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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 9, 1959 PARE 42 INDICTMENT Grady Sparks Hope Of Raise For City Employees Later RAPE-DEATH STATEMENTS OF By JAMES LEGAL RULING LEAVES 18 IN CITY BUDGET Comptroller Is Advised Not To Act On Cut Of Liquor Inspectors Mayor Grady held out hope yesterday for a general wage increase for all city employees "if and when the financial condition of the city permits." GOIIFLIGTItl RETURNED I. KEAT pay for senior employees at the top of their scales in the list of improvements he would support when the city can afford them. He also agreed that some extra "consideration" should be given laborers nominally hired by the day whose jobs are eliminated in the 1960 budget. Classified employees laid off through no fault of their own are placed on a reemployment list for He said he recognized that it was unfair to grant a salary increase for one class of employees, the teachers, without Two Youths On Trial He Faces Malfeasance granting "equal treatment to all municipal workers.

Charge, Is Accused Of False Statements Accuse Each Other In Woman's Killing Mr. Grady made those com three years, which gives them ments following a meeting with representatives of the Classified first choice at any subsequent openings in their classifications. By GEORGE ELLIOTT SD Conflicting signed statements In which two youths, on trial for the Daniel W. Hubers was indicted By HENRY t. TREWHITT The attorney general advised the State comptroller yesterday against any action "under the circumstances" on the proposed elimination of eighteen part-time liquor inspectors the city budget.

An immediate effect was to leave the inspectors in the budget, despite the elimination requested by the Board of Estimates. Mr. Grady said he did not necessarily favor a rigid rehiring llllllli: m. CK -J by the Baltimore county grand ust lor tne so-called per diem Municipal Employees Association. They left the meeting with the impression, they said, that the Mayor would give "favorable consideration" to a raise in the 1961 budget.

The Mayor included longevity jury yesterday on a malfeasance workers but did think they should charge accusing him of giving rape and murder of a 58-year-old grandmother, accused each other of the crimes were read yesterday to Judge Edwin Harlan and Judge Michael J. Manley. be given, preference over new (Continued, Page 28, Column 2) false statements and testimony to As the prosecution neared com Ruling on a delicate point of SALINGER FREED pletion of its case against James O. Hare, and Edward E. AT SANITY TRIAL the County Council.

The member of the Board of Appeals, whose appointment In February was described by Christian H. Kahl, county executive, as "the worst sort of conflict of interest," testified during a public hearing November 3. In a prepared statement and remarks to the Council, he denied Mouisaaie, ine two-judge court was dealing with statements in PLANE CRASHES, PARTS HIT HOME No One Hurt In Accident Near'Brandywine Brandvwine. Dec. 8 Wt which the two defendants gave strikingly similar accounts as to how each said the other committed Man Had Been Committed To Mental Hospital In '50 the atrocities.

a commission interest in the so- The near-nude and battered This snow plow had heavy going cutting Falls road clear yesterday at Beckleysville, Baltimore county Cautioning him of the tests of body of Mrs. Ethel Francis was called Essex land-deaL "Absolutely Denyt A T-22 jet trainer plane crashed personal conduct that lie ahead, found by police near the ninth hole STATE CLEARING Judge Reuben Oppenheimer yes' city-State relationships, the State Law Department delivered its opinion late yesterday to Louis L. Goldstein, the comptroller. He said he will hand it in turn to the Board of Estimates today. "Circumstances" Cited The particular "circumstances" were cited by C.

Ferdinand Sy-bert, the attorney general, and John Martin Jones, an assistant, as determining the legal point involved. They included the reported absence of any reason for Mr. Goldstein to question the personnel request of the Liquor Board. The board had asked for retention of the part-time inspectors in the budget at a total salary cost of $12,960 a year. Under the law, the Liquor Board may appoint employees as nec of the Clifton Park Golf Course August 5, 1958.

I absolutely deny that I any real-estate from anyone, in regard to near here tonight and pans oi the wreckage struck a small home. Neither the two occupants terday freed Dolfi Salinger from a ruling under which he had been committed to a mental hospital of the plane nor five persons in Nine Statements Admitted Nine written statements ad the sale of the property at Marlyn ITS SNOWAND ICE Most Roads Passable; Far avenue and Stemmers Run road," by a jury in Criminal Court nine the house were injured. The pilot and co-pilot of the Diane, based 10 miles north of his statement asserted. mitted Into evidence yesterday had the accused at first telling years ago. Judge Oppenheimer announced here at Andrews Air Force Base, West Areas Dangerous police that they saw another man following Mrs.

Francis, later ac his decision after hearing Dr. The jury charged that he acted "well knowing that his prepared statement and other testimony was false and with the willful, parachuted to safety after the shiD went out of control due to Manfred Guttmacher, chief medi cusing each other of the rape and Snow and ice still caused dan alow-level flame out. murder and, in the case of Hare, finally denying that he and Mouls7 cal adviser of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore, report the findings evil intent deliberately to mis' serous driving conditions in xar dale had been in Clifton Park at Western Maryland last night, but represent his official actions to the County Council and to the in a psychiatric examination made A spokesman at Andrews said Mrs. Barbara F. Duley and one of her three children, Joseph, 3, were believed to have been in the rest of the State cleared away essary "subject to the approval Monday.

public." This, the jury said, "constl Dr. Guttmacher testified that In the aftermath of the heavy storm that contributed to eight deaths jured when their home was hit bv the wreckaee. After subse- of the comptroller." The city must pay the costs out of license fees. Governor Picks Liquor Board tuted a perversion of the trust re his opinion Salinger is "essential in the State Monday. posed in Jiim as a member of the nnent examination at the base ly a realist at present and knows yvv.

v.v,' vv.v Mi Mr. Goldstein recalled that for State Police at Cumberland said Board of Appeals." hospital, however, they were re that he is going to be better off mer city solicitors and at least that roads were about "50 per leased. by socially conforming." one former attorney general. Wil The 23-member jury, which has probed the Essex transaction and "other zoning matters" for more Fliers Named Mrs. Dulev's husband and the He went on to express the view cent clear" in Garrett county, where the mountains were coated all on the- night of the crimes.

Yesterday's trial sessions were marked by two motions to declare a mistrial. They were made by Joseph Rosenthal and Norman M. Yankellow, counsel for Hare, and by Joseph G. Finnerty, court-named attorney for Mdulsdale. The moves were based on the contention that the State had failed to supply the defendants with certain of the signed state ments, but the judges ruled the request for statements had not been made in writing, as required.

The judges held further that de liam C. Walsh, ruled the Board that the man "has acquired con of Estimates was without power with 20 inches of snow. High unnds and deep drifts combined to snap poles in same area two other children did not require medical examination. The small trainer. which Most of the deer hunters stuck trol through the maturation and educative processes so that his to reduce the Liquor Board staff.

Members of the Liquor Board are appointed by the Governor. The appointments are regarded when roads were blocked by the snow made their way back to crashed at 5.40 P.M. after having adjustment to society at a noncriminal level seems probable." their parties, and no new mishaps Doomsday Prediction Stirs 'Revival-Riot9 At Hopkins generally as a form of patronage In response to a question from connected with the weather were than a month, presented the indictment at 3.47 P.M. to Judge John B. Gontrum, chief judge, of the Circuit Court.

After the judge announced that Frank H. Newell 3d, State's attorney, will call them back December 21, the jurors retired to their chambers for further deliberations. I Named in the indictment as wit-(Continued, Page 28, Column 4) for the State administration. In reported. been aloft for three hours, nvas flown by Col.

O. H. Lane. His co-pilot was identified as Maj. J.

L. Bynum. Both men are assigned to the Pentagon. Colonel Lane was quoted by of fense counsel had had access to the Judge Oppenheimer, the psychiatrist gave, his opinion that Salinger was no longer a danger Snow Still On Roads this case, the Board of Estimates asked for a reduction as part of its effort to pare the city budget. (Continued, Page 28, Column 7) In Carroll and northwestern About 100 Johns Hopkins under Baltimore counties, where five to himself or to society.

Mr. Goldstein promptly turned ficials at Andrews as saying that graduates last night conducted of the eight deaths took place, In pronouncing Salinger free, what was variously described as (Continued, Page 28, Column 5) after the flame out, he tooK ail possible evasive action to prevent crashing in a populated area. He roads were still spotted with snow and ice last night but were pass to the attorney general for a ruling, since he already had approved the jobs at the request of the Liquor Board. "revival" and a "riot" at the Homewood campus. able.

said he and Major Bynum re State Roads Commission crews The whooping, yelling, fire mystics may have been the indirect cause, as several self-styled campus "theologians" contended. But the direct cause was certainly release from a two-week period of pre-holiday tests particularly something called the English Absolution Test held yesterday. The latter is not a religious rite. It is a one-shot test which Hopkins freshmen may take to absolve (Continued, Page 28, Column 4) Reply Made In reply, Mr. Sybert and Mr.

Fall From Engine Injures Fireman mained in the ship until the last nossible moment before making still worked to scrape the last traces of the storm from the high Jones said they did not reach the a low-level bailout. cracker-throwing demonstration, restrained by neither the Northern district police nor university authorities, allegedly had its be ways. The Weather Bureau at Friend question of "your authority to disapprove the employment of cer-(Continued, Page 28, Column 2) ship International Airport pre Firefighter Francis Ford was thrown from an engine and hurt last night as it sped to a false Your Savings are ginnings in a dormitory "bull ses dicted that today would be much sion" four nights ago on the writ jUUUUUUULA.ILB-B-B.g-g.g. t.gJU.9. OUR, like yesterday, with mostly sunny skies and a high temperature of Protected ings of Nostradamus, prophesying the thermonuclear end of the world.

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