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TBS NEW*, FrDdoriek, MtrykndTuesday, April I#* 1***mDies OfMurder Trial Opens InHeart Attack RockvilleROCKVILLE, Md, lt;AP)~A M-I year-old tmck driver went on trial in Montgomery County Cir* cult Court Monday for the *20 robbery and murder of a Howard ! County gas station attendant last May.Goviniori DIscumWater Supply NeedsWASHINGTON (AP)-A region* •l approach to water supply problems in the Potomac River Basin was supported Monday by 21 representative* from (our state* and the District of Columbia {The action was taken at tha sec*' ond meeting held by the Potomac Basin State Governors Conference on Governmental Structure for Ad* j ministering Water Resources. {The representatives agreed toseek approval from their gover-nors of resolutions calling for the coordination of private and publicRobert Bruce Westcoat, Catons- water supply programs, and toville, is accused of shooting to death Charles P. Gallion, *1, at the service station, located at routes 29 and 40 near Ellicott City. An empty cashbox was found near the victim's body.Westcoat also is charged—byt not on trial—in the fatal shooting of a Howard County police officer minutes after Gallion was found slain.Friend Given Liferemove causes of present and fu ture controversy.”The meeting was attended by j federal water supply officials as' well as representatives from Virginia, West. Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and the District.NEW MARKET CLUBThe New Market HomemakersClub met at the Fire Hall Aprilriar„„n. n tr’ lt;k . lor its fourth meeting on Pro*™c,e I::. * visions for the Future.Mrs. Edward Widmayer, led th«!lt;•*Rev. Dr. Waaler Van GarrettRev. Dr Wouter Van Garrett, former pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick, died Sunday at his apartment in Harrisburg, Pa., of a heart attack. He was 70 years of age, bom Nov, 27, 1891, near Hanover,Pa.Dr. Garrett left Frederick to assume the pastorate of the Lutheran Church in Sea Isle, New Jersey, in 1954. He retired from active service in 1957, and since that time had been living in Harrisburg with his wife, Clara By-nrly Garrett.Their only son, Robert L. Garrett, is married to the former Miss Susan McAlpino, daughter of Mrs. Harrison McAlpine, Frederick. The couple resides in Phoenix, Arizona.Came Here In 1M4Rev. Dr. Garrett preached his first sermon in the local church March 26, 1944, as a guest pastor,The congregation was so impressed by his sermon that it extended him a unanimous call to become pastor here. The pastorate of the Evangelical Lutheran Church at the time had been vacant for five months since the former pastor, Rev. Dr. Amos J.Trover, had accepted a call to become a member of the facultyof the Hamma Divinity School et Wittenberg College.Prior to his acceptance of the storate here, he was pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church of orwood. Pa. His first sermon as pastor of the church here was preached the first Sunday in May,i£OADr. Garrett resigned the pastorate here just ten years after j aid Eav pis acceptance of the post, in May 9654. During his service, the E-ihngelical Lutheran Church gained about 900 members.funeral ThursdayHe was a member of the Ministerial Education Committee of toe Western Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod and'wasfriend of Westcoal’s, was sen tenced to life imprisonment last December for killing the patrolman, Randolph Brightwel!, 33, father of two small children.A jury of nine women and three men was selected to hear the Westcoat case before Judge James H. Pugh. All were confined Monday night in a Rockville motor hotel, under court guard.State's Ally. Leonard T. Kardy said it was the first time in 30 years a jury had been locked up in the county.May Last Four DaysThe prosecution called 10 witnesses Monday and expects to present 13 .more. Defense attorney Lewis S. Nippard has scheduled 12 witnesses for the trial, which may last four days.T. Hunt Mayfield, slate's attorney for Howard County and cogroup with A Housewives Prayer”, followed by the pledge of allegiance to the flag.1 Mrs. Widmayer presented thedemonstration on Family Records”. She asked “Why Is it important to know about valuable papers. Each family has important papers and should know what they are and where they are kept,she said.They should also record or file all Bank accounts, name of bank and where they are. Auto record, insurance policies, life, hospitalization sick, accident, fire, real estate including cemetery plot. Deeds, date and place recorded.All securities, stocks, bonds, marriage and birth certificates. Social security information, all income tax papers should be kept seven years, and canceled checks! Teen Convention'Commltiii which] ,f£fi5rni?r! 11 ^rt abort 11:45 lastimeetingaround the world to Jerusalem inlate December of 1M4. Monday imhutfA'MUUIIV W ow*,,v —T ,In addition to the Junior com-the following Eagle Scouts were done-Citizen* responded•civ vwsuHici vi iwm, | ^ ^aLJi oany Ifte United floodlight truckI* Mt with (hr eaUiKt lt;t fiSM I *!H'r .^ Lr lhr imd the baakwwMaddar Iran Ihadtnt Tad ^ Enplran. Tuaadp | Mil* «»«■*« lt;* lt;** K™ reanonded. and Wednesday the International I Knights of Dunami*.Board dtHmtm s met, •::STOVE EXPLODESAn exploding kerosene stove at the home of Charles Shem, 10 West Sixth street, just around!GOP Candidate*To Head For HereBALTIMORE (AP)-Republican candidates for nomination in the ; May 15 primary will swarm intoWestern Maryland starting Tuns-(toy, |Traveling as one team will beFrank Small Jr., seeking the GOPnod for governor, and Edward T, Miller, gunning for the U. S, Senate spotJames P Gleason, also trying for the Senate nomination, will be on his own. In addition to too western counties, he will appear in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties this week,Newton I. Steers, candidate for Congressman-at-large, will awingthrough Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties as well ss the west.s the comer from the Junior FireMi-dX*! -ISM* - 1*01*;if i» M.Mwere Mrs. Earl Nusbaum and Mrs. i sionary aviation, Hartford gain'Edward Hemby. ; ed renown as the first pilot toThe next meeting will be at the sing|e cngjne p[ane jntohome of Mrs. Charles Bryan on May 4 at 8 p. m. Mrs. Widundeveloped territory of themayer wilt show slides on her ArS®^?n J,un?.l5u'prosecutor, said in his opening 'cars; thlt; speaker Mki.trip through the west.TO SPEAK SATURDAY Pioneer missionary pilot, Paul C. Hartford from St. Petersburg,FIS. will be flying into Westminster to speak at HampsteadYouth for Christ Saturday 8 p.,, , ,, , , , _ .m., in the auditorium of the j International. Last Sunday, .m-Greenmount Church, one mile ® upon .®rr‘'in*. north of Hampstead on Route 30. j Wheaton he met with the WorldThe public is cordially invitedKNIGHTS OF DUNAM1SThe first meeting in Frederick County of the Knights of Dun* amis of the Boy Scouts of America was called to order by t h e commander, Frederick Broadrup, at the Elks Frederick Lodge No. 684 April 8 at 7:30GUARANTEEDUSED CARS'40 PONTIAC CATALINA f Off. H, T. ft, A H., I, T*# Low MUMHr 1 owner.I# CHIVY PICK UPI «yl„ W m, «. A H, LlHt now •m BUICK I DR, f PKCIAL It. A M* Dyfl. Cfeoff •m CHIVY 4 Dll. If O.R. A H„ P.O.* Leek* Rood *U DetOTD 4 DR. S«D,ff. A H»* AlftO.# §004 tomify 40f •H PDNTIAC 9 PAW IT A. WAD,Hi a h., Hyi* Geoff•to PONTIAC 4 PASS. STA. WAO. R, A H.* mw «*Mr# I ewffor# very ileon.NATIONAL GARAGERIORBVILLff# MO.ON OLD ST. 41 0 m 4 Dm A Woett 7 A. M. H t P. M.PHONR MT. AIRY Iff •tr SotOMfftff On SufftfiYCelt Mt Airy 1f*R or KMeyes examinedGLASSES FttTElfcDr. Walter SnowOPTOMETRIST45 North Market St, Phone MOnumeat S-S871Earl W. Schultz Jr., directorof Hampstead Youth for Christ! p. m. The Knights of Dunamisand vice president of the Eastern consist of Eagle Scouts, the high-Area of YFCI. took a round trip est rank in toe Scouting move-jet flight to Wheaton, 111. this ment.week and spent four days tn The following officers werestrategic meetings at the headquarters of Youth for Christelected: Commander, Frederick Broadrup; secretary, Charles, , , .. . . .. ,___„._____ .to every Hampstead YFC rally.?™!!l She suggested having a desk] Mr. Hartford has recently beennamed to the new post of direc-- r. toe- No;Westcoat shot Gallion four times convenicn?ry ‘ located tw use as« wriMii fJl the home biminws center. Do notstore papers in sugar bowls, orTh»e.»!ut S iSLiL S under n,*s-Each on*sdKu,d worka Tuf ZHllul, w . f oul thcir own (iUn* *y*t*m, andblooded murder I’ve ever come, across. Brindle wlil appear as a |p prosecution witness, Kardy said.The trial is being held in Mont-evcry thing and everything in itsMrs. William Burke, president, presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Widmayer and Mrs.I H«™ld Harshm.n told of tMrfn hi9h^nno rH ofi ntv triP ***• Potomac Edison plant1?,A1?-Jfel'JMf.m H°wat'd^County. at Williamsport sponsored bv theNipp.nl told th. Jury h. »ill !»«• I Lrrn'SorSu!* ^sent evidence to show Westcoat is I several members plaa to go onthe BeRsville trip on May 9. A short course skit was presentedtor of the YFC Overseas Leader- j § I ■ ship Training Program”. This program will sponsor a series of I strategically located schools alt around the world, especially in preparation for the World Teen Convention in Jerusalem in 1964.As vice president of YFCI in the Caribbean Area, Mr. Hartford traveled 100,000 miles yearly from Mexico to Panama. Pioneering in the field of mis-innocent of both robbery and mur der.DINNER DANCE MAY 5by Mrs. Charles Bryan, Mrs.A meeting was held April j Harshman. Mrs. John Thompson by the officers of the officers of ai**the WalkersviUe Alumni Associa- Ljf “j™*™tion to make final nreparaUons 16tX . Mrg -Jlt;hn. Umt”«lt;r-.for the annual banquet and1 ,or #v*n1n*spring dance on May 5 at the new Walkersvilia High School.The banquet and business meet ing are scheduled for 6:50 p. m and the dance from 9 to 12 featured by Lou Wade and his orchestra. Invitations are being mailed for reservations to Don-Walkersille.Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc.410 N. Market St.AdvtiiliwrwitHaring aaM nay heme, I am OiaeeaMaaiag haaaekeepiag and will sell aa the premises at Bread Ran, 8 ml. East ef Bar-a part president of the Synod. M* wrote many article for various denominational publications as well as secular papers and maga-Bines.Ha was a graduate of toe Gettysburg Academy, Gettysburg College, and tha Lutheran Theologi-oal Seminary at Gettysburg. He took several post-graduate courses at the Seminary and alsoat tha University of Pennsylvania.Funeral services will be held from the Bethlehem LutheranChurch. Second and Division sts.Harrisburg, Pa., Thursday at 10a.m.BULLFIGHTER DIESSEVILLA. Spain (AP)-Juan Belmonte, % acclaimed as oneof toe greatest bullfighter* of Ml time, died Sunday of a heartattack.WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1962AT 1:19 P. M. 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