will eliminate the need for boosting Maryland tax revenues by pumping more ey into the state And he said he hopes to have some estimates for the Maryland by the end of next week to prove his Tawes plans to go on sion Tuesday night with a public appeal for the tax Cooper urged legislators ing the dinner to withhold any decision on the tax proposal til they have heard the Favor Sale Of City's Light Plant HAGERSTOWN The City Council voted today to low a special referendum on the sale of the city's electric light But the vote hung under the threat of a mayoral Three of the five councilmen supported a resolution amending the city charter to permit a vote on the sale this The charter stipulates the sale of the plant can only be voted on in a municipal The next one is 1965. Potomac Edison Co. has of- the city million for the Municipal Electric Light Mayor F. Burhans suggested he might veto the Councilman Francis R. Jordell challenged the mayor's right to veto a ciry charter amendment Burhans said he had the and told you want to change the you can get a court The meeting broke up at 1 a.m. after nearly four hours of j the West Berlin Senate turned down today the East German offer to reopen the Berlin wall for the Easter A joint announcement by the government and the Senate said they were fully agreed on the The East Berlin government said Thursday night it was ing to allow West Berliners to visit East Berlin during Easter on the same basis they had ing the Christmas Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's government and the West lin Senate accused the East German government of ing the Christmas pass ment for political The East German government tried to use the Christmas agreement to bulwark its under which West East Germany and West Berlin are looked upon as separate political en- This theory would end hopes for the German cation sought by Erhard's and West Berlin under the leadership of Mayor Willy The Communists offered the same conditions that allowed more than West ers to visit relatives in East Berlin for family reunions ing the Christmas and New Year's holidays on one-day The East Germans suggested renewal of the old agreement Thursday at the sixth meeting between Erich East deputy cultural affairs and Horst a West Berlin city They negotiated the previous The holiday agreement gave West Berliners their first chance to visit relatives in East Berlin since the Communists erected the wall in August 1961. sands of West Berliners waited for hours in bitter cold and snow to apply for one-day ing FATHER DIES HOLLYWOOD ence Tierney 72, father of Scott Brady and ence Tierney died ay of a heart Before etirement Tierney had been a security chief with the York City water They Forgot Republican Stew WASHINGTON will be the same old variety of chicken and but tartly When Republicans of land's Prince Georges County gather Saturday night at the University of Maryland for their Lincoln Day the menu will a la Bobby chicken ed a la surplus sauteed green peas glazed sweet potatoes tossed salad with oil a la farm support New coffee a la milk and Chinese Zoning Commission Lists Steps Necessary For Planning Subdivisions This is the fourth of a series telling of the proposed sub- division regulations for Frederick The information was compiled in ation with the County and Zoning mission Thinking of beginning a sub- There are seven steps which every tive developer should fellow in planning a As in any the sub- divider should begin by ing information on existing con- study site development discuss planning and marketing with those and with his land planner develop a sketch plat or just discuss subdivision When he has in mind what he then con- Led the Planning Commission tor assistance and ification of the After doing all of these nary the subdivider is to begin the second big He must consider his findings and to preliminary Should he decide to con- he should reach tentative agreements with ed with and others con- such as the lender and the The final part of step number two is preparing a pre- liminary plat for submission to the Planning Haying presented a a technical advisory committee of the Planning Commission will begin the third step by meeting with the developer to review the plat and assist him in becoming familiar with various standards of the The committee will make suggestions to the de- concerning improving specific parts of the 'The fourth step in planning a subdivision is taken by the Planning The a p plication is A staff report is made to determine if the preliminary plat conforms with subdivision The application is then subject to agreed or the plat is Assuming that the subdivider is still continuing with his the fifth step is for him to vide a performance guarantee to assure completion of ments stipulated when al approval is given to the The subdivider then prepares a plat and submits it with other required material and Accompanying the is a formal application for approval by the Planning Step number six involves re- viewing of the application by the Planning Approval of the final plat is granted or the subdivider is informed what is lacking and thus holding up the After the Commission a p proves the subdivision the developer records the final plat and proceeds with his de- velopment plans and program and proceeds to sell his lots and QUINTS FIVE MONTHS OLD for their birthday portrait are the five Fischer quintuplets in their They old This taken by Dale Nally of Aberdeen American shows the left to AP and Mary Ann. They were born September 14 to Mrs. Andrew Fischer at
